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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1938

Page

4

Investigation of New York Stock Exchange Demanded

Albany N Y legislative leaders call for a probe into apparent fraud and corruption on the New York Stock Exchange following the Whitney company failure. Senator Thomas Buchill proposes an inquiry after the Richard Whitney collapse and a guilty plea on related charges.

Albany N. Y New York Thomas &. Buchill New York City Richard Whitney Whitney Monthy Dargeny

Support of Needy Emphasized at Kiwanis Luncheon

The Rev. Bert Webb led a Kiwanis luncheon program at the Barlow hotel stressing that the effort aids needy children through proper channels rather than primarily raising funds. Webb cited help from Giltie Rock State Hospital and the Shriners Hospital in Shreveport for medical and surgical care, and noted plans to collect milk bottles, tin foil, and old sugar bowls for Hope stores. New members J. Ched fall and M. Luck joined the club.

Bert Webb Hind Barlow Hotel Ray Luck Webb Kiwanis Club State Hospital Giltle Rock Shriners Hospite Shreveport Unis Siinl Kamanis Club J. Ched M. Luck

Hope Student Writes Up In Campus Personality Feature

Daisy Dorothy Heard of Hope High School and Louisiana State University Baton Rouge is highlighted in the Daily Reveille Campus Personality section. The sophomore and Kappa Delta pledge draws attention for charm, social ease, and varied talents, tracing her Louisiana roots and family ties to Governor Heard.

Daisy Dorothy Heard J. R. Heard Grady Street This City Hope High School Louisiana & the University Baton Rover Reveille L. S. UL Darenthy Kappa Delta Daisy Dorothy Heart Louisiania Mon Ark Macgnnlia Sophonieye Id Teachers College Dorothy Paven Rele Willian Heard Louisiana

Insurance payout dispute over accidental death policy

Mrs Howell's $85 000 policy paid $5 000 to beneficiaries after her death from an overdose. The insurer argued death was not accidental under the policy terms and contested the additional $5 000. Beneficiaries won in lower court. the insurer appeals seeking reversal.

France Reassures Czechs of Support Amid European Upheaval

France pledges military backing under the Franco Czech treaty if Nazis threaten Czechoslovakia as a turbulent cabinet reshuffle unfolds. Stefan Osusky, and leaders like Edouard Herriot face opposition over a national unity approach while France's franc slides amid exchange concerns.

Paris France Prestie Leon Blam Bhitnr Stefan Osusky Czechoslovakia People's Front Senate Erimelite Ane Bly Kutonard Dalacdier Edouard Herriot Chamber of Deputies Cnd Fort Elin Joseph Paul-Renconr Austria

Red River Project Wins Federal Backing for Power Plan

A federal report endorses the Red River project for power generation and distribution. It outlines a $64,000 capital cost and joint-state operation, with Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana slated to benefit from flood control and hydroelectric measures.

Washington Denison Red River Wi Department Majenty Teadar Rayburn Bev Columbus Wie Department Secrsetary Woodcing Novisiit Ae PeiGon Tauubuags

Magnolia Band to Feature Hope High Alumni Friday Night

Three former Hope High School band members will appear with the Magnolia A M College band under J By Sustiss. Roy Lewis brings five years on trumpet, while Vineyard plays second cornet with three series experience. Hiary Segpar, on French horn, is in his second Magnolia year and leads as band president. His brother Charles captains the Hope High cell Latah at the game.

Hope High School Magnolia A. & M J. By Sustiss Roy Lewis Experiece Bane Hicknon Vineyard Mugatta Bane Hiary Segpar Magnulin

Hitler Celebrates Austrian Invasion as Great Triumph

The Associated Press reports from Vienna that Hitler hailed the absorption of Austria as the greatest achievement of his life. Mass crowds cheered on the Ringstrasse while authorities moved to enforce Nazi controls, as Jews faced intensified persecution and Austrian Nazi structures consolidated power.

