U D C Memorial Service Set for Sunday Afternoon
A Pat Cleburne Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy memorial service is planned for 3 PM Sunday at Rose Hill cemetery. Major C L Bodenhamer of El Dorado, a former national American Legion commander, will give the memorial address. The event includes bugle a call poem and a wreath ceremony honoring Confederate, Spanish American War, and World War dead.
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Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Rose Hill Cemetery
C. L. Bodenhamer
el Doyada
American Legion
National Organization of the U
Arkansas
Emmett Lewallen
W. R. Anderson
Hope
Washington
W. C. Shipley
Major Bodenhamer
D. A. Graves
Kiwanis Arkansas Dinner Highlights Local Product Value
The Kiwanis club met at the New Capital Hotel with an all Arkansas products dinner led by chairman W. S. Atkins. The menu cited Arkansas crop values from the 1924 USDA report and featured tomato soup, cornbread, milk, and other state products. Parks Fisher led the program. Earl and Leffer Gentry performed and Miss Harriet Storey played piano. Joe Floyd and A. E. Stonequist were named to a Broadway of America committee to greet a motorcade en route to a May 7 convention. Leffel Gentry will lead next week’s Music Week program before a goodwill trip to Spring Hill.
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Kiwanis Club
New Capital
W. S. Atkins
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Parks Fisher
Earl Fisher
Gentry
Ark
Leffer Gentry
Miss Hawriet Storey
Joe Floyd
A. E. Stonequist
Broadway of America
Citizers
Hope
Pood Roads Organization
Leffel Gentry
Spring Hill
Luis
Youths Are Convicted on Burglary Charges
In Polk circuit court at Mena Arkansas Otis and Wilbert Overtuil, youths aged about years, were found guilty of burglary and grand larceny for robbing Grannis Grocery last March. They were sent to state reformary by Judge P. A. Steel. Jervi Higgins of Wickes pled guilty to liquor-law violation and received one year. Clarence Rainey of Mena was found guilty of larceny from Goff Grocery and given four years.
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Mena
Ark
Otis
Wilbert
Grampis
Polk
P. A. Steel
Gwere
Irby
Ab Grannis
Jervi Higgins
Wickes
Clarence Rainey
Goff Grocery Company
Governors Fly To Their Homes
Governors James Rolph of California and Fred Balaer of Nevada arrived in Cincinnati after a dawn flight from Washington to Los Angeles delayed by rain and poor visibility. Their plane was refueled and hopes to depart for sunset. After a two hour delay they resumed, piloted by Resco Turner, en route to attend a governors convention in Richmond.
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Cincinnati
James Rolph
California
Fred B. Balaer
Nevada
Washington
Los Angeles
Resco Turner
Richmond
Musical Artists Set for National Music Week Program
The Friday Music Club of ope plans National Music Week with a two artist program next Wednesday afternoon. Participants include Mrs H W Grady Smith, concert pianist, and Miss Marguerite Womiack, vocalist, both from Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia. Details on the venue will be announced soon. The club will sponsor several programs in schools and churches during the week.
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Ope
Progeun
Grady Smith
Marguerite Womiack
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Ance
The Star Moves Into Its New Home at 212 South Walnut
The Star purchased the building at 212-214 South Walnut from Talbot Feild, making its move February 13 final. Owners C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn note the landmark site borders the postoffice lawn and includes 40 by 84 feet of brick and steel space with a 40 by 100 foot lot. The purchase follows a five year lease, with prior tenants including a shoe repair shop, a Willys-Overland agency, and an IH equipment dealer, and reflects improving subscription revenue amid overall business recovery in Hope and surrounding territory.
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South
Walnut Street
Star
Talbot Feild
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Pubishing Company
Feild
Postoffice
E. & Greening
J. N. Riley
Jett Williams
The
Theo P. Witt
Witt
Greening
Riley
Islum
Hope
Huey Long Pleads For Bill's Passage
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana urged passage of a bill to strengthen anti monopoly laws before the Senate Committee. He cited court decisions and argued the bill would authorize punishment of monopolies without judging reasonableness, contrasting his Friday senate floor attack with a calmer Saturday presentation.
