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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1933
Page
3
A potential move by county judges to relinquish turnback funds if federal road maintenance plans are approved offers a path to solving bond refunds. Some judges privately favor giving up the $1,000,001 yearly turnback from the gasoline tax to enable a federal funds program, aiding $146,000,000 in highway obligations.
Wartime fortifications describe a sealed network of casemates and bunkered galleries. The article lists underground chambers and armor plated casemates with magazines, control rooms, power plant, and miniature rail systems for ammo delivery.
Armistice Day 1933 highlights France’s fortified frontier with the Maginot Line system. Deep underground, interconnected tunnels, reinforced concrete bunkers, and crossfire-linked positions defend Briey and the Saar region. About 150 million dollars spent on these permanent defenses. France maintains regular garrisons near the front with conscripts and engineers working to complete the network.
Washington ruling by Comptroller General McCarl clears Henry Ford to bid on federal contracts if he complies with the NRA automobile code. McCarl says an affirmative code adherence statement is not required. the government must prove non compliance.
George W. Robison Jr a sophomore at Castle Heights Military School Lebanon is chosen to speak before the student body at chapel exercises Monday morning.
The Blevins Parent Teachers Association held its monthly meeting at the high school. An interesting program featured a devotional by Mrs. Warren Nesbitt the president's message by Miss Dorothy Savage reading by Marcia Stephens physical education by H L Lay and Good Schools in Bad Times by Mrs. Glenn Coker. The theme tied to National Education Week with a renewed emphasis on operation and membership news.
Lewisville High School eleven defeated Hope High School second team 20 to 0 in Lewisville on Friday. Grimmett and Whitten sparked long runs while Grimmett launched a 45 yard pass to Cubiniss for the touchdown after receiving from center. Pollard starred on defense for Hope as Miss Evelyn Rider was crowned queen at the homecoming festivities.
Prescott Wolves defeat Hope Bobcats 19 to 0 despite final Hope drive near goal. Perdue scores twice for Prescott with Campbell adding the other. Hope stars Brown Hargis Madison Drake suffer injuries. game features 15 first downs for Prescott and multiple penalties. Interstate Commerce Commission permit altered hydrogen shipment for Zeppelin resupply.
Geneva Italian Signore Soragna on the disarmament conference said pursuing work is useless and inopportune with Germany absent. He called Italy an observer on political questions. His comments caused a stir at the meeting in Geneva. Washington General McCarl ruled Humphrey no longer entitled to salary as deputy federal trade commissioner despite claim of still serving, removing him by Roosevelt.
The Blevins Hornets overwhelmed Norman Wildcats 32 to 0 Friday afternoon, delivering a dominant offensive show. Key plays featured Spears, Stephens, Foster, Yocom, and Bonds, with multiple long gains and a late surge setting up another extra point before play continued to Page Three.
State Highway Commission let the Emmet Prescott paving contract at $141 24134 for 6.9 miles linking Emmet to Prescott. A. C. Campbell Construction of Shreveport will build the concrete road joining east Emmet and west Prescott, completing a continuous route from Hope to Prescott.
The Arkansas Highway Commission said 60 days will be given to acquire rights of way for National Recovery Highway projects. If not obtained, funds will be reallocated to projects with available rights of way at no extra cost to state or federal government. The panel cited no state funds for right of way and no Federal funds from Public Works Administration. Several contracts were awarded totaling about $463,000 with more bids planned November 20.
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