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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1939

Page

6

Sheriff Virgil Rucker Charged With Embezzlement

Saline county Sheriff Virgil Rucker was charged with three counts of embezzlement of public funds by Prosecuting Attorney William H. Glover. Bond set at 5000. Rucker pleaded not guilty. Coroner James P. Lima to serve as sheriff during proceedings. Shortages include 14935.75 in regular taxes and 119083 in delinquent personal taxes for 1938 across state, Haskell, and Soline counties.

Rucker James P. Lima Rucker Tonn Haskell Soline County Spline County

Wedding bells and a fiftieth anniversary spell joy in Hempstead county

The piece recalls the January 1 1889 marriage of Miss Earl Johnson to Mr Harry Briant in the First Presbyterian church Columbus and Hope, with Rev A J Cheatham officiating before a large family gathering. A Monday January 2 1999 celebration at the Briant home on North Hervay Alreel marked fifty years of marriage. The event featured a golden yellow theme, flowers, and a memory table as relatives and friends from Texarkana Little Rock Fulton Columbus Washington Lewisville and other areas offered congratulations. Additional notes mention social visits and New Year gatherings across communities including Columbus Lewisville Pine Bluff Texarkana and Shreveport with lists of attendees and hosts.

Earl Johnson Emtta Johnson Edward Johnson Columbus and Hope Harry, Briant W. E. Briant A. J. Cheatham First Presbyterian Church Hempstead Briant North Hervay Alreel Brian Roy Johnson Aind Ny T. Jowell Ralph Routon J. 8. Wilson Jr Columbus Mary Billingsley LC. Broyles Mary Arnold L. A. Foster Malle Greer Lewisville T. R. Billigsley Dorsey McRae Sugenta Knighton Lite Rock Thos Brewster W. ¥. Foster Mra McDavitt Mel Ray Anderson Carter Johnson Mia Robert Wilson Terrill Cornelia Licey Hanna Katherine Arnold Mary Sue Anderson Ores Texarkina Little Rock Fulton Washington Miss Bad Harry

Martin Elected GOP House Chief

Washington Republicans in the House chose Representative Martin Monday night to lead a larger minority after the November elections. A publisher and lawmaker, Martin aims for independence from the president and was endorsed by Representative Preadway to unite party factions for the 1940 presidential race.

Washington House Martin Lawmaker Congréss Preadway Massachusetts Wadsworth New York Congressional Campaign Committee New House Snell The Capitel

Values of Pound and Franc Shaken by Threats of War

New York report describes 1938 currency shifts as capital flees to the United States. The French franc falls from 3.40% cents to 2.57 cents after the Munich settlement, a 25 percent drop, amid revaluation decrees and nervous capital flight. The British pound slides from $5.03% to $4.60, a nine percent fall, due to unbalanced trade and Scottish funds withdrawal.

New York United States Munich Daladier

Many Slain for China Peace Plan

In Hong Kong, reports say a considerable number were executed in Chungking and hundreds arrested after former Premier Wang Ching‑Wi deserted his post and defied national policy. The claims come from usually well-informed Chinese sources amid the China peace plan discussions.

Hongkong Chungking Wang Ching-Wi

Freight Train Would Circle Earth Nine Times

A garish freight train could travel over 230000 miles beyond Earth's circumference, spanning nearly every mile of track in the United States. The imagined load would result from coupling infinite loads during 1999 and require thousands of locomotives to pull.

New York United States

Strike Talks Continue Over Malvern Lumber Mills

Local conference efforts began at Malvern to end the A B Cool Lumber strike as Rope and Malvern mills remained closed behind picket lines. Hope unionists joined with Carpenters and Joiners in pressing Hope Chamber of Commerce directors who condemned the union picket line. G E Warren of Indianapolis met with Cook mill workers in Malvern while McKinley noted seniority rights disputed after mill ownership changes. He said management denied that workers were Gunter Brothers employees and thus not bound by seniority. he believed a settlement was possible without major difficulty.

