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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1938

Page

5

Voting Places Announced for Tuesday's Primary Election

Hope voters will choose candidates in seven polling sites for the Democratic primary. Ward One-A at Arkansas Bank & Trust, Ward One-B at Western States Grover, Ward Two at Frisco Depot, Ward Three at the building across from 550 Service Station. Country Box sites A and B at Hempstein County Lumber and Frante Nola Cotton Office South Willis Street. Ballot lists United States Senator John Le McClellan and Rosser Venable, Hattie W. Caraway. Governor Walter Scott McNutt, Carl E. Bailey. Secretary of State Bob Prather, Brock Fisher, Crip Hall. State Land Commissioner Lester Booker, Otis Page. Lieutenant Governor Bob Bailey, Richard Thompson. Associate Justice W. R. Bonhung and Hale E. McHuney, Clyde E. Pettit. Prosecuting Attorney Lyle Brown, Dick Innuie. State Senator James H. Pilkinton, Wo. Reagan. County Clerk Andrew Hutson, Giffard Byers, Frank J. Hill. Tax Assessor Dewey Hendrix, Cook. State Representative Hugh D. Chollaton, Vesey Gee, Royce Weisenberger. Sheriff Johns W. Griffin, Reginald Bearden, Clarence B. Baker.

Tuesay Democratic Central Country Box Arkansas Bank & Trust Co Western States Grover Second Street Frisco Hope City Hall Frante Nola Wiliit Street Hempstein County Lumber Co United States John le McClellan Rosser Venable Hattie W. Caraway Tr. A Bobr Coal Walter Scott McNutt Carl E. Bailey Bob Prather O. L Brock E. &. McHuney Clyde E. Pettit Lyle Brown Dick Imnuie James H. Pilkinton Wo. Reagan Andrew Speedy) Hutson Giffard Byers Frank J. Hill Dewey Hendrix C. Cook

Japan Warns War Will Follow Attacks on Soviet Front

Canton's violent day sees 30 killed and 40 wounded as Japanese warplanes strike the Catholic cathedral square. Moscow warns Japan of vigorous measures to repel attacks, citing border clashes near Changkufeng and Hill 588.2 as proof of ongoing hostilities. Shanghai reports secret talks of separatists seeking an independent South China aligned with Japan, amid pressures to keep war from spreading to Canton and beyond.

Canton Japan Moscow Maxim Litvinoff Comissar of Foreign Affairs Miemoru Shigenitsu Siberian Changkufeng Litvinoff Shigemitsui Suifenho Severa Red Sadiars China Shanghai Monnday South China Mancharia Peiping

A Thought How Sublime It Is To Suffer

Fragmentary quote from James Russell Lowell or related 19th century reflection on pain and endurance. The line contemplates the nobility found in suffering and the endurance of the human spirit.

Longfellow

September Deadline For Farm Ownership Loan In Hennystead County

Farm tenants and croppers in Hennystead County must submit applications for farm ownership loans under the Bankhead act. The Farm Security Administration urges prompt action with a September 1 deadline following guidance from State Director A. M. Rogers. County Supervisor Ware Tuan notes the early cutoff ensures time for processing.

Hennystead County Farny Security Administration FSA Ware Tuan A. M. Rogers Little Reel Wade

Caraway McClellan Spar Over Presidential Endorsement

Arkansas campaign dispute heats up as Senator Hattie Caraway claims Roosevelt endorsement and Representative John L. McClellan says no official endorsement exists. Rosser Venable stayed out of the clash while sending a telegram to the Democratic campaign expenditures chair. The Senate committee plans to issue a statement before Tuesday’s primary while continuing its funds irregularities probe. Caraway reports 6180 dollars in contributions through August 4.

Little Rock Arkisas Hattie W. Caraway Roosevelt John L. McClellan Arkansas Rosser Venable Washington Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Sheppard Harrison Mississippi Caraway McClellan

Haywire House ends with a will widow as lucky heir

Edwin Rutt's serial tale opens with Kenworthy & Kenworthy letter notifying Mr Kinkaid Parker he is named joint residuary legatee of his late aunt Martha Preston's estate. The half share centers on her home in Winstock Connecticut as executor Caleb John Kenworthy confirms the bequest. Parker reels, realizing his aunt's death and inheritance as the scene shifts to continuation on page eight.

Martha Preston Winstock Connecticut Caleb John Kenworthy Mr. Kinkaid Kinks

Recruiting Officers to Be Here Saturday

A district United States Navy recruiting party will visit the Hope post office Saturday to examine white and negro boys for enlistment. They will be stationed from 9 o'clock in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.

United States Navy Hope Post Office Navy From & O'Dork

Southern Report To Be Released Before Roosevelt Georgia Dinners

The National Emergency Council will issue a publicity report on economic conditions in the South on Wednesday, one day before President Roosevelt speaks in Georgia. The timing signals the administration’s aim to position the South behind his New Deal policies as the campaign progresses.

