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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

4

Cox seeks WPA abolition in broad purge critique

Congressman Edward Eugene Cox of Georgia leads a bold drive to investigate the Works Progress Administration from top to bottom with the aim of abolishing the WPA and withdrawing federal relief from the work relief field. He predicts a continuing inquiry beyond this session and plans subpoenas to expose who knew about WPA spending, arguing for government withdrawal from the program.

Washington Aoman Edward Eugene Cox Georgia Worle Cox Buit John O'Connor New York House Rules Committee New Deal O'Connor Adolph Sabath Illinois Sabath Commuitie Itl Clifton Woodrum Virginia House Congress WPA House Appropriations Subcommittee Woodrum White House Con Stess Harrington NEA Service

Farm Benefit Cut Refused by House Group

The House Appropriations Committee rejected President Roosevelt's request for a $0 cut to farm benefit payments and proposed a $1,067,274,427 Agriculture Department appropriation for the year starting July 1. The total exceeds the president's request by $244,598,276 and is $113,109,148 above last year's regular appropriation.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Roosevelt Congress House Department of Agriculture

Reorganization Bill Passes in Senate

The Senate approved a government reorganization bill 63 to 2 after discarding a Wheeler amendment requiring both branches to approve reorganization orders. The measure, once a major Roosevelt clash, now heads to conference to reconcile amendments and prepare for final passage.

Washington Senate House Roosevelt Congress Wheeler Dem Mont Ins Imment Byrnes Chavez Denn N. ML Trumin Dem. Moo

Dust of the Earth drama set for Yerger High Friday

Yerger High School sophomore class presents a four act comedy Friday in the high school auditorium starting at 7:00. The Dust of the Earth features David Mure Henry Walker Susan Annell Shaw and a cast including Herman Wesson Elizabeth Lucille Gilmore Rev Dr Templeton Calvin Coleman and George Johnson.

Yerger High School Marvel David Mure Henry Walker Susan Annell Shawberry Herman Wesson Elizabeth Lucille Gilmore Templeton Calvin Coleman Wanderin George Johnson Gle Mose Willie Harris Agabella Laura Powell John Ryder Paul Grady Nell Gwendolyn Yerger

A Thought Te pity distress is but hunny tw relieve it

A compact aphorism attributed to H. Mann suggesting pity distress is a small burden that can be relieved by faith or divinity, reflecting a moral or spiritual stance in a brief, reflective line.

H. Mann

Brinkley Opens His Suit on Fishbein

Dr. A. Petermeyer testified in a $250000 damage suit by Dr. Brinkley against Dr. Morris Fishbein, saying a Hygeia article humiliated Brinkley and kept him from appearing publicly. He noted 15000 patients visited Brinkley hospitals 1933 to 1938 and denied witnessing goat gland transplants.

Brinkley Petermayer Canada Nova Scotia Alaska Latin America Brinkley Hospital del ‘Rio Petermeyer Milford Kan del Rio Arkansas

Spring Visiting Day to Draw Big Crowd at Arkansas Farm

A large crowd is expected Friday at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station for a Spring Visiting Day. Guests include Mrs Eva Seward of London and local leaders touring demonstrations on pruning spraying fruit home gardens landscape and soil conservation with talks by W C Lassetter and Connie Bonslagel. The program features farm tours discusses landscaping forest management and home economics outreach across the station farm.

University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station G. W Ware J. F. Rains College of Agriculture U. of A G. W. Ware W. C. Lassetter Progressive Farmer The Southern Ruralist Connie J. Bonslagel England Eva Seward London Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service University of Arkansas Servce Seward New Zealand Caifornia New Mexico Texas Louisiana Columbia Missouri

Mind Your Manners To Reg U S Pat Of Dinner Etiquette

A scanned etiquette quiz asks about seating guests, correct descriptive words, and host leadership at formal dinners. It offers solutions: guests should not sit partners together, avoid 'lovely' for food, prefer girl over young lady, elbows on table discouraged, hosts lead the way, and a seating plan for eight with women present.

Russian Army a Broken Reed After Purge

George Fielding Eliot argues the Red Army’s purges left a weak high command, with leaders disappearing at many levels. He cites General Niessel’s data showing widespread turnover among army, corps, and division commanders and commissars, challenging Soviet capability to support Poland or Romania. Continuing on Page Three.