Hitler Austria Associated Press Vienna Adolf Hitler France Britain Chamberlain Czecho- Slovakia Leon Blum Mediterranean

Thought error of opinion in Jefferson essay

A short note discusses an error of opinion that may be tolerated when reason remains free. The piece references Jefferson and links tolerance to free inquiry, urging careful consideration of bias and logical argument in public discourse.

Jeffersin

Escaped Arkansas convict captured in Gladewater Texas

In Gladewater, Texas, twenty state county and federal officers surrounded a house at dawn and captured Harry Wells, an escaped Arkansas convict. Wells surrendered after officers tossed gas bombs into the house. he admitted his identity and showed a slight foot wound. He is suspected in a Caldwell Texas hold up and a shooting of three officers in South Texas Institute.

Longview Texas State Federty Gladewater Here Harry Wells Arkansas Wells Lee Miller Miller South

Pine Bluff Man Dies After Ax Attack

Pine Bluff Arkansas Richard Reed 29 a grocery clerk was struck in the head with an ax during a collection attempt from Jim McClellan a Warren Negro. Reed died early Tuesday as McClellan was convicted of assault with intent to murder and faces possible murder charges.

Pine Bluff Ark Richard Reed Reed Jim McClellan Warren McClellan

Fort Smith Man Found Dead in Barn

Miles E. Monroe, 43, was found dead Monday with his body hanging from a rafter in an outbuilding at his Fort Smith home. Coroner Hugh Johnson ruled death by own action, Monroe having been dead about three hours. He served in the Marine Corps during the World War and had been in ill health for months. Also, Spring Hill cake walk set for Thursday at 7:30 in the high school auditorium with music by a Spring Hit Band. sponsored by the spring class, public invited.

Fore Smith Ark Miles E. Monroe Hugh Johnson Johnson Monrroe Monroe Marine Corps of the United States Armaa Spring Hill’ Cake Watch Spring Hill High Schoo Auditorian

Mind Your Manners Quiz Prompts Social Etiquette Tips

Questions test proper dining behavior and hosting choices. Answers indicate how to handle cord on the cob, identify a party guest, ashtray etiquette, grace requests, and serving spoon bread. Also weighs entertaining budgets and best practices for polite gatherings.

Sn Jatin NEA Serview

Girl Scout Week Proclaimed Here In Hope

The article notes the 26th year of Girl Scouting in the United States since 1912 founder Juliette Low of Savannah GA. It outlines local troops formed from 4th to 7th grade girls, leaders named, and a planned Scout cabin at Fair Park funded by the council. A tree planting at Hope High School marks the birthday with a cake and program.

United States Juliette Low Savannah Georgia England Lord Baden Powell Girl Scouts In Hope Bert Webb Clyde Marts J. RB. Williams Mildreel McCants Saf Sty Arcade Lyman Armstrong Charles Benson Fair Park Girl Scouts of Hope Bob Campbell Ched Hall

Arkansas Woman Held for Murder Flight from Arkansas

POCANONTAS Ark Sheriff said Mrs Comn Treubs Hebner, wanted for murder, was arrested in Miami Florida after waiving extradition. She confessed to the charge and a bench warrant pending in Arkansas. She claimed she placed her husband in a St Louis hospital and left days earlier. a coroner’s skeleton later identified as a white male dated years back.

Pocanontas Ark Johny I Thonpsot Miami Flo Comn Treubs Hebner Cain D.C. Coleman Mes Welner Discuis Gtr Abdnden Storey Cedarena Ann Hear Thompson St. Louis Ele Huet H. G. McNabbb J. W. Collier Hebner

Ice Convention Here Wednesday

A. W. Stubbeman of Home Ice announces the Delta States Ice association will sponsor a conference of ice manufacturers in Hope on Wednesday at the Barlow hotel. B. C. Huddleston of Searcy and Walter F. Coxe of New Orleans will outline merchandising publicity and research plans for 1938. Kenneth Beach will present the Employee Training program, with about 20 manufacturers expected.

