Prohibition Views Shared By The Arkansas Gazette
The Arkansas Gazette editorial notes editorial alignment with The Star on prohibition, opposing whisky advertising and considering liquor control. It cites Major S. Heth Tyler and the Rockefeller report, arguing for state control or dispensary plans while warning against using liquor revenue for pensions or schools. It questions Hope’s ownership of six private stores versus a single public store.
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Arkansas Gazette
Star
Gazette
Pulaski County
Ss. Heth Tyler
Norfolk
Virginia State Liquor Control Board
Virginia
Iowa
Ohio
Tyler
The
Phin
Virginia Liquor Art Minnistrator
John D. Rockefeller
Hempstead
Oder
Futrell
Alive
Hope
Airtight Suit Invented for Stratosphere Hop
The article profiles Wiley Post after his world flight, detailing his turn to stratosphere work aboard the Winnie Mae. It explains the need for an airtight cabin suit to sustain high altitude flight, the lack of practical gear from engineers, and Post's plan to pressure seal the airplane for long distance tests.
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Wiley Post
Agere
Post
Six Grass Fires Reported Over Two Days
Six grass fires were reported over two days. Hope Fire Department crews fought four blazes on one day and two on the next. A third incident was extinguished around 4 p.m. Tuesday, with details not learned before press. Beginning Wednesday, city departments planned burning grass throughout the town under careful supervision.
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Mouday
Hope Fire Department
Ris
Italy Under a Boycott Changes in Daily Life
Charles I. Guptill reports how Sanitation rules and League boycotts alter Italian routines in Rome. Workdays shrink, schools shorten hours, meals shift, theaters close early, and public venues reduce activity as citizens adapt to sanctions and curbs while daily life grows more constrained.
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Charles I. Guptill
Associated Press
Rome
League of Jans
Mary
Dalon
Topo
W A Coleman of Premium Cotton Fame Dies at 68
W A Coleman 68 longtime proponent of long staple cotton died Sunday at his Mineral Springs home. He founded premium cotton work in the region and his staple sold up to 98 cents per pound. Born near Newberry South Carolina he moved to Arkansas five decades ago. Funeral held at Liberty cemetery near Mineral Springs with Baptist and Methodist ministers presiding. Survived by widow four sons two daughters and 16 grandchildren. Active pallbearers included his sons and local officials. Three Hope fire department representatives attended.
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W. A. Coleman
Mineral Springs
Joe C
Tom B. Coleman
Hope
Lena Sissel
Howard County
Liberty Cemetery
Mr. Wise
Mr. Wilson
R. J. Coleman
John ‘T. Coleman
Nashville
Tom B
Joe C) Coleman
Tsyo
W. P. Whitten
T. A. Stone
Finis Reed
Reeder Hill
Rumelous Stewart
Forney Dillard
Forney McLarty
Clearence Dildy
Johnny Martindale
Monroe Cox
Clarence Porter
W. W. Ellen
Tom Bridgeman
The
Hope Fire Department
Sale
Harvey Thomas
Thomas Duckett
Ford Plans Two-Seater Flivver Plane
Washington reports Ford Motor Company is testing a two seat “Flivver” plane using a Ford V-8 engine. A license for experimental flights was issued about a month ago. The new cabin monoplane with dual controls aims at affordable air travel, estimated to cruise beyond 500 miles with 115 horsepower at 4000 RPM.
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Washington
Ford Motory Company
Bureau of Air Commerce
Air Commerce Bureau
Ford
Kidnapers Slain by Cuban Soldiers in Gun Battle
GUANAJAY Cuba three kidnapers were shot to death after a running gun battle with Cuban soldiers Tuesday four hours after Paulino Gorustiza 28 son of a wealthy manufacturer had been returned by his abductors in the foothills near the village Gazostian's family had paid half of the 50000 ransom demanded for his release in the case reported from Anatkara Turkey uniform housing laws require city quarter pavements to be painted to indicate pedestrian only streets within Istin Sulaist
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Guanajay
Cuba
Paulino Gorustiza
Gazostian
Ankara
Turkey
Istin- Sulaist
12 Commandments Observed by China's Political Overlords
Nanking reports the Kuomintang's eighth congress promulgating 12 ordinances for its members. Half stress loyalty bravery cleanliness and kindness as with Boy Scouts. The other four cite filial piety as a guiding virtue echoing ancient Chinese philosophy.
