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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1939

Page

4

Red Cross Aims To Train One Million In First Aid

Dr. J G Martindale outlines Red Cross efforts to boost first aid training across the nation. In the past year instructors trained 395,000 people, with highway first aid stations and civilian volunteers intensifying efforts to reduce accidental deaths and injuries in homes and on highways. The organization seeks stronger membership to sustain and expand these programs in the coming year.

J. G. Martindale Eael Veer Ted Cross Vncal Po- Nce Coc WPA de. Miraile Red Cross The Yenpstead

Cranium Crackers and Notable Quotations Quiz

A garbled OCR passage lists names from literature and philosophy with stray phrases about love and tyranny. It ends with a prompt for answers on page two, including references to Dryden Voltaire Milton Byron and Jefferson along with scattered, incomplete quotes and author names.

Five Arkadelphia Players Placed Ineligible For Now

Arkadelphia Ark Tuesday five Arkadelphia High School football players were declared temporarily ineligible. They are Donald Meador Jimmy Meador Gickle Omer Fairchild Banks Ramsey George Hendricks. The Badgers next game is against Blevins on November 17. Coach George Tunory announced the purge weakens lineup.

Arkadelphia Ark Donaldd Meador Jommy Meador Omer Fairchild Hanlfback Banks Ramsey George Hendricks Badgers Blevins George Tunory

Three More Hurt In Auto Accident Near Hope

L. W. Young, latest victim in a series of crashes, was confined to bed with chest and neck injuries after a Tuesday afternoon collision on Highway 67 two miles north of Hope. William Robins and J. W. Bearden also sustained injuries, with Bearden injured about the head. The crash occurred near Roy Stephenson Lane as Robins’ car rear ended Young’s, sending Young across a ditch and into a field. Young was thrown from the front seat.

L. W. Young South Hervey Street Aly Hope Mr. Young Willian Robing Hope J. W. Bearden Hugh Bearden Huds Bearden Roy Stephenson Lane Young Lite Ruck Robins

Former Treasurer of County Is Dead

HUSSELLVILLE Ark J T Murph about 60 former Pope county treasurer died at a focal hospital here Thursday less than 24 hours after he had been jailed on a charge of endevling more than 36 000 of public funds Dr RL Smith chief of the hospital staff said Murphy died as the result of narcotic poisoning.

Hussellville Ark J.T. Murph Pope County RL. Smith Murphy

Rural Mail Delivery Cut Saturday for Armistice Day

Postmaster Robert Wilson announced that only rural delivery of mail would be curtailed for Armistice Day observance Saturday. All other departments at the post office will function as usual on Saturday.

Robert Wilson Ieal Wilson

Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners

A fragmented 1930s etiquette quiz asks about social rules at dinners and dances. It covers whether a man should escort a invited guest who may not yet have a partner, who should sit beside the guest of honor, and how hosts should respond to a guest wanting to bring a date, with provided answers.

Pitt Atau Tukis Yin Afl Anedus

Dutch and Belgian Nations Prepare for Possible War

Dutch and Belgian leaders mobilize as war fears rise on the Western Front. Netherlands clears water-line villages for defense. Belgium increases mobilization as rail and troop movements hint at heightened alert. French front reports clashes between Moselle and Saar regions with German attempts repulsed. Chamberlain criticizes Germany, calling ruling circles inflexible and not hopeful for peace replies from German leaders amid Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold consultations.

Paris France French War Ministry Genin Fources Moselle Star Rivers Chamberlain London Germany Wilhelmina Leopold Joh Simon

Sparkman Bank Is Robbed of 2500 Dollars

Sparkman bank robbery reports show three unknown bandits held up Merchants and Planters bank in Sparkman Arkansas on Thursday afternoon. They forced five bank employees and customers into the vault, escaped with about 2500 dollars in cash, and fled in an automobile toward Fardyer as the vault door failed to lock.

Sparkman, Ark Merchants & Planters Bank Bya Fardyer

After Two Weeks the Nazis Are Glowing

Berlin residents cope with street danger as pedestrians suffer nightly. A remedies campaign uses phosphorous patches worn in pockets or button holes. Circular round deters and glows, reducing street collisions and injuries.

Berlin

New York Cotton Opens Slow as Prices Edge Higher

Cotton prices in New York opened modestly higher with December futures near 3.35 cents a pound. Early trading showed cautious sentiment as traders weighed supply signals and demand expectations amid market uncertainty.

