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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

6

Race Track Owner Calls Santa Anita a Gold Mine

Los Angeles features a sweeping portrait of Santa Anita Park, led by owner and management profits. The track generates over a million dollars in various taxes and wages, hosts a $1.10 grandstand admission, and a $3.20 clubhouse fee. Attendance and betting volumes reach tens of millions, with a $75,000 prize tally and a $100,000 purse boosted by high turnover. Noted factors include local population, strong stables, and Hollywood interest driving racing growth.

Sam Jackson Wester Los Angeles Santa Anita Chris Uren SSN Ghost Dlaney Paaseibady California Hollywood Oscar Otis A Angeles Reios Angeles Society Hal Roach Santa Apita Charles H. Sub

Rewind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher

In a Washington context, economists report on Roosevelt era price policy and mood shifts. They discuss how raw material prices moved relative to finished goods, noting overstocked manufacturers and price manipulation to cover costs. The piece traces cycles from 1929 to the mid-1930s and into 1937 38, highlighting price mismatches and policy reflections.

Washington Rodney Dutcher Nornally

Stars to Flock to Denver Meet for A A U Tourney

Denver hosts the National A A U tournament March 13 19 with teams from colleges clubs and cities competing for the title. The event features Colorado stars Bark Clack and Byron Whizzer White with Alan Gould AP sports editor to attend the opening ceremonies March 14 and a handshake with Clark and White.

Loudon Kelly Denver Denver Safeways Bartlesville Okla Phillips Rocky Mountain Tea Universty Utah Chicago Safeways Missouri Valley Jost Secone C U.S Midwest Corn Belt Pacific Coast Colorado Bark Dutch Clack Byron Whizzer Alan Gould Associated Press Gould Manda Clark White

Chilean Nitrate Sales Gain in United States

A Chilean Nitrate Sales Corporation review shows US imports of Chilean nitrate rose about 150 percent in the five years ending June 3, 1937, with total world sales up 491 percent, while manufactured nitrogen climbed only 50 percent. The Commerce Department notes US imports near 715,000 tons in 1936 27, up 20 percent from the prior year.

United States Chilean Nitrate Sales Corporation America Chile United States Department of Commerce I de Montreal Canada

Economic woes push prices and employment toward crisis

The article describes a downward price spiral across raw materials and finished goods, driven by low farm and mine output and high finished product costs. It notes mass layoffs, weak purchasing power, and deliberate governmental actions to curb certain controlled prices while aiming to lower prices of building materials to stimulate construction and employment.

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Finance Heads to Visit Couchwood

Wealthy financiers and industry leaders from around the world will visit Couchwood, Harvey C. Couch’s Lake Catherine estate near Hot Springs, for a two day gathering. Attendees include General Charles G. Dawes, Sir William Wiseman, Oliver Lucas, Walter W. Head, Crosley Kemper, Wilson McCarthy, Robert Nell, Tom Smith, E. G. Bennett, John Sorrells, C F Couch, and C E Johnston among others representing major banks and railroads. The event highlights international finance influence alongside American banking and railroad interests.

Little Rock Harvey C. Couch Arkansas Power and Light Company Couchwood Lake Catherine Het Springs Charles G. Dawes United States Great Bri Walter W. Head St. Louis American Bankers Association Crosley Kemper Kansas City Wilson McCarthy Denver RFC Robert Nell Eighth Federal Reserve District Nevis Ford New York First Baton Corporation Tom Smith Chase National Bank E. G. Bennett Ogden First Security Corporation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation John Sorrells The Commercial Appeal Scrims-Howard C.F. Couch Shreveport Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad C. E. Johnston Kansas City Southern Rail

Emmet Girls Win 28th Cage Game

Emmet senior girls basketball team defeated Blevins 41 to 19 to claim their 28th win of the season. Crabb scored 17 and Chambless 14 as Emmet’s passing attack overwhelmed the opponent. The squad aims for a strong state tournament showing and hosts Ashdown Friday at 4 o'clock.

Emmet Ark Ath Blevins Girls Blevins Crabb Chambless Jones Crumby Brown Cale Prescott Laneburg Ashdown Bomet All-Stars Gulf Oil Team of Hope

Quotes on War, Theatre and Women From Notable Voices

A set of historical quotations on theater prowess, the Siberian voyage, Capone era vigilance, and women’s roles. Dr Charles A Beard warns of national risk. James A Johnson humorously notes wartime reporting. Mrs M G Roebling argues for women’s place beyond the home. W A Shimer contends women would run the world for peace and children’s interests.

Helen Hayes Orient Siberia Singapore Charles A. Beard Capone James A. Johnson Alestraz Island M- G. Roebling Trenton, N

Prompt fragment lists corporate leaders and firms

The text names G A Crawford president of Pullman company, Charles B McCain of United Power and Light, Rom 0 Moloney of Moloney Electric, EB Ames executive of Kean Taylor, L C Coggan of Corn Products Refining, and Dave Harris of Arkansas-Louisiana Ges company, with several locations in St Louis Ames Shreveport.

G. A. Crawford Pullman Company Charles 8. McCain Chicago United Power and Light Company Rom Moloney St. Louis Moloney Electric Company Ames New York Kean Taylor Company L. C. Coggan Corn Products Refining Company Dave Harris Shreveport Arkansas-Louisiana Ges Company

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