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Washington
Senate
Huey Long
Louisiana
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Kiwanis Essay Contest Opens for Hempstead County Youth
The Kiwanis Club announces a county essay contest for Hempstead county youths ages 1 to 20 within the Hope Special School District. First prize is 50 dollars cash with nine merchandise prizes for essays on What Should Do and Why to Qualify for a Useful Life’s Work. Rules cap at 1000 words, require legal or large paper, one-sided writing, and typed or inked text. Entries due by July 9 1932 to Lyle Webb at Hope Star Hope Ark. judging uses numbers to protect contestants’ identities. Winners announced July 29, 1982.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Hempstead County
Hope Special
Hope
Lyle Webb
Hope Star
Hope, Ark
Dupre Acquitted In Slaying Case
In Opelousas Louisiana a St Landry parish jury acquitted former Judge Guar L Dupre aged and deaf of manslaughter in the slaying last Thanksgiving Day of Charles DeJean a 38 year old salesman who ridiculed Dupres political affiliations. Dupre testified self defense claiming DeJean approached him after a dispute at the Elks Club. DeJean unarmed and dying said Poor old fellow let him go. The verdict followed about one hour and twenty minutes of deliberation.
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Opelousas. la
St. Landry Parish
Guar
L. Dupre
Ile
Charles DeJean
DeJean
Elks Club
Huey FP. Long
Dupre
Tsed Mony
Tomato Acreage To Be Increased In Intermediates
Reports show a three percent rise in acreage for shipping tomatoes in the intermediate states led by Arkansas. Estimated totals reach 5 170 acres in 12 with 4 700 acres planted in 1941. Early sections in East Texas Louisiana and Mississippi face two week delays due to freeze damage and re seeding. Prices may be unsatisfactory if conditions do not improve and Acreage grows.
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Arkansas
Arkane Sug
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eugene Beauty Shop Set to Open Monday
Mrs Andrea Young and Miss Phe nie Newsom announce the Eugene Beauty Shop will open at 2 South Main Street four miles south of Josephine hospital on Monday May 2. Young ran the White Way Beauty Shop for four years and Newsom was with it for a year. The Eugene shop features four private entrances five private booths Koken chairs Eugene permanent wave machines and a large cool waiting room with orchid and green decorations.
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Andrea Young
Phenie Newsom
Eugene
South Main Street
Josephine Hospital
Newport Resident Commits Death by Own Action
Newport aged 63 Will Landers swallowed poison Thursday and died about ten hours later. Finances and domestic difficulties were cited as factors. Mrs Landers had taken two children to a relative’s home and returned for personal effects. Landers’ house later burned. authorities believe he started the blaze. He was found in agony at a vacant house and hospitalized. Survived by wife, children, and sister Mrs Josie Thutt Martin of Tuckerman.
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Newport
Will Landers
Rolatlves
Josie ‘Thuttmartin
Tuckerman
Candidates File Election Pledges For Various Arkansas Seats
LITTLE ROCK Representative Wardle Kitchens of Magnolia and State Senator Fletcher McElhannon of Arkal delphia filed pledges of party loyalty with Harvey G. Combs and paid ballot fees to run in the August primary. Ben Cravens of Fort Smith also filed a pledge and fee for Congress from the Fourth district. Curtis Cannon of Hempstead county entered for lieutenant governor, Joe Decker of Pocahontas for state senator from the Second district in Lawrence, Sharp and Randolph counties.
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Little Rock
Wardle Kitchens
Magnolia
Fletcher McElhannon
Arkadelphia
Congress
Harvey G. Combs
Democratic State Central Committee
Ben Cravens
Fort Smith
Curtis Cannon
Hempstead County
Joe Decker
Pocahontas
Randolph County
Lawrence, Sharp
Randolph Cownsties
Are Fined For Damaging Depot in Texarkana
TEXARKANA Seven Miller county farmers were fined in municipal court Friday for damaging the Genoa Cotton Belt depot and shattering telegraph line insulators. Orval Margason and George Elkins Jr were fined 10 and costs for breaking depot glass, doors, and wrecking the station. The other five were fined only 1 dollar for throwing rocks at insulators while walking along railway tracks on Sunday afternoon. The five named as fines for insulators were Paul Favors Dearl Elkins Arthur Roge Herman Sheets and Gould Mason.
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Texarkana
Miller Counly
Genoa
Orval Margason
George Elkins, Jr
Paul Favors
Dearl Elkins
Arthur Roge
Herman Sheets
Gould Mason
Six Drainage Ditches Dug For Mosquito Control In Hope
City wide project completed by Sing Mauldin and a crew to relieve mosquito breeding. Six long ditches totaling miles drain water from all four wards, directing flow to Caney Creek and the Ouachita river system, with supervision by Charles E. Taylor and inspection by local officials. Twelve paid workers and city jail prisoners used. project aims to improve runoff during storms and curb standing water.
