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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1934

Page

6

Family on Trial for Girl's Death in Mountaintop Case

In Wilkesboro North Carolina the state opens its case as five family members face trial for Leoda Childress age 18 who died in a mountain home. Neighbor Nathan Tharpe testifies he found the scene and described a shotgun in use at the doorway. The defense signals a self harm theory while prosecutors allege a conspiracy to murder.

Wilkesboro Nlc Leoda Childress Crong-Ox Nathan Tharpe Cather Tilley Thorpe Tiley Luther Tharpe Kelly Broan Filleys Thas

Russia Broke Propaganda Pledge Recalled Years Earlier

Fragmentary notes mention Russia broke pledge years earlier and cite defenders like Warwick W. Tilley 60 and his 58 year old wife, plus son Clyde 1B, with reference to Elkia and Duxbury Mass. The text also touches on Captain Miles Standish and a forest seaweed image with gripping fish like the Sargasso.

Warwick W. Tilley Clyde Luther Tilley Tilleys Elkia

Long got insurance funds figures in Huey Long probe

In New Orleans, Mike Moss testified before a federal grand jury about income taxes filed by Huey Long and associates during Long’s governorship. Agents have questioned more than a dozen Long supporters as part of an ongoing probe. Moss, once a close ally, was escorted to testify after an affidavit he gave to agents.

New Orleans Mike Moss Huey Long Long Grand Moss Federal Treasury Department Mile Moss Arizona Union Indemnity Company al Capone Seymour Weiss United States Senate John H. Gyerton Julian Long Macy

Glorifying Yourself Through Hairstyles And Makeup

A discussion on how hair changes can transform a person’s appearance and perceived persona. Notes Janet Gaynor as an example who reinvented her image with a new cut, styling, eyebrow plucking, and lash mascara. Encourages self study of appearance in absence of studio makeup guidance.

Janet Miss Gaynor Imseara Gale Bueaaid Ko Funous

Russia Population Tops 147 Million in World Ranking

Russia's population is listed at 147 million, ranking as the world’s third largest. Separate notes mention U S coinage mints in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, with commentary on choosing hairdressers that stand out as individuals.

Russia United States Philadelphia Dernyer San Francisco

Hempstead Chancery Court Warns Hollomon Defendants

In Hempstead Chancery Court plaintiff H M Stephens sues Oda Hollomon and others. Defendants Magnolene Coker Carrie Hollomon Russell Lily Cowit Lois Hollomon Dorrah Lola Hollomon must answer within thirty days. Clerk Dale Jones signs the notice dated July 21 1944 with weekly publication through July and August.

Oda Hollomon Magnolene Coker Carrie Hollomon Russell Lily Cowit Lois Hollomon Dorrah Lola Hollomon Dale Jones

Distilleries Urge Aid for Dry Areas

Distilleries press Treasury for stricter enforcement to curb shipments of tax paid liquor into dry states. Officials report inquiries into wholesalers in wet states sending excess liquor to dry districts. Dr James M Doran says industry cooperates with Treasury to expose indirect movement. Some officials warn liquor flow could affect wet legislations and repeal incentives.

Washington Treasry Morgen S Department James M. Doran Distillers Code Authority Treasury

Minister Indicted in Deacon's Death

In Moulton Alabama Baptist minister the Rev L P Roger 55 was indicted for first degree murder in the ambush slaying of 81 year old deacon Frank Pickens. His 14 year old son William remains jailed with a bond as hearings proceed. The state alleges the shooting aimed to oust the pastor from his pulpit at the Moulton Baptist church. Roger voiced no surprise at the arrest in the church basement where he was reading the Bible.

Moulton Ala L. P. Roger Frank Pickens William Alabama Royer Moulton Baptist Church

Local social notices from Providence area families

Mr and Mrs H C Brownin and daughter Mrs Milton and Mr Simmons in Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Clint Cray, children of near Blevins, and Mrs Spent last Wednesday with Mrs Charlie Roberts. Miss Farrell Mitchell spent days last week with Bratville Mitchell and family. Mr and Mrs Jim Watson and Ten spent Sunday with her pa Mr and Mrs J B Gaines of Hope. Mr and Mrs Jeff Sutton and Katy spent last weekends with her parents, Mr and Mrs Charley Roberts. Miss Pauline Ray visiting her sister Mrs Carl Thornton of Grove. Miss Lillian Simmins visiting Sister Mrs Lorean Durhaman in Fort Worth. Miss Octavia Wilson visiting Oma Routhwell of Hope. Charley Rebetis spent last week with relatives in Omaha. Victor Campbell and Thomas Moton made a business trip to Brads Ark. Mrs Ross Roberts spent last with her mother Mrs P Camph. Mrs Dale Townemaker and daughter Virginia of Hope. Mrs Omo Williams spent a Wednesday with Mrs P As.

Piney Farrell Mitchell Spen Bratville Mitchell Jim Watson J.B. Gaines Hope Jeff Sutton Katy Charley Roberts Pauline Ray Carl Thornton Grove Lillian Simmins Ig Lorean Durhaman Fort Worth Octavia Wilson Oma Routhwell Charley Rebetis Omaha Victor Campbell Thomas Moton Brads Ark Ross Roberts P. ‘Camph Dale Townemaker Virginia Hope, Las Verger San Antonio Tex Omo Williams P. As

Pickens Leader Killed After Ouster Movement Demand

The oster movement figure Pickens was killed after demanding the pastor's resignation, refused by church leaders. An elderly deacon died in an ambush while riding a mutlong along a country road. A separate note mentions vast gold imports and a New York skyscraper incident with static electricity lighting a neon lamp.

Pickens New York

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