Local groups urged to back high school funding plan
The Star reports efforts to secure endorsements from business and civic clubs for city utilities to finance a permanent new high school. The school board favors bond-backed funding if the municipal utility contributes, arguing the project benefits residents and may relieve tax burdens. The 22 year old Garland building is slated for replacement as Hope plans extend beyond city limits.
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Ipal
Jal
Minniower
Monroe
Louisiana
Hope
Star
City of Hope
Garland
Local social notes and county singing convention results
A busy Tuesday through Sunday period includes visits among Mrs. 3M Bolding Mies Sbible Taylor and Mrs. Bert Cotvling at Mineral Springs. The Heap County Quarterly singing convention drew attendees from Hope Fulam McNab Texarkana Okay Saratoga Nashville Oren Patmos DeAnn Rocky Mound Washington. Several residents hosted visitors from Texarkana Shreveport and Washington. The Saratoga high track team competed in Rope for preliminaries. Camden district Federation of Warnet'a clubs met at Arkansas Portl and Cement plant activities.
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Bolding
Mies Sbible Taylor
Bert Cotvling
Mineral
Mra C. RB
G. R. Sunge
Ord
Chester
Frank
McNab
Genevieve
Bettye Joe Little
Fulton
Heap County Quarterly
Hope
Fulam
Texarkana
Okay
Saratoga
Nashville
Oren
Patmos
DeAnn
Rocky Mound
Washington
van Zandt
George Bell
Mies
Adam Pope
Abrams
Bell
Gileon Spats
Carrie Spatey
Patee McClarey
Llitle Rork
Mut
Joe Hingis
Prinkly Texurkana
Saratona High School
Hope city platform outlines city progress and highway plans
The Star's Platform calls applying municipal revenues to social resources in Hope and paving aging streets. It endorses Chamber of Commerce support, county subway-style road programs, and all weather roads to cut mileage. It urges state highway progress and efficient government through prudent expenditures.
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Hope
Old City
Chamber of
Gi County
Hempstead
Petrleas
Better Homes Week Reflections From Arkansas OCR
A commentator questions the scope of Better Homes Week asking what makes homes better. The piece surveys events from modern home showcases to library reading lists and home life discussions including religious training, aesthetics, and parental authority with Arkansas opinions on improving family life.
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Little Rock
Charles Merz
Arkansas
Arkansas Ocrat
Prohibition Referenda Sparks National Campaign Debate
Washington by Letter reports a heated push from wets toward a national and state referenda on prohibition. Wets claim public sentiment leans against existing laws, citing Literary Digest polls, stronger organization, and new groups like the Crusaders. Drys challenge any national vote, arguing no demand exists and constitutional fixes would be required.
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Passington
Literary Digest
Mirger
Grealey
Allien
The
Crusaders
New Wet Organization
Tydings
Maryland
Jany Town
United States
Congress
Henry H. Cunran
Association Against the
F. Scott McBride
AntiSaloon League
News of Other Days from the Star News
25 years ago Charles Bemis of Prescott spent Wednesday in this city. Dave McMillans went to Arkadelphia Wednesday afternoon. Treasurer Phillips was down from Washington Wednesday. O A Graves left for Mineral Springs. Judge A H Carrigan attended the Good Roads Convention at Texarkana yesterday. W W Turner of Nashville and H A Turner of Ozan spent Wednesday here. Sam W Thomas, a prominent business man of Patmos, was in Hope Thursday.
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Charles Bemis
Prescott
Dave McMillans
Arkadelphia
Tressurer Phillips
Washington
O. A. Graves
Mineral Springs
A. H. Carrigan
Texarkana
W. W. Turner
Nashville
H. A. Turner
Ozan
Our City
Sam W. Thomas
Patmos
Hope
Local Residents Travel and Visit Notes in Hope
100 BARS AGG Mes. H Brent and daughter Mrs Nick Jewell leave today for two weeks in Mineral Wells Texas. Mr and Mrs W Q Shipley attend Southwestern professional photographers accessation in Dallas. Miss Jewell Snow of Ashdown visits Hope. Misses Mary York and Frances Perry of Ashdown visit Hope. Mrs B C Aker returns from visit to sister Mrs M L Monrest Prescott. Frances Nash leaves for Jackson Mississippi. Clyde Briant of Ashdown visits grandmother Mrs M A Briant. Mrs Will McKinney of Texarkana visits during women’s missionary conference. Mrs Louise Coats of Ashdown visits Hope.
