Two Hurt When Car Plunges From Fulton Highway
A man and wife were injured when their Chevrolet sedan blew a tire on the Fulton highway two miles west of Hope. The car plunged down an embankment, rolled over, and landed at the bottom. Mrs. A B Carter, 35, is hospitalized with a deep gash and body bruises. Her husband sustained minor injuries. A passing motorist drove them to Julia Chester hospital. The car damage was slight.
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Fulton Highway
A. B. Carter
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Waterloo
W. B. Carpenter
Farmers Continue Produce Strike Spreads Toward Omaha
Farmers striking for higher prices press to cut off Omaha truck shipments. The protest spreads to other sections despite authorities efforts to quell violence and the threat of federal intervention.
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Omaha
Jimmy Doolittle Wrecks Airplane in Wichita
Jimmy Doolittle, noted speed flyer, made a spectacular uninjured descent here after an hour and 45 minutes aloft in a remodeled Laird racing biplane. The plane was damaged beyond repair in time for the Bendix trophy race from Los Angeles to Cleveland next Saturday.
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Wichita
Kan
Jimmy Doolittle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Brother of Hope Youth Honored as Y M C A Best Athlete
Harper Leiper, brother of Mrs. Finley Ward and Mrs. William Hern don of Hope, named Y M C A best all round boy athlete in Dallas this week. Leiper earned 815 points in the boys physical efficiency contest, surpassing the 783-point runner up after a month of competition.
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Harper Leiper
Finley Ward
William H. Herndon
Hope
Dallas
Leiper
Flapper Fanny Says Love Makes a Man of Letters
The column notes that a fellow must fall in love to realize he is a man of letters. Witty remark underscores a playful take on romance and literary flair.
Hope Star Names New Moccasin Head After Washburn Departure
The Hope Star announces Leonard Ellis becomes moccasin head during Alex H. Washburn's three week visit to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Washburn left for New York and will return to Hope. Ellis jokes about keeping the Yankee out and notes his Missouri birth and movement through Arkansas and Mississippi. A separate item shows South Dakota and Nebraska farmers aiding Iowa in a milk and produce shipment blockade at the Sioux City border, with Sheriff John A. Devenport overseeing deputies.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Hope Star
Texan
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Ellis
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Midwest
South Dakota
Nebraska
Cox Announces Opening of Office for Cotton Growers
Cox announces the Mid-South Cotton Growers Association office opens next door to Hope Star, with business starting Monday August 29. The new Valuation Pool settles by market day of delivery, awarding different payouts by market price, plus optional cash sale and Seed Loan pools remain. The note cites a prior government study showing classed cotton brings higher selling prices.
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Max Cox
Mid-South Cotton Growers Association
Hope Star
Attempt to Wreck Two Trains Fail
Police widen probe into two train wreck attempts on Missouri Pacific and Rock Island lines in Little Rock. Dynamite exploded on the Rock Island Memphis California route but did not derail the train. another blast on Missouri Pacific track failed due to a faulty cap. No clues to the culprit.
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Little Rock
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific Railroad
12Th Street
Prison Sentence For Bank Robbery
Lonnie Parker and Bert Poston pleaded guilty to robbing the Bank of Bradley of 3000 dollars on March 30. Judge Dexter Bush sentenced Parker to six years and Poston to eight years. Crenshaw’s sentence was deferred. Information links Poston to a gun battle at Index bridge and a slain companion, with others captured: Wright of Liberal Kansas and John Addie of Ida.
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Lewisvile
Lonnie Parker
Bert Poston
First National Bank
Ashdown
Bank of Bradley
Dexter Bush
Farker
Posten
J. C. Crenshaw
Bradley
Dennis Ferrell
Crenshaw
Ferrell
Dallas
Poston
Index Bridge
Willie Parker
Kenneth Wright
Kan
John Addie
Ida
Broadway's Brightest Star In Three-Way Romance
A 1932 love triangle tale centers on Carol Frink the girl movie critic Charles MacArthur the reporter and Helen Hayes the actress in a high profile dispute over an alleged $100 000 love pursuit with a baby tied to the Act of God saga The narrative traces these theater connected figures from 1920 Chicago through 1932 with courtroom drama looming over Hayes as papers are served in the suit
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Broadway
Baby
Chicago
Lulu Belle
Charles MacArthur
Act of God
Miss Hayes
Carol Frink
Football Practice To Start Sept 1 At Hope
Hope prepares for football practice beginning September 1 led by Coach Teddy Jones. Uniforms issued August 31. 11 players from last year out, 4 graduates, 2 dropout, 5 not meeting class standards, 3 reserves ineligible. 30 candidates total with 8 lettermen and 8 reserves returning. Schedule lists nine home and away games with night home games and floodlight out-of-town game at North Little Rock.
