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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1939

Page

4

Reynolds Launches New Ad Campaign for Camel Radio

Reynolds Tobacco Co expands its advertising with two new Camel radio shows this summer on Radio networks. Scientific radio spots will highlight slower burning tobaccos and higher quality blends. Camel endorsers Benny Goodman Toots Mondello Bob Crosby and Blondie will headline programs with full orchestras and self contained episodes.

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Came! Cigarettes France Albert Pipe Tobacco Benny Goodman Camels National Broadcasting Systems Red Network Toots Mondello Axl Bernstein Corkie Cornelius George Rosa Bob Crosby Crosby Columbia Broadcasting System Goodman Camel Blondie Columbia

Spies and Nazis Reported in Panamanian Waters

An excerpt describes alleged amateur spies in Panama tied to the Japanese Navy, Germans, and Italians. It notes Japanese ties at the Japanese Legation, German activists arrested for forbidden photography, and Italian-backed night clubs. It cites U.S. and Panamanian figures reacting to threats and wartime tensions in the Canal Zone.

Legation Arosemena Republic of Panama Hans Schackow Ernst Guhrig Gislert Groos Ingeborg Guiman Colon

One Year To Go Paul V McNutt Presidential Hopeful

Washington correspondent Bruce Catton NER outlines Paul V. McNutt Indiana governor and former Philippines administrator as a strong Democratic contender facing obstacles. His assets include charm, oratory, leadership, and powerful networks while liabilities cover labor hostility liberal distrust and Farley opposition. If Roosevelt steps aside, McNutt’s chances rise significantly.

Paul McNutt Bruce Catton Ner Washington Paul V. McNutt Indiana McNutt Philippines White House Roosevelt Farley Mr. McNutt

Panama Canal land and sea defense outlined for tomorrow

The article sketches tomorrow’s defense approach for the Panama Canal, detailing land and sea measures and key strategic considerations. It highlights defense posture, potential threats, and coordination among forces. Names and specific units are cited to illustrate the planned readiness.

Panama Canal

Forged Bonds and Embezzlement At State University

The Board of Supervisors notes forged records and embezzlement totaling 875,000 dollars, including 400,000 in university funds and 475,000 in forged bonds. Governor Allen's signature was forged on hundreds of bonds in two other issues. A potential special legislative session is discussed by Governor Long, with Hardin revealing Long avoided making anyone a scapegoat. United States District Attorney Rene A. Viosca announces a joint WPA probe into a 12,500,000 state Charity hospital project in New Orleans.

Ates Board of Supervisors Allen Long Hardin New Orleans United States Rene A. Viosca WPA

Immorality Probe Snares WPA Youth Admin Work

Harvey G. Fields US attorney in Shreveport says DOJ and WPA investigators are probing National Youth Administration operations. The inquiry covers alleged improper use of WPA built property damaged in settling, and claims of improprieties including private use of funds and names added to WPA rolls before a School Board election.

Est Harvey G. Fields United States Shreveport Department of Justice WPA National Youth Administration

Bruce Catton Says Continued From Page One York Post

George Backer edits a new picture-paper for the Labor Party moderates and inner-circle officials worry Attorney General Frank Murphy is hogging the spotlight. The theory is a cabinet hero can become too large a figure and risk overreach.

York Post George Backer Backer The Post Labor Party Murphy Frank Murphy Pennsylvania

WPA Group Hears Plan to Extend WPA Workers Meeting

A WPA workers union and the unemployed form a group planning continued action as unions oppose new wage rules cutting hourly pay on WPA projects. Four AFL leaders are set to meet on Wednesday to discuss amendments to the 30 hour requirement with Congress and the House side proposing similar measures led by Democratic lawmakers from Montana Massachusetts and New York. A stray note about hares and their features appears at the end.

WPA C. 7 ACPL F. L Congress Murry Dem Mont Senate House Casey Dem Mass Keller O'Connor

Fourth Producer in Lewisville Area Seeks Production

In Lewisville Arkansas the Erwin and Leach and East Texas Refining company Patton 1-Bit 24-16-24 completed Sunday as the fourth producer. Oil burned into a separator and storage tanks while gauges were not placed and tests may not have been made. A derrick rises as crews plan swabbing after casing work. Cleve Warren No 1 tubing remained plugged and J C Stevens company independents have a new location in NW NE 19-16-23 center north half.

Lewisville Ark Erwin and Leach and East Texas Refining Company Patton J. C. Stevens Company

Soil building allowances under 1939 farm program

County Agent Oliver L. Adams notes that 1939 farm program payments will be made for soil building allowances earned. Farms not yet earning allowances may be held in reserve until year end. Calculation uses tilled acres minus cotton allotment times 70 cents, shown in December 1938 mailings, with adjustments for noncrop open pasture over 50 percent of crop land or commercial bearing orchards.

Weevil Infestation Warns Hempstead County Cotton Growers

Dry hot weather threatens cotton as first crop of boll weevils becomes active in Hempstead County. Extension Circular No. 162 recommends calcium arsenate dust at 5 to 7 pounds per acre when 10 to 15 percent of squares show fresh punctures to control the pest.

Hempstead Arkansas

Free cotton classing service opens for organized communities

Organized one variety cotton communities may apply for free cotton classing and Market News Service. Applications must reach the state committee by August 31 and will be awarded on a first come basis. The service helps growers by providing sexual value data and daily market prices to aid marketing.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics State Committee Ial Miorket

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Reynolds Tobacco Company Fage One McCormick-Deering South Arkansas Implement Co Texarkana Ashdown Bruce Catton WPA Group Lewisville Area Oliver L. Adams Heegroct Waldo Vrasier Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation Regen Twentieth Century Fund New York City Prasier Mrust Americ America
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