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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
The fragment suggests approval recommendations related to bulk goods including olive oil and dried eyes, with increases in hemp cordage and small bells for bicycles and velocipedes. Decreases are indicated for bant wood furniture olive oil packaged and pipe cigars and parts.
In Richmond Virginia Tuesday a bust of President Zachary Taylor was unveiled during dedication exercises. Major General John A. LeJeune of the Virginia Military Institute gave the dedicatory address praising Taylor as a president whose common sense integrity patriotism and homely virtues earned public affection despite criticism.
San Antonio reports the body of Frank Kempf, a Devine dairyman missing since June 15, was found badly decomposed with a fractured skull about five miles northeast of Devine near the Laredo San Antonio highway. In Sharon, O M Sapling was elected mayor with 14 votes. opponent 8 votes in a town of 60.
E G Ostin of Little Rock secretary and business manager of the Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association visited Frank Ward new president of the state organization. Plans are under way for the golden anniversary celebration in Hot Springs on the second Tuesday in June next year with Ward presiding, a honor linked to his late father who previously served as president.
LORIENT France reports the destroyer Gerfaut speed trials show 42 6 knots on trials under Washington naval limits. She surpasses sister ships by 11 knots and sets a new record ahead of the Albatross.
Bishop Francis W. Howard of Covington Kentucky, president general of the National Catholic Educational association, lauded Pope Pius XI for courage amid trials with the Italian government. He thanked God for the Holy See's steadfast stance and expressed sympathy for the pontiff during the current challenges.
Nashville Tennessee July 11 132 A special conference for Sunday school superintendents of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Mt Sequoyah Ack in charge by Rev O W Moerner of Nashville. General administration problems will be discussed.
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University athletics director Russ Cohen announces a lighting system will be installed to allow night track meets at the campus. This upgrade aims to extend practice and competition hours and support event scheduling.
Paris presents a white vien piece with strong color accents and piping. The description notes 41 rose malmatgon as part of the ornament, indicating a decorative composition and textile detailing.
Hempstead County Court warns defendants in the Swofford and Cavender cases to appear within thirty days or answer the plaintiff's complaint. Clerk Willie Harris notes the June 10, 1931 seal. Traffic disruption reported on Cotton Belt between Camden and Memphis. yard crew and garbag collectors observed in Tampa area. extra freight cars and snipy uniforms noted.
North of Camden a T4-car tomato train from Texas derailed when rails buckled likely from heat. Tracks for several hundred feet were torn up at the junction of the Cotton Belt and Rock Island lines, causing traffic delays on both railroads.
Louisville reports claim Clara Bow and John Gilbert are listed on payroll records of a tobacco manufacturing plant. Clara, a red head, is said to be less than two months younger than the actress sharing her name.
Arkadelphia banks including Arkadelphia Bank Elk Horn Bank Citizens National Bank and Merchants and Planters Bank and Trust announce a saving account rate reduction from four percent to three percent. The new rate takes effect July 1 on new accounts and October 1 on existing accounts.
NY report recalls three one eyed aviators who attempted an Atlantic crossing. Grancis Coli with one eye vanished after leaving France with Nug eesser. Walter Hinchcliffe and Elsie Mackay disappeared at sea. Wiley Post remains the only successful one eyed flyer known to pilots.
The state highway department finished graveling and spreading final surfacing on the Polk county road connecting No. 711 with a Montgomery county route. The 20 mile section between the two areas is now complete and ready for use.
Nashville defense attorneys in the Rogers Caldwell trial pressed to show Caldwell was unaware of alleged trust violations. Cross examinations targeted Bank of Tennessee officials J. D. Carter and E. A. Goodloe as witnesses, with Carter described as a key figure in the trust department and Caldwell’s supervision deemed minimal.
Richard Olsts a 12 year old Chicago boy has created a Fort Dearborn replica using 1260 matches paper and glue. Gifts exceeding 2300000 have flowed to Purdue University in its 62 years of existence.
Amateur-era report states Eva Le Gal Lenice founder and producer of New York Civic Repertory heater sustained critical injuries in a summer house gasoline explosion. Doctors anticipate recovery and return to career. appearance prior to accident noted.
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