Encyclopedia Offer to Close at End of March
The Star plans to end its offer on the Modern Encyclopedia by month’s end. Miss Beryl Henry and Rev. Thomas Brewster endorsed the 1,334 page reference work, sold at office price 1.25 or 1.40 prepaid mail, with 40 copies cleared so far. The Star emphasizes direct-from-manufacturer pricing to keep costs low for families seeking a reliable, concise information source.
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Star
Beryl Henry
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Charch
Henry
Brewster
Louisiana Test to Draw Hope Citizens
Driller Julia G. Wooten announced a test program near Pleasant Hill southeast of Shreveport. Hope residents showed interest. two carloads plan to visit within three weeks as three tests proceed at 1 540, 1 700, and 1 950 feet with a final deeper drill if needed.
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Pleasant Hill
Tai GO Aniles
Shreveport
Julia G. Wooten
Wooten
Wooton
Bank Call March 4 Issued By Currency Comp
Washington reports the currency comp issued a call for the condition of all national banks at close of business Wednesday March 4. The notice was issued Monday and requests banks to submit reports detailing reserves liabilities and capital as of that date.
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Washington
State Teachers Wins First Tourney Round
Arkansas State Teachers college won the first round game in the national A A U basketball tournament here Monday defeating West Texas Teachers 16 to 22 in Denver Colorado.
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Denver. Colo
Arkansas State Teachers College
West Texas Teachers
Closed Fish Season Dispute in Courts
Chancellor Frank Dodge Munday set a hearing on March 24 for an injunction suit challenging the State Game and Fish Commissioner's new closed season on crapple.
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Little Rock
Frank Dodge Munday
State Game & Fish Commissioner
Crapple
Forbid Treasurer to Cash Overdraft in Arkansas Supreme Court Ruling
LITTLE ROCK A- The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Monday that county treasurers who issue cash warrants beyond the year's revenues can be sued in civil court for the overdrawn amounts. The court reversed a Jackson circuit court dismissal and allowed a state action against former Treasurer Austin Murphy and his bondsmen seeking about $300.
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Little Rock
Arkiansis Supreme Court
Jackson Circuit Court
Austin Murphy
Dr Tait Butler to Speak at University of Arkansas Station
Dr. Tait Butler editor of the Progressive Farmer will address the spring visiting day of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station on Friday March 20. The program includes station tours, demonstrations, a noon picnic, and an afternoon address by Butler with group demonstrations for women and men led by extension staff and station officials.
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Tait Butler
Progressive Farmer
Leider
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fruit and Truck Branch
G. W. Ware
Wee
Mauntesstle
Hempstone
G. H. Banks
C. Woolsey
Harburburist
Jack Lincoln
Fruit & Trock
Carlin Rodgers
Little River
Loym
Butler
Eslitur
Ea Posey
University of Arkat College of Agriculture
Ehairman
Woolsey
Etna Me+ Gungh
Uniersity of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Claude Byrd
J. 2D. Dukkeson
New Litility Suits Reach U.S. Courts
Fragmented text describes New Deal era litigation reaching the U.S. courts with references to Supreme Court sessions and limited decisions. The readable portions mention public regulation and telegraph or utility themes amid unclear phrasing and garbled terms. The article references the Supreme Court and ongoing cases from Washington.
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Washington - UP
United States Supreme Court
Denounce false charges in local option election fraud
Hempstead county citizens denounce as false the charges of illegal voting in the February 18 local option election. Prescott Route Five resident J H Walton denies allegations of voting illegally, presenting his valid poll tax receipts for 26 years of service as deputy sheriff or constable in Bodenn precinct. W F B Spears and E E Spears claim other residents lacked residency and poll tax records, urging correction in The Star and noting prior statements about liquor election coverage.
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Hempstead County
E. E. Spears
W. F B. Spears
Prescott
Patmos
J. H. Walton
Bodenn
Walton
The
Star
Barleaw
Coal Hill Caps State Court Title in 54–33 Win
Coal Hill High School wins the Arkansas state basketball championship by defeating Warren 54 to 33 in the Jones Hall tournament at Bodew High School, Nevada County. Croswell tops scoring with 15, Craodwin adds 12 for Bodcaw. Warren advances past BodcaW in semis after a 16–14 halftime, rallying in the third.
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Coal Hill
Siall
Arkansas
Warren
Joneshare
Bodeaw High School
Nevada
Union
Stuttgart
Bodeaw
Croswell
Craodwin
Wanren Bodcaw
Butler
English Arrest Man on Barbara's Plea
Manchester England reports a man named Molyneux from Lancashire charged with attempting to extort by pretending to reveal a plot to kidnap someone described as Wey Wew horns. The plea involved Barbara and Countess Burg har Hutton Hyogwile-Reventlow in a case linked to a kidnapping threat.
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Barbara
Manchester
Eng
Molyneux
Limcashire
Burghar Hutton Hyogwile-Reventlow
School Election Saturday March 21 Hempstead County
Hempstead county school examiner E. Austin announced boards of directors will be elected on Saturday March 21 in various districts. One director with three year terms named in many districts. several districts to elect five year terms. Hope district to elect two directors for three year terms.
