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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1937
Page
3
In Youngstown Ohio authorities report over 200 people gathered after a four day investigation into violence and disorders at Republic Steel. Union leaders debated the mix of returning workers and new arrivals amid tensions during the strike era.
Blevins residents host and visit relatives in nearby towns. Grandparents, uncles, aunts, and children from New Orleans, Shreveport, Tucson, Arkansas, and Louisiana gathered for meals, visits, and a family reunion near Prescott. Several guests plan returned trips to Arkadelphia, Tuscon, and other homesteads. House plants note closes the column.
Peter Veregin, leader of the Doukhobors in Canada, faces a three month sentence for drunkenly abusing passengers on the King's highway. The case highlights decades of conflict between the sect and authorities, with long-standing tensions over deportation, dress practices, and communal ownership.
In a discussion on highway history, Thomas outlines four changes in Arkansas road policy from early 20th century bonds limits to the rise of a state controlled system. He notes federal aid, the Harrellson Road Law, and the shift to continuous maintenance, leading to forecasts of widespread bituminous surfacing to curb gravel dust. The talk also covers district maintenance structures and costs, with a closing note on school terms and a trout life featured in a fisheries film.
Postmaster General Farley announces a third stamp, a 3-cent commemorative issued July 13 to mark the 160th anniversary of the Ordinance of 1787 and Northwest Territory governance. First day city and mailing details to be disclosed later. Also noted are Virginia Care stamp on August 6 and an Asheville souvenir sheet on August 26 for the Philatelic Americans convention.
DeAnn Bro and Wesley Thommason preached at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Community members attended children's day at Holly Grove. Johnnie McCorkle visited A. M. Clark last Sunday. Mrs. R. Clark of Hope spent two weeks with Miss Rena Clark. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Aslin and sons Cannon and Ray Taylor joined relatives L. E. B. Aslin for Sunday. Bryan Clark and Ardell Clark with Sue Carolyn were Sunday night guests of their father and mother. Abbie Roberts spent Sunday with Artie Burke. Mrs. J. E. Slaton and daughter Mavis visited Miss Rena Clark. Mrs. R. L. Clark stayed Tuesday night with Mrs. L. E. Astin.
In Tacoma hunters seek deer in autumn forests while Aberdeen residents watch a fawn wander through flower gardens. Wenatchee police spot a large doglike creature on a downtown street, believed to have swum across the Columbia. Geological notes explain earth's crust classes.
Frank Jones, heir to Jones Hardware, funds a biographical project about his late father with Lampson of the Modern Historical Society. Lampson seeks engravings and notes, accepting a $300 payment for 500 copies, but weeks pass without progress and distribution never occurs. Frank writes seeking an update on the delayed biography.
Gott told Governor Baile Tuesday afternoon that an audit by the revenue department shows a shortage of 4344.61 dollars in the sales tax division. The shortage occurred after D L F took office in January, the comptroller reported from Little Rock.
Readable scraps quote figures like Alfred Landon and Rev Hem Emerson Fosdick on civilization and power. They also reference farm practices and disease concerns with stray notes on straw stack burning to curb pests and germs.
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