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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

4

Kipling Poem Lines Mention Centennial Events

The text blends Kipling verse with a local society roundup. It notes a Wednesday Centennial celebration in Rockport with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Sales and others, plus visits to Little Rock and Hot Springs events, and a Woodmen’s Bridge Club gathering. It mentions university student George Robison visiting from Texas and multiple local social engagements.

Hope Rock~ Port J. K. Sales Seva Kaal John Young and Song Mae Enel O'Neal George Robison University of Texas, Austin Claude Garner Garner G. Frank Miles West Second Street Woodnesd Bridge Club Frank Gorth W. H. Hutchinson Joe M. Harbin Matt Galster Miss Vanster Little Rock

Moon's Our Home at Saenger in two days

Margeret Sullivan shines in the comedy romance at the Saenger with a fiery temper and range from love to rage. Misa Sullavan, as the star, displays vivid emotions while Henry Fonda leads a strong supporting group including Henrietta Crosman and Charles Butterworth as they chase love and misadventures through a wedding night quarrel and evolving romance.

Margeret Sullivan Misa Sullaven Tantrun Faith Baldwin Miss Sullavan Henry Ponda Henrietta Crosman Charles Butterworth Lucien Litlefield Beulgh Bondi

Fire Chief Burns Dies at 38 in Little Rock

Little Rock fire chief Charles Augustus Burns died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at a local doctor’s office aged 38. The physician cited acute dilatation of the heart from indigestion as the cause after he collapsed en route for treatment. A native and lifelong Little Rock resident, Burns had led the department since 1933 after nearly forty years as a firefighter.

Little Rock Charles Augustus Burns Burns Mr. Burns Fire Department

Vice Probe Ends With Pleas of Guilty

New York report on prosecutors completing the general investigation led by Thomas E. Dewey as 14 defendants pleaded guilty. Among those involved were Charles Lucky Luciano and several associates who had faced racketeering and compulsory prostitution charges. Petrovich with a 12 to 129 year potential sentence awaits June 19 sentencing while Luciano and others face June 18 dispositions.

New York Thomas E. Dewey Charles Lucky) Luciano As“Sockiles Thomas Petrovich Petrovich Luciano

Centennial Celebration Guests Mentioned in Attendance

The account notes guests at the Centennial celebration including Mrs. R. P. May and her sister Mrs. Mittie Meflammon from Fort Worth. It also mentions George Rowland Shankle of Hot Springs and Mrs. EF McFaddin with Mr. McFaddin as attendees or hosts.

R. P. May May George Rowland Shankle Hot Springs Efi Mittie Meflammon Fort Worth Texas Ef, McFaddin McFaddin

Card of Thanks for Nesbitt Family Bereavement

The Nesbitt family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness shown during their loss of wife and mother Jack Nesbitt. Mrs BH Nesbitt Dorothy Lee Nesbitt Mrs Tony Connellin Mrs James Ellis Mrs Paul Dodson.

Jack Nesbitt Nesbitt Dorothy Lee Nesbitt Tony Connellin James Ellis Paul Dodson

Confederate Veterans Hold 46th Annual Reunion in Shreveport

The Shreveport gathering sent thanks to President Roosevelt for approving acts enabling Marine Corps Band performances and use of army tents for the reunion. Some veterans received care for injuries and exhaustion during travel, as officers were elected and the 1937 meeting site chosen. Simultaneously the Sons of Confederate Veterans convened in the grand hall.

Cluts Shreveport Erate Sons of Confederate Veterans

Wednesday's Results Across Baseball Scores and Weather

Results show New Orleans 12 over Little Rock and Atlanta 4, Chattanooga over Knoxville 13, Memphis over Birmingham with rain, Pittsburgh 6 over Brooklyn, Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 3. New York at Cincinnati and Boston at St Louis delayed by rain. Cleveland 19 over Washington 2, Boston 4 over Detroit. Cleveland at Washington also rain delayed.

New Orleans Little Rock Atlanta Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville Memphis-Birmingham Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit Cincinnati ABC L. Pet Boston A GIL Sal Washington Philacelyh

Pirates Take Second Place With Fifth Straight Win

The Pittsburgh Pirates moved into second in the National League by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2, extending their winning streak to five and sweeping the four game series. Red Lucas pitched well until the ninth inning, aided by a late Brooklyn rally. The loss drops Brooklyn to seven straight losses and ends the deadlock with the New York Giants.

Pittsburgh Pirates Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Brooklyn Red Lucas Guy Bushs New York Giants Cincinnati Bucs New York

Agreement on Auto Sales Is Proposed

Oklahoma City OHUC. UP H L Mc Cracken, chairman of the State Tax Commission, proposed an agreement with Arkansas to protect Oklahoma motor dealers from severe license penalties when selling cars to Arkansas residents. He cited complaints that Oklahoma dealers are penalized heavily for out of state business and warned Arkansas could retaliate.

Oklahoma City H. L. McCrapken State Tax Commission Oklahoma Arkansas Cracken McCracken

Paralysis Test Held Unreliable Says Doctors

A five year study in the United States and Chicago reveals that testing immunity to infantile paralysis by blood serum and monkey injections is unreliable. Researchers Hudson Sennette and Gordon note virus attack through the nervous system, not blood vessels, as most tests miss the true infection route. Of 19 monkeys vaccinated with various substances, 12 showed antibodies, yet 18 of 19 died after nasal exposure to the virus.

Chicago N. Paul Hudson Columbus Ohio Edwin H. Sennette Francis B. Gordon

Arkanaan Dinner la Served to President at Couchwood

A Couchwood Arkansas lunch hosted by Harvey Couch for President and Mrs. Roosevelt featured Arkansas Traveler dishes. Menu included barbecued beef and lamb, fried chicken, baked ham, potatoes, rolls, tea, coffee, salad and dessert, with Warren County-sourced snacks.

Couchwood Hot Springs Ark Roosevelt Meir Hdst Harvey Couch Arkansas Traveler Arkansas South Atcateas New York City

Dodgers Star Mung o Quits Amid Trade Frustration

Van Lingle Mungé, star Brooklyn pitcher, quit the Dodgers Wednesday and left for New York as the team finished with the Pirates and headed to Cincinnati. Dissatisfaction with teammate support and failed trade talks have long been suspected as the cause.

Pittsburgh van Lingle Mungé Brooklyn Dodgers New York Dodgers Pirates Cincinnati

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Kipling C. C. Lewis Jacqueline Blanchard Clinton Sid J. G. Martindale Franklin D. Roosevelt Arlington Hotel Hot Springs Phyllis Snyder Phila ‘Tharp Russell Snyder Lit Fen Oliver Mills Chas Dardan Malvern John Cain A. R Barlow Texarkana DeQueen Prescott W.T. Gorham Moen Joe Our Forth Baldwin Cosmopolitan Henry Fonda Paramount Our Gang Plach Singer Hamilton Orville Contee Hanes Thay Mraerk Oc Cian Nery Hanes R.moores Memphis Saenger Margaret Sullavan Henry: Fonda C. A. Burns Southern Association Barton's FBI SAT MON Mrs. Tucker Luzianne Coffee Broon British Isles Quilty County Chase Ireland Arkanaan Johnson Hope Hardware Matt Cout Mungo Tho Failue of Ravent Emerson Ecole Eo Colgate Business Sibyl Myrtice Spears Mer. Bal Cox Drug kGee John P. Cox Drug Co Hagley Ephan’ S A Department Store LUCKY Rephans Mwuntilucky Dundee Turkish Towels Ecru Helucky Mmn Lucky Tae Atty Ephan’ Department Store
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