Bush Delivers Patriotic Address at Civic Club Luncheon
Circuit Judge Dexter Bush of Prescott spoke at a joint Hope Rotary and Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel Barlow celebrating the Fourth of July. He urged civic duty to guide boys toward honesty and discipline amid economic pressures, praising youth as naturally honest. Local leaders Dewey Hendrix, Francis Buddin, John Cox, and E F McFaddin addressed attendees, with music from Elton Carpenter and Mrs. Ralph Routan. Admiral Byrd commemorative pin presented by Matt Press.
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Dexter Bush
Prescott
Hope Owanis
Rotary Club
Barlow
Dewey Hendrix
Iwanis Club
Francis A. Buddin
John P. Cox
Font
Kiwanis
E. F. McFaddin
Rotary
South Pole
Elton Carpenter
University of Arkansas
Ralph Routan
City of Chicago Endurance Flight Faces Legal Challenge
The City of Chicago endurance planes reach 525 hours in the air when stockholders sue to appoint a receiver and account earnings. The suit, filed by five men claiming stock ownership in Chicago We Will, asserts the two planes are the same craft and remain assets of that corporation. The Hunter brothers and backers are named defendants in the case.
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Echhicago
Chicago
John
Kenneth Dunier
Huge Sums Spent For Construction In Arkansas
In the first six months of 1430 Arkansas spent 18,372,300 on construction. May 13 to June 15 payrolls totaled 42,699.62 with 21,188 workers. The report notes steady improvement. A. S. Sheffer of Montgomery Ward & Co left for a business trip to Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Stile
Arkansas
W. A. Booksbury
Stat Club
Cummingstones
A. S. Sheffer
Montgomery Ward & Co
Lite Rock
The Star Announces Friday Publication Holiday
Following its usual custom The Star will suspend publication Friday for a Fourth of July holiday Cartoon serial and other features planned for Friday will appear in Saturday edition when publication resumes Saturday morning The Star wishes readers an enjoyable holiday and will be with them again Saturday
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The
Star
Air Cadets Start Model Racing Planes
George W. Robinson Jr district commander says American Air Cadets began building their first model racing plane. Thirty members attended the Saenger theatre meeting as charter remains open until next Thursday at 2 pm for new youths to join. Each attendee received a model kit and a contest will judge best designs at the next gathering.
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Hope
American Air Cadets
George W. Robinson
Saenger Theatre
Forestry Survey Under Way In Arkansas Timber Areas
A survey by Lynn L. Smith and a United States forestry service representative warns that continued dry weather in southwestern Arkansas heightens the risk of forest fires. Fire injures timber and grazing, endangering young seedlings and soil. Farmers and timber landowners are urged to prevent fires to protect income and future community prosperity.
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Arkansas
Lynn L. Smith
Hayes
United States Forestry Service
Calumbus
Amon
Arkansas Farmer Dead In Self Inflicted Shooting Near Conway
Elmore Starr a 47 year old farmer living ten miles south of Conway reportedly shot himself near a local undertaking establishment on Wednesday. He leaves a wife and two daughters. No motive given though a note says he was ashamed and hopeless. Coroner J A Pence said no inquest.
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Conway
Elmore Starr
Here
J. A. Pence
Final date for poll tax in Hempstead county
Hempstead County residents who have not paid their poll tax must do so by Saturday to be listed on the certified poll list for the county. The August 12 primary requires payment before July 5, after which taxes cannot be paid or issued. Lists will be prepared by Saturday afternoon and sent with election supplies to polling places. unlisted voters will be barred from voting on election day.
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Hempstead
Jaty
Washington
Hope Boy Makes Good Record on Rifle Range
Norris O Nea lson of Mr and Mrs N E Oneal has completed the pistol marksmanship course at the ROTC Camp Fort Leavenworth Kansas and earned the pistol marksman qualification. Mr O Neal attends the University of Arkansas and belongs to Theta Kappa Nu.
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Norris O'Neal
N. E. O'Neal
Fort Levenworth
Kansas
O'Neal
University of Arkansas
Theta Kappa Nu
Garland City confronts state over highway bridge access
Garland City council threatens arrest of state Highway Department workers building a bridge approach over the Red River at Garland City. Mayor Beasley seeks authority from Little Rock as district engineer Stanford halts work on a detour side street. City demands viaducts to keep streets open while state cites added costs.
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Takarkana
State Highway Department
Red River
Garland City
Garland
Charles Beasley
Little Rock
Hope
R. B. Stanford
Begin Building Oil Derrick at Delight
In Delight on July 3 work began on a derrick for an upcoming oil well, with lumber dealer A B Denny awarded the contract and set to finish the first structure soon. A 30,000 acre drilling block west of Delight is leased by Kentucky financier J E Henderson, who expects associates July 10 for spudding the first well. If this well fails to locate oil, Henderson plans seven or eight more wells pending geological prospects and financing.
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Delight
BE. A. Denny
J. E. Henderson
Kentucky
Henderson
Hender~san
World War Vet Measure Returned to House for Conference
The World War veterans pension bill, altered by the Senate, was sent back to the House on Wednesday with a request for a conference to resolve differences. Action was deferred though plans for conference were under way by the Republican steering committee.
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Washington
Senate
House
Republican Steering Committee
Dr McDonald Heads to Elks Convention in Atlantic City
Dr. TL McDonald left Wednesday night for Atlantic City representing the Jacal Elks Lodge at their national convention. He is grand ruler of the Hope lodge. The convention begins Monday July 7. After it ends he will stay a few days at Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital in New York City before returning home.
