Tariffs blamed for economic mood in Midwestern view
The piece argues rising belief in the Midwest that high tariffs hurt the economy. It cites Senator McCarran's push to repeal the reciprocal trade act and critiques tariff policy as man-made and profit-driven, urging correction of errors to restore prosperity. It references manganese ore, cotton, and the steel industry, stressing national defense tariffs yet condemning excess beyond defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krazier Stunt
NEA Service
Middle West
Texas Weekly
Fat McCarran
Nevada
Russia
McCarran
Hull
Uf Usis
America
Germany
Switzerland
Agiis
16 Farms Sold In This Section For 46000 Total
A sale of 16 farms for a total of 46000 was completed Wednesday by Hugh Smith of Hope estate field agent for the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. The farms, in Hempstead Nevada and Lite River counties, drew a low cash down payment of 22.00. Buyers were predominantly local farmers and investors from Texas. Smith noted a strong demand for farms and a jump in regional farmland values over the past two years. Several buyers viewed farmland as an investment anticipating price gains in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Hope. Rea
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Hempstead
Nevada
Lite River
Texas
Smith
Byrd in Seclusion as Ill in Maine
NEW YORK commander Richard Byrd is critically ill and secluded at West Tremont Maine to keep letters away from him. Commander George Neville, his buddy, says Byrd is a very sick man and is isolated on a peninsula south of Bangor near Penobscot Bay after returning from his Antarctic expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Byrd
West Tremont
George
Neville
Neville Delared
Maine
Bangor
Penobsc
Byrd
Boston
Tie
Novilla
Elephant Crossing- Alps Is Detained and Other Tales
A travelogue recounts Halliburton delaying in Gran San Bornareda over a 1 percent elephant deposit, with veterinary checks delaying entry to Italy, while Hannibal’s rival faces funds issues. Nearby, New York's Washington Square and old colonial vibes frame a legal relief tale as three people face jewelry theft charges dropped. other cases, a mistrial on liquor sales, and a wife and child abandonment acquittal fill the docket as cases move to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Taly
Richard Allie Burton
Austhor
Hannaie Dal
Mary
Strele
Halian
Gran San Bornareda
Halliburton
Lucerne
Switzerland
Italy
Opel Walls
Stella Williams
S i Gait
Walls Board
Naicipal
Tony Carrel
Carrel
Walls
Hig Raain
Rebecca Melvernas
P. T. Stages
J. P. Melver
Rebecca Melver
George Scott
J. W. Booker
Roosevelt Opposes Corporate Charitable Deductions
A record of Senate lobbying questions reveals Texas Power & Light Co spent 33777 to oppose a utility holding company bill. President Roosevelt called corporate charity deductions improper, arguing donors should choose their gifts rather than corporate officers. Flood control efforts for the Mississippi valley move forward as Wilson aims for early bill consideration. Messages from the grave oppose the admin utility bill and the Communications Commission orders telegram reports after alleged forged messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas Power & Light Co
Senate
Joh W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Roosevelt
Administration
Communicisions Commission
Avast
Senate Committee
Blick
Alabama
Frazier Hunt Sees Relief Farmers Plan Paths Out of Drouth Mood
In Ridgefarm Illinois five relief workers discuss wages pensions tariff wars and the New Deal. They blame the machine for job loss praise Roosevelt and Huey Long while considering Coughlin and a possible third party. The piece notes local attitudes and voter leanings as the nation debates relief and recovery.
Local boy lands chemist job with Pike county cinnabar firm
Lyking Padgett, a Hope youth and Hope High School graduate of 1991, secured a permanent chemist position with Mercury Producers Inc. after a Star report linked him to the Pike county cinnabar company led by Frank A. Vanderlip. He returned from Springfield College for two weeks of training and now works at one of three mills on a 586 acre tract, with two mills pending operation depending on ore processing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Lyking Padgett
Hope Youth
Mercury Producers, Inc
Pike County
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Young Padygitt
F. L. Padgitt
Hope
Young Padgitt
Springfield
Lane
Acual
Padgitt
Hope High School
Pearson Removed From Island Post
In a surprise move President Roosevelt transferred Lawrence W. Cramer of New York to governorship of the Virgin Islands, succeeding Paul M. Pearson. Judge T Webber Wilson also leaves the islands, with Cramer’s appointment noted amid Senate investigation drama. Pearson had previously declined to resign, while Mormon crickets devastate Salt Lake City areas, feeding on all in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Roosevelt
Lawerence
W. Cramer
New York
Cramer
PSL
Croix
Willl
Gay
Paul M. Pearson
Pearson
T. Webber Wilson
the Islands
Federal District Court
Senate
Cruer
Ape Peintes
Washington
Pan
Harior Ie
Iykes
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Investigating Committee
PWA
Pears
Salt Lake City
Mad dog kills 100 horse near Rocky Mound
A rabid mad dog that roamed Rocky Mound two weeks ago is blamed for the death of a 100 horse owned by Curry Allen. The horse died Sunday after being bitten, the rabies dog was killed and found infected. No other livestock were reported bitten, though one Rocky Mound family stopped using milk from their cows as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mound
