Pinchot Attacks Robinson in Philadelphia Address
Governor Pinchot blasted Robinson at a Philadelphia labor union meeting on unemployed relief. He labeled Robinson a standout Republican in name, claimed he led the Costigan-LaFaljette relief bill fight, and tied Democratic leadership in Washington to a magnate coalition.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
Washington
Gover
Robinson
Arkansas
Philadelphia Central Labor Union
Costigan-LaFal
Local Legion Posts Load Carloads For South Dakota Sufferers
Local Legionnaires work through Sunday to load two car funds of food and feed for donation to South Dakota sufferers, announced by JF Li Stringer post commander. One car leaves Oran, the other Hope, with all Legion men urged to assist Sunday and donors urged to contact Legion members.
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South Dakota
JF. Li Stringer
Oscar van Riper
Oran
Hope
Legion
Audit Commission Testimony on Highway Overpayment
Testimony offered by the Highway Audit Commission alleges an $80,000 overpayment to Ifogen Construction and C. S. Constant and Co. for the Hot Springs Arkadelphia road project. Presented by J. A. Rennie, chief accountant, and Charles S. Christian, chief highway engineer, in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Highway Department
Ifogen Construction Company
C. S. Constant and Company
Hot Springe-Arkadelphia
Highway Audit Commission
J. A. Rennie
The
Audit Commission
Charles S. Christian
Texarkana Man Injured in Wreck
Texarkana resident E. T. Gentry, 23, and Austin resident Mrs. Irby F. Langston were badly burned when an automobile tank explosion followed a collision near Austin. Gentry was rescued by Walter Huff and rushed to a hospital, where he was reported dying. Langston suffered leg burns, while her two children escaped with minor bruises.
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Little Rock
Austin
E. T. Gentry
Texarkans
Irby F. Langstone
Gentry
Walter Huff
Texarkana
Texas
Huff
South to Solve Own Crisis Pioneer Says
A Mississippi letter from B T Clark discusses South state banking, confidence, and local finance. He urges state cooperation to back banks, prevent capital flight, and support agricultural enterprises. He also recounts a German former Rebel owner losing wealth, and notes cotton quality and Delta growers price trends.
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South
Pioneer
Scheining Mince
Mississippi
Colonel Trice
Texas
Delta Staple
Purtle Residence Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Helsey Purtle on Hope route three near Rocky Mound on Saturday night February 27. Only a few quilts and some goods were saved as the family narrowly escaped the blaze. Relatives neighbors and others assisted in cleaning up and resuming housekeeping. The Purtles thank everyone who contributed.
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Helsey Purtle
Hope Route Three
Rocky Mound
Hope
Purtle
Experiment Farm Program March 18 at Hope Station
The Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope invites the public for a Spring Visiting Day on Friday March 18. Visitors will see cover crops like cats rye vetch Austrian peas burr clover and demonstrations on rooting sweet potatoes etc. A short program includes Deen Dan T Gray Connie Bonalugel and H M Stephens. The event aims to share practical farming insights for southwest Arkansas residents and welcomes lunch bringing attendees.
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Fruit and Truck
Hope
G. W. Ware
South
Arkansas
Deen Dan T. Gray
College of Agriculture
Connie J. Bonalugel
The
Agricultural Extension Service
H. M. Stephens
Padgitt Returns For Visit From Hope Area
Lykins Padgitt arrived Thursday with his parents Mr and Mrs F S Padgitt near Hope for a visit. Once an outstanding Hempstead county 4 H club member he won several prizes. He now attends Southwest Teachers College Springfield Missouri and competes in a ten jitter contest.
Three Held After Robbery Attempt at Local Warehouse
LITTLE ROCK two men and a woman were detained after an attempted break in at the Western States Wholesale Grocery warehouse on Thue and Collins. Albert Hays of West Sixth Street was arrested near the building at midnight by Merchant Patrolman Campbell after two women pedestrians reported a white sedan entering the area. Police said the incident involved an attempted jimmying of a dock door. Mrs Hays and W H Headrick were arrested at Hays room during the investigation. Mrs Headrick was not arrested. The suspects had been lying in their rooms for two weeks, police said.
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Little Rock
Western States Wholesale Grocery Company
Traweek and
Witherspoon
Burgay
Police Free 11 Year Old Kidnapping Suspects Held
In Niles Ohio on a Wednesday a 11 year old boy was abducted while on his way to school. Police recovered him Saturday morning after a posse located a house with a hidden wall. Two men John Demarco 30 and Hargraves 27 of Ohio confessed to kidnapping and intent to collect ransom. The boy was found unharmed in a salt tunnel with the men after breaking through a false wall. He thanked his parents and requested food.
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Delute
Niles
Wa & A
Risen
Aimbling
Pease
Friars
Youngstown
Ohio
Olia
John Demarco
Hargraves
Desmand
Esol
Robbery at Shamrock Bank Nets About $10000
The First National Bank of Shamrock was robbed of roughly $10,000 Friday by two young men who executed a planned holdup. They overpowered janitor Isham Hayes before daylight, forced open the vault, and tied bank officials. Five officers were captured as they entered, then released after the robbers fled in a maroon car toward McLean. One robber discarded a pair of overalls inside the bank. Police were alerted and efforts spread across the Panhandle region.