New York

Some Would Put Hitler in Book of Revelations

MORRISTON Arkansas A Bishop Seleeman Oklahoma City told the North Arkansas conference of the United Methodist church there Thursday that there is a job of manipulating going on in an effort to fit Miller and Stalin into the Book of Revelations The bishop made the remark as an interruption in his reading of the Scripture at the morning business session of the conference He warned that they think they can tell you when the work ends but victory for righteousness isn t easy

Morriston Ark Seleeman Oklahoma City North Arkansas United Methodist Church Miller Stalin

Black worker dies after injury at mill plant

Alma Robinson, 25, died after an accident at Ginter Lumber Co. Wednesday morning. She suffered a broken neck with mangled left arm and right shoulder as her clothing became entangled in a line shaft at the mill. The incident occurred at WH plant, with officials noting the line shaft entanglement caused the fatal injury. She had worked at the facility for several months.

Alma Robinson Hope Nayre Ginter Lumber Co Phnt Josephine Gunter Atla

Prescott Hopes for Upset Here Friday

Prescott High School football team prepares for a Friday night road game against the Curly Wolves of Hope. B teams play at Dierks and the third stringers meet Texarkana. officials and ticketing are arranged by Prescott, with admission 25 and 50 cents. Hope fans occupy west stands. Prescott aims to surprise as underdogs with many local supporters expected.

Wepe High School Bobcats Hope Prescott Prescott National Guard Prescott Siella Mlinois Michigan Espe Ad

Bund Leader Put on Trial in New York

Fritz Kiln, head of the German American Bund, was charged in New York Thursday with stealing 3041 dollars from Bund funds. Judge Jones denied defense motions for postponement and change of venue.

Bund N. Y New York Fritz Kiln Wehr An Tein Jones G. Waklace

Labor Groups Endorse Red Cross Roll Call Appeal

John L. Lewis of the CIO and William Green of the American Federation of Labor urge unions to support the Red Cross during Roll Call from November 11 to 30. They praise the Red Cross work, call for universal backing, and highlight safety and disaster relief efforts.

John JL. Lewis Congress of Industrial Organization American Red Cross Red Cross Lewis Tms Loupg H R William Green American Moderation of Lavor Vnsa Organized Labor

Bulgaria as Pawn in Balkan Web of War Powers

A deteriorating Balkan tremor centers on Bulgaria as factions, Nazis, Reds, and Allies maneuver for influence. Reports cite Turk resistance to Russia demands and fears of Bulgarian capitulation, with Germany eyeing weakened control while Romania and Yugoslavia gain from postwar redrawing. Bulgaria’s note toward modernization belies deep rural illiteracy and lingering mistrust among Slavic and Turkish populations, amid shifting alliances and contested Dobruja and Aegean access.

Doruja Thomas J. B. Wenner NEA Service 2 Europe Bulgaria Turkey Msh Board of Europe Balkans Sophia Bulgara Dobrija Romania Yugoslavia Macedonia Greece Aegean Sea Versailles Ferdinand Boris Aly Bulgurigg Italy Giovanna of Aly Germany

A Thought Hitherto Have Ye Asked Nothing in Dramas

Fragmentary text presents a cryptic line about asking nothing in dramas and a reference to a soup jay may be full du Wie, forming an obscure historical quotation fragment without clear narrative.

Independence Is Price India Asks

Mohandas K. Gandhi demanded of Britain a declaration to free India from bondage as the price for sabbatical at India's constitutional crisis. He urged a solution unless an acceptable Indian is forthcoming, in a comment at dedicatory Sunday by the Marquess of Linlithgow, viceroy of India. Six provincial governments have resigned and two others announced their intention to follow. Britain refused to discuss status for India until after the European war, Gandhi stated.

Black youth struck by pipe after contest quarrel

Police reported a black boy was hit over the head with a pipe during a Wednesday night contest quarrel. The victim was not believed to be seriously hurt. No arrests had been made at press time.

Felice Sail Polike

Negro Arrested for Patterson Robbery in Newspaper

Police Chief Sweeney reported the arrest Thursday of Johnny Lew Bou, a Black man, for the Patterson Street robbery last night. About $75 was taken from the Patterson’s Cash A Second Street store. the suspect confessed to the crime and provided details of accomplices and locations.

Sweeney Cyypelindane Johnny Lew Bou Pattersons Cash Noten Lewallen Tagan

Bombing at Munich Beer Hall Targets Hitler

Nazi leadership survived a devastating Munich beer hall explosion that killed seven veterans and wounded over 59 as Hitler traveled by armored train. British sources dismissed charges of British or Jewish culpability amid a massive hunt for attackers and a prize of 240000 marked offered for information leading to the perpetrators.

Reich Munich Fuehrer Ber- UN Hitler Berlin Germany Adolf Hitler Goebbels Hess Frick Julius Streicher Robert Ley Pia Rosenheier Street

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