Curry Allen
Liquor Advocate First to Go Broke in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK The first wholesale liquor dealer to file bankruptcy here was P. B. Stapp president of State Distributors Inc. He testified at a hearing that liabilities reached 153,990.08 with liens on warehouse merchandise, assets at 167,727 after removing stock. The petition cites 30,000 tied-up funds needed to continue business and fees against warehouse merchandise hindering sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
P. B. Stapp
Martineau
State Distributors, Inc
Ac My
Stapp
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Mere Lerhandise
Rev W K Chandler Dies at 78 After Evangelistic Work
The Rev. W. K. Chandler, 78, Baptist minister known for evangelistic work in Oklahoma and Texas, died of a heart attack at his Oklahoma City home. He preached in Nacoma and Bowie, Texas, and lived in Hope, Arkansas. Survivors include his widow and four children. Funeral services were held in Duncan, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. K. Chandler
Oklahoma
Texas
Chandler
Nacoma
Bowie
Tecumsen
Duncan
Hope
Ark
Iva Chancellor
San Antonio
Tom’ Cole
Paris
F. W. Chandler
W. G. Chandler
Childress
Duncan, Ola
Hogs Reach $1 Market Price in Chicago After Five Years
Chicago reports hog prices at the $1 level for the first time since September 1920 as light hogs rise 10 to 15 cents amid small receipts and a government $2.25 tax. Demand remains bullish with Chicago trading quiet on lighter weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Nicago
Urges Cotton Men End Buying Strike
Senator Bankhead of Alabama urged textile buyers to end the buying strike amid a forecast of a 1936 cotton crop. He warned there is no justification to stay out of the market and said prices are likely at their lowest. He hinted a government loan may be announced to support the 1935 crop. In sports, Wilmer Allison defeated Heiner Henkel to give the United States a Davis Cup win over Germany and set up a tie with Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachington
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Allison
Greyman
America
Wimbledon
Eng
Wilmer Allison
Heiner Henkel
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Three Officers in Charge of CCC Camp
The CCC camp near AlAnain miles southeast of Hope is headed by three Army officers Captain Marie H Meyer First Lieutenant Paul H Case the medical officer and Second Lieutenant Frank J Anneberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
CCC Wamp
Alanain Miles Seut of
Hope
Marie H. Meyer
Paul H. Case
Frank J. Anneberg
Foreign Secretary Praises U S on Italian Crisis
Sir Samuel Hoare lauded the United States for its stance in the Italy Ethiopia dispute in the House of Commons. The Italian War Ministry proclaimed that each Fascist Youth graduate becomes a soldier at age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
Italy
Ethiopia
War Ministry of
Oscar Cox Dies at Fulton Wednesday
Oscar Cox a Fulton resident for 11 years died there Wednesday morning of swamp fever after a week of illness. He was born and raised at Washington and had moved to Fulton. Funeral services will be at the Washington old Cox cemetery Thursday at about 10 a.m. He leaves two sons Sam and John Cox of Fulton and five daughters Mrs Maggie Daley Mrs Alien Auterbury Mrs Pearl Rogers Mrs Addie Monroe and Mrs Jennie Atkerson. He also leaves two brothers Will and Albert Cox of Fulton and one sister Mrs Mollie Holt of Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Cox
Fulton
Mr. Cox
Washington
Ald Cox
Cox
Sam
John Cox
Maggie Daley
Alien Auterbury
Pearl Rogers
Emmet
Addie Monroe
Texarkana
Jennie Atkerson
Warren
Will
Albert Cox
Mollie Holt
16000 on Relief Rolls to Get Jobs in Arkansas
WPA officials in Little Rock estimate about 16000 relief clients could be provided work within ten days on 440 federal projects approved for Arkansas. Earlier figures had 7000 to be employed on 155 projects. Final project details were expected in two to three days. Claude Mann of the Hope WPA district said he would publish the list when available. A Fulton man, Frank Jones, recovering from appendicitis at Julia Chester hospital in Hope, is reported to be in good condition at home in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Federal Land Bank
Eaem Land
Arkansas
Missouri
Mlinois
Can Witigak
Hank Sain
Frazier Hunt
NEA Service, Inc
J. A. Kern
Ridgefarm
Illinois
America
Nev Vr
Uncle Sam
Danville
Germany
Huey Long
Penie
Father Coughlin
Taegionnaire
Eller Ian
Little Rock
WPA
Federal
Claude Mann
Hope District
Mr. Mann
Fulton
Frank Jones
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Cotton futures start mixed in New Orleans trading
Markets in New Orleans opened steady and then fluctuated as July futures moved from 11.70 to 11.63 by midmorning. October rose slightly to 11.33, March to 11.20, and May around 11.20 with minor gains amid foreign selling and favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antex. H
Fanny
Alps
Hannibal the Great
Washington Square
Texas Utility
Charity
Mississippi Valley
Wilson
Canero
Echwellenbach
Democrat
Tren
Cataan
Drouth
Indiana
F.D.R
AAA
Wetward
Frasier Hunt
Island Post
Virgin Island
Liquor Advocate
of State Distributors, Inc
Bankhead
U.S
Washington, Old Home
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!