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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1939
Page
4
The society column lists engagements and nuptials with details of visits from Margery Moses and Clin Whitwartt, and greetings for Miss Davidsan and Mrs. Ray Chimbie Kuest. It notes travel plans to Washington, Montana, Mexico, and Texas, plus a wedding ceremony performed by Reverend Strassner and others in attendance.
New Orleans officials report Dedimes A. Shaw a Minerals Division head died at Peaatists hospital from an apparent self inflicted wound. Coroner Cole classified the death as by own action. Shaw had been a key witness in a Weiss Leche conspiracy case and had testified in federal hearings in Dallas Texas. The court noted no solid evidence against Shaw, while Weldon Leche and Weiss remained linked to the case.
A countywide public library service will be discussed in a meeting at Welook Wednesday afternoon. The discussion will include local officials and library representatives.
Christine confronts a murky boardwalk case where a dagger is found and a disreputable man is linked to Cousin Emma’s death. Inspector Parsons questions Bill Yardley and a beachcomber, while Christine recognizes the killer’s unlikely identity and contemplates revealing her true self to the inspector as the chapter closes.
In Little Rock Arkansas a bond salesman named W T Stephens reports picking up a young hitch hiker who robbed him for several dollars and threatened him with death while on the route to Prattville. The assailant fled the car as Stephens drove to summon help, and authorities, aided by residents, began a county wide search for the suspect.
New York police reported the death of Clendenin J. Ryu, heir to Thomas For tune Ryah, found in his Fifth Avenue residence from suspected gas poisoning. Investigators said his head lay inside a heater when the body was found.
The Bureau of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors in Washington DC will hold a public hearing on the Little Missouri River and tributaries in Prescott Alabama on September 1 The hearing invites all interested parties to present views and witness opinions about proposed improvements and records should note pertinent facts and written statements by September 14
WRETTINGTON center reports a rejection of German book offers. university president Joh Shor ona of Wings Po university leads the review. details remain unclear as the notice notes a procurement hold and possible policy shift regarding foreign literature.
The court fined and jailed defendants for thefts including two automobile tires from Sutton and Collier and gasoline from Bernard O'Steen. Other fines included $50 for carrying a pistol, $25 for theft of toilet articles, and a civil judgment of $266.45 against Chase Wo Carian. Multiple pleas included guilty verdicts and probationary terms in a dense list of charges.
Disjointed OCR text outlines European and Soviet trade policies, German aggression, and military supply issues. Mentions Germany, Soviet delegation, and figures like Payton, with scattered references to tariffs, credits, and material constraints shaping postwar diplomacy.
Errol Flynn stars as a daring gunfighter in the western Dodge City set in the rough cattle town of 1870s Kansas. Olivia de Havilland and Ann Sheridan support, as Michael Curtiz directs a crowd-pleasing action drama with saloon brawls and a gunfight on a railway car.
Fragmentary report describes a German consular figure and a baron involved in an offer at a university library. A boy testified about a pretense while officials pursued questions regarding suspicious engineering activity and potential orders from authorities.
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