Arkansas to Get 7 Million Relief in Loans on Crop
Hope Rotary hears about federal drought relief loans totaling seven million dollars for Arkansas farmers. Lynn Smith notes Hempstead County will receive about 1000000 and emphasizes loans with no extra security, but strict crop supervision and acreage reductions. Local committees will process applications, with farmers needing precise crop plans. agents may be scarce at Hempstead. Rev. Anderson addresses morale and improvement for 1931, urging better community character regardless of economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Coun-Cid
Lynn “Smith
Hope
Rotary Club
Baron
Anderson
Smith
Heather Hall
Wil R. Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
C. OC. Spragins
Mr. Anderson
Han
Sid Chartagier
Hus
A. E. Stonequist
Morriston
Ark
J. C. Penney & Co
M. C. Jacobson
Penney's
Texarkunu
Bob Huguenin
Kate Scott Holland
Slayer of Child Is Given 18 Year Term
Ray Pat Henry was sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary for second degree murder in the September killing of three year old Garlan Bayless on Grandview Island in the Ohio River. The killing occurred during a drunken party with Henry’s brother and others present. Charles Henry, James Dunn, and Clyde McBee face separate trials likely in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleborne
W. Va
Ray Pat Henry
Grandview Island
Ghia River
Garlan Bayless
Styte
Henry
Charles
James Dunn
Clyde McBee
Bunn
Plson
Voluntey
Charles Envy
Mc Bee
Fincher Named New Ward Manager for Hope Store
D E Fincher of Austin Texas is named to succeed Robert J Thompson as manager of the Montgomery Ward store in Hope He will relocate his family to Hope within days and plans active civic and business involvement He is a former Montgomery Ward employee from Amarillo Texas and has trained in store management F J Thompson exits to New York after a year as temporary manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Fincher
Austin
Texas
Robert J.thompson
Man In Hope
Fincher
Montgomery Ward
Ufe
Almarillo
Officers of Eastern Star Are Installed
Officers for the year were installed at the regular meeting of the Eastern Star chapter Thursday night. Key officers named include Mrs Lennie Mullinay as worthy matron, T. O. Wyatt as worthy patron, Mrs Delia White as associate matron, Tra Halliburton as associate patron, Mrs Alice Bush as secretary, Mrs Vivian Shiver and Mrs Frances Romi as conductress, Mrs Mabel Ulliver as Ada, Ruth officer Mrs Eva May Millam as Esther, Mrs M A Bates as Martha, Mrs Newton Pen east Electra, Mrs 2 T Kennedy as chaplain, Mrs Etanya Porter as marshal, Ida Arnett as warden, Ruben Poud ey as sentinel, and Miss Bessie D Green as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iai
Focal Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Lennie Muliimay
T. O. Wyatt
Worthy
Martha
Newton Pen‘east
Electra
2. T Kennedy
Chaplain
Etanya Porter
Marshall
Ida Arnett
Warden
Ruben Poudey
Movable Pee Wee Becomes Industry Sensation
In San Francisco Edward Laughlin, tired of his child Juanita asking for a Pee Wee toy, builds a movable plaything that captures attention. The public response creates a demand surge, leading to the formation of a company with a local factory and rapid orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Edward Laughlin
Juanita Scott
Peter
Pee Wee
Juanita
Burglar Encounters Miss Rule On Porch Milk Run
Miss Dorothy Rule, 18, daughter of the Lakeside Methodist pastor, was assaulted by a burglar on her porch while reaching for milk. She feigned a move, the intruder fled, but the incident left her in hysteria though the thief took only food from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Dorothy Rule
E. C. Rule
Lakeside Methodist
Miss Rule
Sisters Slayer Continues Search Near Tonkawa
Official action in the slaying of two sisters Miss Zexia Griffith 35 and Miss Jessie Griffith 24 near Tonkawa last Sunday narrowed the hunt to an ex convict Bruce Potter and Earl Quinn. Kay county attorney says circumstantial evidence points to Potter and Quinn in the crime as police reject a three man theory. Potter claimed the sisters were slain in a selfish act while Quinn, said to be armed and drunk, patrolled the highway with intent to hijack a bootlegger. A bloodstained button matched a vest in Quinns room at Tonkawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell. Okla—rj
