Local Men Join Industrial Jaunt to Canada
Hope and Camden businessmen join a ten day industrial tour to the Great Lakes region and Canada starting Wednesday August 2. The South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce sponsors the trip, with two Hope men selected and total cost about 120 dollars per passenger including meals and lodging.
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Aekansas Industrial Toura Luavime
Camden
Auncust
Canada
Tathoe Milson
Joe Greete
Henr. Cornelius
South Arkansas Chamber of Conthien
Saatty
Fen
Blison
Wika
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
South Arkansas
Brown
Carolinas
Great Lake States
Toronto
Aescording
Kilison
Homer Pigg
Gyesrelley of
Hope Chamber of Com Meee
Baby at Three Months Ends 10,000 Mile Journey
Hallas Tex Aug. Ut A world traveler at the age of Uiruve hentis Anne Pearson daughter of Mee and Mas Talbot Pearson of Dalits has yet returned from a long journey to Engine to see her grandfather. Miss Anne was baptized in an Anglican chapel during her trip abroad. She would tel laborate this Stitt.
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Hallas
Tex
Anne Pearson
Mee
Mas Talbot Pearson
Anne
Car
Anne Sida Surgie
Stitt
Sevier County Shipments Reported In Farm Census
PQ REN August 17 reported Sevier County shipments of vegetables and fruits by Southern rail lines. The tally lists 700 cars and 612 total shipments from various points, including cabbage cucumbers peaches and strawberries. Noted totals exclude Queen and Marton lines, with neighborhood activity around De Queen and Delueen Bev potentially lifting county totals.
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PQ Ren
Ci Southern Railed
Sevier County
Avg TF
Gatterden Orchard
EL Cates
Boca
Gillian Way Heans
Marton
Teahesburg
Witiel
Home Life Agents Planned Eight Day Excurison
A party of 42 people from Home Life Insurance Company will depart Little Rock at five o five pm on the fifth annual excursion of the Home Life Production Club. Led by V L Thompson the group includes 26 agents, four home office staff members and wives. The eight day trip visits Washington Atlantic City and Chat.
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Little Rock
Angeli
Home Life Insurancee Company
Home Office
Tene Life
V.L. Thompson
Berine Life
Viz
Washington
Athantic City
de Mays
Massa
Tape
Theyarkinn
Convicts Build House To Execute Condemned
Sante Proni Mo Mag 17 reports convicts at Wie sine penitentiary begin construction of a death house. The article notes debates in the legislature over funding and appropriation to arm the new facility, including delays and disputes over prices and resources. Warren Pat Lugat spearheads inquiries into penitentiary profits and alleged misallocation of funds.
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Warren Pat Lugat
Women Sclons Back Up Prohibition in Legislature
Survey from Wants Ch Gian shows women legislators across states including Massachusetts and New York largely supporting prohibition. Twenty eight female lawmakers cited. one notable retiree is Mrs Marbel Walker Willebrand, formerly U.S. attorney general for prohibition prosecutions, in the Chicago region.
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Evanston
Hat PO
WW Co. Ua
Marssachusetts
New York
Meng Bor
Ceeanogia Legisliture
Marbel Walker Willebrand
Hope's Boss Cotton Stalk Displaced In Magnolia
Local readers report unusual cotton stalk growth in Magnolia area after a note about a boss stalk. Multiple stalks described with bells and large boll counts. residents claim several fields show remarkable yields and other similar stalks appear across nearby gardens, prompting further field checks.
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Magnolia
Bannere News
Jeff Wright
Tempstead County
Columbia County
Wright
Nix
Barges Chapel
Magnealia
Ollers
Ele
Texas Moves to Reorganize Split Prison System
In Austin a state committee outlines plans to reorganize the split prison system. The proposal targets efficiency and safety, reviewing board structure and procedures.
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Texas
Wales Detective Beams At Pockets Prove Ample
A cryptic report from London reveals a detective assessing a wealth of pockets and hidden items. The piece hints at a strong inspector overseeing a curious collection of biscuits and a royal context, with a focus on method and discretion.
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Wales
Detective Beams
Rum Runner Hanged for Slaying Two Guardsmen at Coast Guard Base
James Alderman was executed at a Florida coast guard base for the January 1941 murder of guards Sidney Udertin and Dieter Laneox during a seaplane hangar attempt to smuggle cargo. A secret service agent Bob Webster was also shot and killed in the clash. The hangman scene was staged at a designated seaplane hangar after officials refused to permit use of other property.
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Fort Lauderdale
Win
James Alderman
Wits Hang
Seaphang
Coast Guard
Alden
Sidney Udertin
Dieter Laneox
Flovidas
Bob Webster
Alderman
Eich
St Louis Robin’s First Crash At Municipal Airport
The Louis Robin airship, holder of a flight record over twenty hours, damaged on landing at a municipal airport in Syracuse New York. Pilot Forest O Brine sustained slight injuries with bleeding as the craft lurched near impact during a refueling exhibition setup.
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Byracuseh
N.Y
Louis Robin J
Enshurance
Municipal
Forest O'Brine
Ie Brine
Sanelay
Gen
Pan Lo Omne
Uis Tat Wues
Deing Che Galy Iniwey
Pike County Mines to Open Amid Labor Tensions
Reports indicate Pike County Mines will open with ongoing operations on the south side. A government probe and corporate ownership structures loom as workers seek rights and safety assurances while a stabilization plan unfolds.
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Pike County Mines
Honeymoon Flats Developed Hope's Champ Ye-Yeer in Spirited Contest
Hope claims Unree champ ye-yers and issues a formal challenge to rivals of the lit toy. At the New Grand stage sixteen contestants vied in a yo-yo finals with back and forth tricks. Hugh Keith won first, Lane Taylor second, Miner Morton placed third as Ward and Son prizes and theater passes were awarded.