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Sing Mauldin
Mauldin
Charles E. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wash Hutson
Alex. H. Washburn
the Star
John Vesey
Missouri Pacific
Williams & Sons Lumber
Southern Icie & Abilities Co
Cook's Gin
Little Misson'i
Ouachita
Hope
Arkansas
Ward Four
Fulton Road
Wounded Motorist Awarded Damages in Appeal
In Atlanta Georgia the Georgia Court of Appeals awarded Harry Salmon $1000 damages after he was wounded by Deputy Sheriff L Jolly who tried to search his automobile for liquor without a warrant near Rome. The court ruled the deputy acted beyond his rights and ordered Maryland Casualty Company, the bondsman, to pay Salmon.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals
Harry Salmon
L. B. Jolly
Rome
Jolly
Salmon
Maryland Casualty Company
Rogers Ice Plant Suffers Fire Loss
The Rogers Ice and Cold Storage Company suffered a loss of over $1,000 when a hay storage barn caught fire just after midnight. The brick building was badly damaged and four delivery horses died after stampeding toward a railroad track. The fire was blamed on spontaneous combustion. A theft incident involving a delivery truck occurred midweek, later recovered abandoned west of Fayetteville.
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Rogers
Rogers Ice’ and Cold Storage Company
Fayelleville
Bankers of Three States Plan Meet in Memphis
Memphis hosts the Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi Banks association convention May 24 to 26 with speakers including Mississippi Governor Sennell Conner and H J Haas of the American Bankers Association. George R James of the Federal Reserve Board and economist Stephen S Miller of R G Dunn & Company are on the program. About 1,350 bankers are expected from the three states. An event for ladies is set at the Memphis Country Club and a hotel dinner will occur the second night. Officers will be elected on the final day.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Senncll Conner
H. J. Haas
American Bankers’ Association
First National Bank of Philadelphia
George R. James
Federal Reserve Board
Stephen S. Miller
R. G. Dunn & Company
American Bankers Association
David Lawrence
United States Daily
A. C. Burchett
Tennessee Bankers’ Association
Ica
Memphis Country Club
White Way Shop To Open Beauty Parlor In Hope
Miss Mary Battles will arrive from Amory Mississippi Sunday to take charge of the White Way Beauty Shop. Bell Southward proprietor announced. Miss Battles a Marinella graduate with post graduate finger waving work. The shop opens Monday May 2 offering free shampoo to all women visitors that day as facilities permit.
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Mary Battles
Amory
White Way
Bell Southward
Miss Battles
Marinella
Hope
Court Criticizes Justice in Tennessee Conviction
The Tennessee Supreme Court rebuked a lower court ruling in the case of Caldwell a former president once powerful, sentenced to prison on charges tied to fraudulent deals. The justices questioned the trial court’s handling and suggested errors in the process and verdict.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nessee Supreme Court
Iive
Caldwell
Erful Caldwell
Co K. Hart
Caldwel
Massie and three others convicted in manslaughter case
Four Americans including Lieut Massie are found guilty of manslaughter in the slaying of Ka Wai Massie’s wife Thalia Fortescue Masel and her mother Grace Fo, after a 49 hour jury deliberation. The jury’s verdict halves the earlier charge of second degree murder, with sentencing set for next Friday.
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Joseph
Assai Mts
Thalia Fortescue Masel
Massie
Kawai
Grace Fo
Washingtowo
A. D. Jon E. J. Lord
Massle
Mansla Jigter
Davis
Candaslang
Junior Class Play Is Well Attended at Hope High
The 932 junior class presented The 13th Chair Friday night in the high school auditorium before a large audience. Directed by Miss Leis Ferguson, the local talent show drew praise for its strong performances and smooth staging. Cast included Denolda Dodson Colburn Aubrey Helen King Canon Willard Breeding Merlyn Coop Marilyn Ward Keared Pritchard Janice Ward Hoggit Andres Geori Robins Willis Smith Marioris Luther Holymon.
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the Hope High School
Leis Ferguson
Hope
Denolda Dodson
Colburn Aubrey
Helen King Canon
Willard Breeding
Merlyn Coop
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U. D.C
el Dorado
Hope Club
Wendell
Brandenburg
Germany
Gertrude Ohsenn Kay
Kay
San Francisco
Ella Wendell
New York
Flapper
Fanny
South Walnut
Bill
Louisiania
Eugene Beauty Shop
Kitchens
McElhannon
City of Hope
Third Street
South Main
Julia Chester Hospital
Main Streat
Lewiston, Idaho
Marjorie Billings
Washington and
Idaho
Rogers Ice Plant
Bankers of
White Way Shop
Delhi
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