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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
2
A scrambled list of crossword like clues referencing a widow of a former US president and various definitions across numbers 8 to 47. The assortment includes terms for foods, actions, body parts, animals, and people such as Coolidge and a referenced Christmas carol.
A fragmented account outlines clashes involving Burlew and his allies over key appointments, with Education Commissioner John W. Stude baker opposing Burlew nominees. It notes figures like Ikes, Hopkins, Walllace, and Farley pressuring for reforms, while Senate movers warn of utility interests shaping policy.
Harmony Mrs. Bishop Rhodes and daughter and grandmother Mitchell spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Vines. Homer Vines of Hope was the Sunday night guest at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Vines. Seven American league players have a trace of Indian blood Roy and Bob Johnson Elon Hogsett Ben Chapman Leon Gostin John Whitchrad and Odell Hale.
In committee cloakrooms and on the floor, a trio operated with facts and deadly effectiveness, showing how their actions enabled the vast holding company structures to escape regulation. Their influence likely helped the administration bill pass.
The City of Hope Arkansas authorizes the Board of Public Affairs to purchase a turbine generator for the City Water and Light Plant. The estimated cost is about forty thousand dollars, with bids to be opened for the contract. The ordinance declares an emergency and sets the effective date after publication. Mayor Albert Graves presided and the measure was published June 19 1995.
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