Here and There Editorial on Cottonseed Flour Hope
Editorial about cottonseed flour as a new food product with potential millions for Southern cotton farmers. T. J. Harrell and chemist C. W. MeMath develop a palatable flour from cottonseed after decades of effort, approved by the AMA committee on foods, costing about 150000 dollars for production, with broader economic hopes amid market competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Fort Worth
C. W. MeeMath
Texas A. & M
American Medical Association
Harrell
Wonton
Arkansas Soil Is Adapted to Fight Against Erosion
Dr Hugh H Bennett leader of the soil conservation service returns to Arkansas for Soil Conservation Day at Conway as part of a statewide vocational education conference. He notes Arkansas faces fewer erosion problems but warns ongoing cooperation is needed to ensure permanent soil improvement nationwide. The program marks continued expansion of soil conservation work from emergency roots to a formal Department of Agriculture bureau.
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Litle Rock
Hugh HH. Bennett
Suil
Conway
Camerus of Arkansas State Teachers College
Arkansas
Amaoeuares
Department of Agriculture
Bermett
Uae
Fine Peaches Sent to Hope Star Staff
Ahaketal Alletha pimnches were presented to us cartiers of the Stu etal utes Ta BM. Toye, farmer Feward county treasurer. Three souchies: Welwuk lai as grapetinit, Nine Hive smd hat he had a 4-avve rea of Are same vingeby of peal as Fan baskets fran the Brail ounk Branch Experiment Station yovered to The Star by Creorge W. Ware.
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Toye
Feward
Brail & Ounk
Creorge W. Ware
Man Found Dead in Railroad Ditch Near Hope
The body of W. M. Houser, about 55 and a Los Angeles resident, was found in a ditch along the Missouri Pacific right of way two miles north of Hope. No signs of violence were found. He carried 140 in twenties, a railroad ticket to St. Louis, and a bank book showing 2300 at Bank of America, LA. Police consider death possibly due to delirium or heat stroke. an inquest was set for 3:00 p.m. Wednesday.
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W. M. Houser
Los Angeles
Calif
Hope
Moe
St. Louis
W. M. Houses
Americh
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ian
Missouri Pacific
Hope Furniture Company
Wivirsday
Missouri Pacific Plans Broad Reorganization and Refunding
Washington reports a plan to reorganize Missouri Pacific and all subsidiaries into a 15,000 mile network, reducing Alleghany stake from 49 to 36 percent. G P Van Sweringen chairs the proposal for the railroad, facing counterplans from Missouri Pacific refunding bondholders led by John S Stedman. Trustees have controlled Missouri Pacific for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri Pacific Railrone
PRS
Ncte Whs Lfepa
Interstate , Commerce Commission
Stark
Alleghany Corporation
I van Sweringem
G. P. van Sweringen
Missouri Pacific Board of Directors
Missouri Pacific
John S. Stedman
Prudental Life Insurance Company of New York
Vinay Sweringen
Independent Committee For
Missouri Pacific Railroad
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Refunding Plan Approved by Hope School Voters 103 to 0
Hope Special School District voters approved the board’s refunding agreement by 103 to 0 at Hope city hall. Seven mills will be set aside for refunding bonded debt at a lower rate, avoiding federal receivership and preserving 11 mills for operations. The district owes about $229,972 on bonded debt, with roughly $15,000 past due and $15,000 interest.
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Hope Special School
Hope City Hall
Hempstead County AAA Disburses Cotton and Farm Payments
Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports Hempstead County disbursed 165 718.81 to farmers from July 1 1934 to May 31 1935. Cotton accounted for 164 822.54 of the total, with per crop and commodity payments listed. County Agent Frank R Stanley notes 2 70 farmers signed cotton acreage reduction contracts this year. eight cooperated in hog programs and 16 signed commodity hog cards.