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H. Brent
Nick Jewell
Mineral Wells
Texas
W. QO. Shipley
Dallas
Jewell Snow
Ashdown
Mary York
Frances Perry
B. C. Aker
M. L. Monre
Prescott
Frances Nash
Jackson
Clyde Briant
M. A. Briant
Will McKinney
Texarkana
John §. Gibson
Mrz
Louise Coats
Wat Vreeynt Hope
Ragged Scribbles on News and Notions Scribbling Ends
A jumble of stray items mentions Rudy Vallee, tax on beer, Cal Cochclue retirement, a dog in a 16 room mansion, an 8 year old planning to quit work, a stomach camera, Digest poll, eleven big companies calendar talk, a poet on fashion from movies, and Al Smith in a wartime sub ject.
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Cal Cochclue
Ohio
Visitor Notes From Hope To Nashville And Saratoga
Mrs Joe Wilson visited Hope on Wednesday and David Wilson called in Nashville. Miss Pearl Abbott stayed with Miss Nancy Johnson at Saratoga. Mrs Masterson and Mr Price of Horatio visited Friday. Miss Alice Ditty from Washington is with Mrs Joe Wilson. Mrs P R Booker of DeQueen visits in the home of Dr and Mrs
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T. C. Wilson
J. Hill
J. R. Dodson
Texarkana
W. B. Booker
Thomas Booker
John Murry
Roberta Stuart
Washington
R. C. Stuart
John Wilson
Shreveport
David Wilson
E. M. Delaney
Micheal Meigher Hospital
Joe Wilson
Hope
Nashville
Pearl Abbott
Nancy Johnson
Saratoga
Masterson
Price
Horatio
Alice Ditty
P. R. Booker
DeQueen
Dr. and
Mis
Warden narrowly escapes Rhode Island prison riot
Warden Charles E. Linseatt narrowly escaped death in a Rhode Island State Prison riot that left two dead and three wounded. Three men in a car who prompted the riot tried to aid two escaping prisoners and opened fire, but their automatic revolver jammed.
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Charles E. Linseatt
Rhodesland State Prison
Hope Visitors and Local Guests Friday in Town
Dr. and Mrs. A Darnell from Hope were in town Friday along with Mrs. I M Bobeing Miss Mabel Sipes and Miss Sibble Taylor as Hope visitors. Other locals including Mrs. L M Webb and Miss Willie Webb visited Hope Friday. Dan Mili gandin and Claybourne VinZande of Oktay wileneséed the f half in Hope Friday night. Allison and CLD Mullins are Queen query in lawn ae business recently. The Crimmunity olnet Tuesday at Mrs. Bill Stepperson's home with Martha Bieber present. Castruce Unis sewing was given out at lite. J.P. Mes af Lite Ravle was a visitor recently. Mrs. £ 0 Johnson, Mes TC Wilson and Miss fre Jolseiy were visitors to Flape Siturrilay. Ji Stealed tim ii Nashivitly Sat.
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Autrey
A. Darnell
Hope
I. M. Bobeing
Mabel Sipes
Sibble Taylor
L. M. Webb
Willie Webb
Janie Jokinson
Alaysse Wilson
Columis
Dan Miligandin Claybourne VinZande
Oktay
Wileneséed
Hope Wrisay
Allison
Cld
Mullins
Bill Stepperson
Snink
Martha Bieber
Tate Lite
Wilson
J.P
Johnson
Mes
Mis
Jolseiy
Tim ii
Financial Genius Foils Home Invader at Glen Cove
Po Morgan, famed Wall Street financier, overpowered a man who invaded his country home at Glen Cove. Ley disarmed the assailant and handed him to the police, authorities said.
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Po Morgan
Wall Street
Morgan
Glen Cove
L. Ley
Hiw
Ring of Steel Encircles Ohio Pen as 4000 Convicts Defy Warden
National Guard machine guns and rifles seal Ohio State Pen as 1400 guardsmen brace inmates after a deadly fire killed 420. Prisoners remain in control amid passive mutiny, demanding Governor Comper remove Warden Thomas. Colonel Maubrich leads guards. Big Jimi Morton, Cleveland bank robber, is named among leaders. Morton messages claim no violence will occur.
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Ohio
Comper
Whidden
Preston E. ‘Thomsis
R. 8. Maubrich
Test
Girelsmen
Big Jimi" Murton
Cleveland
Morton
Thomas
US Prisons Packed as Federal Facilities Strained
Washington reports show federal prisons and jails operating at or near double capacities. Solon Bates, superintendent, notes Albany to Alderson facilities and others in New York, Ohio, West Virginia and North Carolina housing more inmates than design. He cites narcotics cases and general population growth as key pressures and urges expanded federal inmate releases and new facilities to avert overcrowding.
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Walington
Amuty
Miles
Solon Bates
U.S. Penitentiary
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