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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
6
The Green Laseter home club met Thursday May 25 at Mrs Gludges Albritton home with five members present two new members and two guests. Miss Burlington demonstrated pine needle baskets. Members sang talked and had refreshments cake and cream. The group adjourned with Mrs Cambio to host next month.
A jail inmate Jevons Zalinsky awaiting first degree manslaughter trial sent a $10 bill and a letter to Sheriff Henry Becker thanking him for his thoughtfulness. He credited Zalinsky with saving the sheriff a scramble and said the money would improve the jail.
Warsaw report notes Piłsudski's younger daughter, 18, recently finished school and plans to pursue aviation. She formed a model airplane club at school Wanula, her elder sister, studies agriculture.
A long state act titled The Fair Election Law aims to ensure fair elections in Arkansas. It defines unlawful voting by unqualified electors, mandates poll tax payment verification, and prescribes penalties for violations. It sets procedures for poll tax records, counting, absentee ballots, and election contest handling with strict enforcement and penalties. It covers election officer duties, duplicate ballot boxes, and penalties for officers who violate provisions. The document is approved March 14 1935 and seeks to safeguard lawful voting and integrity of returns.
A thunderstorm at Hillcrest Country Club Kansas City struck two spectators dead and six others injured during the first round of a $4000 golf tournament. William D. Boyle 66 and E M Critchfield 38 were among bystanders near the ninth green as Horton Smith Leonard Dodson and Leland Gibson watched. Thomas J Cunningham suffered severe burns as play was halted and the event trimmed to 54 holes.
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