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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1935

Page

4

Hope Weekly notes recreation, achievements and community notices

The Hope community column highlights President Roosevelts social objective of broad wealth distribution and recreation, local circle meetings of the Woman's Auxiliary, bridge night results with Miss Martha Burton and Mrs William Glover visiting from out of town, plus notes on graduates reaching high professional positions, poems by a university teacher, and local family news including births and visitors.

Infternoon Division Street Jovely R. Js. Broach Martha Burton Lewinvile Witliam Glover Malvern Feild T West Hope Public Schools American Bar Association New York Exchange Sill Salinas Hope Tye Phyllis Danty N. W. Denty Fayetteville Fay Fayettteville Phyllis M. A

First Baptist Church Adjusts Worship Hour and Activities

The First Baptist Church changes worship to 3 0 0 hours and 9 0 oclock services, citing cooler mornings and better attendance. Congregations remain large despite heat as sermons and catechesis continue with diverse age groups and a fast day plan. benedictions and Mass practices are noted in the broader church activities.

First Baptist Church

Relief aid stirs Arkansas budget talks and parrot quip

President Roosevelt and administrators debated extending relief funds as Arkansas presses for timely revenue. Bailey and Robinson met Maples but no volume announcement, while a rural resident recalls a damaged parrot perched on a cottage roof and asking for pardon.

Eas Sila Vaneouver Province

Dick Powell Stars in Broadway Gotlolier at Saenger

Dick Powell headlines the Saenger opening of Broadway Gotlolier with Joan Blondell Adolphe Menjou and Louise Fazenda in a New York taxi driver tale. A comic misadventure follows a radio audition leading to singing turns in Milan and back to America featuring a full radio program with The Four Mills Brothers and Canova Family.

Dick Powell Joan Blondell Adolphe Menjou Louise Fazenda William Gargan George Barbier Grant Mitchell Ted Fiorito Tino 4 Miles Brothers Canova Family Joan Blandell the Saenger All Star New York Dred Powell Dick Jesus Maly America Miss Ferenda Miss Blondell Menjou Ted Fig Rito the Four Mills Bros

Ethiopian Crisis Continued on Page One Corner

Eritrean and Somaliland on the vast. There are only three independent states in Africa Liberia, under America protectorate, Egypt, under British protectorate, and Abyssinia. Fifty years ago Haly established a protectorate over the latter. Then on.

Africa Liberia America Egypt Abyssinia Haly

Mussolini Eyes Abyssinia Amid Invasion and Cotton Dreams

The piece notes Italian interest in Abyssinia following conflict, Mussolini’s determination spurred by invasion, with technical advisers exploring cotton growth. It warns Italy may seize Abyssinia, citing its size and potential cotton sugar rubber coffee hides. Germany is yet to respond, but likely to act. Hitler’s rapid militarization is anticipated.

Italy Mussolini Abyssinia Taly Germany Nazi Germany Hitler Europe

Hitler Eyes Restoring Germanys Colonial Empire

The article discusses potential German demands to regain former colonies as Hitler contemplates rejoining the League of Nations on equal terms. It notes Britain's fear of such moves, cites Mein Kampf’s expansionist ideas, and recalls the postwar redistribution of German colonies to Britain, France, and South Africa. It mentions German colonial groups pressuring for restoration and cites Gen. Lettow-Vorbeck and others arguing colonies are essential for raw materials and national survival.

Hitler Brient France Germany Gunnin Mein Kempf der Fuhrer Africa West Africa Togoland England Cameroons Paul Lettow-Vorbeek East

Bill Jones Pension Plan and Tax Payback Calculation

The document explains a U S pension plan tax payment totaling 2880 with a projected return of 6450 if Bill Jones lives ten more years. It details how benefits are computed by multiplying annual salary by years taxed and outlines estate rights, offsets for prior pensions, and scenarios where heirs receive partial or no benefits depending on life expectancy and timing.

Federal Treasury Bill Jones Bull Jones Jonen

What, Nu Sponges? Submarine Tour Elicits Wet Cannon Inquiry

An elderly visitor touring a submarine asked if the long gun gets wet when submerged. A Cockney guide answered that two sailors hold umbrellas over the cannon during submersion, prompting a lighthearted exchange aboard the vessel.

Colonies Stand Under Foreign Regime Says Nazi View

A Cologne Zeitung summary under Nazi permission argued Germany lost its colonies in 1928 through treachery. they do not cease to exist because stolen. The piece claimed colonies would return under German order and industry, and that former colonies could meet Germanys needs for cotton rubber coffee coconuts oils and tropical fruits.

Revivalist Reverend Bennett Returns to Kansas After Knoxville Mission

Rev. James H. Bennett retires from Knoxville in Johnson County Kansas where he conducted a revival in an old fashioned bi hor. He served there for three years and was asked to continue next year. A restaurant exchange adds a humorous aside on dinner and dessert tastes, reflecting casual local chatter and a community tone from the Legion Monthly.

James H. Bennett Knoxville Johnson County Kansas Bennett Repe Atar Ican Legion Monthly

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