Ford and Newton in crime and business news flash
In Detroit Henry Ford said the recession is temporary and artificial predicting a climb next year. In Pittsburgh Rev. C E B Newton was convicted of slaying and sentenced to life imprisonment after a 66 hour trial. Burleson died, and Ford Motor Company faced charges dismissed by Judge Mall related to the 1930s strike at the Rouge plant.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Pittsfieald
C. EB. Newton
Royal
Missouri
Bounis Kelly
Baris
Ford Company
Lester S. Mall
Ford Motor Company
Tuberculosis Seal Sale Opens Friday In Town
The final Christmas Seal sale campaign will begin Friday with a house to house canvass starting Monday. County chairman Harry J. Lemley of Hope announces funds support tuberculosis control in the state. Rural and city committees named, with many local volunteers listed to collect and promote the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lemley
Hope
Hempfield
Arkansas
L. W. Young
Yours
A.m
John Guthrie
H. O. Kyler
Arthur Swanke
McCloughan
C. C. Lewis
Tots Kinser
C. Con
Trial Date Set for Ed McDonald on False Pretense Charges
Prosecutor Fred A. Denham said he would call former Secretary of State Ed F. McDonald to trial anew on December 13 for false pretense in the purchase of capital janitor supplies. The jury deadlocked at McDonald's first trial last spring.
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Lifile Rock
Fred A. Denham
Ed F. McDonald
McDonald
Cotton opens steady with futures up in New Orleans
New Orleans reports a Wednesday start on December cotton at 8.04 cents, with nearby and futures trading up slightly. Spot cotton prices held steady, rising three points, as middling grade was quoted at 8.6 cents.
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New Orleans
Cotta
Spot Cotton
Red Cross Total Surpasses Seven Hundred Dollars
The Red Cross total rose to 726.19 with additional reports, including 2650 from Patmos where Luther Rider serves as district chairman. Others listed include J. W. RB, Yoney T. M, Ward Earle C, Turner Tommie Gibson, S. R. Hamilton, Mrs. Bert Keith, Victor Keith, Johan A. Wallace Sr, Jones f J. it, Payne J. W., Vines Gentry, and several more contributors from Patmos and Pathe Schout district.
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Red Cross
Patmos
Luther 2. Rider
Patmas
Luther
Rider
Yoney
T. M
Ward Earle C
Turner Tommie Gibson
S. R. Hamilton
Bert Keith
Victor Keith
Johan A. Wallace Sr
P. Jones
Payne J. W. Vines
Gentry
W. A
Formby
Monroe Kent
B.J
Drake D. H
Owens John Rogers
John Rogers
EB. R, Brown
T. Beek
Mary Middlebroaks
M. Ware
Firat Grade of
Pathe Schout Lm
Leo Iitch
Suic Bennett
Jack Williams
Harry Phillips
Ross Gillespie
Will Ridgetill
Paul M. Sintns
Special Price Features Prevail at Museum Here
The World Museum announces free admission for Hope Boy Scouts and ladies at 8 p.m. Wednesday, with Wednesday night free for accompanying one paid adult. Friday afternoon features kiddy matinees and a special treasure program for children. The museum, sponsored by the American Legion for its Christmas charity, remains open this week.
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the World Museum
Seven Horsemen of Death. Tuberculosis Tops in 16 to 45
The chart shows tuberculosis as the leading cause of death for productive ages 16 to 45, killing nearly 40,000 people last year and accounting for about 18 percent of deaths in that age group. The text urges use of Christmas Seals in the fight against the Great White Plague.
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United States
Hope High Meets St Joseph Dallas In Final Grid Game
Hope High School faces St Joseph High of Dallas in the season finale football clash set for 2:30 pm Thursday. An expected crowd of up to 3,000 will attend as tickets rise to 75 cents, with plans for a Thursday parade from First Methodist Church downtown. Key players Dawyed Coleman and Edward Alin are injured, Astin is doubtful, and lineup shuffles may occur.
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Tre Chrtgin
Hope High School
St. Joseph High of
Dallas
Js. An
Eupe
Dacks
Ali
Hope Boys
First Methodist
Hope
FoydTimmons
Pat Miller
St. Joseph
Hammons
Davey Coleman
Edward Alin
Coleman
Tittle
Pine
Astin
Frem
Tf Astin
Sumetime
Woodrow Parsons
Hatshic
Reform of stock market required by Roosevelt orders
Washington state Roosevelt administration demands a wall street reorganization or stronger regulation. William Douglas, commissioner, warns that adequate safeguards must be applied to exchanges. The move follows blame games among New Dealers and Wall Street leaders as the stock market enters a deeper recession.
