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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1938

Page

2

Spring revue notes and community updates in Hope

The Oak Grove School of Dancing announces its annual spring revue Fiesta for Friday evening June 3 at Saenger theater. Mr. and Mrs. Rangal Kershner of Vernon Texas visit relatives. American Legion Auxiliary plans Poppy Month activities. Bay View Reading club hosts a tea with Mrs. W. F. Saner as guest of honor. Local residents travel to Dallas and Nacogdoches for visits. Westminster Junior College honors Irene Cook as most popular student.

Ogburn School of Dancing Saenger Theater Rangal Kershner Vernon Texas City Mrs. Kershner Frances Smith American Legion Auxiliary Calvin Cassidy Bay View Irene Cook Emmect Westminister Junior College Thenacana Cook Student Christian Association Lee Cook Emmet Brady Fern Cook Westminster Junior College

Senator Johnson Named To Lead Cook Gubernatorial Campaign

Senator Arthur Johnson, a noted Star City lawyer and civic leader, will head the A. R. Cook gubernatorial campaign. He has long been active in church and civic affairs and will establish campaign headquarters in Lisle Rock early this week.

Star City Arthur Johnson A. R. Cook Cook Johnson Lisle Rock Cook Campaign

Mt Nebo Home Demonstration Club Notes And Meeting

Mt Nebo Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs W A Powell home with president presiding Eight members reported progress on home improvements Miss Bullington absent president demonstrated pine needle basket making Next meeting set for May 26 at Mrs John Saha home A peculiar cassowary makes an eerie creaking sound lasting minutes and when excited snorts while the young call resembles a cow’s lowing.

Mr. Nebo Mt. Nebo W. A. Powell Miss. Bullington John Saha

Lengthy Blair session ends with acquittals and bonds set

Blair defendants faced assault charges against KHL Cleoha Cannon with a knife. Hettie Hitt held on 300 bond. Blanche Blair and Charles Hill acquitted. Benny Dixon and James Logan faced preliminary trials on receiving 13 stolen shoes, each bond 250. Marvin Leo held for circuit court on grand larceny with 150 bond. Jack L. Nott case for kidnapping and robbery dismissed after months. Parnell Thomas robbery case dismissed. Bill Nipper acquitted of driving drunk.

Ee Blair Cleoha Cannon Hettie Hitt Blanche Blair Charles Hill Benny Dixon James Logan Wai Yer Marvin Leo Claiie Osborne Jack L. Nott R. Jarvis Arkansas Parnell Thomas Dave Hill Bill Nipper

Mexico Oil Expropriation and Self Sufficiency Debate

President defends oil expropriation as a remedy to prevent industry paralysis and uphold Mexican law. Mexico rejects self sufficiency as a sole aim, favoring expanded trade and foreign capital under proper legal protection. If the Supreme Court rules against expropriation, the government faces returning the properties while preserving production and orderly reform.

Penly Jlo Mexico Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico Supreme Court

Mexico United States dialogue on tariffs and relations

The text presents Q and A style responses on U.S. Mexican tariff readjustment, diplomatic ties, and issues such as tourism, education, economics, and the oil expropriation. It notes Congress handling tariff revisions, the value of people-to-people understanding, and the auxiliary role of farmers in maintaining regional order.

United States Mexico Congress Aeeu

Direct National Emergency Council Nomination for Mellett

Lowell Mellett, former editor of the Washington Daily News, is nominated by President Roosevelt to be executive director of the National Emergency Council. He succeeds Frank Walker of New York, shifting focus to economic organization amid debates on wealth, resources, and education as central to national policy and civil liberties in Mexico.

Lowell Mellett Washington Daily News Roosevelt National Emergency Council Mellett Indiana Frank Walker New York Mexico Partido de la Revolucion Mexicana Jas Thebes

Newspapers Used for Lawn Seed Planting

In Hawkwell England a gardener experiments with stuffing seeds into newspaper sheets to sow lawns. He spreads paste on the paper, sprinkles grass seeds, and folds the sheet to smuggle seeds into the soil. He notes paper has been used as a lawn base but not with common newspapers. The method aims for even, quick germination while protecting seeds from birds.

Hawkwell Eng P Braun

Cops Create Police Art Magazine for Officers Only

Paris group of about a thousand policemen formed a Police Artistic Association to publish Art and Police a serious magazine for officers. It covers paintings by policeman artists exhibitions and concerts by policemen while keeping away from ballet and sensational topics.

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