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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1940

Page

4

Bitter Cold Night Again in Prospect for All Arkansas

The Arkansas cold spell intensifies as the Little Rock Weather Bureau notes temperatures around 32 degrees and a heavy snow cover remains. Across the nation, the Ohio River freezes with an ice gorge from Madison, Indiana reaching Cincinnati, suspending navigation as winter lingers.

Prospect All Arkansas Little Rock California Ohio River Madison Ind Caerolton Cincinnati

Death by own action verdict in Walden case

A coroner's jury returned a verdict of death by own action in the death of WM. Walden, 66, who died last week at his daughter's home near Fair Pack. The coroner, J. K. Weaver, said self administered strychnine caused his death. Dr. J. G. Martindate assisted. funeral was at Sardis Church near Nashville. Survivers include his widow, three children, and in laws.

WM. Walden Job Delaney Fair Pack Coroney J. K. Weaver Wness Walden Heath Moi Wilden Walden Sardis Church Nashville Rov Martin Mineral Springs Buel Range Uatv

Rev J O Revis Will Speak Here

The Rev J G Revis, secretary of foreign missions of the South coast Presbyterian church, will speak at 7 40 oclock Wednesday night in the Philathea room of First Presbyterian Church. He will discuss missionary work and members and friends are urged to attend.

J. G. Revis Foreign Missions South Coy Presbyterian Church Twill First Presbyteri Ehurch Revis Jira

Marine Corps Facts and Fallacies Review

A reader quiz reviews common claims about the Marine Corps. It questions whether a capital ship in the navy carries a detachment of marines, who commands them, recruitment ages, the 1775 formation by Congress, and the corps role as land auxiliaries to the navy. Answers are promised on page two.

Marine Corps Uni Marine Corps Continental Congress Atachie Corps

Conservation Work Cut Back in Arkansas

Louis T. Merrill of Fort Worth told the state soil conservation committee that Arkansas activities would be sharply reduced as SCS appropriations. He warned of at least three of twelve Civilian Conservation Corps camps in the state closing, eight land utilization projects ending, and smaller balances to Arkansas soil conservation districts.

Little Rock Ark Louis T. Merrill Fort Worth Western Gulf Region Soil Conservator Old Avll Conservation Committee Arkansas Congress SCS Merrill Commie Conservation Corps CSC

State Claims Commission Rejects $65,000 in Claims

The State Claims Commission disallowed 15 claims totaling 65,000 while approving 6 other claimants for 1.50 each. One rejected claim was 60 for Douglas Chism of Hope, a former State Highway Department employee, for injuries after being struck by a car near Hope as he alighted from a department vehicle.

Little Rock State Claims Commission Douglas Chism Hope State Highway Department Highway Department

Two Car Victims Leave Hospital After Crash west of Hope

Miss Marjorie Hampton eight and Miss Effie Mickman twenty four, injured in an automobile accident west of Hope Monday afternoon, were removed from Autin Chester hospital Tuesday afternoon to homes near Philadelphia. Mrs. J. O. Revis sixty eight of Nashville, Tennessee, remained for observation. Her husband the Rev. Mr. Revis will speak at First Presbyterian Church here Wednesday night at 7 30. The Rev. Mr. Revis is a field secretary of the foreign missionary committee of the Southern Presbyterian church. The accident involved a collision with a war by W. B. Ramsey of Houston. Rainey escaped injury.

Marjorie Hampton Effie Mickman Hope Autin Chester Hospital Arkadelphia J. O. Revis Nashville, Tonn Revis First Presbyterian Ahwreh Reviy Foreign Missionary Committee Southern Presbyterian Church W. BR. Ramsey Houston Rainey

Bailey to Attend it Control Meet

Governor Bailey announced he would travel to Washington in February to attend a hearing on a bill regulating airfields under the Interior Department. He opposes the proposal and whether he will testify remains undecided. O. C. Bailey of Dorado will accompany the governor. Reference notes the four-state Arizona Colorado New Mexico Utah border point.

Little Rock Bailey Washington Tania U. S. Department of the Interior C. Bailey Dorado Arkansas Oil & Gas Commission United States Arizona-Colorado New Mexico Utah Long New Orleans Noe Louisiana Dhousands

Mrs Roxie Cook Survives Fire That Destroys Home

A northern Hempstead County fire destroyed Mrs. Roxie Cook 9 room home near Hope and a Tokio store post office combo early Wednesday. Cook fled in a nightgown as flames trapped her. Norman Moore injured entering the blaze. Total losses run in the thousands. the Tokio building owned by McClaughin Brothers.

Hope Tokio Hempstead Roxie Cook Tokia McClaughin Brothers Travis and Vernon Cook Neac Norman Moore J. L. Meyers Texarkana Nashville MOIS Vernon McClauighin

Glenda Parker Dies in Monticello Ark Infant dies of pneumonia

Infant Glenda Parker daughter of Gleon and Mrs Parker of Hope died Tuesday in Monticello after pneumonia. Parents moved from Hope to Monticello two weeks ago. Body to be returned to Hope for funeral services Thursday at Rose Hill Cemetery. Granddaughter of the late Charles Parker of Hope and Mrs Parker of 716 North Main Street.

