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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1938

Page

4

Forest Festival Set With Barbecue In Stamps Aug 16

State Forestry Commission announces this years Forestry Festival at Stamps on August 16 starting about 2 p m with a barbecue in cooperation with the Stamps Rotary club. The event invites residents of Lafayette and surrounding counties to attend and enjoy contests, games, and displays throughout the day.

Stamps Lafayette State Forestry Commission Lakayetts Columbian Nevada Hempastead Ouachita Stamps Rotary Club

Roosevelt Reasserts Plan to Increase Southern Purchasing Power

President Roosevelt spoke at the University stadium in Athens and pressed Congress to boost purchasing power in the South. He accepted an honorary law degree from the university, was introduced by Governor Rivers, and reiterated the administration’s push for progressive federal action to create wealth in the region.

Athens Guccia Roosevelt Cheor- Ain Stadium ED. Rivers Roosevelt Wall Springs Warren Springs Cano Samp Walter TF. George Camp George

Erion to Lead Hempstead County Fair Games

Erion appointed supervisor for recreation at the Hempstead County Fair. He and his team will organize daily activities including contests singing dancing and varied entertainments to engage visitors during the event.

Earl Wo Urion Ciel Hempstead Erion

If You Don't Like Your Towns Name Write the Board

The United States Board of Geographic Names handles requests to change geographic names. A 19th century note recalls Roosevelt's Hudson River estate name and explains the process, relying on historical records to resolve disputes. The board resolves dozens of toponym cases annually, including 25 formations in Chesapeake Bay last year.

Washington Unite States Board of Geoaropheral Pines Roosevelt Kevin Elbow Hudson River United States Mseareh Lenis Aimaes Chesapeake Jay

Saukville bans political speeches in park concerts

Saukville village officials vote to restrict political liturgy at band concerts and movie events in the park, aiming to keep park gatherings nonpartisan and free of campaign material. No speeches or political references are allowed during outdoor shows and screenings.

Saukeville Wis

Fragmentary poem and notes about historical topics

Fragmented OCR style item lists mythic themes and historical events with scattered phrases. Mentions Japanese ceremony, Punic Wars, Boxer Rebellion, Mexican War, French Revolutions, 1820 1900 time frames, Sydney Clan Baghdad Byusily Purkeys Burmat Sian, and various experts like herpetologists philologists and antique collectors.

Mexicali Ward Sydney Clandalay Baghdad Byusily W Purkeys Burmat Sian Ansyyers

Changes His Mind About Submarines

Washington correspondent Preston Grover recalls an escorted tour of a 1000-ton submarine showing the intricate control rooms, torpedo tubes, and diesel systems. The visit reveals how a submarine blends complex machinery with compact spaces as crew cook in a tiny galley and officers navigate unseen beneath the sea.

Preston Grover Washington Seagle Sea Creatives Washington Fotomarc

They Laugh at Superstition But They Really Believe in It

A burlesque on superstition by Ben Lucian Burman argues most people are superstitious yet disguise belief behind wit. The piece cites golfers, drivers, and a steamboat crew, recounting tales of charms, horseshoes, and a snake within a man’s stomach as a cautionary humor about credulity and fear.

Ben Lied Burnin

Deputy on Trial in Slaying of Doctor

SOUTH PARIS Me Francis M Carroll's wife and friends supported Wednesday the ousted deputy sheriff's story of his whereabouts the night Dr James G Littlefield was brutally beaten and strangled Carroll 43 denied what Paul N Dwyer 19 who confessed the slaying and went to prison for life now claims to be the true version that Carroll slew not only the 7 year old physician but his wife Lydia 63 a killing Dwyer also had admitted Defense lawyer Clyde R Chapman removed one of the anticipated highlights when he announced he would not call Barbara 18 daughter of Carroll and Tomer sweetheart of Dwyer to the stand on October 14 when Doctor Jim was bludgeoned and strangled in Dwyer's home Carroll said he first attended an American Legion supper leaving to serve a summons He returned to Legion hall and on his way home aided in an arrest Mortis Prince 43 a friend testified Carroll left the Legion hall between 730 and 8 pm and saw Carroll again outside the hall between 9 and 930 pm They planned to play cards but Carroll's late arrival precluded that Prince said Carroll remained at his home until after midnight Mrs Carroll testified she did not see her husband leave the Legion supper but found Jim waiting after it ended Her testimony aligned with Prince's She corroborated Carroll's story of his whereabouts the night Littlefield was killed Carroll said he did not know of letters Barbara wrote to Paul until his arrest last May Ingalls contended one missive suggested seduction by her father and that gave Carroll motive

Paris Francis M. Carroll James G. Littlefield Carroll Paul N. Dwyer Lydia Dwyer Clyde R. Chapman Barbara Carroll 1 Tormer Jim American Legion Legion Hall Mortis Prince Legion Prince Paul Litlefield Ingalls

Pilkinton Wins State Senate Race By Large Margin

Complete unofficial returns from Hempstead Pike and Montgomery counties show James H. Pilkinton of Hope defeating W. F. Reagan by 3 261 votes in the ninth district race. The article also notes the average farm size in the South and rest of the U.S.

