Local court cases heard at Atricipal Court
Thelma Christian pleaded guilty to carrying a water as a weapon and was fined 50 dollars. James Morgan pleaded guilty to vagrancy and paid 25 dollars. Je Coster had vagrancy dismissed. I. Lemming forfeited 10 dollars cash bond for jumping a light. Ire Brooks forfeited 1 dollar for no clearance light. Phillip Mints forfeited 1 dollar for operating a car with one headlight. Additional bonds forfeited include 1 dollar for operating a car with no tail light. Harvey Stanton and Eare Ward, H. H.
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Atricipal Court
Phillip Mints
Harvey Stanton
Eare Ward
H. H
Three Convicted on Federal Charge in Jonesboro Case
Three men were found guilty on federal charges of conspiring to violate the federal liberties law. Cecil B Nance, 42, Marion lawyer. C Culp, 53, West Memphis city marshal. and Jim Miller, former trustee of Crittenden county jail at Marion, were convicted. Two others, Mar cid Holland, 32, and Omer Curtin, were acquitted. U S District Judge Trimble set 1 30 p.m. for sentencing. Prosecutor Leon Catlett said sentences could range and noted discussions with Washington on rubber conservation for national defense.
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Jonesboro
Cecil B Nance
Marion
C Culp
West Memphis
Jim Miller
Crittenden County
Marcid Holland
Omer Curtin
U. S
Trimble
Leon Catlett
Three Grass Fires in City Tuesday
The Mope Fire Department Tuesday was called to extinguish three grass fires with no serious damage. A garage and chicken house at C. W. Weakley’s West Seventh home caught fire from a grass blaze but were quickly put out.
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C. W. Weakley
West Seventh
Hope Star Justice Records Roundup from 1942 Hope Arkansas
A digest of charges and fines from Hope Arkansas including licenses, speeding, reckless driving, drunkenness, disturbing the peace, and gaming. Notable names include Roy Bruce Marvin Jones Wilchie Pennington J. L. Jones Marie Hanson Tommie Francis and Willie Mercer. Bonds ranged from 1 to 50 dollars, with several pleas of guilty and dismissals. Civil docket shows J.P. Wreyford & Son versus Bascon.
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Hope Star
Hope
Arkansas
Roy Bruce
Ritchie Grocer Co
Marvin Jones
Wilchie Pennington
Erman
J. T. Baker
Homer
A. Townsend
Earl Smith
J. L. Jones
Sam Zimmerman
Clarence Amish
PF. E. Watson
N. B. Dant
Robert Daughterty
Alice Brantley
Barnie C. Jeevls
Herman Mortis
R. P. Robertson
Quincy Sanders
David Stell
John Prekins
Curtis Simpson
Joe B. Troteter
James Walker
Preacher Walker
Lawrence Powell
E. C. Coleman
Leo Dunlap
Carl Turner
Sid Williams
Ed Moore
Ciel Watson
Detroit Rishing
Jack Green
Dixie Stanton
Edgar Williams
Dorothy Pierce
Marie Hanson
Jeff Cooper
G. Kirkendal
Geo. Black
Tommie Francis
Crawford County Draft Board
Thomas Reed
Maynard Farr
Lawrence Lane
Clarence Cooper
Jessie Hamilton
Edd Lacie
Milton Davis
Albert Rowe
G. Brosens
W. Mullins
LeRoy Howard
W. G. Carroll
J. P. Jinkins
Williams Cummings
Jack Owens
Bob Lard
J. M. Cross
Herman Hughes
K. B. Halcomb
Leon Etroop
Aubrey Estes
Harold McGehee
W. M. McFeeters
Guy V Horn
Everet Reed
R. O. Dickey
B. F. Hollingshead
G. B. Lamb
Geo Jones
James McNulty
A. G. Pierce
E. M. Harvarter
Harry B. Carnes
Theodore Lester
Charles Duke
J. E. Reeves
Walter Whittington
Roy Taylor
Jess Atkins
S. W. Brooks L. Payne
Peter E. Turner
Jeff Gray
Thomas Woods
Willie Patterson
EL R. Gober
Wayne Vandiver
Tego Johnson
Willie Mercer
J.P. Wreyford & Son
Bascon
Victory Book Campaign mobilizes support for armed forces
Prescott News reports a nationwide book collection drive sponsored by the Red Cross United Service Organizations and the American Library Association to aid boys in the armed forces and merchant marines. Books may be dropped at Prescott Hardware and Stivers Barber Shop as part of wartime morale efforts.
