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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented OCR list presents numbered clues and word fragments across topics such as celestial terms, objects, and places. It mixes dictionaries, crosswords, and stray phrases including references to deities, metals, animals, and directions, with many gaps and indecipherable bits.
A summary of the Lindbergh child kidnapping case from the early 1930s detailing the search across New Jersey and New York, the involvement of police and detectives, the Lindberghs appeal through newspapers, the use of go-betweens Salvatore Spitale and Irving Bitz, ransom notes, and the eventual arrest of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the crime with the baby’s death confirmed on May 12, 1934.
The state will stop a program involving about 200 stamp deputies who earn a five percent commission. Their records must be checked periodically. Arkansas adopted a similar system and Oklahoma followed the suggestions by Mr Wiseman in establishing the collecting organization. The law takes effect within 40 days.
Antioch Sunday school drew solid attendance while a midweek prayer meeting suffered from weather. Visitors include Clenton Dougan of Blossom Texas visiting Elmore Dougan and Mrs Dougan. Brady Irene and Fern Cook returned from Center Texas after three weeks away with Hugo Okia. Will Mohan spent Sunday with Frank and Mrs Smith of Emme. Mrs Bussie Bishop and her young son visited the Dougan home. Mrs C D Green and children of Emmet visited Lee Cook. Buddie Shamblee of Plain Dealing Louisiana visited Ira Thomp King and family. The page ends with a Safety First Village Grocer joke about two fellows to keep from fighting.
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