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TL. McDonald
Atlantic City
Jacal Elks Jodge
Dr. McDonald
Hope Lodge
McDonald
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
New York City
Industrial Tour to Begin August 17
South Arkansas business leaders plan a 12 day industrial and vacation tour starting August 17. From Camden the Pullman train will travel to Indianapolis and Cincinnati with stops at White Sulphur Springs Staunton Monticello Lexington and Washington. The journey includes Niagara Falls Toronto Battle Creek Kalamazoo Chicago and concludes with a return by late night. Luther Ellison leads the trip with many reservations already reported.
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Camden
Ark
South Arkansas
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
White Sulphur Springs
Staunton
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Lexington
Stonewall
Shipp Announces for Democratic Constable Nomination
C A Shipp declares candidacy for the Democratic nominating race for constable of DeRoan Township in The Star column. Born in Nevada county, he moved to Hope twelve years ago and has worked with Railway Express for most of that time. He has served as deputy constable for DeRoan and deputy marshal for Hope, pledging to be a law and order candidate with full dedication to the constable’s duties.
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DeRoan
Star
C. A. Shipp
Mr. Shipp
Nevada County
Hope
Railway Express Agency
DeHoan
City of Hope
Caraway Sees Senate Attitude Toward Hoover Pol icy
Senator Caraway of Arkansas criticized the Hoover program rejection by the Senate. He argued the Senate opposes the president's measures regardless of party and warned against assuming the president is always right. He suggested Senate resentments may drive failures of Hoover administration policies.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Greyhound racing to resume in Crittenden county Arkansas
Memphis bulletin notes the Evening Appeal reports Greyhound racing to restart within ten days at the Crittenden county track. Twenty two hounds have remained at the kennel for three days. Lattle Rock dispatch adds Harahan viaduct opening plans in Memphis with earthwork due to finish in about three days and paving to begin.
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Memphis
Crittenden County
Arkansas
Lattle Rock
Christian
Harahan
Parnell To Speak Here Tuesday 8th
Governor Parnell opens re election campaign with public addresses across Arkansas. He will speak in Prescott at 2 p.m. and in Hope at 3 p.m. Tuesday July 8 after a morning stop in Gordon at 10:30 a.m. and Benton at 10:30 a.m. He announced a week long itinerary including Malvern Arkadelphia Sparkman Monticello in the days ahead.
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Parnell
Hope
Little Rock
Star
Prescott
Benton
Malvern
Arkadelphia
Gordon
First Dust Storm Hits Tucson Ariz
Tucson endured its first summer dust storm of the season menacing homes and furniture with an eighth inch of desert dust. The storm carried wind that could topple trees and disrupt the landscape, sometimes bringing rain amid the dusty conditions.
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Tucson
Ariz
Spring Hill Summer School Opens July Seventh
Spring Hill will open its summer session Monday July 7 in the new building. Principal T M Hones announced classes will follow the 1930 31 term start. All bus routes expect readiness Monday morning, and compulsory attendance applies for all age groups with enrollment required to keep full credit.
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Spring Hill School
T. M. Hones
J A Davis Named Postmaster Again For Fourth Term
The Star reports J A Davis is recommended for a third consecutive four year term as local postmaster. President Hoover will send the recommendation to the Senate for confirmation. Earlier a postmaster examination spotlighted three top candidates: Davis, C W Weltman, and Claude Stuart.
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Do A. Davis Hs
Swst
Senate
Hoover
T. J Garner
Washington
Hempstead County
Mr. Davis
C. W. Weltman
Claude Stuart
America Honors Anniversary of Independence Day
The Fourth of July is observed nationwide with quiet stores and business closures for the day. Public celebrations are planned in spots like Bingen and Near Nashville, featuring speaking, baseball, and picnics, while New York prepares extensive festivities and a fifth service in Times Square led by F. Murphy. Alfred E. Smith’s absence from programs draws comment amid holiday plans.
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Hope
Bingen
Nashville
Ti Fe County
New ‘York
Frida
Times Square
F. Murphy
Spe
Alfred E. Smith
Spectacular Sheriff Race Key in Union County Primary
In Union County Arkansas the sheriff contest pits incumbent John W. Harman of the Hancock Craig faction against challenger Clyde Duck and Marshall Gregory as a dark horse. Internal splits marked the closing of the ticket with Sam D. Crawford briefly entering and withdrawing. The race, one of six in the county, also features a prosecuting attorney showdown between Joe Joiner and Robert W. Hutchins across multiple counties.
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EL Dorado
Hancock-Craig
Nelson Forces
John W. Harman
Hancock- Craig
Perry F. Nelson
John’ Wharton
Nelson Group
Clyde Duck
Nelson
Marshall Gregory
Union County
Harsman
Sam D. Crawford
Harman
B. A. Hancock
Finn Craig
Nelsory
Arkansas
South Arkansas
Thirteenth Judicial District
Joe Joiner
Robert W. Hutchins
Hutchins
Union
Ouachite
Cal“qunbia
Calhoun
Arkanses Feo
Lindbergh Baby Name Reported as Charles Morrow Candidate
ENGLEWOOD July 3 The baby name for Mr and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh has not been officially confirmed but Charles Morrow is understood as the Lindberghs' proposed selection.
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Englewood
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Morrow
Lindberghs
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