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Shamrock
Tex
National Bank of Shamrock
Isham Hayes
McLean
Panhandle
Walnut Ridge Senator Ponder seeks Democratic governorship
State Senator Harry L. Ponder of Walnut Ridge announced Saturday his bid for governor in the Democratic primary next August. In a letter to the Hope Star, Ponder pledged honesty and a faithful administration, saying he will unveil his platform later and travel to every county to seek endorsement.
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Harry L. Ponder
Walnut Ridge
Hope Star
Times-Dispatch
Ponder
T P
Budgeting for Home Life From Cooking School Series
Mrs Kate Stafford outlines a home budget plan to balance costs for family meals and care. She urges husband support and clear salary understanding, promoting budgeting as key to harmony and efficient homemaking. The Star’s fourth annual free Cooking School runs March 15 at the Saenger theater with daily lectures from 2 to 4.
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Kate Stafford
Star's
Saenger Theater
United States
Ner Howe
Treasury Post Office Bill Passes House Saturday
A federal measure approving a one cent per gallon tax on petroleum imports faced windfalls in treasury funds. The House on Saturday also passed a billion dollar treasury post office manual supply bill, signaling a broad funding package amid ongoing fiscal negotiations in Washington.
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Wabhin
Pose-an
Washington
Treasury’ Post Office
House
Baron Takuma Dan Murdered in Tokio
Baron Takuma Dan, Mitsui managing director, was killed after an attack as he stepped from his car in front of the Mitsui bank in Tokyo. Police could not confirm if stabbing or shooting caused the wounds. Dan, a leading figure in Japanese finance, had been in the United States since 1921 to foster East-West business ties. The Mitsui group is described as the wealthiest in the Orient, with vast holdings across banks railways steamships and factories.
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Tokiowa
Takuma Dan
Mitsui
Astasain
Jm Automobile
Mitsui Bank
Faegue
Far East
United States
House of Mitsui
Rockefeller
School Girl Found Wandering Streets
Columbus police report a ten-year-old girl, Martha Ford, who vanished from school Friday at noon and was held for 24 hours by an attempted kidnapper. She was found on the west side of Columbus shortly before noon Saturday, suffering from an attempted attack.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martha Ford
Cyclists Plan 3000 Mile Ride At Eighty Daily
In Duluth Minnesota William Bisscaoh and Raymond Lers on prepare for a 3000 mile bicycle trip over five days aiming for an April start and a strict 80 mile per day schedule. The duo wager they will complete the ambitious trek toward Cul ing in April with steady daily progress.
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Duluth
Minn
William Bisscaoh
Raymond Lerson
Miss Ruth Royal Performs for Hope Kiwanis at Naw Capital Hotel
Miss Ruth Royal star of Band Box Revue entertained Hope Kiwanis at the Naw Capital Hotel on Friday night. She sang four songs with her own accompaniment and closed with Cigarettes Cigars. Saenger manager Hecht arranged the appearance and Fred Bennage assisted. Clifford Wyatt of the local Boy Scout troop visited and sought support for a theatre ticket sale next Tuesday. Gentry was initiated into the club by John F. Cox. Harriet Story provided accompaniment. W. & Atkins returned to membership, boosting attendance to a peak since 1930. Joe Floyd named chairman for next week. Rev. Geo. Strassner to report on the Little Rock trip for the state conference on child welfare.
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Ruth Royal
Saedger Theatre
Hope Kiwanis ‘Club
Naw'Capital
Saénger
Hecht
Saenger
Miss Royal
Fred Bennage
Clifford Wyatt
Kiwanis Club
Leffel
Gentry
John F. Cox
Harriet Story
W. & Atkins
Joe Floyd
Better Market For Cream Established
Announcement of a better market for whole milk and sour cream. The Southern Creameries Plant in the old cheese plant building will begin buying milk and cream on Monday morning March 7. Milk will be collected from Hempstead county and parts of Nevada and Lafayette counties, with routes and residents urged to bring supplies to the plant in Hope. Mr J G Thomason will oversee operations and has been appointed in charge.
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Southern Creameries
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Gountica
J. G. Thoamson
Hope
Thomason
Aspo
Saenger Week Ends With Live Baby on Stage
A quirky note from the Saenger program promises a real live baby on stage during the Monday night show featuring Slim Summerville and Zazu Foy. The baby, described as healthy and not an animal, will be given to the lucky ticket holder, adding a playful twist to the theater event.
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Hecht
Saenger
Slim Summerville
Zazu Fusy
Samo
College Contest Is Scheduled Here
E. L. Harvin of Magnolig Thexarkans Junior College McClain schedules for a football game to be played Friday November 3 on the new high school field. The schedule shows test of conflict with Hope athletics.
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E. L. Harvin
Thexarkans Junior College
McClain
Magnolig
Hoge
Hope
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Tupelo
Mids
J. S. Wilson, Sr
the Star
J. 5. Wilson
Columbia
Clare
Mr. Wilson
Miss
America
Uth
State of
Banksa’ Ree
Experiment Farm Program
Fanny
Alou
Fay
Youth Front
Texas Bank
Lindbergh
Charles Ay Lindbergh
Irs
Charl
Harry Ponder
H. L. Ponder
Tokio
Japan
McBride
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