Hempstead Pike Montgomery James H. Pilkinton Hope W. F. Reagan

Fred Cook Family in Auto Accident

The Fred Cook family of Hope escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon when their automobile overturned near Dyersburg Tennessee on the trip home from a Murfreesboro visit. Mrs. Cook four children and a sister aboard. Mr. Cook stayed in Hope. The sister suffered an injured shoulder while the others had minor bruises and scratches. The wreck occurred after a tire punctured ripping off fenders and damaging the top.

Fred Cook Hope Dyesburg Tenn Murfreesboro

Armistice Declared Between Russia and Japan in Siberia Border

Tokyo announces complete quiet in the Siberian Manchukuo border region as a Russian Japanese armistice takes effect after ceasefire orders issued at noon. In China, Japanese air raids on Wuchang and Doane University cause heavy casualties and widespread destruction in Hanyang and Wuchang.

Tokyo Japan Siberian-Manchoukuuan Moscow

Christian Church to Hold Watermelon Feast

The First Christian church invites men and women to a loyalty watermelon banquet at 7 45 p m Friday on the church lawn. Watermelons are donated by the Every Man s Bible class. A 100 percent membership is requested for the banquet and a program is planned in conjunction with the feast.

First Christian Church

Cotton opens and closes lower in New Orleans market

In New Orleans on Thursday the cotton market opened at 8.47 and closed at 8.45. Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged with middling at 8.50.

New Orleans

Northeast Storms Erupt Across Lake Regions

Associated Press reports morning rainstorms neared cloudburst levels across New York and the Northeast and Middle Atlantic, threatening Lake Erie shipping and causing property and crop damage. Twenty five missing during a schooner incident on Lake Erie were rescued or found safe.

Associated Press New York State Northeast Middle Atlantic Lake Erie

Idaho Nominates Anti New Dealer

Conservative Congressman D Worth Clark widened his Idaho lead over James P Pope as 664 of 802 precincts reported. Pope sent a congratulatory message promising support for Clark's principles while Gov Barzilla W Clark trailed in the Democratic gubernatorial race. Clark’s stance opposed FDR measures including reorganiz tion and court reform with Borah’s isolationist views aligning him with Clark.

Boise Ida D. Worth Clark Roosevelt James P. Pope Idaho Clark Ottnes Antac Pope Pope Donald A Callahan Wallace Awyer Barzilla W. Clark Ben Ross Gossett W. P. Whitaker Pocatello James A. Farley Washington William E. Borah

Republic Steel Chief Requests Probe Into Violence

Tom Girdler, chairman of Republic Steel, urged Congress to investigate violence and intimidation tied to the recent Little Steel strike. The call comes amid tensions over the conflict and calls for accountability from industry leaders.

Republic Steel Washington Tom Girdler Republic Steel Corporation

Mind Your Manners in Office Etiquette Quiz

A 1938 etiquette Q and A tests proper office conduct. It covers greetings when leaving, dating a coworker, addressing a boss, and handling disliked colleagues. Answers favor polite, businesslike behavior: yes to brief formal salutes, yes to courteous dealings, and “Yes, Mr. Smith” over informal.

Holt Leads Denham Seat Battle in Arkansas Supreme Court

Unofficial returns from Arkansas Democratic primary show a tight race for the supreme court post with Holt leading Denham by about 2,131 votes as precincts report from Little Rock and Fort Smith. Other races show Caraway, Bailey, McHaney winning various statewide offices while Mills and Cravens secure House nominations. Further canvass due Friday.

Little Rock Associated Press Supreme Court Donham Donham Holt Holt Poinsette County W. RB. Denham J. Seaborn Holt Fort Smith Turner Butler Denham United States Senate Caraway Téc Clellan Venable Governor Bailey Cook McNutt McHaney Pettit Leutenant Bob Bailey Thompson Hall Prather Booker Congress Fuller David D. Terry Ben Cravens Fouril Wilbur D. Mills W. F. Norrell John L. McClellan

A Thought Those Who Live in the Lordnev er See Each Other Fully

A fragment reflecting on spiritual life and fellowship within faith, quoting or paraphrasing a saying about believers in the Lord. The line hints at connection beyond appearance, attributed to Gernxut Mato or similar name, with garbled typography.

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