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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1936

Page

3

Local Scout to Receive Medal for Heroic Rescue

Dick Locke of Hope troop will be awarded the Boy Scouts of America Medal for Life Saving for rescuing Gilbert Odell from drowning at The Pines pool last summer. The National Court of Honor sent the news letter from Daniel Carter Beard praising Locke’s gallant conduct and noting the medal’s enduring symbolic value. Odell’s rescue involved dives, a breathless recovery, and medical attention that saved his life.

Dick Locke Hope Troop Pines Pool Belmore Browns Locke National Court of Honor Boy Scouts Opt America Daniel Carter Beard New York City B.S. A South Shaver Thipe, Ark Scout Locke Gilbert Odell Belmore Brown Tam

Grant Extension on City Car Levy

Mayor Albert Groves extended the deadline for purchasing city automobile license tags to February 20 due to confusion from a recent Associated Press dispatch. He said the issue concerns whether incorporated towns may levy the tax and noted no further extensions will occur after February 20.

Albert Groves Groves Associateg Press Carl Bulluy Arkansas

Bobcats Rout Texarkana 51 38 In Hupe High win

The Hupe High School Bobcats defeated Texarkana Am. High School 51 to 38 on Friday. The Bobcats built a quick lead and dominated the matchup. Hupe plans a road game Monday while Texarkana awaits a Wednesday return in Texarkana.

Bobcats Texarkana Bodean High School Hupe Texarkana Am Wileksville Texas

May Borrow to Pay Bonus Money in Senate Fight

Washington reports indicate a plan to borrow funds to pay a bonus to soldiers. Administration spokesmen said no new debt would be needed, while in the House Senator Byrnes of South Carolina proposed an amendment to the independent offices appropriation bill to provide borrowing money for the payments. Representative Patman of Texas filed related legislation, and House leaders noted inflation concerns and possible $3,000,000,000 in new money. Twenty nine signatures were recorded on a petition when the House adjourned, with more expected.

Washington Andyiga Dunus Senate House Byrnes Denverat South Carolina Independent Offices Patan Texas Faia

Arkansas Official Advocates Repeal Driver's License

Secretary of State Ed F. McDonald urged repeal of the 50 cent drivers license tax at the next legislature session. He attacked the law as revenue only, noting it funds a small state police force and offers little public safety benefit. He criticized enforcement focus and argued the tax penalizes law abiding car owners without improving driving competence or safety.

Ed McDonald U. S. Hanes Associated Press Little Rock Ed F. McDonald Arkansan Pine Bluff Texarkana Inst Arkanisi McDonald Arkansas

Biblical Indictment of Liquor Cited by Rev Dickerson

Rev Dickerson cites biblical warnings against strong drink and calls liquor a root of crime and misery. He argues Scripture as ultimate authority shaping moral government and cites Proverbs and Isaiah to illustrate ruin from alcohol, urging widespread abolition of alcohol.

Rev Dickerson

Open Letter to Hempstead County Women Voters on Liquor Law

An Open Letter argues the state and church roles in moral governance and urges Hempstead County women voters to support strict liquor enforcement on February 18. The piece frames the state as father and church as mother, urging obedience to law and warning of societal decline, urging turnout for the liquor measure.

Hempstead County Church Little Brown Wildwood Red Irick Ottthes Fort The Star Moe

Hope High clubs hold annual meet banquet at New Capital hotel

Latin and French clubs of Hope High School hold a joint banquet in the New Capital hotel private dining room. Horace Jewell and Julia Broening served as toastmasters. Miss Beryl Henry and Mrs. R. L. Broach attended with a varied program including songs, plays, and dine speeches by club members.

Hope High School New Capital Hotel Horace Jewell Julia Broening Beryl Henry R. L. Broach le Bureau de Telegraphe Tousminsters Predrick Taylor Martha Blickird Sure Ann Holland Jane Carter Evelyn Dossett Jim White Edward Lester Margaret, Simmy TtGiveld Sinellin Frances Yocum Mario Smith Brooksie Beasley Rarly Archer Elia Mae Baker Chambless Ruth Divlein Paterein Duffie Mary Frances Mons Lucile Hutsen Hornewiy Yomdole Alverne O’steen Anal Lars Lamb Catherine Saints Wanda Collins Nell Willis Tulia Broening Evelyn Simpson Nancy Ruth Garth Ann Singleton Macyely Whitworth Nancy Cos

Urges Big Crowd for Prohi Rally

Attorney John P. Vesey championed a county wide prohi rally at Hope city hall on Sunday afternoon, urging a large attendance. The two week speaking campaign covered nearly every county area with a strong prohibition push. Speakers include W. S. Atkins O A Graves and W V Tompkins. The program features an invocation by Rev. Bert Webb a Ladies Trio from Hope Choral group a James P Williamson solo a men s quartet from First Baptist and musical numbers by Hoye Baysbined.

