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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1937

Page

3

Hempstead County Committee Backs Steel for Chancellor

Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee meeting in Hope passed a unanimous resolution urging the State Democratic Committee to nominate Judge A. P. Steel of Ashdown for chancellor of the Sixth Chancery District. Officials cite funds, time, and electoral uncertainty as reasons against a special primary. The committee also expresses informal support for Governor Carl E. Bailey as U S Senate nominee and passes a resolution of respect for J B Beckworth.

Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee Hope Elty Hall State Democratic Committee A. P. Steel Ashdown Pratt FP. Bacon Texarkana Carl E. Bailey Steel Ninth District Bacon Democratic Party Mno United States Senate Joseph T. Robinson Hempstead Bailey Democratic Committee J B. Beckworth Shover Springs Gordon Beckworth Mr. Berkworth Sarge Steele Sixth Chancery District Arkansas Tratt P. Bacon State of Arkanens State Central Committee Democratic Central

City of Baltimore Fire Claims Three In Chesapeake

A. L. Stephens of Chesapeake Steamship says three men perished when the steamer City of Baltimore burned in Chesapeake Bay Thursday night. Cy Haynie is believed dead, IL Paige, once listed as missing, was found alive in New York as a federal inquiry opens.

Baltimore A. L. Stephens Chesapeake Steamship Line City of Chesapeake Bay Stephens Cy Haynie IL Paige New York

Japanese Student to Speak at First Baptist Church Sunday

Robert K. Shimoda, a Japanese exchange student who studied at Harvard Columbia Yale, will speak at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning about missions from his perspective in Japan and during two and a half years in America and other countries. He plans to finish his Yale doctorate next year and has toured eastern churches sharing his mission view.

Robert K. Shimoda Japan First Baptist Church America Harvard University of Columbia Yale Baptist Workers of America Asis Pp Fonte Manalicfor New York City East

Louisiana State Fair set to open October 23

SHREVEPORT La. Premium lists for the Louisiana State Fair have drawn many exhibitor requests. the event runs October 23 to November 1. Free copies are available by writing PF. 0. Box 1100 Shreveport La. Noted cattle herds intend to exhibit, ensuring premier livestock viewing. Special rail and bus rates to Shreveport will be announced soon, offering savings for attendees.

Shreveport United States

Buyers for Robison Store Return Home

Mrs H Stewart and other buyers for George W Robison Co department stores have returned from Dallas and Fort Worth markets with large stocks of ladies ready to wear and millinery for fall. More than 200 eastern and California lines of merchandise were displayed. They attended several fall fashion shows and returned Friday after a weeklong trip. Ex Slave Owns Land in Fayette Missouri 101 year old Isa Watts paid taxes on 69 acres south of town. Tradition says he worked there as a slave.

Fayette Isa Watts

Hempstead County Delegates to State Club Camp

Hempstead county will send delegates to the annual State Home Demonstration Club Camp from August 10 to 13 at Camp Pike. Delegates will depart Hope City Hall at 8 15 AM by bus, joining Nevada county representatives at Prescott. Contests include cotton house dress, church ensemble, child’s garment, candlewick bedspread, state quilt, bread, and more with several club members entering.

Hempstead County Melya Bullington Hope Nevada County Prescott Little Rock Camp Pike Bullington Vera Rhodes Patmos Club Wilbur D. Jones Deets Paul Club C. K. Osborn J. L. Gentry McCaskill Club John Wilson, Sr Columbus R. L. Lewallen

500 Gasoline Tax Evaders Caught in Memphis

Memphis motorists faced tax notices after the Tennessee department of finance and taxation pursued more than 500 evaders who bought gasoline tax free from an Arkansas bootlegger. The effort targets unpaid state gas taxes totaling over $3,000 as law changes broaden liability.

Memphis Tennessee Department of Finance and Taxation Arkansas Tennessee Department of Finance and Taxation

Evansville Man Arrested for Letter Box Robbery

Evansville Indiana police arrest Sam Tysinger, 23, Kansas City, for robbing a letter box. He told officers he committed the act to return to prison, citing a wish to be sent back. He faces local charges and potential further legal action.

