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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1938

Page

2

Means Dies at 58 in Springfield Medical Center

Gaston B. Means famed for the Lindbergh baby ransom case died early Monday at the United States medical center in Springfield Missouri. His death ends a long chapter tied to a notorious ransom saga and undisclosed details surrounding the famous sum.

Springfield Gaston B. Means Lindbergh Hon United States Medical Center Evelyn Walsh McLean Washington, D. C Charles A. Lindbergh

Charity Revue at St Mark’s to Aid Christmas Charity

Charles Bundy will MC a St Mark’s Charity Revue at City Hall Thursday December 15 at 8 o clock. Ogburn School of Dancing pupils perform singing and dancing acts with the Ogburn orchestra. Puppets by pupils and instructor on a miniature stage. Proceeds go to the Women’s Auxiliary of St Mark’s Episcopal Church for Christmas charity. General admission is ten cents.

Charles Bundy Ogburn School of Dancing St. Mark's City Hall St. Mark's Episcopal Church

New York Agencies Provide Ready Guest for Hostess Crisis

New York City has agencies established to supply an accomplished presentable person to act as a fifteenth guest when a hostess faces a sudden misadventure leaving her with thirteen guests. The arrangement aims to ease social pressure and maintain etiquette by providing a suitable stand-in guest.

New York City

Big 15 to Hold Conference Cage Tournament

The Arkansas high school athletic conference approved an annual conference basketball tournament to precede state events to ensure teams play at least 12 inter conference games. Pine Bluff and Jonesboro were named likely sites with Allen Dunaway, Allen Berry, and LeRoy Scott to decide on venue. The meeting also set football pay for officials and approved Little Rock High as 1938 football champions.

Little Rock Arkansas High School Athletic Conference Pine Bluff Jonesboro Allen Dunaway Allen Berry el Dorado LeRoy Scott Clifford Shaw Nashville Prescott Little Rock High Sam Coleman Camden Wayne Swaim Hot Springs W. E. Sammons Foy Hammons Hope B. Brawner North Little Rock John Larson Dunaway Swaim Wallace Bailey Russellville Bob Cowan Earl Quigley

Ski's the Limit opens on a carnival at a mountain ski lodge

Sally Blair, queen of the carnival, meets the aloof Dan Reynolds amid a lively ski club crowd. Corey Porter warns rivals as Sally plots to win Reynolds’ attention, while Reynolds keeps his distance. The scene blends romance with mountain adventure as the two cross paths in a tense, promising rivalry.

Sally Gla Dan Reynolta Ife Sally King Corey Ronrrr Bat Xo Abo Babe Fairchild Corey Porter Sally Blair Corey Dartmouth Corny Dan Reynolds Reynolds Iso Pudge Wylie Pudge

Giants Capture NPFL Title With 23 17 Win Over Packers

New York Giants defeat Green Bay 23 to 17 at the Polo Grounds to claim the National Professional Football League championship before 48,120 fans. The game featured a 49-yard pass and a late Packers drive that fell short as the Giants maintained the early lead and held off a fourth quarter rally.

Green Bay Packers New York New York Giants Polo Grounds Packers Giants Arnold Herber Raul Engebretsen Lihat Sour Hank Sour Ed Danowski

Giants Strike Back In Packers Battle At Green Bay

In a hard fought game Giants and Packers exchange drives with Soar scoring a kickoff return touchdown and Danowski connecting on key passes. Jim Howell blocks punts for the Giants while Danowski, Leemans and Gildea drive the march as the Giants take nine points to Packers none as the action shifts across the field.

Soar Packers Danowski Clark Hinkle Green Bay Cuff Mtowell Poole Giants Jim Lee Howell Hinkle Ward Cuff Danowski Halding Agust Jim Poole Devil Isbell Howell Tufty Leemans John Gildea

Judge Orders A Dosing for A Dosing

A Berkeley policy court heard a complaint from a woman about an argument in which her husband Gustav was said to have cooled her by pouring two pitchers of water down her neck. The judge issued orders to the bailiff who brought two pitchers of water. the husband then received the same treatment. Cactus plants occasionally root on tree branches in the southwestern United States.

Berkeley Gustav United States

State Board funds new Arkansas textbooks expansion

The Arkansas state board of education moved to authorize a free textbook commission to spend 54,872,939 to supply supplemental readers for first through fourth grade, aiming to cover about 40 percent of enrollment with four-grade editions. Ultimate expenditures could rise to 68,591.04 to reach 50 percent if funds remain. Districts received 1,015,201.60 for the second quarter of the 1998 99 year, based on 630,560 students. Bond issues totaling 173,000 were approved for Horatio, Lewisville, and Pine Bluff districts, with commissions authorized for bond handling.

Little Rock State Board of Education Columbia Clark Hempstead Hoty Spring Ouachita Union Arkasas Pope White Littlewrock Ark Arkansas’ Public Free Textbook Commission Horatio Sevier County Lewisville Lafayette County Pine Bluff Jefferson County

City Finds Itself in the Drug Business

Butte Montana city officials temporarily own a drug store after buying a ruined pharmacist’s stock at cost. The purchase followed water damage to the shop caused by a storm and the pharmacist’s claim the city is responsible for the loss.

Butte Mont

Patmos Pirates Extend Winning Streak with Emerson Win

Patmos Pirates defeated Emerson 34 to 22 on Friday night in Columbia County, extending their unbeaten run to eight straight victories. The junior Pirates followed with a decisive 48 to 4 win.

Patmos. Arke Patmos Pirates Columbia County Emerson Pirates

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