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Nanking
China
Nationalist Party
Kuomintang
Cream Station Opened by Terry Dairy in Hope
A sour cream shipping station is being installed in Hope by the Terry Dairy Company, a well known Arkansas concern, with sour cream price rising from 20 to 25 cents. The Star learned Tuesday. Terry has taken office space in Mul Street near Floyd Porterfield's real estate office. officials could not be reached for a statement Tuesday.
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Hope
Terry Dairy Company
Arkansas
Star
Terry Company
Mul Street
Floyd Porterfield
Terry
District 10 to Decide Site for Spring Events
Representatives of District 10 Arkansas Athletic Association will meet in Hope to select dates and venues for the annual spring track and literary events and to choose the site for the district basketball tournament. The Hope High School building hosts the meeting, with Hope officials poised to bid for the senior boys tournament. Hope was the prior year’s site.
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Arkans Athletic Association
Hope
Doles
Hope High School
Arkansas
Rodgers Out as Agent Candidate in Hempstead County
C L Rodgers a Little River county fairy agent and former Howard county agent rumored for Hempstead county agent failed to take the post after resigning Tuesday He wrote a letter to County Judge H M Stephens dated January 11 stating conditions prevent him from serving and thanking Stephens for interest in extension work Aviary 1986 Avh elown Aric
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C. L. Rodgers
Little River County
Howard County
Hempstead
Frank Stanley
Rodgers
H. M. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Hempistead
Senate panel backs bonus bill amid swift approval
A Senate committee approved a general bonus bill by a close party line vote, with Republicans led by Senators Covens and Gerry, a Democrat, opposing the favorable report. The bill would provide a new form of baby-band certificates as part of the coalition effort.
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Washington
Senate Findice
Couvens
Gerry
Andy
Irish O Malley Diangsters Enter Pleas of Guilty
Four Irish O Malley gang members pleaded guilty to three federal indictments involving the $72,000 City National Bank robbery in Fort Smith and the subsequent motorist kidnapping. The defendants are Dewey Gilmore Floyd Henderson Russell Cooper and Otto Jackson. The U S District Attorney asked for the death penalty.
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Fort Smith
City National Bank
Dewey Gilmore
Missouri
Dallas
Floyd ¥. Henderson
Joplin
Bruno’s Attorneys Battle for Time
Bruno Hauptmann’s lawyers will seek a federal court writ of certiorari to stay the upcoming expulsion Friday night. The defense drafted the petition after merged consultations Monday night and will present it to a district court judge Tuesday morning.
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Federal District Court
Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Avill
Rae Apt
Terral Bitten by Farmer's Dog Near Little Rock
Former governor Tom J Terral and his wife were travelling on the Little Rock Hot Springs highway when their car halted at a farmhouse to view two cedar trees. A German police dog bit Terral on the leg prompting officials to place the dog in observation for possible rabies.
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Little Rock
Tom J. Terral
Parley to Continue Despite Jap Attacks
London reports the international naval conference will proceed with or without Japan after a lead conference at the foreign office. An authoritative source says Admiral Nagano may end Java eration plans unless new life is injected into the five party talks. Berlin notes a Turkish expedition uncovers 1270 B C. inscriptions and a tablet shows Hite Egyptians faced a Tome war escalation. The report mentions weight measurements for a ballast item weighing 877 pounds.
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London
Eng
Foreign Office
Nagano
International Naval Jim Station
Electric Clocks Corrected by City Plant
Hope housewives who watched electric clocks run fast last week are assured of improved time-keeping. Central power plant generator impulses now keep clocks on time after Plant Superintendent Arch Moore announced the issue was fixed. The city also prepares to install a new 1,000 KW generator, with foundation complete.
