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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
5
An editorial sequence about a collage named Lusty or Dusty, a 16 year old collie kept by William Feather. The dog’s aging, care in traffic, gentle nature, and limited mischief are recounted with affectionate, period-tinged prose.
An Italian seaplane bound for Spanish rebels was stopped off the coast carrying machine guns and bombs. A second plane crashed after takeoff with bombs aboard, while a third was missing amid Mediterranean fighting. The Exmouth liner Exovher reported witnessing Palma’s fall soon after removing 92 foreigners.
Guerte Andrew McMahon was committed for trial on three charges after sobbing testimony at Bow Street police court. He said he “slithered” a revolver at King Ked ward on Constitution Hill two weeks earlier and, while intending to shoot himself, threw the weapon away instead.
Neill C. Marsh, a candidate for Congress from the Seventh Arkansas district, will address the public at 7 p.m. Friday from the steps of Hope city hall. This will be his third county appearance following stops in Washington and Pat Wes. Marsh faces Wade Kitchens in the race.
Nations of Italy and Germany signal recognition of Locarno terms as discussions proceed toward a formal five power conference. Aimed at easing tensions, the agreement reflects efforts to restore diplomacy with Britain and France in the coming weeks.
In Middletown winter works superintendent Burl Gebhart advised homeowners to stagger lawn sprinkling during the heat wave. He did not order full watering bans but urged alternating intervals to reduce water use. The plan reportedly saved significant water and supported lawn care.
A Columbus meeting drew about 200 voters as sheriff candidates Ward and Bearden traded sharp claims. Bearden defended his two-year pursuit of crime while Ward touted public service and personal donations, urging voters to back his county-wide reform. The session inside the school gym featured speeches by other local candidates and county leaders.
Hempstead County speaking engagements list appears garbled with multiple names and places. It references tours and dates including August and various towns such as Viney Grove Williaville Willianville and Nevada County ties. The fragmentary items show a pattern of prearranged talks and windups with times like 10 a.m. and evenings noted but specifics are unclear.
President Roosevelt visited Campobello and Quebec amid a Canada United States talks drive on hydroelectric cooperation. He stressed given and take between nations to solve problems, and planned discussions with Governor General and Premier King on cross border power development at the St. Lawrence and Quoddy project. James Roosevelt accompanied his father, while Mrs. Roosevelt traveled separately.
Berlin report indicates Japan chosen as host nation for the 1940 Olympiad with confirmation from national Olympic committee. unclear text references Tokyo and organizations amid dispatches from Berlin.
Tom Carrel and Hope Kle deiler announced the purchase of three South Walnut Street buildings in Hope from West National Bank. They lease Shipley Starlin Robins Beer Parlor and Miller Radio Shop, plan remodeling, and expect to move permanent residence from Springdale Arkansas. The sale price was not disclosed.
Canada welcomed the first official visit by an American president as President Roosevelt and Governor-General Lord Sweedsmuir arrived. Prime Minister Mackenzie King and US Minister Northan Armour organized a royal-scale reception on Dufferin Terrace near Citadel Hill.
Absentee ballots may be cast starting Saturday at 12 noon August 1 at the courthouse in Wash Ang and by mail or personal appearance. The Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee chairman W. S. Atkins urged residents to obtain ballots by letter or in person. A graveyard work party is planned nine miles north of Hope on Tuesday August 4, inviting public help.
MEMPHIS TENN special report. Governor Landon’s situation described amid weather and grasshopper concerns. Conflicting remarks on mud and land plans create uncertainty about the governor’s next move and the broader impact on local business and daily life.
Sacramento voters face twenty one measures in November with twenty six statewide items including fourteen constitutional issues and two referendums, plus five invasive proposals qualified for the ballot.
Funeral services for B M Jones will be held at 3 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church with Rev Wallace Rogers of Vicksburg Miss officiating. Pallbearers include Ed Ward Kaufman W Keighy Charles Foster Luther Higgason W M Hurt and Lex Helps. Surviving are four daughters a widow and several relatives. The Rev W O Hanes Southern Methodist evangelist aided in services prior to death from heart disease at a Little Rock hospital.
Fort Walton, Florida sees seven foot waves and high tides as a tropical gale nears the coast. Refugees flock to sheltered shore points while weather officials warn of rising seas and gusts up to heavy speeds. No injuries reported though signs blown down and traffic disrupted along exposed routes.
Chicago reports farm prices at their peak in six years amid World conditions. Unfavorable crops and rain losses from drought plus drought in North America drive a broad buying surge as farmers seek to secure value.
ASHEVILLE N C UP Chief W J Everett said the clue sent to the FBI in Washington consisted of hairs from a man's head found on a towel in the girls hotel bathroom.
Jackson Tenn report discusses land rehabilitation and county government consolidation as a path to reduce expenses and improve administration at the West Tennessee Farmers and Homemakers Institute. Dr H A Morgan, TVA chairman, calls land rehab the greatest peace movement, citing valley nitrogen products. E W Parker of Kingsport Press urges reducing Tennessee counties to central groups.
A fragmented clipping notes deer and boll weevil as public enemies of cotton. A planter blames deer for eating two acres of his staple crop while references hint at broader agricultural woes. The text also mentions Marie Antoinette in an uncertain context prior to execution.
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