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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
3
Attorneys secured a court order arresting the strike at two Fisher auto plants in Flint Michigan. Sheriff Wolcott asked for National Guard assistance to enforce the order as tensions rose among workers and management.
Mrs. Earnest Hicks returned Thursday from Hope hospital where she underwent an appendectomy. Earnest Hicks of the CCC camp at DeQueen spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Latimer of Nashville visited Mrs. L. F. Monroe Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewallen of ont visited Mrs. Luther Smith Sun. Mrs. L. EB. Barrett returned to St. Louis Saturday after a two week visit with Mrs. L. F. Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Rhodes and little
A string of social mentions from Hope Arkansas area towns reports weekend visits relatives births visitors and engaging local events. Names include Miss Vivian Beck Miss Edith Harper and Mr J M May with various family and school ties.
Russia ranked second to South Africa in gold production in 1996 as it pursues a fourfold rise in output from 1993 to 1996. Estimates place 1936 output between 200 and 950 tons, with 1935 at about 8 tons, while foreign trade and strategic storage shape a secret Kremlin plan.
The piece reports on post-election shifts among administration allies regarding a grid plan for the Tennessee Valley Authority. It notes prior executive neglect of power officials and hints at a possible collaboration with private power, aiming for low-cost electricity without crushing private investment. The debate centers on whether Roosevelt will steer TVA toward liberal cooperation with private industry or pursue a more aggressive government-powered approach.
Advocates for government ownership balk as President declines immediate TVA expansion. He forms a two week committee led by Secretary Ockes with Martis Cooke Frank McNinch and two others to craft a general government power policy. Norris backs a stricter stance while sea groups push for discharge law details.
Seamen warned that a gap in voyage records could signal prolonged strike activity to employers, risking discrimination. The complaint centers on employers assuming absence and the practice described as sprung on sailors, with two years deemed a long period.
Somerville, Mats report Shanty Hogan has reduced his weight from 260 to 220 pounds through exercise and dieting. He must shed 10 more pounds to be cleared to work with the Washington Senators this spring.
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