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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1935
Page
3
ALmx H Washurn discusses Nina fleox Putnam’s view in the Saturday issue praising winter coastal driving via No. 67 from Dallas toward the coast. She extols the cost and time savings, contrasts with a cross-continental trip, and urges prosperity to boost tourism and travel.
In Ash ley County Arkansas a district congressional nomination contest saw Judge Patrick Henry halt proceedings to consider ballot validity after Parks claimed Crossett and other boxes were tainted. The judge signaled possible outcomes including discarding boxes or accepting Democratic returns, and corrected an 18 vote error reducing Parks’ margin to about 200 before resuming testimony next week.
CHICAGO report shows hogs leading a price surge across 135 markets. Prices rose about 50 cents with buyers active, lifting prime swine to 10.25 per hundred pounds including tax amid strong demand from shippers and packers. Lambs also firm as hog receipts totaled 35,000 Tuesday.
Washington reports the 74th Congress opens Thursday as Senate Democrats reelect Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as their leader. President Roosevelt offers no details on relief or budget while New Deal strategy unfolds amid talk of monopoly fights led by Idaho Republican Borah and an independent ally.
Coroner confirms identity of former Arkansas governor X O G Pindall after a man fell from an embankment into the Arkansas River. The victim, discovered near a power company pipe, was identified by cards found on the body. Pindall served as acting governor from May 14, 1907, to January 11, 1905.
Fire in Nooneville Ark Tuesday caused about 25 000 dollars damage, destroying two busts buildings in the business district. In Memphis Tenn a noted planter from Arkansas and Mississippi died in a hospital Wednesday from an accidental pistol discharge. In San Francisco William Sprowle, former president of the Southern Proliffe Railroad company, died at home Tuesday night.
Hope fire department chief Z K Site reports 1934 fire damage and salaries fell short of 1932. The month of December shows 15 fires with fines and city penalties totaling modest cash receipts. The council discussed sidewalk cleanup using prisoners and ordered monthly bills paid, ending with 24,850.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a Weather Bureau expert warns of more droughtlike conditions comparable to the disastrous wet summer, predicting continued dry spells in the western states amid ongoing climate uncertainty.
President Roosevelt hints at using Public Works Aid to push Louisiana debt legislation and postponement of public debt. He seeks a clear stance from Governor Allen, with a two year debt moratorium and PWA study of Long regime measures for New Orleans sewerage and water projects.
Rodney Dutcher reports that the 74th Congress will be a battleground for industry and labor. NRA renewal, labor demands, and possible 4 hour week and Wagner Act action dominate, with AFL support likely shaping compromise on working hours and union rights. Agencies like PWA FERA CCC and RFC face renewal while loan programs and foreclosures influence fiscal policy.
In Petrograd a Japanese naval officer named Matsuda was detained after being found photographing the harbor. He claimed he entered the country legally and convinced officials he was there for legitimate purposes. Washington was informed and indicated no spying was suspected following a telephony assurance.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr son of the president was in an automobile crash on New Year’s Day in Philadelphia but escaped serious injuries. The other driver was cut and bruised. Roosevelt Jr was charged with assault and battery by an automobile and released on his own recognizance.
Estate in Pennsylvania seeks Benjamin Frey formerly of Ringold or his daughter Jessie Reed wife of Joseph Reed, believed living on a farm near Prescott. If not found soon the sum will go to the state. Reed family once lived in Little Rock. Bailey, Pottsville attorney, asks for locating them to settle the estate.
Camden Ark mourns as Luther Ellison a well known chamber of commerce figure battles the aftereffects of a second stroke suffered Saturday night. Ellison, who helped organize the South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce and served as secretary of chambers in Ruston and Jonesboro, remained in critical condition with his wife by his bedside.
Raleigh dispatch reports agitation to secure a pardon for Colonel Luke Lea former U S senator from Tennessee now serving a term in the state prison. Lea, former publisher and banker, was convicted of violating the banks act related to the failure of the Central Bank & Trust Company of Asheville.
Hampstead county experienced heavier rainfall in 1934 per Branch Experiment Station data. Total precipitation reached 430.5 inches, versus 33.57 inches in 1933, a gap of about 10 inches. November 1934 saw the month’s heaviest total at 8.11 inches, while December 1933 held the prior year’s peak with 6.18 inches.
In Saarbrucken on New Year’s day clashes erupted between Nazis and opponents ending in two deaths and about 100 injuries. Weapons including guns and iron tools were wielded as battles spread across the territory. several injuries were bullet wounds.
Detroit report notes automakers unveil 1835 models at New York show focusing on riding comfort safety and performance. Emphasis on streamlined design with weight distribution improvements longer springs and panel plant capacity while some engines move ahead of the front axle. A rear axle mounted engine and other advances foretell stronger car market demand and industry recovery.
The text outlines Anna Hauptmanry and family links to a 1932 Hopewell abduction case. It mentions alibi claims, bakery employment, a nocturnal home arrival, a broken ladder during escape, and a note bearing three signatures later used in a first message.
A suitcase was taken Tuesday night from the mobile of M. D. Shell of Myx. Shell reported the theft while driving to a town filling station and noted the loss of papers and other items from the vehicle.
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