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Hope
Ye-Yeer
Hugh Keith
Lane Taylor
Miner Morton
Ward & Son
Peoplan Cafe
Frank Horton
Missouri Pacific Praises Fourth Watermelon Festival
A Missouri Pacific letter to Roy Anderson of the Hope Hempstead Chamber honors the Fourth Annual Watermelon Festival. Superintendent Lamb praises the festival’s splendor and notes a special train bringing 1,100 booster guests and trainmen volunteering services. He expresses pride in employee participation and broad support from attendees from distant points.
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Roy Anderson
Lope Chamber of Commerce
Wo EL Lamb
Missouri Pacific
Hope and Hempstead County
Assis
Monday To See Big Rush To Fields
Monday morning reports from Hempstead County describe a rush to fields as farmers begin cotton harvest. Extremely dry weather this summer led to earlier ripening and tighter yields, while weevil pressure has been lighter than in previous years and prospects vary by section.
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Hempstead
First All-Metal Airship ZMC-2 Set for Detroit Flight
The ZMC-2, the first all metal airship, will attempt its initial test flight Monday at the Detroit air station near Grosse Isle. Navy observers and experts from Lakehurst gather to witness the event amid cautious approval and wartime aviation excitement.
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Washington
Mondiay
Detroit
Grosse Isle
Eangrens
naMmereus
Navy
Ugar
Apeelion
Lakehurst
Thieves Murder Two Thru Spite
In New York a Brooklyn home robbery ended with Vitali fatally shot and Vittio critically wounded after both men refused to reveal the location of hidden money. The assailants demanded the stash at a shrine in the couple’s apartment, then fled after the men kept silent.
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New York
Onnested Vitali
Orlando Vittio
Brooklyn
St. Raceo
Vittie
Vitali
Girls Air Derby set to start Sunday in Santa Monica
A group of about 20 women pilots will begin the cross country Girls Air Derby from Cloverfield Sunday aiming for Cleveland Ohio and a share of 25 000 in prize money. Notables include Ruth Eider Amelia Earhart Marvel Crosson and Thea Rasche as they tour through Han Bernarding Phoenix Avia Columbus Pecos and other stops en route to the final in Cleveland.
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Santa Monica
Cleveland
Wright
Ruth Fider
Amelia Earhart
Marvel Crosson
Thea Rasehe
Sovonth Ciniety Priges
Phoenix
Pasa
Pexas
Ought
Avia
Aml
Columbus
Pecos
Texas
Abtene
Fort Worthy
Wichite
Kan
Tulsa
Oklo
Kanes City
Rast Sb. Lows
Calumaris
Ohio
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Huon
Pantages Held To Superior Court
Los Angeles August 17. Municipal Judge Leonard Wilson held Alexander Pantages the millionaire theatre owner to answer two felony counts after a three day preliminary hearing. The 53 year old defendant remains free on $25 000 bond awaiting trial on charges of attacking a 17 year old Eunice Pringle in his private office. Trial date not set.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Wilson
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Pantages
Mignate
Liberty
Fire hits J Frank Norris church in Fort Worth rescue actions
In Fort Worth Texas Aug 17 a fire swept through the First Baptist Church properties where De Rus Norris and colleagues oversee funds. An acetylene torch sparked flames in the auditorium ruins from a January fire. Firefighters faced repeated alarms as the blaze damaged the building rebuilt after prior destruction. Norris faced prior arson charges but was acquitted after a bitter trial.
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Fort Wortt
Tex
der UK Norris
Thames
Dee Hirst Baptist
Nortie
Coulek Cily Investi
Black man in critical condition after Thursday stabbing
A Black man named Qi Marlo was struck by another person in Muldrow Thursday. He was hospitalized with a spinal injury causing partial paralysis from the hips down and affecting his hands. Doctors say recovery remains possible but uncertain.
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Hamilton
Graf Zeppelin Nears Japan on Around-the-World Flight
Tokyo reports from government wireless stations indicate the Graf Zeppelin advances toward Japan on the second leg of its global journey. A ship position was heard at 9:40 p.m., with winds favorable allowing the airship to travel at 70 to 75 miles per hour. Dr. Hckener reportedly uses three motors to conserve power for later segments.
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Tokyo
Japan
Montain Range
Siberia
Yakutsk
Eekener
Sea of Onstrug
Sakholen
Graf
Hckener
Three Believed Dead In Collision Near Alexandria Bay
In a collision on the St Lawrence River the excursion steamer Thousand Islander and the speedboat Giggle collided. Three people are believed drowned: Mr and Mrs Lipe and the boat’s pilot Tom Dodge. A four foot bite in the Giggle’s bow remains lodged in the steamer.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Ys
St. Lawrence
Enberg
Bodie
Collisio
Charles Lipe
Seymour
Fortress Ruins Guarded Relics at Old Chateau
VERGT France Aug 17 Relics reportedly lie beneath the Old Chateau ruins spared by the owner a respected church organist who keeps the site undisturbed due to excommunication of its former inhabitants Built in 1290 by Edward I the fortress changed hands to Archambaud VI a robber baron and later endured brutal local turmoil and retribution in feudal conflicts
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Vergt
France
Womain Orpinist
Stronghald
Edward I
England
Archambaud VI
Vern
Perigord
Archambaud
Liegout
Scrubbed Notice on Evening Paper Delivery
Hope Star subscribers should receive their paper before 6 34 p.m. Please report missed deliveries to the circulation manager. A special delivery will be made for all missed papers if the complaint is filed before 6 34 p.m.
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Hope Star
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