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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

4

Going Away Party Honors Martha Ann Singleton in Pink and White

Miss Martha Ann Singleton bid farewell before leaving for Tucson Arizona with her parents. Hosted by Mrs A D Brannon and Miss Enola Alexander at Floral Hill gardens the event featured pink and green decor a corsage gift and an ice course with angel food cake. Guests included Ruth Lewis who shared the high score in a game and many local friends.

Martha Ann Singleton Tuscon Arizona A.D. Brannon Enola Alexander Floral Hill Gardens Fast Third Street Bun Vo Remein Brance Ruth Lewis C. Sprogios Shot Sprouins Little Rock Mras Nell Williams Camden Road Martha Ann Stalatan Ariz

Myers Vanishes Continued from Page One on the last day

On legal advice Neal withholds much of his account of Miss Mills death. The university professor Tr knew she was dead before entering the justice of the peace court for arraignment. He stayed with her as long as possible to aid her.

Neal Miss Mills University of A Justice of the Peace

Judge Increases Penalty on Press in Defying Testimony

In Danville Kentucky Judge Harlan fined and jailed two young reporters Jack Durham and Wesley Carty for refusing to answer questions in a case tied to the hanging of state Representative J Sterling Towles. Each faced six hours in jail and fines of 47 plus costs. Other jailed reporters Bodner and Chrisinan were questioned. Gov. Ruby Laffoon was urged to intervene with no authority found.

Danville W. Harland Harlan Jack Durham Wesley Carty Tate Warlan Nown Durham Carty Victor Bodner Lician Chris Inan Carly J. Sterling Towles Bath Courtomorrow Louisville Courier- Journal and Times Kentucky Ruby Laffeon Frankfort Johnathan Jedy Ame: Newspaper Guild New York Eddy

Langer Faction Names Mrs Langer to Run for Governor

Mrs Langer, once a political newcomer, is chosen by the State Central Committee as the vindication candidate to lead the Langer faction in November. The nomination comes minutes after her husband resigned amid a federal conspiracy case and an 18 month sentence for soliciting political contributions from relief workers.

State Centrral Langer Fedeeral

Tennessee Goes to Polls in Statewide Primaries

Tennessee Democrats and Republicans hold simultaneous primaries with contests for governor, two U.S. senators, two railroad commissioners, nine House seats, and 122 state legislative seats. Estimates place Democratic vote 240k–260k and Republican 100k–150k. key races include Gov Hill McAlister versus Lewis Pope and Bachman against Browning for the Senate.

Gavernor United States Tennessee House of Representatives Hill McAlister Lewis Pope Nashville Jawyer Nathan J. Bachman Gordon Browning Huntington Senate Cordell Hull Bachman McAlister Hull Roosevelt Browning

Langer’s Impeachment Endorses Olson as Acting Governor

The State Supreme Court voided Langer’s citizenship rights and ousted him as governor, appointing Ole H. Olson as acting governor. Arrangements for Langer’s resignation and Mrs. Langer’s endorsement were in motion as Moodie won the Democratic nomination. Moodie urged a campaign grounded in reason over prejudice.

Langer State Supreme Court Ole H. Olson

Indicted Bank Officials Face Federal Banking Charges

A federal grand jury has charged 35 men, including prominent Detroit bankers and holding company leaders, with infractions of U S banking laws. Named are Robert Lord of Guardian and E B Sisi of Detroit Bankers Co, plus figures like John Ballantyne and Wilson W Mills. The case follows admonitions by Judge Edward J Moniet earlier this year.

Federal Grand Jury Grand Jury Edward J. Moniet Hare United States Michigan Robert Guardian Group EB. D. Sisi Detroit Bankers Co Detroit Ind Stair Detroit Free Press John Ballantyne Detroit Bankers Manufacturers National Bank Wilson W. Mills First National Bank

U S To Be Baren. Georgia a Horrible Example

The report describes severe erosion across Georgia as the most completely devastated area seen by Mr White. It notes little hope for improvement on eroded lands and predicts widespread depopulation in western Dakota and eastern Montana as drought and wind erode topsoil. It mentions Canada thistle as a potential soil improver over generations.

White Mankats Wisconsin Coon Creek Georgia Aly United States New England Dakotas Montana Hinland

Swedish farmer seeks naturalization in rain rich country

A Swedish farmer named Olsen appeared for naturalization papers and was asked if he is satisfied with the general conditions and government. He replied that he is mostly satisfied but wishes for more rain. The piece also mentions a puss moth caterpillar spitting poison during fights.

Glwn Olsen

Farmers in Virginia and Carolinas curb soil erosion progress

The report notes farmers outside Virginia and the Carolinas are aggressively using available stands and programs to arrest erosion and prevent further damage, while others in the field see the benefits and push for broader adoption.

tHar J Virginia Carolinas

Sure Relief for Malaria Do Not Try Homemade Remedies

Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a safe effective treatment for malaria and a general tonic. Claims it destroys infection in the blood with tasteless quinine and iron to rebuild blood. Promotes availability in stores with two sizes and added value. targets families and children.

Grove

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