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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
3
A columnist recounts a Saturday night mule crash on a highway, argues for enforcing stock laws, and condemns animal cruelty. He notes mules appear on No 67, describes a near-miss with pedestrians, and reflects on responsibility, property rights, and public safety in a defiant hometown voice.
In a memoir style letter, Norton recalls February nights at Rincon New Mexico after identifying Apache victims. A coat catches fire, leaving him half-dressed. He secures work unloading merchandise at Santa Fe Railway yard and earns money for a replacement coat before moving on to Albuquerque.
Feature column repeats a quip titled Flatper Fanny Says Reg UY Pat Off with no additional context or details on page three.
Waldo faces Hope High School in a District 10 basketball clash Tuesday night. Waldo holds a key win over Texare and avenged a earlier loss to McNeill. A preliminary game pairs Washington and Blevins High Schools. Referee Ny Kelley from Washington is set to officiate.
Governor Futrell considers a proposal to operate a distillery at the state penal farm to produce a low cost liquor to drive bootleggers from business as part of state control plans. Federal aid for unemployables may continue for two months under pending Public Welfare bill. A governor's message on revenue regulation for relief may come as the General Assembly enters its fourth week.
Hope High School band under L. Crumpler will present a public concert Tuesday morning with new members boosting total to 38. Special numbers arranged. entry free. Fifteen members depart Friday for a three day state high school band meeting in El Colorado. Patmos PTA to stage Womanless Wedding at 7 30 p.m. in Patmos school auditorium Saturday night.
In Washington the Roosevelt administration’s sweeping program dominates talk as critics and supporters weigh its scope. Business leaders fear disruption while labor and middle class voters see potential security reforms. The plan hinges on state choices guided by federal standards and aims to fund social protections with shared worker contributions.
Virginia figure John Marshall rose to chief justice as Adams left office. The piece recounts Marshall establishing judicial authority to veto congressional acts and the court’s role in shaping federal power amid a fading Federalist era. Money measures dominate Congress as gold decision延期 delays shift focus from relief bills and administration problems.
The text recounts John Marshall's rise from a frontier judge to shaping the U S Supreme Court into a powerful national institution. It notes his defense of a strong central government, his assertion that Congress lacks power beyond constitutional bounds, and the creation of the principle that the Constitution is the supreme law.
A reader disputes The Star's summary of Hempstead County election findings. The letter argues the court found illegal votes rather than fraudulent ones, defends county election machinery, and discusses party rules, negro voters and long-standing Democratic primaries in Hope.
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that Fort Smith may borrow from the federal government and accept a PWA grant to improve the city waterworks, which it operates in place of an improvement district. The court also said suspending sentences does not constitute a final conviction.
Old Fiddlers contest to be held at Patmos High School on Saturday night February 16. Sponsored by the Patmos Parent-Teachers association. Prizes include Best String Band 7.50 Second Best String Band 2.30 Oldest and Uptiest Fiddler 5 Youngest Fiddler 1 Best Solo Attempt 1 Best Quarter dancer 2 Best Counselor Reading 1 Allround Fiddler 1. Bert Harmonemore Player noted. Enrollment with Pink W. Taylor by Feb 16. Committee includes Fink W. Taylor Lester M. Gordon Mrs Tom Drake Mrs Oliver Hisar. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
The Hauptmann defense called Hans Kloppenberg to support an alibi claiming Hauptmann and Kloppenberg were at home playing music when the Lindbergh ransom was paid. Prosecutors alleged Sommer, the prior witness, was a professional witness and forced him to revisit his initial testimony as the case seeks to discredit it.
Judge Bush signed a temporary injunction against alleged liquor dispensing at a South Walkut Street building. Defendants include the owner and others named in the petition, barred from continuing unlawful possession and sale of intoxicating liquors under Arkansas law. The order declares a public nuisance and restrains further activity pending the case.
The Hempstead county basketball tournament for senior girls and junior boys will be staged in Hope Armory on Saturday. The event runs all day with trophies awarded that night. Senior girls draw Spring Hill vs Fulton and DeAnn vs Piney Grove with Patmos receiving a bye. Junior boys drawings set for Saturday morning in the armory. First game starts at 9:00 a.m. Admission 10 and 11 cents for day games and 10 and 20 cents for night games. Referees N Kelley of Washington and Yocom of Spring Hill. In 1840 Cincinnati was nicknamed Porkopolis.
London says Britain and France would lead a military air alliance inviting Germany Belgium and Italy. Paris reports Italy opposes a one sided pact, fearing Austria and German routes threaten neutrality. Some commentary notes skepticism about Allied fleet obligations and the feasibility of a Northern Europe air defense coalition.
Markets in New Orleans and New York opened steady with mixed early moves. Liverpool cables fell short of expectations while gold news from Washington dampened sentiment. May and other months showed little change as traders covered shorts and awaited further cues.
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