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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
3
Hope Public Library receives several new titles including The Old Ash ii Pac by Margaret Flint and My Beautiful World by Harrison. Also added are itkenbroke by Charles Mor Brichanted Voyage by Robert Nathan Wake Up and Live by Dorothea Brands and more new volumes. The notice notes other new books and a brief social security item from Tonkawa Oklahoma.
Paris section recalls Meyer Amschel Rothschild's dynasty and introduces Fritz Mannheimer as a modern transformer of finance. The piece traces his rapid rise from Stuttgart to Amsterdam and Paris, his role with Mendelssohn and French loans, and his reputation as a brilliant yet enigmatic banker whose health and motives spark speculation. It previews the next profile on Simon Pating.
In Clarendon Texas Tom W Eanes a farmer pulled a tourist s automobile from a mud hole twenty two years ago A single tree was broken when his team lurched recently the tourist paid Eanes a dollar for the single tree The incident recalls the old event and ends with a small payout.
Columbus Home Demonstration club hosts a December 16 party at Mr and Mrs T L Johnson home attended by about fifty. Miss Emily Ruth Alford gave a Christmas reading, Santa Claus greeted guests and handed out fruit candy and toys, with an exchange of club gifts. Caldin nell band played favorites as members enjoyed a short game. Ye Ann Ambrose Robinson elected president of the DeAnn club with officers Cecil Steen Gracie Clark and Mavis Slaton. Project plans and literature were shared by Velma Alford and Jack Anderson, with Bryan Clark and Faye Samuel named local leaders. Also noted is a gold nugget found in Idaho valued around $550.
Washington observers note labor leader George L Berry pushes for federal limits on labor and trade practices while the National Association of Manufacturers resists. Berry’s conference hosts 900 labor delegates amid industry abstentions as lawmakers debate federal action versus private recovery. Senator Duffy urges lawmakers to inspect affected regions in person.
Diana and Neynélde of North Carolina will hold hearings on a bill to ban employment of alferi labor on the canal. Proponents say it protects the canal in war. Duffy calls it a subterfuge aimed at Caribbean workers who aided construction. These workers, largely from British islands, have lived in menial roles for about 30 years and cannot become U.S. citizens, remaining British subjects.
The general opinion of officials is that the plane occupants have perished after a crash in the Western Air Express incident. Spokesman A. E. Cahlan of Las Vegas Nevada cites presumed deaths from exposure, with veteran pilot Jimmy James noting desiccation from exposure after the crash.
Frank Finch seeks 10000 damages from Charles A. Maurer in common pleas court alleging tomatoes fell from Maurer's truck caused his car to skid and overturn on a highway near Bowling Green.
Miss Mildred Hudson of Stamps and Mr Ellis Bradford were quietly married Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dock Yarberry hosted Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs Joe Ross and family. A social gathering at Mr Orvill Houston’s home occurred Sunday night. A magazine notes New York City uses 142 gallons per person daily while London uses 43 gallons.
An old drug advertisement warns that kidneys must flush out acids and poisons. It lists backache, nocturia, moist palms, scanty dark urine, and rheumatic pains as symptoms. It promotes a 35 cent box of Ramon's Brownie Pills claiming to support kidney function.
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