Glenda Parker Gleon Parker Hope Monticello Parker Rose Hill Cemetery Charles Parker Mes. Parker North Main Street

Brother and Sister Wed Separated by Court in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis a brother and sister who wed after believing they were not related were torn asunder in juvenile court. The pair, Leroy Williamson 20 and Virginia Williamson, faced permanent separation after a one hour court hearing, with Leroy leaving for Urbana with an aunt and Virginia returning to her foster parents. The case reveals disputed parentage and a 1919 birth of a son to Helen Williamson, with the child later warded to an Indiana orphanage. The sister bore a daughter born around 1921. Continuous coverage continues on page five.

Indianapolis Urbana Leroy Williamson Virginia Crystal Clair Harker Urbina Harker

Europe Forges Weapons for Total War as Winter Turns

Europe moves toward a potential total war as nations arm for a prolonged conflict. The piece outlines arms production, naval and aerial capabilities, and the fragile balance between defense and aggression, noting Allied and German preparations and the looming impact on Western Europe. It cites Allied calls for American aircraft, British need for anti tank guns and anti aircraft gear, and the strategic ambiguity of future battles.

Europe Thomas M. Johnson NEA Mars Germany London Red Army Messerschmitts Junkers Washington Britain Alreay Fyaner Congress

Tax property levy notices push final collections

Hempstead County Sheriff and Collector C. E. Baker announces delinquent personal tax accounts remain outstanding despite prior collections. Deputy collectors in all townships can seize personal property if unpaid. Notices appeared in Hope Star in November and December, with payments accepted at the sheriff’s Hope office or the local township collector.

Hempstead C. E. Baker Hope Star Sheriffs Hope Office Arkansas Bank & Trust Co Baker

Tabernacle Calls a Business Meet

Hope Gospel Tabernacle congregation announces a special business meeting for Wednesday night after a postponed session due to unrest and weather. Pastor Jenns E. Hamill urges all members and friends to attend, with a short devotional at 7 40 before the business session. A second note states the king cobra is among the earths most dangerous snakes in the Indo Malayan region feeding mainly on other snakes.

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Jenns E. Hamill Hamill the Tabernacle

Humble Submission Urged in Early Writings

A biblical verse urges younger to submit to elders and all to be humble, warning that God resists the proud and grants grace to the humble in I Peter.

Peter

Bobcats Prep For Warren Pine Bluff Hope Games

Coach Fay Hammens plans a Wednesday practice to prepare for two late week games. Normen Green has a knee injury from Pine Bluff last Friday when the Bobcats beat the Zebras 60 to 52. Ebner Purtle and Jimmy Simms remain sidelined with flu but may play Friday. Pine Bluff visits Hope Friday at 7 30 pm at the high school gym. Pine Bluff has won four straight and is undefeated. Hope lost only to Pine Bluff, seeking a second win over the Zebras. Officials Philbrick and Yovorm.

Fay Hammens Warren Phight Pine Bluff Hope Normen Green Bobeats Zebras Green Ebner Purtle Jimmy Simms Bolivats Philbrick Yovorm

Wheeler Attacks Roosevelt Third Term Bid Prospects

Senator Buron Wheeler of Montana warned that a Roosevelt third term bid could jeopardize Democratic chances in 1940. John L. Lewis, CIO leader, said endorsing Roosevelt now would risk ignominious defeat and urged delaying any presidential endorsement.

Washington Burton K. Wheeler Montana Roosevelt Wheeler John L. Lewis CIO Lewis Flays Columbus Ohio VPI

Clash in Louisiana Senate Over Desertion and Votes

In Baton Rouge on Tuesday Gov Karl K Long and Senator James A Noe shouted in a heated Senate dispute over Huey P Long era loyalties. The two longtime rivals traded accusations of desertion and vote theft amid a tense special session as Noe allied with Sam H Jones against Long.

Baton Rouge Karl K. Long James A. Nuw Senate Huey P. Long Noe Sam H. Jones Long Jones

Russians Beaten as Soviet Drive Reported Near Lake Ladoga

Across multiple fronts reports describe Soviet divisions trapped and starving near Lake Ladoga as Finnish forces push to smash the northeast defense. Turkish trade moves and German repulses are noted, with Britain reporting the destroyer Exmouth sunk and 200 officers missing after a North Sea disaster.

Helsinki Finland Northeas Lake Ladoga London Eng Chamberlain Chamberlain -Ac

Cotton New York Opens Wednesday at 10.84

The market shows cotton at New York opening 10.84 with a close of 10-48-47. Middling spot posted 11.09, reflecting price movements and trading activity for the session.

New York

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