Leopards Add 1000 Seats for Hope Contest Homecoming
De Queen plans 1000 extra bleachers at Fair Park for Friday’s Homecoming clash with Hope High School Bobcats. Leopards, under coach Leonard, face a stiff Hope lineup led by Cargile and Bright as District 10 title implications loom. Rotary district meeting at Barlow Hotel may draw more fans to the 2:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Ralph B. Kite
DeQueen
Daily Citizen
DE Queen
Ark
Hope High School Bobcats
Leopards
Fairpark Field
Hope
Mage
Jack Robison
Emil Beapple
Bobcats
Cargile
Bright
Hope Squad
Leonard
Barlow
To Drill Nov 15 on Lafferty Test
Surface casing set on the Firzwater desk on the A. J. Lafferty site south of Hope. Drilling is scheduled to begin November 25. The test adjoins the old FP W Martin & Co location on Lafferty street.
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Firzwater
A. J. Lafferty
Italy threats withdrawal from League over sanctions
Rome reports Italy implicitly warned it may quit the League of Nations if sanctions are invoked against it. The note asserts Italy does not seek disassociation but opposes a procedure seen as damaging. Meanwhile Ethiopian fronts show large mobilizations as Haile Selassie rushes troops to Jijiga to defend the Addis Ababa Djibouti railroad against Italian advances.
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Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Jijiga
Addis Ababa- Djibouti
Mount Massault
Sasa Baneh
Africa
Rodolfo Graziani
Gorrahei
Daggeh Bur
Sasa Ganeh
Djibouti
Gorrahvi
Makale
Emilio de Bang
Lir
de Bono
Senicot
Amba
Alagi
Ask Clothing for Poor of Schools Hope City Campaign
Committees were appointed Tuesday to solicit clothing for needy Hope school children in a city wide canvass Thursday. The Parent Teachers association appealed Monday for Hope residents to contribute one new or used clothing item. A women’s committee will make alterations so clothing size and style do not matter. Ward captains include Mrs. E P Young and Mrs Edwin Dossett in Ward One, Mrs Cecil Weaver and Myh Bernard O'Dwyer in Ward Two, Mrs H O Kyler and Mrs Joe Coleman in Ward Three, and Mrs Ched Hall and Mrs Ruffin White in Ward Four. Donors not home Thursday may leave items with a neighbor or at Hope city hall.
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Hope School
Parent-Teachers Association
Every Hope
P. Young
Edwin Dossett
Cecil Weaver
Bernard O'Dwyer
H. O. Kyler
Joe Coleman
Ched Hall
Ruffin White
Hope City Hall
President Speaks at Soldier's Tomb in Wallington
President Roosevelt addresses Armistice Observance at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Wallington. He condemns wartime restrictions as causes of world strife, urges peaceful cooperation with Canada, pledges preparedness, and warns of dangers facing mankind. Continued on page three.
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Wallington
Roosevelt
Amurleu
United States
Canada
Fellowship of Nations
Red Cross Drive Here Wednesday
Hempstead county committees launch the annual Red Cross Roll Call on Armistice Day November 11 through Thanksgiving Day. Mayor Albert Graves proclaims the effort vital for relief from accidents disasters and disease, urging past members to renew and new members to join.
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American Red Cross
Hempstead
Arthur Swanke
Albert Graves
City of Hope
Hope
Oue Red Cross
Red Cross
Hempstead County
Hauptmann Seeks High Court Review in Lindbergh Case
German carpenter Bruno Hauptmann petitions the U S Supreme Court to overturn his murder conviction in the Lindbergh kidnapping death. Filed by attorney Edbert Rostevans the appeal argues trial flaws and constitutional rights violations amid a sensational courtroom backdrop in Pl e mington New Jersey.
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Washington
Bruns
Richard Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindbergh
Edbert Rostevans
Hauptmann
Garpenter
Plemington
Liquor Referendum Rally Delayed To Next Week
A mass meeting on the liquor stores referendum, set for Thursday at city hall, is postponed to Tuesday at 2 30 p m due to auditorium issues. Rev Wallace R Rogers announced the delay. Rev Ardon F Blaylock of First Baptist Church will address the gathering, joined by Hempstead county pastors including Thomas Brewster and Fred R Harrison.
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Hiquor
Wallace R. Rogers
Ardon F. Blaylock
First Baptist Church of
Little Rock
Hempstead
Thomas Brewster
Fred R. Harrison
Guy D. Halt
George F. X. Strassner
Hollis Purlle
Bert Webb
F. F. Harrell
R. M.crain
J. T. Thompson
Alva C. Rogers
N. L. Eddy
Leroy Samuels
J. C. Williams
H. W. Stingley
Floyd Clark
Bandboys Benefit to Present Powdersmoke Range at Saenger
Tickets for a Wednesday night benefit at the Saenger theater for the Hope Bandboys are on sale at the New Capital Hotels Briant's drugstore and from band members or a band boy's mother. The western Powdersmoke Range stars Hoot Gibson Harry Carey Bob Steel Boots Mallory Tom Tyler All Mix and more. Proceeds support the uniform fund which stood at 694.54 after donations from Bob Morris and Steve Carrigan.
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Saenger
New Capital
Briant
Hope Boys
Hoot Gibson
Harry Carey
Bob Steel
Boots Mallory
Tom Tyler
All Mix
Uniform Fund
Bob Morris
Steve Carrigan
Arkansas First in South to Do Duty
Arkansas leads Southern states in relief provisions as federal support nears end on November 15. Kentucky Mississippi Florida South Carolina Louisiana and Alabama face uncertainty about post federal aid. Arkansas funds relief from liquor patronage tax horse race levy pos taxes and sales tax revenue with the State Welfare Commission allotting 74000 monthly for about 11000 unemployable families.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Florida
South
Carolina
Louisiana
Alabama
South Carolina
Federal Relief Administration
Assembly
State Welfare Commission
Gift of surplus foodstuffs to continue aid
State Welfare Administrator W R Dy announced Washington approval Tuesday for a project to continue distributing surplus commodity foodstuffs to unemployables through the State Welfare Commission. No allotment has been made yet. Under the present system unemployables receive commodities from FERA, but the new project aims to take over as the organization liquidates this month.