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Hope
Hope Water & Light Plant
Arch Moore
Ethiopian Church Hit by Sudden Incident Report
An Ethiopian communique announced that Malian planes struck the Church of St. Mark on January 10. Ten congregation members were injured and 14 Ethiopians were blinded by three gas devices connected to the raid.
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Dessye
Ethiopia
Lakota
Church of St. Mark
Bank chief decries new dollar bills as cheap
Elbert P. Pushody, president of a Augusta national bank, condemns the jury department’s new dollar bills as cheap. He says the paper and engraving are inferior and difficult to distinguish from counterfeit notes by touch, though tellers could tell the oldest paper issue from bogus money by feel.
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Augusta
Elbert P. Pushody
Mrs. Schall Seeks Senate Seat After Husband’s Death
Washington reports widow of Minnesota's former senator, Mrs. Thomas G. Sela, announced Tuesday her candidacy for the Senate seat left vacant by her husband’s death.
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Washington
Thomas G. Sela
Miannesota
Senate
Vient
SCS Organization Outlined in Fort Worth Region Four Plan
The Soil Conservation Service moves Texas city Fort Worth to serve as chief administrative point for the Hope erosion control project. Region Four, led from Conway and Fort Worth, includes Texas except Panhandle, plus Arkansas and Louisiana, with watershed demonstration projects spaced about 150 miles apart. Local project manager Craig Rosborough described five to 25 mile radii and noted Bodean Creek as Hope area.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas City
Craig Rosborough
Star
H. H. Bennett
Washington, D. C
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Rosborough
Hope
Bodean Creek
Waldron
Harrison
Conway
Forrest City
Monticello
Mr. Rosborough
J. W. Sargent
Good Gas Showing in Fitzwater Test
A gas show was observed in the Fitzwater oil test at 1,800 feet on the A. J. Fafferty Jane near Lewisville. Coring proceeds, gas struck higher than expected. Electric Schlubberger tool used to check formations, drilled 140 feet from the new site. Operators report encouragement as work continues on title and plans for the May best pear Gras sy lake project proceed, surface casing in place.
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Fitzwater
A. J. Fafferty
Lewisville
Actas
Nebr senator warns on retroactive tax measure
A Nebr independent Republican criticizes a potential retroactive revenue move to reimpose a one billion dollar tax on farm products. He argues the plan would be constitutional only if the treasury keeps taxes and farmer payments, amid capital Hill and agriculture committee debate.
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Washington
Capitol
Treasury
Ndt
Baikhead
Nebraska
Supreme Court
AAA
Dick Powell Has Woman Arrested Acquitted
Jessica Weston, a 77 pound woman from Louisville, Ky, testified she met Dick Powell while directing an orchestra and received a $5 bill and holiday greetings. A Municipal Judge ordered her to stay away from Powell after she attempted to visit his home and car, seeking work. Powell’s secretary reported her to police.
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Los Angeles
Jessica Weston
Dick Powell
A.A. Scott Warne
Powell
Louisville
Weston
Shim Friendly
Vesey Is Chosen Scout Chairman
The Hempstead county district meeting of the Tex-Ark Council of the Boy Scouts of America named Vesey district chairman for 1936. Rev. George F. X. Strassner outlined district officers and committees, with McMullen and Berey assisting in preparations at New Capital Hotel. Troop 68 elected Henry Haynes Jr as Scoutmaster and Rufus Herndon Jr as assistant.
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Hempstead
Tex-Ark Council
Boy Scouts of American
Kincheon
New Capital Hotel
George F. X. Strassner
Seals Esvecutive
W. H. McMullen
Ed Berey
Texarkana
A.B. Patten
Terrell Corenelius
Martin Guthrie
Pres Pyatt
Henry Camaniuee
Wallace Rogers
Holebs Purtte
Pat Duffie
Gus Bernier
H.R. Remsey
Presvatt
Henry Haynes, Jr
Rufus Herndon, Jr
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