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Hempstead
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Frank R. Stanley
Catton
Stanley
Washington
Arkansas
Somatamun
Relief curtailment as work begun in August plan
Washington officials forecast a quickening swing of relief work with Harry Hopkins allotting direct relief funds to 14 states for the first half of August. WPA aides said parts of the four billion dollar works program would be under way by August 15 with apportionments for general relief and special programs listed for Arkansas at 512,406 dollars.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Niath
Arkansas
Third Hottest Day On Record In Midwest Heat Wave
The 2 pm thermometer at a federal station near Fruit and Truck Branch recorded 97-14 degrees for the third hottest day of the year as heat tightened across the Midwest. Official readings showed 9 degrees on Wednesday, with July 8 marking the hottest day at 100. Death tolls rose past 100 nationwide as heat worsened, with fatalities across Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Oklahoma and other states. Kansas City Chicago and Lincoln reported extreme highs and sparse relief from a sultry summer.
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Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station
Associated Press
Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Town
Torela
Lincoln
Neb
Pierre
St. Laws
Chondate
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Owers
Ghicago
Dajota
Crazed Slayer Sought in Chicago After Canton Murder
Police flood Chicago in pursuit of a crazed slayer believed to be a jilted suitor of Mrs. Lowvise Bauer. Walter J. Bauer, 38, was kidnapped, mauled, and killed on the eve of his belated honeymoon. Lieut. Otto Erlanson and Chief James Bawles track the suspect as Mrs. Bauer, 28, remains hospitalized in Kirksville. Continued on page three.
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Chicago
Fraf
Walter J. Bauer
Pilee
Bauer
Canton
Otto Erlanson
Lowvise Bauer
Lyeughlin Hospital
Irksville
Moa
Pole James Bawles
Kirksville
Profesor Bower
Kirksville College
First Sales Tax Revenue Reported
Revenue Commissioner Wiseman reported the 2 per cent sales tax receipts began arriving Thursday. Welfare Commissioner Roy Prewitt outlined plans to take over direct relief duties when returned to the state October 4 and said the Welfare Commission's exclusive committee would meet Friday to finalize administrative details.
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Sipple Rock
Wiseman
Roy Prewitt
Prewitt
State Welfare Commission
Selaip
4-H Club Group Heads to Fayetteville Camp
Hempstead County 4-H delegates selected from nine clubs will travel to the annual 4-H Club Congress in Fayetteville next Monday. Nancy Gist, Laul Cash, Naomi Betghove, Pave Samuel, and others will compete in music, duets, clothing, vegetable contests, and judging events. the group, driven by local volunteers, sails from Hope and returns the following Friday.
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Helen Griffin
Marrow
Frank Stanley
Hempstead County
Fayetteville
Hope
Ares Nancy Gist
Laul Cash
Naomi Betghove
Pave Samuel
Francis Gist
Fay Griffin
Frances Huitt
Norene Tickard
Cecil Pate
Quinton Derry Jorry
Darwin Jones
van Hamilton
Trimany Nannie
James Thompson
Herbert Butler
James Eght
Deal Tate
Bryan Chivk
Paul Lamet
Joel Kinsey
Groovor Wisgits
Ernest Jones
Joel Khoiverywall
Gran
J. Whiteside
McCauski
Huey Long Looms In The South Says Arkansas Man
Frasier Hunt records street views across the border into Huey Long country. A pool hall proprietor near the Louisiana line says Huey would win a third ticket and carry the South, but notes shrinking popularity and relief dependence among locals as small farmers struggle to hire labor for crops.
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Frazier Hunt
Hunt
America
NEA Service, Inc
Arkansas
Hueyland
Hetdotnstere
Louisiana Line
Iabout 55
Huey Long
Roosevelt
Huey Long Remembered in Shreveport Home Town
In Shreveport, Huey Long is recalled as a local icon who rose from a community of about 80,000 to national power. Residents praise his school building, free textbooks, and extensive roads, while a businessman Voices fear of his tax authority and dictatorial reach over the state’s government and courts. A tobacconist clerk counters that Long helped the common people despite critics.
