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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1938
Page
5
The Bay View Reading club will hold its annual luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. W. G. Allison with Mrs. John Giles as joint hostess. Luncheon at 12:30. members urged to telephone Mrs. Hugh Smith to confirm covers. several guests and relatives are listed in attendance.
A long, irregular narrative recounts alleged illegal voting, political clashes in Metapastenti County, and a war of words between editors over fairness. It describes liquor election tensions, court claims, and debates about a commission and public road incident with disputed fault.
N P O Nea l of Hope Arkansas writes of damages payments and political fights with Hempstead county figures and a town editor. He defends John Wilson, criticizes editor for muckraking, discusses highway signs and personal losses, and expresses loyalty to local public service.
The U S Board plans to compress 600 filing cabinets into a 10 case duplicate file stored in Washington Archives for disaster backup. Workers labor day and night to reach 40 million records by June with end of quarter balance status available at a glance. Some 54,000 lump sum annuity payments have been made for those reaching 68 before 1942 with average amounts of 27 dollars. The Soviet files are described as highly private.
A 33 ton four motor airliner project brings together Douglas Aircraft and United American airlines and many suppliers. The DC-4 will measure 138 feet wingspan and 24 feet high with engines delivering 6,000 horsepower. It aims for 210 mph cruise, 18,000 feet ceiling, 70 mph landing speed, and a seven ton empty weight? The design features four engines, an extra tail wheel and a long cabin with heating coils and extensive wiring.
Madieon Wisconsin claims the cribbage championship of the Big Ten. Wisconsin dominates solo away from home games as the season progresses.
The St Paul Circle of the Ozan St Paul Missionary Society met at Mrs Leon Hines's home Tuesday afternoon with ten members despite cold weather. They presented a program titled The Story of Wrongdoing including The Approach to the Story by Elizabeth Hanna Sin and Evils by L L Cowling and Obstruction to Gods Good Purposes by Mrs Leon Fines.
Mrs Birdie Norwood Ozan postmistress found an 18 inch rattlesnake behind her water bucket in the post office. She notified a clerk and the snake was killed as it tried to escape through a hole in the corner foundation where the building settled.
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