Evansville Iod Sam Tysinger Kansas City

First Photos of Ruins of Ill-Fated Steamer City of Baltimore

Police and firemen search the wreckage of the ill fated steamer City of Baltimore which burned to the water edge on Chesapeake Bay fourteen miles below Baltimore Maryland Thursday night. The plate shows the liner shortly after it became a blazing torch and all but five of the 96 passengers reached land after a night of horror with tales of amazing rescue.

Baltimore Acme City Chesapeake Bay

Delegates Named to State Meeting by Leslie Huddleston Post

At a special meeting of Leslie Huddleston Post No. 45 the American Legion, delegates were elected to the state convention to be held in Hot Springs August 9 to 11. Six delegates and six alternates were chosen, with Rev. W. A. Hammond named post commander and Burl Hollis appointed adjutant.

Leslie Wuddleston American Legion The Legion Hot Springs Legion Post B. C. Hollis V. A. Hammond M. §. Bates Dewey Hendrix Eudora Carlisle Paragould Arkansas Jasper Alabama Leesville Louisiana Allama Suilport Leslie Huddle

Heatherly Principal Meets Travel Conductor in Office

Principal Burdelle of Heatherly High School meets Francis Ferrando, a travel organizer proposing a 30 day, all inclusive tour for teachers to Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and other sites. Ferrando quotes 200 dollars per person with a plan for Burdelle to run the trip as conductor and agent.

Kingstim Burdelle Heatherly High School The Ewaht 1 Professor Burdelle Prof. Burdelle Francis Porecando Heatherly Tai Natonal Park Grand Canyon Ferrando

Warnings on Neutrality Law and Japanese Advance in China

Senator Lewis warned the United States could be at war with China or Japan within an hour if neutrality law enforcement is immediate. Japan tightens grip on Hopeh including Peiping and advances toward Tientsin amid railway clash. two Americans, Harry S. Martin and James A. Hunter, feared in the Tungehow region.

Washington Lewis Minnms United States China Japan Adinistration Senate Orient North China Hopeh Peiping Tientsin Tungehow Harry S. Martin Heston James A. Hunter Peoria

Petition Drives Questions Bailey Resign to Run for Senate

A Hempstead petition circulated by P Vesey Phil Dulin and others asks Governor Carl E Bailey if he would resign to seek the United States Senate seat left vacant by the death of Joseph T Robinson. Bailey replies he will not accept the nomination and urges Democrats to respect his current role. Separately Democrats in DeWitt and Sheridan vote to send delegates to a state convention in Little Rock on August 9 to nominate a Senate candidate, with Grant county urging a special primary if Bailey refuses the nomination.

Hempstead Carl Forcer United States Senate Joseph T. Robinson P. Vesey Hempstead County Phil Dulin, Jr Carl E. Bailey Arkansas Little Rock United States Uni Vern Ark U. S DeWitt and Sherrv Arkansas County Committed DeWitt Salina County State Democratic Committee Carl F. Bailey Grant County Sheridan Bailey Grant Committee T. C. Rushing T. A. Jluites Grapevine Lee Williams Masor Arkansas County W. M. Freeman Dex Witt Farmer John L. McClellan McClellan Trose al Meehan Stuttgart George Pike J. M. Henderson Owen Young H. V. Glenn

Cotton Market in New Orleans Opens Quiet Weekend

New Orleans October cotton opened Saturday around 1.76 and closed near 10.76 to 10.77 per pound, spot cotton prices showing little movement as buyers and sellers held prices steady amid quiet trading.

New Orleans Lowes

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S. Senate Grim Reaper J. B. Beckworth Silent Land of the Dead New Hope Bulletins Robison County Club City Hall Faye Samuel Allen Club Merle Matthews Oxon-St. Paul Club C. 5S. Bitticks O. A. McKnight Bright Star Club C. D. Ball Chlora Ditty Ozan-St. Paul Club Leslie Huddleston Post Claude Stuart Hammock Associated Press John P. Vesey P Dulin
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