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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1936

Page

4

Hope Bobcats Live Up To Hype Against DeQueen Leopards

Hope High School Bobcats seek a ninth win against DeQueen Leopards at home on Friday. Injuries to Dick Moore and Karl Ponder may force lineup changes as Beat Wilson starts at tackle and Ralph Hill carries the backfield duties. Leopards arrive at Hope ready to battle, aiming to avenge last season’s loss, with a hard fought, close score expected.

Leonard Ellis Hope DeQueen High School Bobcats Leoparrds Dick Moore Karl Moore Beat Wilson Secon Wilwin Ralph Hill Spears W. Parsons McDaniel Dean Parsons Cook D. Parsons Roerd Moore and Pondep Leopards DeQueen DeQueen Sedin Robests de- Queen High School Leopard Hamer Hy Mimmons San Francisco Cal Hammons Tp.an Conan Cuak Wriday Thomas Lumley Highe Mand Spears Sewell Portford Kyle Dainiel ‘ McLenore Cole CU Bill Brushier Cousehita No Pie Georee Jordin UL Af AD Winermat Burk O'Neal Hendrix Field Jl

Pope Appears to Quiet Sick Report

Vatican dispatch reports Pope’s public appearance in Rome with a brief, weary address. Witnesses described the pope as calm and natural despite evident fatigue amid reports of declining health and the church’s internal tensions.

Pope

Turned Brown By Brown Turner

Nashville Tenn Special From the way United States Senator McKellar of Tennessee in cutting up about that haystack vote taken by the Literary Digest in the presidential race you'd be led to suspect the Senator tore it too seriously and laid his bet on the wrong man even if he is a good Democrat. Before the election the Digest made it known in words short enough for x-Preacher Smith to understand that the object of the pull wasn't to encourage betting. Business is so good these lays Industry is about to turn these three billion dollars to stockholders and workers. Just to see maybe how long it will take to make it back.

Nashville Tenn United States Senaor McKellar Ternnessee x-Preacher Smith

Hammons to Head Red Cross Drive in Hope

Hammons accepted the Hope chairmanship of the American Red Cross Roll Call with Wayne H. England leading all parts of the county outside Hope. They succeed D. B. Thompson of Hope. The two plan to announce committees in days and start the annual drive for funds. The county quota is not yet received but expected soon. The 3rd Cross Roll Call will begin Monday morning with Young Business Men's Association assisting and school officials to allow high school absence for the drive. Hempstead's quota is $600.

Young Business Men's Association Hempstend

Bailey Calls for Bond Refunding to Cut Arkansas Debt

Governor Carl Bailey urged 60 St Louis business leaders to back refinancing Arkansas highway and bridge bonds totaling about 84 million dollars. He argued bonds at 4 1/4 to 5 percent would save roughly 32 million in interest, and outlined civil service expansion, rural electrification, parks, and industrial growth as two year goals. Continued on page four.

ST. Louis Ernor Carl K. Bailey Arkansas Bu Louis Bailey Roscoe C. Hobbs Hobbs-Western Company Rogers, Ark Sam W. Fordyce Yoll Bridge Sly Kay Arkansas Securities Arkwn

Fragmentary Thought Improves Woman’s Receipt in His Works

A damaged OCR snippet contemplates that nothing better exists than a woman receiving in his writings. It references what may be biblical or literary phrasing, including Evelysiastes J 22, with limited readable context.

Bao Evelysiastes J

Hempstead Faces Slow Interest in Rural Electrification

Hempstead sees limited local support for Roosevelt era Rural Electrification Administration plans. County agent Mountcastle cites lagging demand despite broad international electrification progress. He notes that nationwide only about 12 percent of farm homes are electrified while New Zealand far surpasses the U.S. in rural electrification.

Italy Admits the War on Ethiopia

In Rome Marshal Emilie de Bone, an Italian commander in the Ethiopian war, described Italy as the aggressor in East Africa. He stated that Mussolini and he had agreed on war in the waning days of 1983 and had begun preparations, portraying the conflict as a conquest.

Rome Italy Qavinairs Emilie de Bone East Africa de Bone Mussolini

Labor Forecasts Lewis Failure in AFL Plan

William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, forecast in Tampa that Lewis will fail to unite all workers in big industries under one umbrella. Green pledged to organize the unorganized of America and to bring them into the AFL at the building trades department convention.

