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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
3
A damaged clipping reports a swindler known as The Tapped King implicated in a downtown incident. Deputy sheriff and office inspector are noted, with references to information gathering and charges filed.
NEW YORK a curious coincidence sees Adrian H Lamp art connoisseur from the Netherlands and his ex-wife Ruth Cady O'Brien both remarrying on the same day. Lamp, who ended a $75 000 alienation suit against his former father in law, wed Helen Dulles of Greenwich Connecticut on June 2, while hours later his first wife Mrs Lamp married L Edwart Flaherty a patent attorney.
Jefferson county voters backed Sunday baseball and Sunday movies in a Tuesday special election. With about 500 votes unaccounted, results showed 1195 yes 615 no for Sunday baseball and 1566 yes 638 no for Sunday movies.
Pi Frank Weddle, a noted Wichita County farmer and stockman, died in a Texas hospital after an infection followed a heart attack suffered while operating a combine to harvest wheat. The incident occurred in Electra, Texas, where he was a well known local figure and business leader.
Lefty Grove, veteran ace of the Philadelphia Athletics, defeated 23 year old Wesley Ferrell of the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 in the first meeting of the two pitchers. The A's earned the winning run in the eighth on a double, a walk, and a single. In other games the Senators fell to the Browns 4-3, Yankees beat Detroit 4-2, Red Sox topped Chicago 5-3, Phillies beat Cubs 11-6 on a triple play Mallon Friberg Bartell, Cardinals lost to Giants 4-3, Dodgers over Reds 3-1, and Pirates defeated Braves 4-1.
Tailors prepare the giant helium cells for the airship Akron, using more than 12 acres of fabric to form 12 cells tailored to measurement. The cells will enclose 6,500,000 cubic feet of lifting gas for the dirigible.
Washington reports figures from the Department of Commerce show pilots in scheduled air transport operations earned an average $400 a month in 1930, $00 less than in 1929. The analysis covers civil aeronautics progress and notes leaner pay for fliers across the sector.
In Placerville California a whiskers contest drew oldtimers and townsfolk as Joun Sollee and Sybil Mayburn played roles in the Hangtown revival. Sollee shed his beard for combing, while Mayburn led the whiskers duty as the crowd awaited the judges decision.
Recovery shown at Yaunvey Survala of Arkatses aided by art and food efforts, with a Union Savings Building and Loan bulletin from Little Rock predicting record crops this fall. Optimistic statewide notes stress better times, abundant crops, feed, gardens, and home canning as prosperity advances, Babton backing the forecast.
Queenie the leader of the Snow brothers pack of lion hunting dogs in Texas has died. The veteran dog commanded a national reputation in lion and jaguar hunts in Mexico and beyond. Ed Kip killed his brother J K Right while working timberland near Pooleville, leaving five children.
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