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American Red Cross
United Service Organizations
American Library Association
Prescott Hardware Company
Stivers
Society Note on Mrs. Leon Stephens Visit
Society column notes Mrs. Leon Stephens of Inglewood California spending a few weeks here with relatives and friends. She is joined by Miss Edna Ruth and Charles Waters of Henderson State Teachers College for the visit.
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Leon Stephens
Inglewood
California
Edna Ruth and
Charles Waters
Henderson State Teachers College
Calendar Tuesday Party For Miss Mary Ann Martin
Bride elect Miss Mary Ann Martin hosts a Tuesday calendar party at 8 00 hosted by Mrs Peter Olof Peterson Jr An event listing appears in the Hope Star subscription note for Prescot delivery each afternoon Mack Greyson Tele hone 307.
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Mary Ann Martin
Peter Olof Peterson, Jr
Hope Star
Prescot
Mack Greyson
Telehone
Court actions and garnishment dispositions listed
E Otwell released from garnishment after paying 23.06 on a 138 note. Dudley Flour & Feed Co. vs Robi Alexander case on $24.26 dismissed with plaintiff costs. Easy Pay The Store vs E B Hatch replevin judgment for plaintiff by default. C H Sutton vs L V Jones $70 on account default judgment for plaintiff. Sid Houston vs Henry Ford Roberts $46.31 garnishment filed then released. W E Callahan Construction Co. garnishee.
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E. Otwell
Callahan Constr. Co
Dudley Flour & Feed Co
Robi. Alexander
Easy Pay
E. B. Hatch
Replevin
C. H. Sutton
L. V
Our Daily Bread continues on reserve officers use
The piece argues Charles Lindbergh, 39, should be utilized by the Army’s air service despite being too old to fly or command actively. It notes his civilian flying, European air force study, and exploratory route work as valuable background, urging the military to employ his unique experience where most useful.
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Army
Lindbergh
Famous College Choir to Appear Here Feb. 8
The well known Morningside College Choir will perform at the First Methodist Church in Hope at 7:30 p m on Sunday February 8 in a concert sponsored by the local church choir.
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Morningside College
Pioneer College
First Methodist Church In
Hope
Mind Your Manners In Job Letters And Applications
Advice on proper formatting for application letters. Do not crowd margins and use plain white paper. Do not write on postcards. Request confidentiality if needed. Letters should be carefully worded and may be rewritten to seek an interview if appropriate.
Tubeless Tires Keep Him Rolling
Middlebourne West Virginia man Enoch Lemasters towed by oxen after two flat tires. He tested tubeless tires by transferring the air valve to the wheel steel and claims ten thousand miles with no tube. He has applied for a patent.
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Middlebourne
W. Va
Enoch
Lemasters
Lemaasters
Hig
Hoyt's Compound relief for chronic stomach woes in Oklahoma
Mrs. Gwin of Route 1 Prague Oklahoma reports long standing constipation indigestion and gas improved after using Hoyt's Compound. She says vomiting spells decreased and stomach and heart symptoms eased. The remedy is sold by John S. Gibson Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Hoyt
Water Main Break Creates Free Ice Skating Park
In Cawk er City Kansas a water main break drained the water tower and flooded a nearby park. The resulting ice rink drew skaters as a fortunate accidental novelty amid the disruption.
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Cawker City
Kas
Cultivated Denmark Before War Supports Population
Before the war, seven percent of Denmark’s total area was under cultivation and provided livelihoods for about 34 percent of the population. The statment highlights agriculture’s central role in the Danish economy and society prior to conflict.
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Denmark
Sentences Set After Texarkana Theft Case
The defendants faced strict penalties with terms up to two years and fines. Nance and Culp received two-year imprisonments in Texarkana and Miller was sent to Leavenworth for two years. The defense indicated an appeal would be pursued.
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Nance
Culp
Texarkana
Miller
Levenworth
Government Agencies Decide What People Read Abroad
In a contrast to the United States, other nations like Germany, Italy, Russia, and Japan control the information available to their citizens. The piece urges Americans to uphold constitutional rights and free press as a defense of the American way of life.
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Germany
Hitler
Goebbels
Italy
Russia
Japan
America
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