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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
By D. Re Mackenzie, Innerfolis correspondent, Minnesota faces questions over a presumed wrecked squad and injuries as the 1938 season unfolds. The once unbeaten 1935 Gopher crew saw many stars depart yet optimism remains high for another strong offensive push next fall as fans recall past national claims.
Undearted in three years eleven Minnesota football vets helped forge a record with at least 408 Gopher gridmen. The piece lists graduating players including Glenn Seidel, Dick Smith, George Rennix, Dale Shenenbshin, Vernon Ech, and Bill Freisnmutth, noting fullback Beise and backs Kostka and Gmitro among the rotation. It discusses coaching by Bernie Bierman and team context around the last two decades of the program.
The piece notes the tackle-station vacancy left by Dick Salts and praises Sam Hunt as a rising field general behind a solid line. It highlights Reed, King, and the sophomore wing backs, plus coach Bierman’s rumored kickout plays and a stout freshman squad. The Michigan game suggested promise, with hopes fans will forget past stars.
The piece notes Britain and France pressuring Mussolini to exit the crisis and lift sanctions. It describes Mussolini clinging to internal strength, delaying actions, and signaling only tentative concessions to postpone the air embargo while French observers doubt any real strategy.
Fragmented OCR notes mix Haiti politics with odd sports and world events. Mentions Haiti postmaster general and monpolizing letters, then shifts to lopsided football scores, Arab Ethiopian tally, and an Italian involved in an oil tank incident.
Chicago report on the 36th International Livestock Show quotes Secretary Wallace proposing multiple substitutes to continue farm management if the AAA is struck down. He names methods including general sales tax, higher income taxes, compulsory quotas, stabilized loans, pro rate two price systems, and tariff changes, while criticizing voluntary cooperative control and urging government leadership.
The article outlines corn-hog contract provisions for 1936 to 1937 including soil improving crop requirements, hog payments at 1.25 per head with deductions for failing to meet base numbers, and corn adjustment payments in 1938 at 35 cents per bushel times adjusted acres. It notes installment timing, administrative deductions, and conditions for maximum payments, with termination rules by the Secretary.
Community notes report Edwin Britt as dinner guest of J W McWilliams. Harold Sanford welcomes a son born November 27 named Billy Bryan. mother and child doing well. Irene McMillen visits daughter and the Daughertys. Bonnie Crews visits Magnolia A M folks and Ray McWilliams family. Crows visit Adkinson. Nellie B Leach is visiting.
A statewide business and industrial census starts January 2 as a WPA project. W. A Knight of Washington named area supervisor announced the Arkansas district supervisors in Washington. Census will use expanded manufacturing schedules and aim to exhaustively map the state’s industries, with some professional services removed from classifications.
The Anti-Saloon League of America urged President Roosevelt to ban intoxicants at White House events and public functions. Bishop James Cannon Jr chaired the drafted resolution calling for local and state actions while aiming for nationwide prohibition. the League revived its Legislative Committee with Cannon as chairman.
New York reports formal parting of ways between American business and New Deal policies as the 1835 Congress of American Industry and the 40th annual National Manufacturers Association meet. Leaders expected to adopt a platform defending capitalist expansion, constitutional guarantees, individual enterprise, and limits on regulation and taxation. The piece also includes unrelated farm notes from L A Whitfarer and Grady Orr describing innovative farming methods near Danville Alabama.
The speaker notes adults impose law and punishment among themselves and warn that youths observe these patterns. The message stresses that youth witness both private and public actions, implying they learn social discipline from adults and officials. The tone urges awareness of how punishment is administered in family and public life.
Franklin, Ohio reports a bank robbery where one of three suspects was fatally shot by Marshal B. B. Graham after a gunfight at the Franklin bank. The other two suspects escaped following the kidnapping of a woman noterist during the exchange of gunfire.
An old advertisement claims kidneys contain miles of tubes that filter blood and warn of signs like backache and swelling. It urges purchasing Doan's Pills as a fast relief to flush out these tubes and improve kidney function, claiming long standing usage.
Mrs Mills of Nevada County Missouri and Homer Vines have returned home after working at four different points in the West where he was employed.
Trade data show Istanbul customs records reflect a barter where sixty thousand tons of Turkish coal were shipped to Rio de Janeiro for Brazilian coffee, with expectations of doubling the exchange value next year. The report notes ongoing uncertainty about the broader impact of the pact.
The census shows Turkey’s population rose by about 2.54 million, reaching roughly 16.19 million. Istanbul accounts for the largest share with around 77 thousand residents per locality figures.
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