Hope News Roundup Highlights Social Events and Notices
A long community update lists social visits from Little Rock and Dallas to Hope families, a Girls Tea with spring decor and many hosts, library dues notice, a D A R March meeting at Hotel Barlow, and funeral attendees for Fred Schnerer. Also noted are a birthday party for J M Bennett and local notes on shore leaves, hospital status, and a science tidbit about the chameleon eye.
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Hope Library
Bord
John Cain
D. A. RB
Mussel Poisoning Tied to Phosphorus Toxins
Berkeley researchers report phosphorus sea creatures, once prized by travelers, are deadly poisons. Tiny protozoa gonyaulax found in mussels trigger paralysis and often death in humans, with no known remedy. Professors Kofoid and Whedon tracing the link across the chain from mollusk to people.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Anttel
Charles A. Kofoid
W. Forest Whedon
University
4 H Club Notes Roundup From McCashill Junior High
4 H club met March 12 at McCashill Junior High with Todd Scott presiding. Members were enrolled to total 18 boys and 35 girls, and the Columbus group met March 1 with Mountcastle teaching math tricks before adjourning.
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McCashill
Todd Scott
Marguerite Long
Eva Jean Shuffield
Leta Rhodes
Mountcastle
Miss Griffin
Lillian Ball
Marie Puryear
Lucille Keeton
Iris Hampton
Corine Stuart
Letha Curtis
Columbus
Club of
Prohibition Debate in Arkansas Legislation and Local Options
Dr Millar traced fifty years of liquor fights in Arkansas and urged the old local option system as preferable to local and county options. He noted 341 elections under the current liquor law with six of eight counties and 22 of 26 towns voting dry. The audience heard traders remain uncertain about next steps.
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Millar
Arkansas
McBride
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Arkansas
Cora H. Gillespie
Pine Bluff
I McGuirk to wrestle here Thursday in Hope
LeRoy McGuirk the world light heavyweight champ will appear Thursday night at the Fair Park show in Hope to defend his title against Charley Carr of Shreveport. It will be his second Hope appearance, following a previous record crowd. The pageant includes promoter Mauldin announcing a new admission price of 35 cents for any seat and notes this could attract one of Hope's largest crowds.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Charley Carr
Shreveport Meau
Fair Park
McGuirk
Hope
Mauldin
Arkadelphia
Warren Labor Board Action Enjoined Over Labor Act Challenge
The Warren Labor Board action tied to alleged Wagner Act violations was halted Monday by an injunction. Seven Bradley Lumber Co employees challenged the constitutionality of the labor set, prompting the suspension of hearings by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Warren Labor Board
Warren
Bulset Monilay
Bradley Lumber Company
Labo
Dust Bowl Farmers Refuse to Flee as Dry Years Persist
Amid drought, farmers recall losses of 17,000 in three years and cattle deaths while vowing to stay and rebuild profits. Many abandon small holdings and head for the trails from the dust bowl, unless rains or government aid sustain the program. In Dalhan Texas, front lines discuss the battle against the dust scourge.
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Drouth
Dust storms threaten crops and livelihoods in Colorado
In Baca county Colorado 150000 acres of wheat planted this year are blown away and grain prices reflect the loss. Farmers like R R Rutherford report debt from past bumper crops and risky large-scale planting as dust robs land, livestock, and income, underscoring fragile livelihoods in the Dust Bowl era.
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Rutherford
Baca
Colo
Waher
R. R. Rutherfore
Colorado
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Trope's
Sag
Pear
Gel
W. EB. Porterfiett
Little Rock
Mx. Porterfield
G. Porterfield
R. Ay Boyelt
P. D. Smith
Dallas
Texas
Frip Hill
Be! Dorado
A. M. Saunders
Josie Anderson
J. G. Jamison
Roy Anderson
Mary Billingsley
Lewisville
Gesneva. Higgason
Rufus Herndon Jr
Dierk Forster, Jr
Frances Snyder
L. W. Young
South Hervey Street
Lile Moore
B.C. Hyatt
LW. Young
Kane Snyder
Dick Forster
Misa Vrenees Snyder
Geneva Higgason
Luther Higgason
R. V. Herndon
Jack Stewart
Vicksburg
R. T. White
Stewart
Fannie Garrett
W. G. Allison
R. T. Briant
R. D. Franklin
Edwin Stewart
Byron Delano Brows
Helen Bernier
Margaret Kinser
Mary Sue Anderson
Phona Munn
Philo Tharp
Mary Haynes
Registon
Max Cox
Rrell Cornelius
Hosea Garrett
Ereth Davenport
A. D. Brannan
Mamie Briant
L. B. Talley
Beaumont
Anna Judson
North Elm Street
Hendrix Spraggins
Magnolia A. & M
A. B. Spraggins
Bot
John Cazort
Fred Sehmerer
First Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Fred Schinerer
Bessie Schinerer
Memphis
Tenn
C. A. Anderson
Hel Son
Hal Anderson
Corinth
Miss
Idt Garr
Bert Jest
Cincinnati
Ohio
Soream J. M. Bennett
Sutton
D. L. Dillard
James Sutton
Emmet
J. EB. Dillard
Sherman Sutton
Join Dillard
Rosston
C. P. Holland
Nose Marte
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette McDordld
Saenger
Mae
Klondike Annie
Mate
DeAnn
Citizens National Bank
U.S
Total
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
I McGuirk
Shreveport Meanie
Bert Mouldin
Walter Miller
Lon Cheney
Billy Venable
J. C. Ramsey
Logan, N. M
First National Bank
U. S
Cash and Light
R. G. McRae
N. P. O'Neal
Lloyd Spencer
Syd McMath
Roy Stephenson
Chas. C. McRae
B. P. Stewart
Jas
R. Henry
Dalhan
Starling County
Cheney
McWilliams & Co
Very Ape
vAeoRus
Anna Te
Auc
Piamond
Caudle
Carlton
Bodcaw, Ark
America
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Life Insurance Companies of
W.W. Foster Insurance Agency
Hope, Ark
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