George Fielding Eliot Geroge Fielding Elio U. S New York Hitler Czechoslovakia Europe Wrice Osten Posland Hungary Soviet Russia Psotier Red Army la France Militaire H. A. Niessel General Niessel Sukhavhevsky Marshal Jegurov Stalin Vorshilov Marshal Blucher Niessel Army Corps Comunis Ybui- Vista Commissa Niessel Grands Igh

Motion Pictures at First Baptist Church Offers Mediterranean Voyage

The First Baptist will host an 8 o clock evening motion picture program with a lecture by Rev W R Hamilton. The audience travels an ocean voyage through a montage of Mediterranean locales and ancient sites. Doors open at 7 30 with the film at 8 and running about 90 minutes. Admission is free for all attendees.

Mediterranean First Baptist Church W. R. Hamilton New York Atlantic Gibraltar Algiers Mt. Vesuvius Mussolini Athens Constantinople Joppa Palestine Egypt Great Pyramid of Cheops Tim

Male Crocheter Tells Why He Started

Charleston residents recall early days as a crocheter explains starting from youth. He recalls radios, movies, cars and freedom changing over time. He said he began crocheting after telling his mother he preferred productive work to idle time.

Charleston

Cranium Crackers Riddle and Bible Verse Quiz

A reader puzzle asks for the year from the equation square root of the year of the fall of pompuii equals number of U S representatives from Louisiana plus 688 find the year and Louisiana apportionment Also asks in which Bible verse Christ is called a successor and declared a predecessor with four answers on Page Two

U. S Louisiana Christ

Hines Sentenced to Four to Eight Years

New York judge sentenced James J. Hines to four to eight years for conspiracy in a numbers racket case tied to Tammany politics. Judge Charles C. Nott noted leniency due to Hines age and stated harsher terms were possible.

New York James J. Hines Dutch Schulter Charles C. Nott

Earthquake Shakes Hungary and Romania Cause Panic

An earthquake in the region jolted Hungary and Romania, sending villagers and soldiers into brief panic as they sought safety. The shock, centered near the border, caused only minor damage and no reported casualties.

Budapest Hungary

Arms Bill Approved by Congress for Military Expansion

Congress gave final approval to a 9958,000,000 rearmament bill authorizing the army and Air Corps to raise fighting strength to 6,000 warplanes, with a concurrent $116,839,287 appropriation for weapons and equipment and naval defenses. St. Louis marked the university’s founding date.

Washington Congress Army Air Corps de Nouse

Guernsey Class to Receive Diplomas

Guernsey High School will hold commencement exercises Friday night March 24 in the school auditorium. Senator James H. Pilkinson of Hope will deliver the principal address and Hugh B. Bristow, the principal, will present diplomas. The class roster includes Faye Boyd valedictorian Freida Boyd salutatorian Margaret Wylie historian Paul Roberts Sam Hughson Soner Davis.

Guernsey High School James H. Pilkinton Hope Hugh B. Bristow Faye Boyd Freida Boyd Margaret Wylie Histori Paul Roberts Sam Hughson Soner Davis

Patmos Junior Play Slated for Friday

The Patmos High School junior class presents the play Marry Before Midnight this Friday at 8 p.m. in the Panos High School auditorium. Cast includes Old Jen, Carla Camden, Sue Browne, Richetts, Jiss Reba Pell, Bosuy Jackson, Rev. Teebolt, Dick Hatler, Judge Nathan Pell, Stewart Pell, Frisco Telvin, Molly Telvin, and others. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. The public is invited.

Patmos High School High Hool Panos Old Jen Morell Archer Carla Camden Mary Rider Sue Browne Pell -Larene Huckabee Richetts Pell Bosuy Jackson Earl Adams Elbert Teebolt T. Rider Dick Hatler Manhew Kennon Burns Nathan Pell Carla Herman Stafford Stewart Pell Olan Reeves Frisco Fam Bertha Owens

Hitler Hints That Germany Expands in Baltic Move Memel

Adolf Hitler concluded an eight hour Baltic visit aboard the battleship Deutschland and indicated Germany has reached the end of a territorial reparation process as troops moved into Memel. German forces entered the port while the Reichsfuehrer spoke of possible further land absorption. The ceremony followed the seizure of Tilsit and the Koeningin Luise bridge crossing as part of a wider expansionist effort.

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British Suspicions on German Intentions Rise in Commons

In London Prime Minister Chamberlain urged the House of Commons that Germany’s recent moves hint at plans beyond domination of Europe. He warned that if Germany’s aims prove true, Britain would resist as would other nations that cherish freedom. Memel map note and annexation referenced. Also in Rome King Vittorio Emanuele spoke of Italy seeking peace while expanding and arming its empire.

London Maly Franco Rome Vittorio Emanuele France Som Verone Italy

Cotton market report from New Orleans trading day

New Orleans market notes show May cotton unchanged at 8.29 with tiny uptick to end. Nearby cotton closing at 8.04 for middling. Spot cotton stayed quiet, up six points to close around middling 8.66.

New Orleans

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