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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists words and clues with numbers, including references to American Banker HORMONTAL, Meadow 14, December 15, and many unrelated items such as Lubricant 16 and Ocean 23. The vertical clues pair with definitions like sorrow exclamations and sleeping actions, forming a mixed set of crossword style entries and dictionary-like items.
The New Deal critics, including Henderson, targeted major industries under NRA, removing a witness from testimony. They opposed steel price-bas ing points, lumber price fixes, low tire prices, and coal price review, while aluminum dropped its code after publicity demands. Henderson's reports highlighted monopolistic government-purchase prices and wage-dividend shifts, noting labor’s slower gains versus capital, with wage growth lags and rising dividends.
The article traces Lindberghs role since 1931 in the Unsigned announcement and a Science piece describing a new glass apparatus at the Rockefeller institute of experimental surgery. A simple glass coil on a rocking table demonstrated circulation in a closed system without pumps, with earlier models failing to work. Changes since then led to a successful version this year, per the institute manager.
Warning order in the Hempstead Chancery Court directs defendants James T Hanegan Genevieve Stign Hanegan and Allie Hanegan Daniel to appear within ninety days to answer the Georgia State Savings Association of Savannah et al plaintiffs complaint. Clerk Dale Jones signs and seals the order dated June 3 10 1935.
Local column reflects on a recent business venture folding as readers are cautioned about asset risk and market volatility. It cites community reactions and the symbolic fate of an enterprise once hailed as promising.
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