Zexia Griffith
Jessie Griffith
Tonkawa
Bruce Potter
Kay County
Earl Quinn
Missouri Penitentiary
Bon
Oklahoma City
Norman
Jessie
Potter
Quinn
King Will Demand Removal of Troops From Nicaragua
Senator from a Democratic party faction called for immediate withdrawal of Marines from Nicaragua following the killings of eight individuals on Thursday. He said he would introduce a resolution on Monday demanding absolute troop withdrawal from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senaloy Kind
Ulah
Nicaragua
Ares
Dairy Record for Year Announced
Hempstead county farmer F P Halt reported milk records for two cows in 7430. Cow No 1 grade Holstein produced 14.38 pounds yearly with five gallons per day. Cow No 2 averaged three gallons daily. From the two cows Halt sold 816.65 dollars worth of milk and butter. five family members consumed three pounds of butter and eight to ten gallons of milk weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Halt
Hempstead County
Hope
Washington Black Land Road
Holt
Beidelman Lumberman Dies in Little Rock Home
L. P. Beidelman prominent lumber man died at his Little Rock home at 7 o'clock Thursday after three weeks illness. He headed the Ozans Grigsonia Lumber Co and was a dealer in timber. He retired a few years ago. funeral services were held in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 1
Beidkeuen
Arkansas
Little Rock
Mr. Beidelman
Min Wo H
Lindsey
Hope
Mra
Linney Wen
Tess
Beis
Qzan &Grigsonia Lunber Co
Dumbs
hrough+ coub
Uelive
Beidelaiwn
Pyikiui Texark
Daughter of Rance Weds Italia in Hollywood
Miss Hea Galkind of Big Horn and Mr. Gerlut Gutlatin of Sheridan wed on New York Thursday. The bride became Mrs Carlo Beut, son of Vii Bel and Courtessa Paols Beu of Geini Mary. The couple will reside in Hollywood as the groom pursues a foreign film role for Metro Goldwyn Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wsii
Hea- View Galkind
Gerlut Gutlatin
Big Horn
New Yorks
Carlo Beut
Vii Bel
Courtessa Paols Beu
Geini
Mary
Hollywood
Metro- Guldwyn- Mayer
Baltimore Post Building Fire Kills One Man and Injures Four
A fatal Baltimore fire at the Baltimore Post building destroyed the brick structure and injured four others while one man, Joseph R. Douglas, perished. Flames leapt through stairways as workers in the composing room evacuated, with some leaping from windows. The fire, reaching six alarms, halted printing as the Evening Sun prepared to publish from its own building at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph R. Douglas
Douglas
Post
Scripps-Howard
Andrew D. Brashears
Urban J. Kraemer
Wiy
Evening Sun
Sun
Robbery Attempt Ends in Disaster
In North Little Rock Arkansas three youths from Almyra tried to rob Lucien Spearman at his Beech street barbecue stand. Spearman shot, killing one assailant Charles Wright and wounding another, while the third fled. Spearman was also injured but not badly. The dead boy’s companions were later jailed. Details: Spearman says he fired when ordered to raise his hands as two attackers showed revolvers. The wounded assailant collapsed near the car as they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Almyra
Arkansas County
Lucien Spearman
North Little Rock
Spearman
Charles Wright
Jim Wright
Beech Street
Wirth Wright
Adolph Renschuer
Clarence McLain
Owens & Co
General Hospital
Counterfeiter Is Held in Arkansas
Sulphur Springs report says Virgil Woodward is held in Benton County jail on currency recasting charges. Officers state Armai passed four five dollar notes and raised a one dollar note on a local merchant. About eight bogus notes were found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Virgil Woodward
Benton County
Armai
Bank reopenings and a large store fire in Arkansas
Eudora and Salem banks reopened after closure and restructuring this Friday morning. The Pitzele Company general store in Walnut Ridge burned with an estimated loss of about 100000 dollars, building owned by Little Rock attorney Frank Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut .Ridge
Ark
Pitzele Company
Frank Pace
Little Rock
Romig to join Local Burr Store as Manager in Training
