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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

10

Debate charges to file against Ford

Detroit reports the United Auto Workers committee weighing charges against Henry Ford for employee intimidation after Fordism cards circulated among Ford workers. The union may file with the National Labor Relations Board, citing possible Wagner Act violations as it prepares an organizing drive across Ford plants. Marty and two other officers also met GM officials to discuss sporadic strikes affecting Flint and Saginaw.

Detroit Mich United Automobile Workers’ Committee Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Homer Martin U.A.W.A Ford Workers Marty Ford Company National Labor Relations Board Wis Saginaw Flint Chevrolet Motor Department

Three Elected to Fulton School Faculty

Fulton Ark school board elects three new faculty members J J Liehlong superintendent Mrs Abbott primary teacher and Miss Lenora Wilson third and fourth grades with three vacancies left one in the high school and two in the primary school

Fulton. Ark Fulton School Board Eleelerds J. J. Liehlong Abbott Lenora Wilson Pride Hagh

Tunney Endorses Nestell As New Hollywood Heavyweight Hope

Gene Tunney, after decades in boxing and a storied Chicago fight, admires young Bob Nestell for his ferocity and potential. Nestell, rising in Los Angeles, heads to a benefit show at Wrigley Field on May 24 against Bob Pastors, a former NYU halfback who once challenged Joe Louis. The piece parallels Nestell with Dempsey’s and Tunney’s eras to boost Nestell as a crowd drawing figure.

Grayson New York Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Jett Sotdiers' Field Tunney Chicago Bob Nestell Nestell Hollywood Los Angeles Bob Pastors Wrigley Field Patron Press Seals Pastor Formelly New York University Joe Louis Bob Dempsey

Gully Control Promotes Soil Erosion Prevention

The article discusses gully control as a key step in soil erosion prevention. It notes that erosion progresses from sheet wash to gullies, which are rarely reclaimable, and praises the Howe Soil Conservation Service for treating gullies through coordinated programs. It highlights observer access at the Hope project area to view field demonstrations by cooperating farmers.

The Soil Conservation Service Hope Project

Tunney on fighting heart and nerve energy

Tunney explains that champions need a fighting heart and adequate nerve energy. He cites Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey and other greats as examples of psychological and systemic balance. He notes bigger fighters face tougher odds in the slag and that development hinges on sustained fighting spirit.

Tunney Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey

Brothers' Meeting Is Abrupt Collision on Country Road

Two brothers, county recorder A B Cummings and H G Cummings, and township Democratic committeeman, were injured in a head on crash near here. The recorder suffered a fractured knee and cuts. the committeeman received bruises and shock. They say they met on the country road each Sunday morning from their hospital beds.

Butler, Mon County A. B. Cummings H. G. Cummings Cummings

Nestell Builds Left Hand Like Gene Tunney

The piece centers on Bob Nestell training the left hand with fast straight lefts and left hooks, shadow boxing, and rhythm. It compares Nestell’s potential to Gene Tunney, noting he needs only a fraction of Tunney’s ambition to reach great heights.

Bob Nestell Gene Tunney

Washington Holds Graduation May 7

A class of eight seniors graduated from Washington High School on Friday night May 7. John P. Cox of Hope delivered the commencement address. Valedictory by Miss Charlotte Agee and salutatory by Misa Lola Lee Martin. Baccalaureate sermon May 2 at Washington Baptist Church by Rev. Mr Patterson. Faculty list includes Mrs. C. C. Stuart and Ruffus D. Wolff at the high school, and Mrs. J. L. Pilkinton and Mrs. Vernori Messer at the grade 1 school.

Washington High School John P. Cox Hope Charlotte Agee Misa Lola Lee Martin Washington Baptist Church

Army Worm Control Tips for Field Crops

The article explains how army worms and related caterpillars threaten crops and outlines prevention methods. Dry weather allows dust barriers or heavy bait applications along the worms' line of march to deter migrations, with a call to send uncertain specimens to Fayetteville's Department of Entomology in a sturdy box for identification.

Department of Entomology Fayetteville

The Little Red Schoolhouse in Kentucky Decline

The little red schoolhouse in Kentucky faces rapid loss as one teacher schools shrink from 7,216 in 1934 to 5,367 now. If Henry W. Peters, state superintendent of public instruction, reaches his goal, 2,000 more schools could be closed during his administration.

Frankfort Kentucky

Unclear Airmounts Debate Stunts Across Oceans

Col. J Monroe Jobson criticizes unsafe stunt flights threatening intercontinental commerce. The official condemns unneeded aerial tricks and cites recent London hop by Dik Merrill and Amel Barhavéa as examples, amid broader calls for regulation.

Aic J. Monroe Jobson Tant Johnson Dik Merrill London Ravenation Amel Barhavéa Ward Hight St of

Poisonous snakes rare in some northeast states

Practically every portion of the United States has poisonous snakes, though few are reported in certain states in the northeast.

United States

Arkansas Extradition Hold Delays Robbery Case

Officers pursued a Texas-linked robbery and assault case with two witnesses identified after capture. A judge questions the suspect Rastus as he explains a dispute with his wife leading to a brawl. revelers and bystanders recount the scene while the governor withholds extradition decisions for hours.

Brockelhurst T Parker Ustaly Hon Schwartz Brockellin

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