Here and There Editorial By Avex H Washburn
In a long critique the writer laments Americans need to learn better governance. He cites Roosevelt era Canal politics, critiques of intervention, and warns of civic corruption in Louisiana and New York. The piece argues rulers must pursue justice and that public crises reveal lessons in government. Continued on page Unrested
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State Dispensary Plan Debated in Hempstead County
The Hempstead county debate centers on liquor policy with calls for temperance and proposed state dispensary plans. The piece contrasts prohibition’s historical sharp limits in South Carolina with advocates for regulation, while noting editorials and figures like Rockefeller opposing untested dispensary schemes.
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Rockefeller
Louisiana Defies U S Intervention In Democratic Primary
Governor C K Allen defied federal agents aimed at polling places in Louisiana as the Huey Long era confrontation deepened. He warned commissioners they could remove federal officers and President Roosevelt from the parish if needed. A congressional committee probes the state's electoral machinery amid anti Long threats of federal troops to secure the vote.
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57 Are Killed in Week End Crashes
Across many states icy conditions and snow contributed to weekend crashes. The Associated Press reports 57 deaths in 18 states during the period, with figures from the United States Committee Depart ment covering the first two weeks of January. Deaths by state include Georgia Massachusetts Pennsylvania California New York Indiana Oklahoma Kansas Kentucky and others.
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Supreme Court recess without TVA decision relief sought
The Supreme Court entered a two week recess without ruling on the Tennessee Valley Authority case amid high expectations. Justices spoke briefly on several other matters during an eight minute session before adjourning. Washington officials said human error was unlikely in the Goodwin Arkansas air crash inquiry.
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Tornado Toll Mounts Across Southern States
A weekend storm brought tornadoes to the Southern states causing at least 17 deaths and extensive damage. In Chipley Florida 17 fatalities were reported from twinned tornado systems along the Georgia Alabama Florida line, with families displaced and homes blown away. Names include Dan Dykes and Mrs Dykes among the dead, and the tragedy spread from northern Alabama to southern Georgia and northern Florida.
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A L Betts Buried at 10 on Monday
Funeral services for A L Betts of Hempstead County at his home on East Secord Street were led by Rev Thomas Brewster of First Presbyterian. Betts, a native of Hempstead County and longtime Hope resident, was a former banker and real estate man. He is survived by four daughters, a son, and two sisters. The article also notes a separate local incident about a stolen vehicle.
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Southwest Arkansas set for 2nd year senior tournament
District 10 slate chosen Saturday at Hope High School for literary and athletic events. Hope will host the senior boys basketball tourney March 6 and 7, with Stamps hosting the senior girls February 28 and 29. Buckner to host junior boys February 22, Lewisville for literary meet, spring track events pending at Nashville or Texarkana. About 30 reps attended. BR C Brawner elected president, T M Stinnett vice president, E T Moody secretary, Supt Burns Magnolia treasurer. Tournament officials to be named later.
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Joe Sutton Joins The Star's Staff
Joe Sutton born and raised in Hope joins The Star Monday as advertising solicitor. He is son of Mr and Mrs F N Sutton who lived here until 1927 when they moved to Texarkana. Sutton has been in newspaper work for the last two years.
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Graves Dies of Heart Attack at 87 in Nashville
Vic Graves aged 87 died late Friday in Nashville Route Two from a heart attack. Burial services were held Sunday at Ozan Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Offer Memorial to Col Roosevelt in New York
Fragmented OCR text reports a memorial offering for Theodore Roosevelt in New York with references to President Roosevelt and speakers. The piece mentions themes of duty and praise, with further details cut off, including a continuation note indicating page three.
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Rate Cut Appealed by Telephone Co in Hope
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co filed an appeal with the State Department of Public Utilities from Hope city council action directing rate reductions. It asked to suspend proposed rates and keep existing schedules pending investigation and hearing. Officials said the Hope plant, even at aided rates, had not shown a profit for several years. A hearing before the commission is expected within two weeks.
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Study Course of P. T. A. to Begin in Hope City Hall
The P T A study course will begin at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Hope city hall announced by Mrs Finley Ward Manilay The seven meeting series will be held on Tuesday and Friday afternoons The first session will cover School Education Mrs Henry Haynes ANT TA will dismiss The public is invited and members are urged to attend
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Famed Vanderbilt Coach Dies at 56
A renowned Vanderbilt football coach dies at age 56 in Nashville after a storied career marked by key victories and lasting impact on the program. Details of the cause and funeral arrangements were not immediately released.
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Mountcastle Named New County Agent in Hempstead
Walter E. Mountcastle of Mountain View Stone County has been appointed Hempstead county agent by L C Baker district agent of the Agricultural Extension service in southwest Arkansas. The selection was announced Monday through Frank J Hill assistant in cotton adjustment. Mountcastle has served as Stone County agent for two and a half years and will begin work here Wednesday.
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Rich Governor to Inaugurate Mississippi’s First Millionaire Chief
Mississippi prepares for Hugh L. White, Columbia lumberman and financier, to be sworn in as governor. Inaugural plans include a parade with militiamen and schoolchildren, and a speech outlining balancing industry and agriculture and a statewide highway system. The ceremony features officials, receptions, and a mirrored ball event following the inaugural address.
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British Council English Pour Into B Italians Beat Et Decisively
A disjointed report notes Britain's Plan to bolster its forces as King George V lies ill. It mentions the Privy Council moving from London and key officials meeting in secrecy amid a crisis of state. Ethiopian calls for League aid, Italy war tensions, and Egyptian frontier fortifications loom.
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Joe Harwell 27 Dies in Texarkan Hospital
Joe Harwell aged 27 died Monday at Jexmniana Hospital after a brief illness. He was a brother of Cher Harwell, bookkeeper at First National Bank of Hope. Funeral arrangements were not announced here.
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Harawell
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First Nion Bank of Hope
Coughlin's Offer Refused by Senator Nye in Probe
Senator Nye rejected Rev. Charles Coughlin's offer of money amid a munitions investigation. The exchange drew Senate Democrats into a debate over legal rights and the probe's scope, with a focus on avoiding further entanglements or actions that might derail the inquiry.
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