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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1935
Page
3
C A Speck operates a McMinnville Tennessee grocery store praised as one of the cleanest places in town. The note highlights orderly aisles and tidy shelves reflecting strong customer service.
Washington reports say lawmakers press cautious action on youth banking laws amid a push to permanent reforms. Treasury notes outline retirement of select bonds and use of free gold to retire about 2.9 billion in profits and debt, with plans to redeem 1950s two percent bonds and Panama Canal loans by August using gold certificates.
Report mentions an England under construction plane design able to ascend vertically to 20 000 feet and cruise at 110 miles per hour. Property owners in Ashe Ville North Carolina claim wrecking companies have demolished over 500 buildings in two years to dodge payments. An official experiment found 514 plants in a chickadee’s stomach, highlighting unusual natural observations.
The ailing Rockefeller, living part of the year at The Casements on the Halifax river, developed hoarseness and a slight fever two days ago. His age makes any illness serious, though the fever cleared by Sunday. This is his first illness since last July at Lakehurst, when a fall caused campus cautions and injuries. His Southern visit was postponed due to a heavy cold at his Pocantico Hills estate.
In Little Rock the Arkansas Senate defeated a criminal reform bill after heavy amendments by lawyer lawmakers. Sponsor Senator Lake withdrew it, saying efforts to render the measure useless prompted his action. Governor Futrell backed the bill, and KE Wiley of the Arkansas Bar Association lamented the defeat, blaming legislators in both chambers for obstructing reform.
John D. Rockefeller Sr., aged 93, famed oil magnate, has been ill for two days in Ormond Beach Florida. A local doctor has visited twice daily and his condition had improved by Sunday, with the possibility of resuming daily automobile rides soon.
Washington officials estimate retail food prices have surged 34 percent since February 1923, a white- collar calculation by the Commerce Department experts. Regional figures are unavailable, with general gains expected to continue as high food prices draw limited favor from populist critics. The rise aims to boost farmer earnings amid long-standing protests over the low prices farmers receive for their produce.
Autos from 28 states were counted on a Panama City street in a single afternoon, showing broad regional turnout and interest in a local event or exhibit. The tally underscores the wide geographic draw and the scale of the street activity observed.
A fragmentary report describes a Nazi response to the Confessional Synod’s indictments. The piece notes anti church actions amid tensions between pro government factions and church leaders, with a sharp confrontation over religious stance.
Secret police in Pommernain issued a nyocinmination forbidding reading of a document from Dulphs. Minutes before Sunday services, plainclothes groups visited churches and confiscated copies of the declaration, arresting the pastor of the large Stet tins Chitwell of the Cross. He was 1.
After police visits two hours in custody were imposed before cor regations were sent home. Smaller actions followed in Pommuranian communities amid rising tension toward the Interference. Across Silesia Nazi officials opened proceedings against Confes-
The advert claims ageing tobacco makes Chesterfields milder and naturally sweeter, presenting an eighty five million dollar reason why men and women who smoke Chesterfields will always enjoy a milder, better tasting cigarette.
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