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Little Rock
W. R. Dy 8
Washington
Strate Welfare Commission
FERA
Multiple local and national brief items from press
A string of terse notices reports a widow charged with murdering her husband in Tennessee, a ship wreck rescue by the US Navy near San Bernardino, federal relief employment aiding 2200 writers, Arkansas governor’s nonpartisan stance on next year’s race, and Burma search crews declaring a hunt for Kingsford Smith and Pethybridge near hopeless but continuing.
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Ragoon
Burma
Charles Kingsford Smith
Tom Pethybridge
Senator Caraway Visits Hope for Tea Guests
Senator Hattie W. Caraway of Arkansas, returning after a visit with Lloyd Spencer, will be an honor guest Tuesday afternoon at a tea hosted by Mrs. Harry J. Lemley and Mrs. W. Kendall Lemley at 320 South Edgewoods Street.
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Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Hope
Lloyd Spencer
Cly
Senator Caraway
Harry J. Lemley
W. Kendall Lemley
South Edgewoods Street
Depression costs hit 26.6 billion to business in 1934
The Commerce Department tallies 26.631 billion dollars as the depression’s cost to business, drawn from savings to cover expenses as 1934 production rose to 48.561 billion while wage and dividend outlays increased. Agriculture shows the sharpest shift, from 88 percent share in 1924 to 0.2 percent in 1994.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Middle Class in U S Disappearing Contends Wealth Concentration
New York report summarizes Lewis Corey argument that the old middle class has shrunk as wealth concentrates in the hands of four financial oligarchs. The piece notes a century ago 80 percent of workers earned income from ownership of productive property, with the rest on page three.
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New York
United States
Lewis Corey
Prohi Resolution Tabled After Long Hope County Debate
Hempstead County Quorum Court narrowly tabled a prohibition resolution 12 to 10 after a six hour session. Sheriff Bearden and local officials urged adoption while Washburn and other figures criticized tax policies and church exemptions. Debate shifted from wet or dry to questions of authority and legality before the roll call decision to table.
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Hempstead
Ard
Jim E. Bearden
Wallace R. Rogers
First Baptist Church
Hopaepoke
Bearden
W. S. Atkins
Hope
Blocks St
Alex. H. Washburn
the Star
Justice of the Peace
DeRean
F. O. Wood
DeAnn
A. J. Fafferty
Patmos
Lafferty
Washburn
Quorum Court
Hueys Brother to Talk in Magnolia
Circulars in Hope announce Ear Lone, youngest sister of Huey P. Loug, will deliver a public speech at 2:30 Saturday at Magnolia courthouse. Long seeks lieutenant governor of Louisiana, promoting share our wealth. Dr. D H Dilton of Springhill will also appear on the program.
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Hope
Ear Lone
Huey P. Loug
Court House
Magnolia
Long
Louisiana
Share Our Wealth Movement
D. H. Dilton
Springhill
Columbu County Association
Share Our Wealth
Claims Brought Over From 1934 Outlawed
Hempstead County Judge H M Stephens was advised by the attorney general that exhausted revenue should not fund 1934 unallowed claims. He may have approved claims improperly as the law requires statutory claims precede contractual ones. Warrants for 1934 transfers could only be paid from 1934 revenues, not 1935.
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Little Rock
H.M. Stephens
Hempstead
Pulaski Reduces Tax by 244 Mills
Pulaski County Quorum Court votes 100 to 1 to cut general fund levy from five to 21 mills amid assurances of a $175,000 treasury surplus. Deputy state tax official Harry C. Malcolm condemns charity neglect, urging mothers pension restoration. Auditor Durden says reduced levy suffices to operate the county.
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Litish Rock
Pulaski County
Cook
Harry C. Malcolm
La[lise
Mothers’ Pension Fund
W.S. Mitchell
Harold A. Young
Hayley M. Bennett
Young
Treasury
Alton Durden
Nude Stage Girls Bring Police Raid
Five young performers faced New York indecency charges after a Society of Mustra tors benefit show was interrupted by a police raid last Friday. Two were accused of appearing nude in scenes titled The Warming of the Bastille and War Clouds. One performer allegedly wore a transparent dress and another disrobed on stage. Robe Goldberg called the raid insulting and manager Fred Cooper defended the acts as risqué but not indecent. Police Commissioner Valentine said indecency laws apply equally.
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New York
Society of Mustrators
New York State
Mal Cleurette
Robe Goldberg
Fred ©. Cooper
Valentine Res Clic
Presbyterian Men to Meet Tuesday Night in Church Hall
The First Presbyterian church hosts a Tuesday night meeting of the men. The Women's Auxiliary will serve supper. The pastor will deliver the address, inviting all men to attend.
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Presbyterian
Nas
First Presbyterian Church
Courts Debate County Tax and Debt in 1930s Era Session
County officials anticipate limited revenue to cover expenses as the Quorum Court weighs 1936 finances. Judge Stephens cites debt and unpaid claims while sheriff Bearden warns court access is crippled by low funds. State lawmakers push for a larger share of the state sales tax and relief from tuberculosis sanatorium fees.
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Hempstead
Washington
Éfalmatier
Justice of the Peace
John L. Wilson
Washburn
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