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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

3

First of Bonus Bonds Received in Hope Monday

McNeill of Hempstead county received the first World War veteran bonus bond in Hope. About 600 county veterans will get adjusted service certificates as bonds are distributed from St Louis and Dallas. Postmaster Wilson urged veterans at home to sign for bonds. large cash payouts expected nationwide this week with safeguards against fraud. Howard Ketchum studies color effects on air travelers at New York site.

McNeill North Hervey Stecet Hempstead Hope Post Office Dallas Aea Ife France Robert Wilson St. Louis J. M. Duffie National Guard Washington Federal Reserve Bank Treasury Post Office The American Legion

Fishermen drown as gale scatters JIONGKONG fleet

Bulletin reports 34 fishermen drowned after gale scattered boats off JiongKong on Saturday. Eight large fishing vessels foundered. rescue and reporting efforts continue as officials recount the disaster.

Jiongkong China

Clark Descendants Remember Clark Line at Hempstead

The Clark memorial dedication in Vincennes Indiana on a June Sunday recalls George Rogers Clark and his brother Benjamin with Hulda Anthony in early Hempstead County. Descendants Mrs Dan Green Hope Luther Smith Washington and Miss Mary Edna Jones Hope along with Mrs Joe Fontaine Ozan live in the county and the Star's Centennial Edition June 28 covers the family history. Related line includes Mrs Sid Henry and Miss Mac Jamison as direct descendants of Benjamin Franklin Butler once U S attorney general at Arkansas statehood and later Secretary of War in Jackson's cabinet.

Clark Vincennes Ind Hempstead County George Rogers Clark Benjamin Hulda Anthony North Hempsterd County Thee Fine Ous Dan Green Hope Luther Smithy -Waehington Mary Edna Jones Joe Fontaine Ozan Sti Harpstead County Star Sid Henry Mac Jamison Benjamin Franklin Bulter United States Arkansas Union Jackson

Faulkner County Salary Act Upheld

Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday upheld the 1934 Faulkner county salary net election voted by citizens via rubber stamp ballots after the election board barred the ballot question. The court also ruled the State Highway Department must pay sales tax on highway maintenance commodities, affirming prior rulings. The Highway Commission argued it was a government branch and the tax would be a transfer of funds.

Little Hock Arkansas Supreme Court Faulkner County Board of Election Commissioners High Court State Highway Department Putaslei The Highway Commission State Revenue Commissioner

Spreckels Injured In Green Lake Speed Boat Crash

Adolph Spreckels, Seattle native now in Eugene Oregon, lost control of an outboard speed boat at Green Lake. The craft struck a crowd, toppled a sound truck, and Spreckels was left suspended by a climbing pole while spectators moved him to a hospital. Attendants described his condition as serious but not necessarily dangerous. several spectators were hurt in the incident.

Seattle v/P Adolph Spreckels Green Lake Spreckels Eugene Ore

New Experiments to Be Inspected at Station Farm

University of Arkansas officials announce June 26 as an annual visiting day at the College of Agriculture Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station. Visitors from 40 counties will tour the farm in the morning with talks by agricultural specialists, followed by afternoon addresses from Dr. C. C. Taylor Dan T. Gray Governor Futrell and J. W. Sargent. The public is invited to attend. The annual negro visiting day is set for Saturday June 27.

University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Fruit and Truck Branch G. W. Ware L. C. Baker Corps of C. C. Taylor Dan T. Gray College of Agriculture J. M. Futrell J. W. Sargent Soil Conservation Service South Arkansas

69 Lose Lives in Week End Crashes

The Associated Press reports at least 69 people died in U S week end traffic crashes led by Pennsylvania with nine fatalities. One wreck near Turtk hannogl Pennsylvania injured seventeen, including sixteen bus passengers when a transcontinental bus skidded and overturned after braking on a slick road. The bus struck a car, killing its driver. Earlier two cars collided at the same spot but no injuries. A hearse and several wrecked vehicles later appeared in an apparent safety pageant.

Associated Press United States Pennsylvania Turtkhannogl

Star's Centennial Edition to Be 48 Pages June 26

The Hope Star's Arkansas Centennial Edition will be issued Friday June 26 with 48 pages in six eight page sections. Section D released last Saturday June 1 adds 21 stories and photographs and features items on Spring Hill, Sam Houston, the Poison Springs battle, and early Hope history with photos of locals and historical figures.

Star Arkansas Hope Star The Spring Hill Virginia Firesimmons Hicks Sam Houston Dooley's Ferry Horace Kennedy the Star Hempstead J. Hartsfield DeAnn Battle John Riley Yocom Spring Hil Albert Pike Lotter Butried’ Bear Blevins

Bush to Manage Bone's Campaign in Arkansas

Batesville candidate Dex ter Bush of Texarkana was named campaign manager for governor hopeful Pi Ridge Marcus Bone. Bush will start duties at Gleason hotel in Little Rock, with an initial address planned in El Dorado next Saturday night. A supporters special train will transport fans from Newport and Batesville to El Dorado for the event.

