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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1941

Page

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Large Court Docket Heard In Municipal Court

A Hempstead circuit clerk led a docket of 74 cases in municipal court with Judge W K Lemley presiding. Bonds totaled for reckless driving and drunkenness plus numerous traffic violations and firearm or robbery charges. The docket included many pleas of guilty and cash bonds forfeited, with many defendants fined and traffic light and license violations noted. The day was described as possibly the largest single-day municipal court docket.

Av. P. Byers Hempstead W. K. Lemley Byers Harry Westerman Hope Jack Noble Jess Blackwood Summers Dave Terrel T. B. Downs Arthur Pennington W. Hargrove Selas Atkins Charles Hayes Roscoe Hagan Rinzie Scott James Braden Richard Price McRae Hathcoat Joe McGowan CC. P. Lamb Henry Petty E. H. Shaw Elbert Lee L. A. Casey O. B. Foster ER. L. May Raymond Woodward Flannery Walter Rudolph John DeWolf D. Anderson Ill Rivers W. Sutherlin Bob Halton P. Byers Otis Chitwood Guy Martin Otto Smith Eugene Gill Tony Boles Billy Hatch M. B. Hatch Hugh Elkins Fred Stevenson Frank Hunter Jimmie Watson Joe Brown J. H. Bullock J . B. Green Eo, Oliver Victor Crane H. P. Purtle Prion Osburn

Trials and Fines From Local Docket Report

The record lists numerous cases with penalties and actions. Offenders include Hal Hale and Elmore Dougan for tail light violations with bonds, Bob Moore for discharging firearms dismissed, Perry Heard and Ellis Johnson for disturbances with various outcomes, and many others facing charges from assault to drunkenness with fines and suspensions. Several defendants face gun and liquor related charges with bonds set and grand jury actions noted.

Hal Hale Elmore Dougan Ronnie Caplinger W. R. Hubb Bob Moore Perry Heard Harrison Green Ellis Johnson Lawrence McKillan Hal Green Willie Patterson

Hollywood Gibberish From Harrison Not In Script

Hollywood notes mix quips from Rosalind Russell and John Barrymore in a fragmentary NEA column. The chatter touches on pool costs, picnic plans, and a flippant line about cinema life, with a stray letter reference and unfinished thoughts from Fret Allen.

Hollywood Rosalind Russell John Barrymore Haddock Allen

Local social notes from Murfreesboro and surrounding towns

McCaskill Miss Faye Anthony of Murfreesboro spent the week end with Miss Bonnie Anthony. Grace Wortham and Mrs. Herman Rhodes visited Miss Charlotte Rhodes a student at H S T C. Dexter Reese of St Louis is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W L Reese. Mr and Mrs D W Martin and Miss Juhennie Martin visited Proa cul and Wope. Miss Leta and Evelyn Rhodes returned from a three week visit with relatives in Port Arthur Texas. Mrs Bill Hot and daughters Nell and Ruby visited Murfreesboro Thursday. Miss Ruth Miller Arline and Lela Wortham of Prescott were Thursday guests of Mrs Dora Wortham. Mrs J C Harris visited her mother Mrs Claud Hinton of Hong Thursday. Graydon Anthony made a business trip to Little Rock Wednesday. Miss Gray Wortham spent Tuesday night with her sisters Aeline and Lara of Prescott. Mrs Forest Burroughs and daughters Jo and Jane returned Thursday from Alabama. Mr and Mrs H B Eley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alvis Stokes of Delight. Coy Rogers is now employed in Hope in the defense work. Mrs May Hampton is visiting relatives in Springhill. Mrs Alvis Stokes of Delight was Saturday night guest of her parents Mr and Mrs H B Eley. Miss Evelyn Rhodes and Margaret Daniels are attending the 4 H club camp at Fayetteville this week.

Faye Anthony Murfreesboro Bonnie Anthony Herman Rhodes Grace Wortham Chesday Relives Port Arthur Texas Bill Hot Nell Ruby Ruth Miller Arline Lela Wortham Prescott Dora Wortham J. C. Harris Claud Hinton Hong Graydon Anthony Little Rock Graey Wortham Aeline and Lara Forest Burroughs Jane Alabama H. B. Eley Alvis Stokes Delight Coy Rogers Hope May Hampton Springhill Evelyn Rhodes Margaret Daniels Fayetteville

What Would You Do Mind Your Manners Quiz

The piece presents etiquette Q A prompts on streetcar exits, doorways, table seating, necktie loosening, and inviting a maid to pool tickets. It notes the man should exit first to assist a woman, women lead in doors, the woman leads to a table, a man should not loosen his tie, and you should consider paying for both pool tickets.

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Hollywood Personalities on Screen Fame and Censors

A collage of actor anecdotes and studio notes critiques Hollywood life. Quotes from Bogart, Elsa Lanchester, Elia Kazan, Gustav Machaty, Nunnally Johnson, and Joe Breen reveal studio friction, typecasting, and censorship battles. The piece notes Paramount negotiating with Allen for another film while detailing pressures from various interest groups on screen content.

Paramount Mr. Allen Bogart Humphrey Bogart Dog Maya Elsa Lanchester Hollywood Elia Kazan Gustav Machuty Hedy LaMarr Hedy Nunnally Johnson Dingner Mr. Breen Joe Breen Hays Office RKO Doughnut Association

Ration Cards Issued to Barnyard Families

Vichy France reports animals including cows and draft horses in mines will receive ration cards for public utility. Livestock fed solely by humans earn full rations, while grazing animals like goats receive half rations. The policy applies to livestock to meet owners' needs amid wartime shortages.

Vichy France

Kiwi as national bird unseen by many New Zealanders

The kiwi, New Zealand’s wingless national bird, remains rarely seen by most residents. Despite its status, many Kiwis have never encountered HL alive, reflecting its elusive nature in the country’s wildlife.

New Zealand New

Nimrods Hunters Referenced as Nimrod Title

Nimrods hunters are called nimrods due to Hain's grandson Nimrod being biblically described as a mighty hunter before the Lord. The remark links familial naming to biblical epithet cited in scripture.

Hain Nimrod

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Fat Easter Grand Jury Pat Easter Dora Shlaughter J. C. Wade Curtis Knox Roosevelt Neal Dorothy Kelly Marrett Copeland L Lula Mae Flowers Hope Pet Hospital H. D. Linker Gall Cobb's Radio Sprvice Hone Cotton Harrison Paul Harrison NEA Aline Jonah Major Hoople Neah T. M U.S Pat Hope Creamery the Pines High School America Lexington Avenue New York
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