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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1937

Page

4

Arkansas County Levy Demands Prompt Tax Collection

An editorial urges the Arkansas County Quorum Court to enforce collection of delinquent personal taxes totaling 2504.00 in Arkansas County and about 6500.00 in Hempstead County plus school shares. It warns that county government depends on timely payments to fund bonds and services and authorizes the collector to pursue enforcement with prosecutors and deputies if needed.

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Labor Amendment Proposed by Senator Robinson in Congress

Senator Robinson, Democratic leader from Arkansas, pushes a constitutional amendment on labor and hours, arguing federal or state power cannot set maximum hours or minimum wages. He predicts a decision this session, while noting study of non amendment proposals. He discusses tax on corporate surpluses, reducing federal employees, and a balanced budget with ongoing measures including changes to the Beclh Security Act and neutrality policies.

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Thoughtful verse fragment on unity and duty

A garbled fragment hints at themes of equality and partnership, mentioning Gad and Dart and a distant Collon name. The readable text presents vague references without a clear event, person, or place to anchor a news item.

Turned Brown By Brown Turner

Washington plans show congressmen hiring more police at the Capitol amid traffic and sidewalk issues. The piece critiques Democratic lawmakers and questions work pace and Supreme Court influence, noting a preference to remain in town despite requests to stay longer.

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Mattson Kidnap Case Sparks Washington Wide Search

Seattle Daily Times reports a classified ad claims Dr. W M Mattson has contact with his son Charles’s kidnapper. Police chase leads across Seattle, Tacoma and Bethel area as officers search by road, air and sea for the abductors and the alleged ruse to mislead Father Mattson.

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Judge Says Accidents Avoidable In Lexington

Lexington's new police judge Thomas J. Mealy vows all traffic accidents are avoidable and urges strict enforcement. In his first month he collected over $4,900 in fines as he targets careless driving and fender benders.

Lexington Thomas J. Mealy Jude Ready

Court Fails Pass on Security Act

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to rule on major parts of the federal Social Security act, denying an appeal from George P. Davis of Boston while upholding a Massachusetts district court decision. Separately, Rep Ben Cravens of Arkansas announced plans to reintroduce a bill for $13 monthly federal old age pensions regardless of plan participation.

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Vatican City Bulletin and Arkansas Supreme Court Session

Vatican City bulletin notes Kalued showing new strength with leg pain easing and better sleep. In Arkansas Little Rock the Supreme Court reconvened with Chief Justice Sankth presiding. thirteen cases were submitted and no decisions announced.

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Dickinson Death Probe Opens in Hot Springs

A grand jury investigates the death of John Dickson, 32, a city jail prisoner. Fourteen people including physicians, police officers and newspapermen were subpoenaed as Mayor McLaughlin suspended Police Chief Wakelin and three aides after Dickson died Christmas Eve from pneumonia following alleged jail mistreatment. Father James Dickson hired former Circuit Judge Scott Wood for a full inquiry despite a postmortem by private doctors noting numerous injuries. In New Smyrna, Brower is sculpting a life head of himself with his wife and a mirror, finishing with help from a mason.

Hot Springs John Dickson Roy E. Armey Leo P. McLaughlin Joe Wakelin Dickson Wakelin Perry County James Dickson Scott Wood Wood Showel Dickson

Crosnoe May Get Parole After Commute

The Associated Press reports Charles C. Crosnoe of Hope, jailed for arson in Bradley county, will be eligible for parole after Governor Futrell commuted his six year sentence to five years for medical reasons. The state penal board considered about 84 parolable cases from 300 applications. Crosnoe’s release hinges on parole approval and custody arrangements.

Associated Press Little Rock Charles C. Crosnoe Hope Bradley County State Pens Board Crosnoe Associated Press Bureau State Penal Board Charles Crosnoe Futrell Tucker Prison

Memorial at Oxford High School Recasts Lawrence Legend

Winston Churchill described the WWI era outlook during the Oxford high school memorial unveiling, saying Lawrence of Arabia might have achieved Napoleon's early dream of vast conquest if the war had extended. The remarks tie Lawrence to Oxford where he studied.

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German-Spain tensions mark Mediterranean talks and raids

Berlin reports insistence on Spain’s satisfaction amid aerial attacks on Madrid and a 40 dead 100 injured toll while Britain and Italy negotiate the Mediterranean treaty. The pact affirms free entry and exit through the sea and the status quo of Western Europe.

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