Roosevelt Georgia Washington National Emergency Council South

Negroes Held for Circuit Court in Burglar Case

Carlton Todd and Milas Hawkins, captured after robbing the Henry Watkins home last week, waived preliminary examination and were ordered held for circuit court. Bond set at 750 dollars each. They fled as Mrs. Watkins woke and escaped in a small car. officers overtook them three miles northeast of Hope and recovered all loot.

Carlton Todd Milas Hawkins Henry Watlins Watkins Robert Johnson William Abbott Earl Bingham C. J. Smith Robert White Jim Harris

Cotton market drift unsettled in New Orleans open and close

In New Orleans Cotton opened at 8 54 and closed at 8 36 with prices edging lower. The market showed steady selling to midday with middling at 8 41 as traders gauged demand and prices moved modestly down.

New Orleans Oviber Cotton Spat Cotton

Wordplay puzzle prompts true statement about blocks

A fragmented prompt asks which word blocks form a true statement. It lists items like Hegemony calumny leadership breaking-off reason and names such as Arc de Triomphe Pisa Bund Soho Amsterdam Buenos Aires London Venice Josie Mansfield Leopold Auer Evelyn Waugh George Luks British authors American author American physicist German statesman to identify a true combination and submit on the Classified Page.

Tower of Pisa Soho Amsterdam Buenos Aires London Venice Josie Mansfield Leopold Auer Evelyn Waugh George Luks

Local Campaign Closes After Hope and Oglesby Rallys

In Washington and Hope, a calm election rally closed a largely peaceful local campaign. Key contenders for state senate, governor and county offices spoke at Gales School grounds and Hope on Monday. Notable figures included James Pilkinton, W. F. Reagan, Judge R. A. Cook, Lester Booker, J. G. Ragsdale, and W. B. Nelson who withdrew citing a serious stomach ailment. The Hempstead county effort featured a Washington meeting with W. P. Reagan and James Pillsinton leading the tax assessor race and remarks from Sheriff Jim Bearden before noon. Page Eight continues.

Gales State Senate Hope Wayne England James Pilkinton W. F. Reagan Glenwood Pike County Reagan Washington R.A Bob) Cook Lester Booker J. G. Ragsdale EL Dorado Haitie Caraway Ragsdale Prescott R. A Hempstead County Oglesby Judge Cook

Judge Cook Closes His State Campaign With Hope Address

Judge Cook appeals to Hempstead county voters in Hope promising to govern honestly and critiquing Carl Bailey for what he calls empty promises and hidden campaign literature. Supporters including W. V. Tompkins and James D. Head urge Cook as the businesslike choice to lead Arkansas.

Clipper Sighted Then Lost Again Near Douglas Reef

Tokyo reports Canberra Maru rushed toward Douglas Reef to aid in locating the missing Hawaii Clipper as a typhoon rages. Eugene H. Dooman, counsel for the American embassy, urged a search in the reef vicinity where currents could have carried wreckage. The reef lies about 800 miles south of Japan in the expected drift path.

Tokyo Japan Douglas Reef Hawaii

Election Party at Star Office Tuesday Night

The Star plans its annual election party opposite the newspaper building on Walnut Street. Province officials should report totals as boxes fill. A big screen across the street will show full state and local returns with loudspeakers and music. The Star will broadcast the Associated Press wire from nightfall until after midnight. An Election Extra will be issued about midnight for Hope streets and rural subscribers.

Star Walnut Street The Associated Press Hope

Barkley Defeats Happy Chandler in Kentucky Senate Race

Unofficial Kentucky primary returns show Senate Leader Alben W. Barkley leading Gov. A. B. Chandler by about 39,000 votes with 225,045 to 196,780. Chandler conceded the nomination, pledging active support for Barkley in the November election as Roosevelt backers claim a threefold triumph for party leaders. Barkley framed the result as a win for New Deal supporters and loyalty to the president with margins still being tallied across 3,336 of 4,313 precincts.

Chandler Frankfort A. B Happy Chandler Manday Alben Barkley Barkley Lowinsville Senate Alban W. Barkley Roosevelt Kentucky Happy) Chandler

Agricultural Dept Forecasts 1938 Cotton Crop at 11,988,000 Bales

The Agriculture Department predicted the 1938 cotton yield at 11,988,000 bales based on August 1 crop condition at 78 percent of normal and July 1 area in cultivation. Arkansas shows 1,247,000 bales with 31 percent condition and 245 pounds per acre. New York markets saw heavy liquidation as futures fell, with final losses of 60 cents to $1 per bale.

Washington Department of Agriculture Arkansas New York

George Dodds Seeks Road Overseer Post in De Roan

George F Dodds appears in The Star political column as a candidate for road overseer of De Roan township. A two year resident and consistent Democratic voter he asserts qualification and pledges to maintain school bus and mail routes. He says he seeks support from all the people and will be beholden to none.

George F. Dodds DeRoan The Star Dodds de Roan Township Alwys Doods Mr. Doods

Mind Your Manners in Everyday Social Situations

A vintage etiquette column from 1938 NEA Service outlines polite responses for common scenarios. It covers late night typing, radio use, introductions, luggage in a friend's car, customer service phrasing, and choosing between taxi options, with recommended actions and a notable answer key.

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