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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
5
A poetic column blends nature with local life as a jay lands and a living portrait of a moment, while social notes list weddings, guests, and community events in Hope including the Borland Edgington wedding in Little Rock and local visits from Belle Massey, Floyd Nungesser, and others.
The Arkansas station conducts experiments in bets watermelons loomicos beets cirots asparagus cotton corn legumes grains sorghums ornamental plants and pastures. Cooperative outlying trials cover cotton corn and legume varieties with fertilizers for cotton and vine crops across eight neighboring counties. The station boasts 24 buildings for labs machinery livestock and staff and three miles of grade roads for visitors to view ongoing work year round.
McNutt’s career spans Pottsville and Dover Arkansas to the University of Texas for arts degrees and education diplomas. He led Creedmoor and Pensacola public schools and taught at Daniel Baker College Brownwood before moving to Cincinnati to teach in public schools and earn a PhD. He then became pastor of Storrs Congregational Church in Cincinnati’s industrial center.
The New Theater presents Nothing Sacred with Carel Lombard and Fredric March in Technicolor. Deanna Durbin Judy Garland MGM novelty Every Sunday. A double feature includes Fiend the Witness and Fury and the Worman a lumber camp melodrama with William Gargan Molly Lamont and an all star cast.
The obituary outlines Dr. McNutt’s education at Lane Theological Seminary and University of Cincinnati, teaching roles in philosophy and education at Florida State College for Women, Henderson State Teachers College, and Arkansas College. It notes his influence in training hundreds of teachers and his leadership as department head.
The review lauds Gargan and Miss Lamont for strong performances and the cast overall. Scenic Canadian forest imagery elevates the film Fury and the Woman, described as high quality with some standout scenes. The piece also references a humorous aside about marriage vows and an image of Marco Polo at Lingyin Monastery.
Preliminaries to alternative votes state 3200 tax receipts. Hempstead formed 1818 as one of original five counties, courthouse at Washington built 64 years ago. Gov Harris Flanagin ordered capitol moved hours before Federal troops captured Little Rock on September 10, 1863. Affairs of state continued from Washington until Civil War end. Hope sought county seat in 1878 1882 1910 and 1914, losing to Washington after a court fight.
Julius Braber of Czechoslovakia in New York warns that fight to the last breath preserves national integrity. Alexander Troyanovsky says a nation without principles faces defeat. Rogers W Babson predicts business bottoming out with better conditions by the November election.
Mr Cook denounces more than sixty five thousand dollars in special attorneyship appointments and state perks. He vows to end use of state cars, move to mileage for employees using private cars on state business, and questions Welfare Department waste. He cites Miss Gussie Haynie and Dr Val Parmley in trips to Washington to influence Supreme Court access and disputes the department’s 400 salary-paid staff.
In a public speech, candidate Cook attacked welfare department spending, citing $1,258 for 20 walnut desks and $350 for electric fans, promising no fans if elected governor and urging lower costs. He urged moving away from political influence over the Textbook Commission and criticized Bailey for road promises.
Quote from Col William J. Wiggs notes the army's transportation organization remains as unworkable as during World War I and is now back to the old state. The Boulder Dam power house houses eight of the world’s largest electrical generators.
Tobacco growers including John Durham Jr and Calvin Wiggins tout Camel as the top buyer of premium tobacco. They claim Camel purchases the finest leaves, linens, and baskets from their crops, noting Camel smokers prefer the smoother, higher quality blends.
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