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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1936

Page

5

Hopeful Hope Faces Trojans In Thanksgiving Game

The Hope High School Tigers host the Hot Springs Trojans on Thanksgiving afternoon at 2 o clock, hoping to end a five week drought. The Trojans weigh 171 pounds to Hope’s 167, with Hope’s backfield lighter at 172 to 160. Galloway shifts to fill in for Dick Moore who may miss action due to a knee injury. Vasco Bright returns at left halfback for the Bobcats, aiding a revamped backfield as Beebe and Prescott crowds plan to attend the Turkey Day event and nearby games. Tickets run 22 and 60 cents before night Wednesday, with east side seats at 25 cents advance.

Leonard Ellis Hoy Finis Hot Springs Trojans Hot Springs Bobcats Foy Hammong Wednessday Dick Moore Moore Galloway Hammers Wilson Linaker Bobenta Hive Vasco Bright Spears W. Parsons McDaniel Bright Beebe Sven Hope Prescott Dig Nashville Hope Hot Springs Hope Confectionery Webb Jacks Capiz Trojans Little Rock McConnell West Point Brasher Ouachita Dalrymple Hens Demon O'Neal Hendrix Genie

Peace Parley for Unionism Seen in Florida

In Tampa a peace conference aims to unite the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis' unions. George M. Harrison, AF of L peace committee head, met Wednesday with Max Zaritsky of Lewis' Committee for Industrial Organization to discuss actions. A survey shows about 5 million dollars yearly spent in Miami on rackly.

Tampa Fla American Federation of Ober Joh L. Lewis George M. Harrison Max Zaritsky Lewis Provida Miami Whuie Rackly

Fragmented Thoughtful Line Reflects Duty And Faith

A garbled quotation voices duty and faith against a wall with fragmented wording. The legible portions suggest a moral stance or exhortation amid unclear context, indicating a historical or editorial sketch rather than a clear event.

Hot Springs Trojans Outweigh Hope for Turkey Day Contest

In a Turkey Day clash at Hot Springs the Trojans faced off against rival teams with key players listed including Rich Wy Lawler Petty Demby Williams and Jones Trussell Harrell Phillips Smith and Blhiott. Team and line averages appear in the fragmented box score showing backfield and forward contributions though many names are garbled.

Hot Springs Trojans Trussell _ Harrell Jones Phillips Smith Blhiotto Demby ~ Williams

Red Cross Total Here Reaches 329 in Hempstead County

The Hempstead County Red Cross roll fund climbs to 329 dollars with a 20 dollar Wednesday increase led by Wayne England and district chairman Bill Summerville. England filed a report from the Alton CCC camp noting 800 country members. Multiple barrack and individual contributions from units and names appear in the tally, ending with a total of 2919?

Hempstead County E.R. Erwin Tan Owen DMO Vinesard Oe G. C. Byrd Isa Army

One Arrested in Pine Bluff Fire

Showers owner of the Star Drug Store in Pine Bluff was arrested on arson charges after a Tuesday fire destroyed the Star Drug Store and adjacent Holloway grocery, causing about 20000 in damage. Firemen found flames on the drug store upper floor. deputy officials aided the arrest made in Sheridan.

Fine Bluff Showers Star Drug Store Mains Street Manning Holloway Grocery J. C. Stevens Little Rock Sheridan Stevens Thomasson Pine Bluff Clark

Two More Boys Enlist in United States Army

Carless Lew Atkerson of Fulton and Eldridge Dee West from Rio Ark enlisted in the U S Army via the Texarkana recruiting office and will be assigned to Field Artillery. Mt Francis B Warren Wayomiag A battalion of firefighters deployed parachutes in Russia to reach a remote Urals forest fire amid efforts to combat the blaze.

United States Army Carless Lew Atkerson Fulton Eldridge Dee West Rio Ark Nave U.S. Apny Texarkana Russi Urals

Turned Brown By Brown Turner

Nashville readers discuss the Social Security Act and its potential Supreme Court challenge. The piece explains a 1 percent worker deduction with a double employer match, the government claiming the funds, and a pension goal. It references aging, Roosevelt memories, and political shifts.

Nashville Jeniu Alot Roosevelt Mrs. Simpson

Drilling Permits Issued in Hempstead County and Nearby

Arkansas Board of Conservation issued four drill permits in Hempstead County for the week ending November 21, including multiple wells for Root Petroleum, Benedum Trees Oil, and Willian Haynie. Several plug and abandon orders were also recorded in Miller Nevada Ouachita and Union counties with lease details and well numbers.