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Washington—T
Roosevelt
Wall Streel
Stock Exchange
William ©. Douglas
Vhaganiai
Commission
Hrat Wall
Wall Sweet
Douglas
Exchange
Shadowing Hilarious Skips and Frauds by New York Detectives
In New York City the Skip Tracers Co. follows lighthearted cases beside grim frauds. Daniel Eisenberg explains, shadowing a husband to prove fidelity, locating a missing butler, and even a dog with a distinctive neck spot. A dealer in laughs and lessons emerges from insured disappearances and clever quarry chases.
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Skip Tracers Co
New York City
Daniel Eisenberg
Slip Tracers Co
Sitle
Afilces
New York
Mr. Eisenberg
Eisenberg
Eisenberg Wis Valle
Frat
Cough Eisenberg
Skip Travers Co
Brussels Parley Suspends Work In Principle
The Brussels conference on the Chinese Japanese conflict approved in principle a report calling for indefinite suspension of its work. Eighteen governments supported the plan with Italy opposing. Seventeen participants agreed to continue consultations on potential paths to peace in the Far East.
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Brussels
Belgium
Italy
Far East
Thought Kindness in Women Not Their Beauteous Icaks
A compact quotation framing love as rooted in kindness rather than beauty. The lines suggest wit and affection arise from virtue, not appearance, reflecting Shakespearean sentiment on enduring romantic merit.
Fragments of a Riddle Filled Classified Page
Readable lines present a playful riddle about numbers and money framed as a quiz tied to a President Grant initials typo humor. The text asks four questions on Easter Sunday designation a president in the White House and a math puzzle about adding fractions to reach a target, ending with hints to look on the Classified Page.
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Grant
Kohaney
White House
John
Primary city officials chosen for city primary election
St Louis area crews from the Ford plant sit on strike as United Automobile Workers protest altered grievances. About 150 pickets guard entrances while 1,200 workers including Crowmons demonstrate around rivet line. Ford manager Milton Johnson calls it an invasion by other unions.
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ST. Louis. Mo
United Automobile Workers of Americas
St. Louis
Ford Motor Company
Crowmons
Milton N. Johnson
Ford
Civilian Toll Surpasses Soldiers in Spanish War Attacks
In Spain Tuesday air raids from Mallorca struck government cities along the Mediterranean coast from Barcelona to Valencia. Dispatches report more civilians killed or wounded than soldiers, with heavy property damage and ongoing front-line fighting noted despite the high civilian toll.
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Madrid
Spain
Mallorca
Barcelona
Valencia
Draft to Provide Quota Control Bill Heads to Congress
Washington The House Agriculture Committee completed a draft compulsory crop control bill for wheat cotton corn tobacco and rice Chairman Jones Texas Democrat said he would introduce the measure in the House and hopes debate may start Monday The final draft preserves soil conservation practices and sets penalties for sale of production above individual quotas
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Washington
house /agriculture committee
Jones
House
Thanksgiving Union Service and Day Events in Hope
Union service at First Baptist church on Thursday at 10 o'clock features a music and scripture program with pastors of Hope. A downtown football parade followed by junior high game at Hammons Stadium at 1 30 and a main clash between Hope and St Joseph High of Dallas at 2 30. Stores close. post office hours altered. Hope Star to skip Thursday and publish all features Friday and Saturday.
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First Baptist Church
Hope
Ia. In
Hammons Stadium
St. Joseph High School of
Dallas
Hope Post Office
Hope Star
the Star
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Mies Austin
Albert Slelley
Woodrow Wilson
Patmos Community
Potat
T.B
Farm Bill
Hope and St. Joseph
I Hope Boys Band
Wall Street
Dick McCann
NER Service
Mr. Flyaway
E. H. Gunder
Nanking
Shanghai
China
Crarium
CIO
Ed van Sickle
Demotic Central
Warde
J. M. Phillips
J. P. Duffie
N. May
TB. Urrey
RH. Gleghorn
Frank Trimble
CR. Crutchfield
Harald Fakefield
Henry Taylor
Joe B. Greene
Olin Englanst
T. P. Beard
R. W. Muldraw
A. A. Moore
A. P. Greenlee
Arry Moore
F. H. Gaff
Edward Ward
A. C. Erwin
Billy Wimberley
Robert LaGrone, Jr
N. T. Jewell
Tom Billingstey
Ward
Dr. H. D. Linker
J. FP. Gorin
Lewis Breed
A. Sehweiler
Lex Wolff
Lee Brown
Frank Hicks
FD. Michtelbianks
Ivis Brinn Mele
Robert Massey
Charles Hadson, Sr
Hope Dallas
Murphy
Rockfield
Congress
England
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