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E. Austin
Hempstead County
WHS
Austin
DeAnn
Providence
Oak Grove
Iron Springs
Nolan
Sentarron Island
Liberty Hill
Holly Grove
Walnut Grove
Shiloh
Harmony
Centerville
Chestnut Hill
Walker, Nazarene
Wesley Grove
Temple
Bradley
Helli
Blevins
Columbus
Rocky Mound
Fulon
Ozan
Patmos
Spring Hill
Sacatoge
Washington
Piney Grove
Clow
Redland
Guernsey
Stephenson
Fairy Star
Hope District
Two Cabins Burn at Luck's Camp
Two cabins at Luck's Tourist Court on Highway 67 on the western edge of town burned early Sunday, destroying both structures and causing an estimated loss of 1200 dollars. The fire was discovered after it had gained headway. one cabin was rented but empty, the other unoccupied aside from paint, brushes, and air rags. The blaze likely started among soiled rags with possible spontaneous combustion. A nearby reviewer was out of town when it occurred, and most personal belongings were lost.
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Luck
Highway 67
Two Negro youths convicted for stealing chickens in municipal court
Frank Davis and Leo Anderson were found guilty of stealing six chickens from Jim Edwards and each was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Eight defendants forfeited 100 dollar bonds or were convicted on drunkenness charges. Anderson Bean was found not guilty of robbery.
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Frank Davis
Leo Anderson
Jim Edwards
John Andrews
Hoyt Deckier
Fred Brazell
Vernis Boswell
Hugh Hodges
Joe Lowthory
Boston West
Merich Jamison
Anderson Bean
Local Farmer Owns Three-Legged Calf
W P Ferguson owns a Jersey calf with three legs, found five miles northwest of How on Columbus road. The calf arrived Friday Marvel 14 and is normal aside from the extra leg. Neighbors gathered to view the calf as a windstorm disrupted a nearby plant.
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Lvifer Elf
W. P. Ferguson
Five Jie
How On
Columbus Road
Ferguson
Dust Victims Nurse Hope and Fight on in Dust Bowl
A six mile auto survey in the Oklahoma Panhandle portrays a dust battered scene as Ray Casady Place and its seven children confront another dust storm. Mrs Casady credits WPA aid and a small wheat allotment for survival. the family recalls hunger and past losses amid persistent drought and drifting sands. Continued on page three.
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Dust Bowl
Southwest
Franks Houston
Bennie Helm
NEA Service
Guymon
Okla
Ray Casady
Turpin
Oklahoma Panhandle
Casaday
Cassday
Mrs. Casaday
Bessie
Roscoe
Harold
Julia
Jesse
Vida
Mac
Casadays
AAA
Gauceries
Housing Clinic Here on Tuesday
Staff members of the Federal Housing Administration will hold a regional meeting at Hotel Barlow Tuesday night to discuss the Federal Housing Act for those seeking loans to build or modernize homes or to purchase existing ones. The session starts at 7 30 and a two day clinic with out of town lending agencies will follow Wednesday and Thursday. A large attendance is urged.
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Little Rock of Geer
Federal Housing Administration
Prohibition Will Return in United States Says Dr McBride
Dr F Seat McBride general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League told Arkansas temperance workers at the statewide convention that prohibition is returning faster than two years ago. He said wets broke promises to repeal the eighteenth amendment and that the league will push state by state to restore the ban, criticizing Arkansas legislature for aiding liquor interests.
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Little Nock
United States
F. Seat McBride
Anti-Saloon League of Ameties
Arkansas Temperanee
McBride
Open Hills
Church Teimperance Weekers
Anti-Saloon League
Wieweal
Ten prize winners named in Hope Rotary kite contest
The Hope Rotary Club held a Sunday afternoon kite contest at the municipal airport for youths aged 8 to 14. Prizes went to Orville Erringer Jr and John Guthrie for prettiest kite in two age brackets, Robert Hamilton and William Taylor among others, with top awards for largest and smallest kites and a 1100 yard distance by Newton Secrest.
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Hope
Rotary Club
Orville Erringer, Jr
John Guthrie
Alfred Morson
Robert Hamilton
William Taylor
Burgher Jones
Fielding Huddleston
Newton Secrest
Secrest
Johnnie Boyett
84 Are Claimed by U S Auto Crashes
An Indiana physician answering an emergency call to a Sunday automobile crash found his own son dead, one of 81 weekly traffic fatalities. In Texas a hilltop collision left four dead and one critically injured. An insurer argued that faster speeds offset improved brakes outside supervised areas.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Harry Knott
Plymouth
Ind
Texas
Indtc
Building Walkout in New York Ends
New York building service workers returned to posts after weeks on strike. The union described progress toward reinstatement of workers and charges against management. In Texas, San Angelo saw an unrelated market note with West Texas price activity and a peak in contracted tonnage at a new high.
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New York
Building Service
Ap West Abd
San Angelo
Texas
West Pexas
Equality but Treaty Refusal Halts League Talks
The League of Nations council met in secret as Hitler pressed for equality and to discuss peace proposals. France angrily rejected any condition tying talks to his peace plan, warning it would walk out if the council debated Hitler’s terms.
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London
Eng
League’ of Council
Hitler
Germany
Rhineland
France
Adolph ‘Hitler
League of ‘ Nations' Council
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Hitller
League of Nations
Joseph A. C. Avenel
League
Locarno Gull
Reich
Sudden Death Ends Mdivani Line in Polo Field
Delray Beach Florida reports Prince Serge Mdivani of the Georgian marriage princes killed after a polo accident on the Gulf Stream field. His brothers Aleksei and Conal Haugwitz-Reventlow noted in sequence, with several marriages linking Barbara Hutton's circle.
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Delray Beach
Fla
Serge Mrivani
Ksishchul
Barbara Jutten
Poli Negri
Mars McCormie
Vaninules
Gulf Stream
Louise Astor van Alen
Newport
R. 1
Palin Bu Mi
Ale
Princy Serge
Alexis
Spala Shorihe
Barbara Hutton
Kimg
Reno
Con
Conk Haugwitz
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