Little Rock Ridge Marcus ‘Bone Batesville Dexter Bush Texarkana Judge Bush Gleason Hotel Judge Bane el Dorado Newport

Regional Woodmen Meeting Opens in Hollister Mo

State President Eva D Taylor travels from Hope to Hollister Missouri to attend a five day Woodmen regional meeting beginning Monday. About 100 delegates from four states are expected as one of three regional gatherings nationwide this summer. The opening will feature a get together led by Regional Director Florence Holden Jensen of Omaha Nebraska with formal ceremonies to follow.

Eva D. Taylor Hope Woodmen Circle Hollister U4 Suates Swmmer Florence Holden Jensen Omaha Neb

Arkansas Observes 100th Anniversary With Celebrations

Arkansas marks 100th anniversary of statehood with a state pageant parade and exhibits. The centennial stamp sale opens in Little Rock with a parade and pageant and events in Harrison Van Buren Jasper Mena Ashdown Eureka Springs and Little River area. The inaugural procession features James S. Conway and Claibourne W. Conway with sixty floats. The Marine Band performed at the war memorial building and a tablet unveiling by UDC while the Augustus H. Garland death coach was presented to the Arkansas Pioneers Association. A parade of progress by the Young Men's Association and another Marine Band concert cap the celebrations.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Union Harrison van Buren Jasper Newton County Centennial Commission Mena Little River Ashdown Eureka Springs Roosevelt United States Marine Band War Memorial Building Memorial Chapter UDC United States Augustus H. Garland Arkansas Pioneers Association of Young Men's Association Marine Band City Park M

Young Girl Drowns at Norris Lake Tennessee

Ruby Wilson, 14, the first Norris Lake victim, drowned near Cedar Hill six miles south of LaFollette. The learner swimmer disappeared in deep water and bodies were recovered about ten minutes later after the outing party tried to rescue her.

Lonely Widow Plans Final Exit From Arkansas

Mrs Lula Tuveson of South Bend visited ED Hardwick at Tucker State Prison Farm and announced she plans to leave the state this week never to return to Arkansas. She had sought clemency for Hardwick, serving a life sentence for murder, and said she intends to marry him despite the long wait for his release.

England Ark UP Lula Tuveson South Bend Ed Hardwick Life Tormier Tucker State Prison Farm Arkansas Tuveson Hardwick J. M. Futrell

Famous Ford to be Here Tuesday

A 2,000,000th V-8 Ford will visit Tuesday on its Dallas bound trip from Dearborn. May or Albert Graves will sign the driver’s log at 1:15 p m as James Rooney is greeted by a welcome committee from Hope Auto Co. Visitors will see the car finish in armory green and yellow on the way to the Ford Exposition in Dallas.

Ford Hope Ford Hirer Mouge Dearhorn Mich Henry Ford Edgell Ford Viscount Webner Dallas Tennessee Arkansays Escovier Tate Albert Graves James Rooney River Rouge Ford Motor Company Dearborn Chicago San Diego Armory Ford Rouge Edsel Ford Viscount Warner Ford Rotunda Fords

Negro Celebration in Hope Week Planned at Yerger High

A three day celebration organized by Hope Negro groups will be at Yerger High School park this Friday through Sunday featuring various entertainment. Baseball games include Hope Tigers versus Little Rock and DeKalb Texas with D C Jones handling arrangements. Also noted is government subsidy of up to 77 5 percent for certain French airlines.

Hope Yerger High School Hope Tigers Little Rock DeKalb Texas D. C. Jones

Plane Crashes During Storm Patrol Near Jacksonville

A three-man crew on storm patrol aircraft, commanded by C. M. Perrott with Radioman Walter C. Morris and Mechanic William D. Cities, is reported lost after a crash near Jacksonville during a tropical storm. A radio message indicated wreckage was raised by grappling hooks. Weather warnings stretched from Tarpon Springs to Titusville as the storm bore down on Florida’s west and east coasts.

Jacksonville Tampa Bay C. M. Perrott Walter C. Morris William D Fla Thida Central Lower West Co Fordl Bonita Springs Edwards Everglades Fort Myers Sarasota St. Petersburg

Hempstead County String Band Expands to Thirty Five Members

Ruel Oliver, WPA music director, announced Monday the Hempstead County string band grew to 35 members and rehearsals are held Saturdays at Hope City Hall. He urged locals to join and said a public concert is planned within two weeks at city hall. The note adds a side calculation stating a room 18 by 12 by 8 feet weighs about 165 pounds.

Ruel Oliver WPA Hempstead County Hope City Hall Oliver City Hall Save

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