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Huey
Shreveport
Tax Commission
United States
First Order
Legislatie
Supreme Court
Bey
South
Huey Kept Close Ties in His Home Town
The managing editor of Shreveport's leading paper recalls Huey Long's deep connections in the city, noting twelve years of influence and a hometown sentiment that would not welcome unpopularity. Continued on page four.
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Shreveport
Wan Tstruck
Huey
Jie
Most Right Regulations in History of Wild Fowl
Washington dispatch reports chief Darling says duck-hunters will have 30 days in the fall under the new strict rules. In Randolph Ark Ben Dame stands trial on arson for the Hotel Randolph fire that caused $60,000 in damage on April 28, with Pauline Geartart facing two arson counts after Dame's testimony. Governor Futrell grants an indefinite furlough to Arley Gregory serving life for slaying Constable Jeff Bullock of Dover Pope County.
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Washington
N. Darling
Biologierd Survey
Focahontas, Ark
Ben Dame
Randolph Circuit Court
Randulph
Pauline Geartart
Rial
Dame
Little Rock
Futrell
Arley
Gregory
Jeff Bullock
Dover
Pope County
War Threat Ebbs as France Helps
Geneva sources report a settlement formula for the Italo Ethiopian dispute within 24 hours after talks between Laval and Mussolini. In Addis Ababa Ethiopian forces mass recruitments follow a war council warning it may be too late to avert conflict.
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France
Conyright Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Laval
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis . Ababa
Ministry of War
Selassie
Associated Press
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
Russia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Rome
Aden
Arabia
Reuters
London
Maly
Cardiff
Wales
Maj
H. L. Nathan
Labor
Belgium
Cleveland
Friends of Ethiopic” Society
Speedy Army Pursuit Plane Missing Off California Coast
Fresh oil slicks a quarter mile offshore and search by Coast Guard boats heighten fears that the Northrup built high speed army pursuit plane may have plunged into the sea after vanishing during a Tuesday test flight. Pilot Lieut Arthur Skaerde led the mission with Lieut William Van Dusen directing the aerial hunt. The craft, claimed to be the fastest military aircraft at 325 mph, featured a crew of three including two machine gunners.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Point Vincent
William van Dusen
Arthur H. Skaerde
Coast Guard
Northrup Corporation
Skaers
Wiltary
Nannshe
Yan (Ene Meehne Dane
Abolition Is Voted Down Second Time in Congress
Washington reports the house rejected again President Roosevelts plan to abolish unnecessary holding companies. Representative Rayburn said he would move to instruct the house conferees to accept Senate Section 11, backing the presidents abolition proposal amid a dispute over regulation by the Securities Commission. Midget coins for new half cent and one millage were abandoned as Treasury authority was seen as excessive.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Rayburn
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Nnd
Texas
Securities ‘Commission
Treasury
Morgenthau
Scouts to Run the City This Friday
Troop 58 of Hope Boy Scouts will take over duties of city officials Friday directing traffic and maintaining order. They will monitor traffic regulations and collect fines to fund Harry Segnar Sr to attend the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington on August 16. Scoutmaster A W Stubbeman and the troop returned to Hope on Wednesday after a week at Lamp Fioneer.
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Hope Boy Scouts
Harry Segnar
Washington
A. W. Stubbeman
Hope
Lamp Fioneer
Market rundown shows mild start to new cotton crop year
Cotton futures opened quieter with modest declines of seven points or less in early trading as traders took profits after Wednesday's gains. October hovered around 11.58 while December and January moved lower, Liverpool noting a light advance followed by domestic market weakness. New Orleans exchange statistics estimate world consumption at 11,325,000 bales for the year ending July 31, with carry-over at about 8.7 million bales and a private July report pegging the crop near 11,217,000 bales.
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Liverpool
York
New Orleans Catton Exchange
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Alex. H. Washau
Fennett
Hope Star
Fanny
VanSweringens
AAA
Hliry Long
Louisiana
J. F. Hartin
Lewisville
Ark
Star Office
Wemneday
Senator Robinson
Louisiana’s
Bulletins
Cotton, Verer
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