Liquor Charge and Robbery Case Involving Willie Brown
Willie Brown faced a $250 fine for selling liquor without a license and was held to the grand jury on a robbery charge after an armed incident at his Radical Hill home. Eual Bingham, a white man, reported Brown pistol-whipped him and took $3.90 during a stop for liquor, with two companions corroborating the robbery. Brown admitted selling liquor but not the pint theft. his attorney is Steve Carria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Brown
Brown
Radical Hill
Eual Bingham
Blevins
Bingham
Steve Carri
Free Sample of New High Blood Pressure Treatment Offered
John S. Gibson Drug Store invites Hope residents with hypertension to obtain a free sample of AUTMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley tablets. A booklet is provided, claiming tasteless tablets from a Chicago firm show good results in thousands of cases. Two weeks of treatment cost only $1. Ad.
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John S. Gibson Drug Store
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Drunkenness and theft cases headline town court dockets
A series of local court actions include Martin Guthrie pleading guilty to drunkenness and fined $20, double minimum. Dale William fined $230 for assault and battery. David Singard guilty of stealing a pistol from Emmet Whitten and jailed a day with a $25 fine. Elbert Lockard fined $100 for driving intoxicated. W. H. Bourne’s plumbing license charge dismissed on motion. Jett Williams Jr.’s reckless driving case continued due to his illness. Jesse Cornelius’ drunkenness charge continued to February 1. For the gun, the pistol was valued at $10. Whitten, foreman of Hope Basket company, filed the case. Bond set at $900 for an appeal in fruit court.
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W. H. Bourne
Atkins
Martin Guthrie
Jesse Cornelius
Dale William
Ever Brantley
David Singard
Emmet Whitten
Whitten
Hope Basket Company Plan
Elbert Lockard
Jett Williams, Jr
Missouri Pacific
Two year old dies of pneumonia in Ozan burial at St Paul
The Ozan family mourns as their two year old child died Friday from pneumonia after a diphtheria illness. The burial took place Saturday afternoon at St Paul cemetery. Nearby, the Robertson child is seriously ill with pneumonia at home attended by his trained nurse sister Thelma of Texarkana. The town school remains closed for an indeterminate period due to diphtheria. Local social notes mention an auction visit by Chas Locke Lon Hines and Earl Stuart in Nashville, a new garage to be operated by Clifton Murphy, and visits by Bill Gist of Prescott and Mrs Joe Bland of Saratoga. Canadian pulpwood production in 1935 totaled 6,095,000 cords valued at 41,193,000 dollars. The first lighted beacon on the Pacific coast was erected near San Diego in 1855.
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Robert Cook
St. Paul
H. P. Robertson
Thelma
Tesxarkana
Chas. Locke
Lon Hines
Earl Stuart
Nashville
Clifton Murphy
Bill Gist
Prescott
Joe Bland
Saratoga
Dave Ellis
Crutchfield Ex Hope Boy Now CBS Radio Announcer
Charles Crutchfield, once a sandy haired Hope youth, rose to CBS as a top announcer in the South. At 24, he covered Roosevelt’s inauguration with Bob Trout and Boake Carter. He began in Spartanburg and climbed through Columbia, Augusta, Charleston, Greensboro to WHT Charlotte and WBT Charlotte, shaping a famed radio career. He and wife Jackie have two children, Dickie and Leslie Alice.
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Hope
Charles Crutchfield
Spartanburg
Crutchfield
Charles
South
United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bob Trout
Columbia
Boake Carter
CBS
H. ¥. Kaltenborn
News
Hugh Gonted
Maybelle Jennings
WEPA
Spartenburg
Woffers College
3. C
Augusta
Charleston
S.C
Greensboro
N.C
Charlotte
WHT
Charlotte, N. C
WBT
Pioneer Radio Voice of the
William A. Schudt
American Legion
Duke University
Crutch
Chock
Romeo
Jackie
Jacqueline William Crutchfield
Miami
Fla
Florida
Pee Wee
Dickie
Leslie Alice
New Year's Day
Chuck
Arkansas
Bob Burns
Dick Powell
Fury of Deluge Threatens Great Food Disaster Across States
Swollen rivers surge across multiple states threatening a major food crisis with damages running into the millions and more than 100000 people fleeing homes. The Ohio river corridor from Pittsburg to the Mississippi bears the worst risk as relief agencies evacuate lowland residents and safeguard the health of thousands sheltered in relief stations.
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Ohio River
Pittsburg
Mississippi River
Use of Telephone Demands Courtesy
A concise guide urging politeness and efficiency on phone calls. It covers brevity diction and decorum, ensures clear numbers are heard by operators, cautions against shouting or long intimate convos, and notes courtesy when sharing lines to avoid blocking others.
Arkansas Nears Three-Bob Burns Dick Powell Trio
The writer suggests it is not improbable that Arkansas will soon feature three notable figures, Bob Burns, Dick Powell, and Charles Crutchfield, contributing to its roster or profile.
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Arkansas
Bob Burns
Dick Powell
Charles Crutchfield
Sea Air For Horsea By Racing Man Pur Witsky
Johannesburg notes M Pur Witsky a leading racing man tests horses by seaside trips believing the sea air revives them. A tiny Australian spider described as forty thousandth of an inch is claimed to be the smallest of its class.
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Sea Air
Horsea
Johannesburg
M. Purwitsky
Australia
Ostrich Egg Hardboiled Time Question Explored
A note questions the duration needed to hardboil an ostrich egg, highlighting the unusual cooking time and the challenges it presents for kitchen practice and culinary reference. The inquiry invites practical demonstrations and expert guidance from large egg cooking sources.
Geta His Wish: Smothers Plans Aerial Paper Delivery
Hassayampa Arizona resident P Smothers arranged pilots to drop the daily paper to a remote ranch. Delivery involved dropping papers from 700 feet, aiming to reach the house through a window pane and marksmanship. The action highlights a bizarre attempt to bypass traditional delivery methods and extend newspaper reach.
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Ariz
P. Smothers
Widaya
Remote Ranch
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ROY Anderson’ and Company
Ozan
Canada
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Calif
C. Crutchfield
Hope Boy
Native Son
Roosevelt
Charles Crutchficht
Bolitho Blane
Bude
Nicholas Stodart
In Hope Star
ARK
Kenne
Huvce
O Memphis
IND
Qhot
ALA
Ohio
Wcinnati
Penny
Barrissuach
Associated Press
Joan Durham
The
Merrytown
Rges
GMC
F. C. B. Fonlee
Michigan
Hope, Ark
Lewis & May Motor Co
Anth Elm
General Motors
Ward & Son
Thornton & Minor
Briant
Nelson-Huckins
Parsons & Lawson Show Shop
South Elm St
Cox Drug
Sutton and
Collier
Laurel Street
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