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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1936
Page
4
Fragmented notices reflect on aristocracy and virtue over wealth, urging kindness and refined minds as true worth. Personal notices report travels and family updates, including Roy Berry and Alma Gone visiting, Miss Josephine Thompson returning home, and various local social engagements and guests through Malvern and Texarkana.
Services at the tent revival resumed Tuesday night after a Monday night rest due to illness. Rev. B. S. Couch was slated to preach on the subject Getting Jay out of Religion.
Joe Louis suffered a notable knockout by Max Schmeling in 1936 and later a tougher test against Johnny Miller. The piece recalls Louis’s resilience after the Schmeling loss, his rise through the ranks, and the jaunts through numerous opponents before becoming heavyweight champion. It notes trainer Saal Mack and references other hard bouts in Chicago Detroit and Boston.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Noah Oldner on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J J Warren and child ran to Nashville Saturday. L M Woods visited Nashville Saturday on business. Misses Dee Virginia depart Sunday for Dallas to visit the Texas Centennial. H R Holt retires as station master on the P N W railroad line. A M McLarty of Nashville accepted the agent position here in the near future. Several locals attended the event with Ruby Halt.
Friday political speaking at Bingen noted with residents A B Woods and family visiting, R C Lee in Needville, My and Mrs Lee Steuart in Nashville on business. A fragment discusses Revolutionary War muskets made from sermons, plus a tale of Grand Duke Michael’s jeweled cigarette case and a Moscow crime note. The lunar surface claim about piunice is cited.
In Washington, party fissures surface as Senator Glass of Virginia argues against Treasury tax schemes he sees as benefiting the few. Senator Barkley of Kentucky highlights tax fairness and federal aid, while Senator Steiner of Oregon condemns the New Deal as an attack on free enterprise and constitutional government. Republican Couzens hints at reelection comments amid campaign noise.
Washington posts a rare 14 to 4 win over New York in a sole game. The report notes political sentiment as foggy with quotes about government alignment and congressional views, reflecting partisan debates rather than sports drama.
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