John P. Vesey City Forces Hest Hope City Hall Hom Prohibition Forces Atkins O. A. Graves WV. Tompkins

Guernsey 4-H Club Sees Top Honors Reported

The Guernsey 4-H club claimed outstanding status as the top club, cited by Miss Heke Griffin and W. J. Jarnigan. The charter was awarded by Extension Service and the University of Arkansas with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. May Griffin won a trip to a university, and Francis earned white gold for club achievements in 1935. Local leader Mrs. EL RE Brown noted continued growth and interest for 1936.

Ely Ser Heke Griffin W. J. Jarnigan Wget Servier College of Agriculture University of Arkansas United Staes Department of Agriculture Nowall Thompson Aia May Griffin Univsity Atkins Francis Wetel Eflea EL RE Brown

Jury Charged Over Unfair Verdict in Coin Toss Case

EASTON Pa A nine man and three woman jury was ordered to appear in Northampton County Court to justify why they should not be held in contempt for a verdict said to be decided by flipping a coin District Attorney William A Frack charged the jurors did not return a true verdict and agreed to decide guilt or innocence by coin toss He said the acquittal resulted from a 11 to 1 vote for conviction when a single juror pressed for action and a coin toss was proposed The jurors were to explain their conduct Monday.

Easton Northyampton Wiliam A. Frack Lutl Frack Cain

Russia and Japan Agree to Probe Border Clashes

Moscow reports both governments have preliminarily agreed to set up a mixed commission to investigate border clashes on the Soviet Manchukuo frontier. Japan has signaled formal entry via envoy Tamekichi Ota. The move follows repeated incidents, including latest near Balun Dersu on the Outer Mongolian border.

Moscow Japan Tamekichi Ota Ctamoniakoff Oon Mukden Minohoukuo Outer Mongolian Balun Dersu

Would Raise Fines for Bath Moochers

Representative McClellan Democrat Arkansas urges Congress to raise fines and imprisonment for those who swear falsely to obtain free baths at the government bathhouse in Hot Springs Arkansas. The push targets bathhouse chiselers surrounding the national park area.

Washington McClellan Hot Springs National Park Ark Congress Wil Frick Ila Hot Springs

Turkey Raising Stimulated Here in Hepstead County

Interest in turkey raising grows in Hepstead county as Miss Helen Griffin notes good prices this season. G W Knox Jr urges selecting well matured birds for breeders and describes a semi confinement system with a 40 by 30 foot pen housing six to eight hens and one tom.

Hepipstead Helen Griffin G. W. Knox Jr Extension Poultryman University of Arkansas of Arkansas College of Agriculture Knox

Senator grills Jones on Kirksville field role in plane crash

Senate Aircraft Committee grilled Commerce Department keeper C H Jones about his presence at Kirksville the night a plane crashed killing New Mexico Senator Bronson Cutting. Jones and others disputed claims of being on the field with inconsistent reports and uncertain ceiling height details.

Washington Senate Aircraft Committee C.H. Jones Commerce Department Kirksville Suri Wn Bronson Cutting New Mexico

Wyoming Blizzard Blocks Flight At Cody Airport

A severe blizzard stranded a plane at Cody Wyoming airport as heavy snow and winds swept the region. The storm disrupted travel across the Wyoming area with reports of fuel and food shortages and fear of disease and gas outages spreading to several towns. In the Midwest, Chicago faced rising flood waters while a separate weather system threatened the Pacific coast, slowing shipping and commerce.

Chicago Jain

Plane crash near Hope Arkansas ends Barksdale mission

Shreveport dispatch reports an army observation plane attached to the wing at Barksdale field suffered a failure. Lt. Harry N. Burkhal abandoned the craft mid air and parachuted to safety as the ship, marked No. 31-530, crashed west of Hope Arkansas along the old ton highway shortly before 7 am Friday.

Shreveport Barksdale Field Harry N. Burkhal Earth Hope Ark Old Ton Highway

Capone Gangster McGurn Killed in Bowling Alley Shooting

Chicago report says Capone gangster Frank “Machina Gun” McGurn was ambushed Saturday by three gunmen in a Northwest Side bowling alley. He died instantly, with the killing echoing the St. Valentine’s Day massacre of 1925. McGurn had a long criminal record.

Chicago McGurn Capone Felice St. Valentine Day McGarn

House Passes Big Defense Measure

The House approved the largest army appropriation bill in peacetime, about 545 million dollars, without a recorded vote, sending it to the Senate. Debates focused on military spending while other allocations totaled several hundred million for disease control and river projects, with overall funding extending into later years.

Washington House Senate

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