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Teddy Jones
Arkansas Athletic Association
Jones
North Little Rock
Scouts Plan Overnight Hike From First Baptist Church
Scout troop No 1 of the Boy Scouts of America will depart the First Baptist church at 7 pm Thursday for an overnight hike along the Patmos road to a site known as the canyon. Senior officers oversee the trip with Bumne patrol presenting a program. Patrol leaders will ensure conduct. Final arrangements set at Fairpark meeting 7:30 pm Wednesday.
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Hope Troop
Boy Scouts of America
First Baptist Church
Patmos Road
Open Air Ford Show At Hope By Auto Co
Hope Auto company will host an open air display of all fourteen new Ford cars in Hope on Wednesday and Thursday. It marks the first full showing of all body types here with a cutaway chassis on view to reveal working parts. Visitors may drive or ride in any model on display on the lot between the Luther Hotel and Frisco tracks opposite the auto firm.
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Ford
Hope Auto Company
Hope
Tom McLarty
Hope Auto Co
Ben
Luther Hotel
Frisco
Onions Take Root as New Mountain Crop in Avery County
In Newland North Carolina Avery county farmers expand into onions. Last year a handful tested the crop this year about 40 planed onions and an estimated harvest of 50000 pounds is expected.
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Newland
N. C
Avery County
Hollywood poised for fall flood of major pictures
The article previews a busy fall season as studios push back long-awaited productions. Faramount plans Move Crazy and Blonde Venus with Dietrich, MGM fields Strange Interlude and Grand Hotel, United Artists touts Robinson Crusoe and Cynara, Warner targets Two Against the World, and Columbia promote American Madness and Washington Merry-Go-Round. Clara Bow's Call Her Savage slated for October, with studios rushing ongoing projects.
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Faramount
Warner Brothers
Constance Bennett
George Arliss
Columbia
Washington
Phil Steng
Fox
Airmen Race to Europe From New York Flights to Oslo and Harbor Grace
Three airplanes aimed toward Europe from the United States on Tuesday. Thor Solberg and Carl Peterson departed New York for Oslo with a Harbor Grace stop, followed by Clyde A. Lee and John Bochkon from Vermont toward Harbor Grace and Oslo.
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Associated Press
Europe
America
Oslo
Norway
Thor Solberg
Carl Peterson
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Harbor Grace
Portland
Maine
Clyde A. Lee
John Bochkon
Barre
Vermont
George Hutchinson
St. John
New Brunswick
London
William Uldrich
Leon Pisculli
Edna Newcomer
Rome
Florence
J. A. Mollison
Roosevelt Field
Hempstead Equalization Board Set to Finish Review
The Equalization Board meets at Hope city hall for a second week to review farm lands and personal property in Hempstead County. They expect to finish this week and then travel to Washington to complete the work by next week. Members are R. A. Carrigan of Ozan A. H. Wade of Blevins S. F. Huntley of Hope and Tax Assessor John W. Ridghill of Hope.
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Hope City Hall
Washington
R. A. Carrigan
Ozan
A. H. Wade
Blevins
S. F. Huntley
Hope
John W. Ridghill
Facists Pardons Remain in Doubt
BERLIN a government statement says pardons will be decided on justice, not political pressure, after five Fascists were condemned to death for killing a communist. Adolf Hitler, leader of the movement, said the condemned men face a question of honor.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Seaman Home Destroyed by Fire Early Tuesday
The home of C. E. Seaman on West Avenue B was completely destroyed by a morning fire of undetermined origin. Firefighters arrived as the house was ablaze and could not save it. Insurance coverage is not yet known.
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Seaman
C. E. Seaman
West Avenue B
Cotton ginned before August sixteen totals rise at Census
Washington census bureau bulletin reports 251,183 bales of cotton ginned prior to August 16, up from 90,608 bales by the same date last year. The counts reflect early-season production data released Tuesday.
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