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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
3
Anex H Wasti argues in the Digest that as France preserved the Eiffel Tower while tearing down the Trocadéro, the temporary can outlast the permanent. He links this to cautious budgeting and warns against chasing immovable art through boom years, citing a French proverb about temporary endurance and a railway survey tale.
Dr JM Williams spoke at First Methodist church on parenting and boy development under the Parent-Teacher associations. He urged reverence, honesty, and a strong religious life as foundations, citing labor on a farm and the importance of completing every task. He also previewed a Wednesday lecture on The Births of Courtship and urged better understanding between boys and girls.
Chicago reports Dr Alice Wynekoop convicted of murdering her daughter in law amid scandal surrounding a famous case. Jury deliberations followed a tense trial with prosecutors seeking maximum penalty and defense pushing for acquittal. The verdict and sentence come weeks after the wife of Barles Wynn Kooy died in a suspect surgery.
In Paris Ack. Ay Clifton Harbiet is sentenced to life imprisonment after a robbery death case. Court records indicate the defendant faced a circuit judge and received the maximum term under the law. The proceedings reflect a violent crime with a fatal outcome and a formal conviction.
Hugh L. Petty of Arkadelphia named chairman of Group Six of the Arkansas Bankers Association at a gathering of 56 bankers from 10 southwest Arkansas counties. Hillie Davis was elected vice president, B. Smith secretary treasurer, and Z. B. Lee joined the executive council. The session opened in city hall auditorium with a lunch at Hotel Barlow to follow, including remarks on Arkansas bonds and the code.
Washington reports that Artisaic TV and Midlonduesday night news confirm a Nebraska Democratic Central Committee chair announces resignation from the national committee. The move follows Roosevelt era concerns over influence and pending legislation, with Thomas noting a March 1 potential date and Mullen’s duties in Washington limiting Nebraska contact.
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Local reports detail an agent named in connection with a murder count. The сообщения mention Hebert Anderson of Shreveport and other involved parties as the investigation unfolds across multiple rail incidents and a train derailment. Police communications were received yesterday by telephone, with ongoing inquiries into the incidents near Prescott and Gurdon.
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Washington reports plan to cut NRA code working hours by 18 percent to spur employment if industries cooperate. Johnson to address code authorities as Roosevelt weighs code revisions, concessions, or status quo amid renewal talk.
A special meeting of the Presbyterians is called to gather the entire church membership to discuss church affairs. Rev Thoftues Brewster is noted as lead organizer with church officers to oversee agenda and proceedings.
Road rights of way issue prompts a highway department ultimatum. Local official Alisan says projects may be reallocated to address construction delays and hub capacity concerns. Authorities warn adjustments could affect multiple sites and timelines.
Howard county's peach orchards face a two year frost jinx as a warm-up suggests a record harvest in 1984. Claude Hinton of Arkansas Orchards warns of lingering cold fronts and weather swings that could trim yields. The outlook hinges on approaching days with milder temperatures and careful orchard management amid uncertain spring conditions.
The second organizational meeting to discuss completing highway No 4 between Hope and Camden will be at 7 30 o'clock Friday night March 9 in the Camden Chamber of Commerce rooms. Invitations have gone to Hope Prescott Rosston Willisville Water loo and other southern Nevada county communities served by the road. The 1 4 mile link from Rosston to Nevada county eastern boundary remains unfinished. The DeSoto Trail runs from Texarkana to the Mississippi river with a ferry to Greenville Mississippi. The first meeting was February 28 at Willisville where Camden Chamber of Commerce led a rally with Hope representatives present.
Aviation editor Hugh Sexton reports an American Airways single engine Pratt and Whitney Hornet plane on a St. Louis to Chicago trip crashed in a snowstorm five miles northeast of Petersburg. Pilot William Hallgren and three passengers, W. O Bell, G. H Waelien, and another Chicago/New York man, died. The aircraft disappeared after taking off from St. Louis around 2 p.m. as conditions worsened. Officials saw Hallgren radio distress but no confirmation was received.
WANTSVILLE Texas three of five prisoners attempting to break out of the state penitentiary were critically wounded by guards when the escape was frustrated early Wednesday The convicts used a key made in the prison blacksmith shop and were spotted at the walls Charley Frazier serving two life sentences and an escaped Arkansas and Louisiana convict was shot just above the heart Edward McArthur and Pete Firich were also wounded Frazier had led a past Angola prison break and was recaptured near Texarkana He had tied his crimes across Arkansas Louisiana and Texas and had a history of furloughs and escapes The incident follows Frazier’s earlier parole violations and a string of crimes including bank robbery and a murder of a local officer.
New York cotton prices hover around 12.20 with May contracts near 12.16 as traders watch open highs and lows. Chicago grain edges higher with Wheat May at 87.74 and Corn May around 50.38 while other market quotes show soft moves. In Reuters style stock listings, several major companies including American Can, General Motors, and Standard Oil show varying quotations while agricultural items like eggs and poultry appear with per dozen or per pound prices.
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