A. W. Stubbeman The Home Ice Company Delta States Ice Association Hope Barlow Hotel Delta Stites Tee Association B.C. Huddlnston Searcy Ark Walter F. Coxe New Orleans Ice Manufacturers of Arkansas Kenneth Beach Indus Department of Education Louisiana Site University

Funeral for Famed Lawyer Held Tuesday

CHICAGO OP Hundreds of admirers of Clarence Darrow filed by his bier in a funeral establishment where his body lay in a coffin unadorned by flowers. The body of the famed lawyer, who died suddenly at age 60 from heart ailment, will be removed to Bowell Chapel on the University of Chicago campus. There it will be in state from noon until 2 p.m. Tuesday CST when memorial services will be held. The only speaker will be Federal Judge William H. Holly, Darrow's former law partner. Cremation in Galowoods cemetery will follow.

Chicago Clarence Darraw Bief Sustley Bowel Chapel University of Chicago William H. Holly Darraw Galwwoods Cemetery

New Marion Bank to Open Next Week

Marion Ark. Citizens bank will replace the Bank of Marion and open early next week with Frank Pogleman as cashier. He said the charter is assured and only a few FDIC compliance details remain. The bank will have a capital of 30000 dollars and a surplus of 6000 dollars.

Marion Ark Citizens Bank Bank of Frank Pogleman Fogleman

Emmet High to Stage Night Play Friday

Emmet High School will present its senior class play titled Full of Youth in the school auditorium Friday night starting at 7:30. The public is invited to attend this year’s production.

Emmet High School Yanayal

Flow in Barnett Well Halted After Salt Entry

In Magnolia Ack. Tubing was set Monday in Barnett No 1 after the well stopped flowing due to salt water entering the casing at the joint of seven and five and one half inch pipes. Oil and gas saturations were observed. Kerr-Lynn Oil expects salt shutoff. Phillips No 1 near Village showed oil at 4665 feet with four pipe joints of oil in a drill stem test. Thomas-Crone No 1 Buckner area reported good saturation at 7257 feet, expected to produce. Bochvin No 1 drill string snag being fished out.

Magnolia, Ack Barnett No. 1 Kerr-Lynn Oil Company Village Phillips Buckner

DAR Convention Opens 30th Session in Arkansas

The 30th annual Arkansas Society Daughters of the American Revolution opened in Tine Bluff with over 300 delegates registered. Mrs. William A. Beeker of Summit New Jersey served as president general and addressed a business session. Included were an officers club dinner, a memorial service, and plans for reports and a candlelight supper before adjournment on Wednesday.

Tine Bluff Ark The Arkansas Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Wfeunivation William A. Beeker Summit N. J Wilf HH Pough New York Beeker Award Officers Club Samuel Preston Davis Little Ravk Williamsburg

Venetian inventor patents first accordion in 1829

The first accordion is credited to a Venetian inventor identified as 4 Damian in 1829, while seven years earlier a German child named Christian Buschznann reportedly produced a crude instrument described as Hie tae prtaeiy tess.

Damian Christian Buschznann

Leadership in Two Branches Lacking Says Senator Hall

Senator Hall of Scotland blasted governor leadership and urged the Arkansas Senate to organize its own leadership to push state welfare legislation. He called for extended sessions if needed to keep the ship of state on an even keel, while other senators said the current special session accomplished nothing.

Little Rock House Hall Scotland Senate Shaver Wynne Rowell Burris Bentie Featherston Murfreesboro Carl E. Bailey Bob Bailey S Snute Land Department Taylor Clarksville

New Orleans Cotton Opens Higher on Tuesday

New Orleans March cotton opened at 8.89 and closed at 9.04 with a bid of 9.06 and asking 9.06. Spot cotton closed quiet and five points higher, with a nidding of 91.

New Orleans Spot

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