C. E. Romig former assistant manager of the Hope JC Penney store will join the local L. C. Burr & Co. store as Manager in training next Tuesday January 6. He will train under local manager and district superintendent 7. B. Swader and is expected to succeed him later in spring. Swader will leave Hope likely in March to aid openings for Burr stores in Iowa and South Dakota. Romig will keep Hope as home with his family, having moved from Enid Oklahoma five and a half years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Romig
Hope
J.C. Penney & Co
C. R. Evans
L. C. Burr & Co
Romig
B. Swader
Swader
Train crashes into railroad station on Wabash line
A passenger train on the Wabash near Bement derailed into the village station on a curve, catching the building in flames. The engine crew were pulled from the wreck and taken to Decatur hospital. Engineer FG Hitchcock suffered severe burns and will recover, fireman J F Wede te slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bement
Wabash
Wabash Hospital
Decatur
FG. Hitchock
J. FE. Wede
la SL Louis
Abandon Mouth Blown Glass Tradition in Brussels
In Brussels a centuries old mouth blown glass tradition is abandoned as machine blown glass replaces the handcrafted article. The change marks a shift from traditional craft to industrial production in glassmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Escaped Bandit: Suspect Arrested in New Orleans Shootout
Police closed in on a group of bandits after a bank robbery in New Orleans ending in a firefight. Harold Norgianital, described as an infamous figure, was arrested amid reports of revenge plots against the first precinct. Pierre N. Rizant, a 60-year-old guard, was killed during the attack. Gilbert Dietrich, a 26-year-old college graduate and poet, helped confront robbers and was shot. Albert Brownson, 35, a teller, was badly wounded and near death. A female customer and several employees narrowly escaped injury as chaos erupted inside the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Norgianital
New Orleans
The
First Precinct
Cepal Street
Pierre N. Rizan
Ong
Gilbert Dietrich
Dietrich
Albert Brownson
Tetler
Porning Issue Signals Confusion Over Name
A fragmented OCR note questions the spelling of Ozan Jubbys name and mentions Jimmi in unclear context. The readable text suggests a potential name mix up or misrecording, with no clear event or outcome established.
Bob Gosnell Seeks Ward One City Council Seat
Bob Gosnell a longtime clothier and member of Gareham & Gosnell announces his candidacy for alderman in Ward One in the Democratic city primary on January 27. He vows a platform of sound business in government and says voters know a man by his true character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob) Gosnell
the Star
Gosnell
Gareham & Gosnell
Iea
Radiator Alcohol Fatal to Arkansan
A Prairie Du Chien resident Albert Camp aged 40 and another man Trouble aged 36 died in Grayville after drinking radiator alcohol and canned heat. Coroner attributed the deaths to the toxic ingestion following a three day drinking bout. police had arrested the men with two others prior to the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayville
Albert Camp
Prairie du Chien
Vald
Heroism of Wife Causes Her Death
Mrs. Charles Wade a 40 year old Memphis woman died in a city hospital from pneumonia that followed a fall into Little River near Marked Tree Arkansas a week earlier while paddling a small boat to get milk and other food for her ailing husband. She slipped on the icy bank and fell into the water and both were brought to Memphis for treatment. The husband remained in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Charles Wade
Little River
Marked Tree
Ark
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Rkansas
Lynn'Smith
U.S
Ar Kaneas
Guatemala
United States
Manuel Orellano
Miguel T. Alvarado
Carlos Padilla Y Padilla
Orellano
Central
Amicrican Republic
Lazaro Chacon
Baudilio Palma
Palma
Mauro de Leon
Guatemala City
Ward
Robt. J. Thompson
Hope Store
F. P. Holt
North of Hope
Tarmer
L. P. Beidelman
Pioneer
Prescott
Texarkana
Rance
Italia
Baltimore Post
Linotype
Barbecue
Sulphur Springs
North Dakota Capitol
Danies
Nestsota
Bismarck
Bulletins
Eudora, Ark—(P
Eudora Book
Eudora Bank and Trust Company
Salem, Ark
Salem
CE. Romig
Burr
Penney
Illinois
Ozan Jubby
Jimmi
Bob Gosnell
Arkansan
Newport
Ilinois
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