Malvern A. B. Cool Lumber Company Rope Hope A. F. of L Carpenters Hope Chamber of Commerce Une E. G. E. Warren Indianapolis Internetional Cook Mill McKinley Gunter Brothers Cook Company

Economy Is to Be Continued From Page One

The article notes that taxes have shifted with new levies replacing old ones. Liquor tax rose steadily since 1935 and became a major revenue source among special taxes. Bridge tolls were abolished by the 1998 legislature, with a noted revenue figure of 2,257,204.69 between 1934 and 1938.

Roosevelt grin and Christmas stocking note sparks scandal

Mrs. Roosevelt reveals FDR receives a toothbrush and soup in his Christmas stocking. A liquor store customer found a package containing seven sticks of dynamite. Prohibitionists call it a fair exchange. Chamberlain seeks a sign from Hitler signaling peace in Europe. Neville Chamberlain urged action on the sign.

Roosevelt Xicom FDR Vitler Europe Neville

Marriage, birth and travel notes from Arkadelphia area

Mrs. Mary Bullard announces Nina Mae’s marriage to Danny Hanlon son of D W Hamilton of Columbus. The wedding was held Sunday January 1 at Arkadelphia First Baptist. Mr and Mrs W A Downs announce the birth of a son at Julia Chester Hospital. Frith and Bagby wedding in Dallas linking Thelma Frith, a former missionary in Brazil, and plans to sail for Africa in February.

Mary Bullard Nina Mae Danny Hanlon D. W. Hamilton Columbus Arkadelphia First Baptist Church W. A. Downs Julia Chester Hospital J W. Frith Gwendolyn Christine Frith Litt Rock Thelma Frith Albert Bagby Dallas Texas Frith Mr. Frith Brazil Eyaal

Red Tape for One Customer Grants Small Power Line

Nebraska Power Company of Omaha secured an Iowa commerce commission franchise to build a power line in Pottawattamie County. To obtain approval it filed a bulky application, drew a service area map, and advertised a full report of the contemplated improvement three times. The franchise covers a half mile line to serve a single customer.

Des Moines Towa Nebraska Power Company Omedy Iowa Com ‘Merce Commission Pottawattamine County

Government subsidizes wheat exports for first time

New York report notes that in 1998 the federal government, via the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation, subsidized the export of a major farm product for the first time in history, marking a milestone in agricultural policy.

New York Federal Surplus Commodities Corp

Flight and figures mark 1938 in brief notes

Six figures dominate 1938 news with daring escapes flights and crashes including Mun i Corrigan wrong-way flight to Ireland and Ciano’s Europe missions. Coderanu dies in a Romanian prison escape attempt. Missouri dairy herd cost estimates show only half of cow expenses covered by the association.

Corrigan Ireland Coster Cunningham Ciano Europe Il Duce Codreanu Iron Guard Missouri Dairy Herd Improvement Association

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Sheriff Rucker Saline County Gustav Froelich Lida Baarova Goebbels Nerr Goebbels Erna Sack Hind Bay View H. E. Benson Mrs. Ware Benson J. W. Velvin Alc. Schroeder Manson Laws Uiwit Dinighter Ben Haynes Whignes Gus Haynes Gulfport Miss A. F. Cagle Annis Cagle Paul and Singleton R. Trey Qwensboro, Ky L. E. Singleton W. P. Singleton Frances Holt Pine Blatt M. A. Holt Terrell Cornelius A. C. Schimeder Man‘sen, In Mot, Springs Ida Foster Munday Houston O— Wintreidt Dobbs Frank DeSmeth Alberquerdue N. M Rupert Blakely E. Singleton Howard Weodie Inex Gratte Norman Okla Oliver Mills G.op M Minority Leader Case China Peace Plan Tulane University Juans Ray Milland Olympe Branda Nancy Blue Beards Stuart Winter Ladies Specialty Shop Quer John Deere Hope Hardware Tim McCoy—Ii Ab Ann Shirley Bobby Breen Sun- Mon Deanna Duein Butane Gas Systems Rurak Homes Harry W. Shiver Hope Heading Co Local Chamber of Yosemite National Park California Tunis France Touris High C's Clz Fx Tiberlainy Muni Aire Asahel Schott Adlerik Vicks Moore & Hawthorn SELBY Paris Sale Geo.w.robison&co Hope Prescott Nashville the Bee Department Store
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