Tampa Fla William Green American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis Building Trades Department L. Green America

Trailer Regulation Next for Highway

HOT SPRINGS Ark The Enforcement Officers Division of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administration met to urge legislatures to enact rules regulating trailers. Proposals include weight classification lights and brakes. Speakers warned trailers threaten safe driving and warned of rising thefts and theft recovery challenges.

Hot Springs Ark American Association of Motor Vehicle Administration Es Association J. P. Arnold Minnesota Highway Patrol Viates

Fire destroys Grand No 3 mine at Paris ARK

Fire of undetermined origin caused about $40,000 damage to the Grand No 3 coal mine of the Paris Capacity Coal company on Thursday night. About 125 men will be out of work until it is rebuilt.

Paris Grand No. 3 Paris Pacity Coal Company

Postoffice Finds Dead Body of Babe

San Francisco postal inspectors said a baby’s body was found in a package opened at the dead letter office. Due to its preservation they could not determine the baby’s age or sex. The package was addressed to St. Mercie hospital, a name not matching any hospital in San Francisco. Postal officers were alerted.

San Francisco Calif St. Mercie Hospital St. Mertie Hospital

Roosevelt cites risk of foreign buying of American securities

President Roosevelt said the Federal Reserve Board is studying possible legislation to curb foreign investments in the U S market. He warned that if foreign holdings reach a certain level they could endanger domestic currency and exchange and threaten other nations’ currencies as well.

Washington Roosevelt Federal Reserve Board

General Held in Death of Widow in Kentucky

Brig. Gen. Henry Hf. Denhardt was arrested on no warrant charging him with the murder of Mrs. Verny Garr Taylor of La Grange Kentucky. The widow’s body was found shot in a roadside ditch near Denhardt’s car. The coroner postponed the inquest as Denhardt refused to testify. He was released on bond for appearance November 20. Also noted: a bolt of lightning killed 56 ducks in Missouri.

New Castle Henry Hf. Denhardt Verny Garr Taylor la Grange Eva Warrod Kentucky National Guard Taylo Denhardt D. L. Ricketts Ayer A. $. Morgan Garr Li Grange Taylor

No Report From Parley on L. & A.

Officials from Louisiana & Arkansas Railway and four brotherhoods met with Governor Leche to end the strike. No definite progress was reported at noon as postal inspectors from Fort Worth examined whether mail was delayed amid the labor dispute in Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge Leche The Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Brotherhoods Richard W. Leche Louisiana Leeke C. P. Couch Harvey Couch O. K. Hedge Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Fred Burr Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen W. L. Carter Order of Railroad Conductors Fred E. Nichols Texas B. W. Cason Gaston K. Porterie George M. Wallace Kildrey P. Aldrich Washington Fort Worth

Porcupine Image Sparks Unclear Debt Commentary

A fragmented text references interest on the national debt and a porcupine metaphor. It notes quills loosely attached and internal slaps with its tail, suggesting quills may be dipped at a distance. The passage is obscure and lacks cohesive context or clear events.

Delivery Monu Cards Must Be Filled By Employers

Announcement by Hope Postmaster Robert M. details employers must fill SS-4 forms for the Social Security program. Cards distributed Monday November 16 and due back by November 21. Employers’ program precedes individual employee registration with the Social Security Board. forms assign each employer a Social Security Account Number.

Hope Robert M Paostoffite' Partment Oral Social Security Board Inca Central Accounting Office Homer M. Atkins

Regulations on Social Security Taxes for Employers

New Jersey, Governor Hoffman asked President Roosevelt if he would recommend extending the time for states to comply with the federal social security act or defer collecting the unemployment tax until a majority of states have complied. The regulations outline that the employer tax applies to any employer with one or more employees for wages paid on or after January 1, 1937. Exemptions include agricultural and domestic labor, certain non-profit work, age 65 workers, casual labor, ship crews, and employment by federal, state, and local governments.

New Jersey Trenton N. J Hoffman Roosevelt Congress Bureau of Internal Revenue Secretary of ‘the Treasury United States Alaska Haiwaii District of Columbia Fudersl

Cotton market opens at New Orleans with steady close

New Orleans cotton opened Friday at 11.60 and 11.69 for futures. Spot cotton closed steady with seven points higher, middling grade at 12.15.

New Orleans

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