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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
3
A pamphlet from a Star supplier contrasts two men ages in their forties and mid twenties, one a Holocaust survivor of 1929 who defers action and distrusts spending, the other a WWI generation youth who sees cautious optimism rising with small gains. The piece argues moods shift with time as young entrants flood business, creating a market with no low mood.
A Hempstead County debt adjustment committee was formed to mediate between distressed farmers and creditors to prevent needless mortgage foreclosures. The unit, led by Dr. M. F. Dickenson, includes J. Marl Jackson and others from Nashville and Hope, with field men in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. The program, now reimbursing out of pocket expenses, aims for workable settlements through impartial mediation and twice monthly meetings.
In Hot Springs Arkansas state division presidents of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met with the president general Mrs W E Massey and other national officers in executive session to review the year ahead of the 42nd annual meeting. A state presidents dinner preceded a reception hosted by the Arkansas division with Mrs Massey and Mrs C S Lowiharp leading the seating line.
Washington reports turkey production for the year at about 15,000,000 fewer birds than last year, with 1935 estimates lower across regions. Despite shrinking totals, agriculture officials say heavier gobblers and hens will still yield enough white and dark meat for Thanksgiving. Regional declines include Texas and the Dakota area, with only the south Atlantic showing a rise. Continued discussion promised on page three.
A 61 year old treaty at the State Department could affect possible embargo actions on Italy. The proto col room safeguards fragile documents including the Louisiana Purchase and a 1830 Ottoman treaty. Some artifacts may move to a new archives building for safer storage.
The Treasury said most of the $4 billion work relief fund is allocated but only a quarter spent. New figures show $3,700,874,289 allocated, $219,733.86 awaiting warrant approval, and $30,391,845 unallocated. Payments through October totaled $1,100,641,160. Morgenthau announced monthly updates. Mail volume notes London to Africa and Lagos to seed shipments in the same period.
A two year follow up to the earlier wounded fawn photograph tells of George, now 24, a crippled five point buck living in the Ogemaw Game Refuge near West Branch, Michigan. Rescued after his mother was shot, he survived with a twisted left hind leg and relies on feeding grounds to survive the hunting season. Conservation workers and local hunters care for him, ensuring he stays safe within the refuge.
Hope High School football coach Foy Hammons announced Friday’s home game with Beebe High School as a homecoming affair. A queen would be elected to reign over festivities as the 18-player squad, led by Hammons and Jimmy Jones, prepared after a celebratory dinner.
The American Legion post in Dempstead County will hold its regular meeting at 6 p m Thursday in the private dining room of the Checkered Cafe. A large attendance is urged.
Three persons were killed Monday night when an airplane crashed in a cornfield near Gothenburg Nebraska. One victim was Verne Morton 130 of Kearney Nebraska. The other two were not identified but were described as a Kansas City oil man and a lawn service worker.
Tokyo sources report North China to declare independence and operate under Japanese control after a week. Chiang Kai Shek reportedly approves a five province autonomous confederation to avoid conflict as Beijing officials push autonomy to shield the region from invasion.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports October 1937 cotton exports rose by 119000 bales from the prior year, with August and September lagging behind last year. Exports in Oct 1934 were 592000, in 1935 711000. Reasons cited include U S town policy shifting more cotton to world trade, alignment of prices with foreign cotton, and foreign exchange constraints in Europe and elsewhere. Continued discussion notes the global gold supply and payment difficulties.
Addis Ababa reports Italian planes escort Ethiopian royal forces while Ras Seyoum leads a large pursuit in Tigre and Tembien. Italian commanders intensify measures as Gen Emilio de Bono hands over command to Gen Melchide Gabba and heads to Rome.
Word reaches Washington that friends of Senator Borah plan to enter his name in next year’s presidential primaries pending a positive response from the Idaho Republican. Guffey of Pennsylvania predicts coal royalty law precedents may extend to other industries, especially natural resources, if the Supreme Court upholds the ruling. In Arkansas, Draper 20, requests a Tuesday defense to deny knowledge of a recluse’s murder, facing the death penalty. Washington reports Secretary Takes orders a 25 percent differential on domestic materials for FWA projects.
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