Arkansas Board of Conservation Root Petroleum Company EL Dorado Ark D. F. Jones Stead County Nem Benedum Trees Oil Company L. Black Lose Nevada County COC Fineher John R. Lewis Fort Morgan Cale Willian Haynie Nandy Hrwins Leach Et al Reel River Farms Company Miller County C. M. Crotty Mya Ouachita County Ely Pesses and Fisher Union County See Neysway Erwin- Leach Rec Rlver Farms Company Jacalion Woof

Nine Dead Feared in Ship Fire at New Orleans Dock

Report says nine workers trapped aboard the vessel during a Tuesday night blaze at the Seantie yard near New Orleans vanished as fire ravaged the ship while at the dock for repairs. Surface flames and water-filled holds were found, suggesting fatal outcome.

New Orleans Jess Cums

Cotton Prices Open Higher in New Orleans Trade

New Orleans December cotton opened at 0.722 and steady later, spot cotton closing steady amid thin turnover with minor price moves.

New Orleans

Graves Wins Second Term as Hope Mayor by Large Margin

In Hope, Albert Graves was renominated mayor with about two to one over R A Rulf Boyett in the Democratic primary. Four aldermen also won renomination, with Ward One and Ward Two contests producing write-in or multiple-opponent results and high turnout figures.

Albert Graves Graves Hope R. A.rulf Boyett Ly Carter’ Johnson Clyde Monts Monts Johnson K. G. Hamilton Hamilton Luther Rodgers O.L. Wyatt C. L H. A. Schneiker Ray Johnson Charles Reynerson W. K. Lemley R. A. (Ruff) Boyett al Yatt Roy Johnson Cc. E. Taylor W.H.L A. Schweiker

Killing in Union County Is Debated

In El Dorado Arkansas Union County officers disagree on the motive in the decapitation slaying of Albert Welch a Cairo farmer. Sheriff Grady Woolley says robbery likely, while deputies suspect a grudge. Coroner Maurice Hall opened an inquest and new clues emerged. Two more black suspects were arrested after Julius Wilson was seized. No charges filed yet.

EL Dorado Ark Union County Albert Welch Cairo Grady Woolley Welch Maurice Hall Woolley Julius’ Wilson

Texarkana Doctor Hurt In Highway Crash

Dr J K Smith of Texarkana, a surgeon, suffered a broken neck when his automobile collided with a truck on the Texarkana Mena highway, overturning down a steep embankment. He was en route to Mena on a professional call. His wife suffered minor injuries.

Mena Ark J. K. Smith Texarkana Texarkana-Mena Waller Jones WP. Smith Grannis Smith del Queen

Oklahoma Felon May Get Parole

Oklahoma City report shows Jessie C. Walker, once missing since 1920, seeking parole after escapes from McAlester and North Carolina prisons. A Gulfport jeweler who lived under an assumed name, Walker faced manslaughter sentences dating back to 1909 and 1913 and was reportedly moved to complete his term this spring.

Oklahoma City McAlester Prison Jessie C. Walker Gulfport Walker Muskogee County North Carolina McAlester

9 Dead, 65 Hurt in Elevated Smashup

Chicago recounts a catastrophic elevated wreck as ten dead and 68 injured. A fourfold investigation seeks explanation for the disaster and the broader impact on the city.

Chicago Cincago Teast

Thought Slavery Election Issue in Peacher Trial

In Jonesboro Arkansas defense for Paul D Peacher East Arkansas city marshal on trial for alleged violations of the federal anti slavery statute argued the defense expected the federal case to die after the national election. Peacher testified the arrested negroes were vagrants sentenced to fines and 30 days, and that he acted under an informal contract with the county. He claimed the men were loafers and a troublesome group.

Jonesboro Ark Coonsel Paul D. Peacher Earle Ark N.S. Land Futrell Land Southern Tenant Farmers Union Arkansas Peacher Earle Federal District Court Poacher John E. Martinean Peachey Peace T Mitchell

Star to Suspend for Holiday on Thursday

The Hope Star will not publish on Thursday for the holiday and will resume Friday with Saturday’s edition. Three holidays a year are observed, including the Fourth of July Thanksgiving and Christmas. Cartoons and features slated for Thursday will be moved to Friday for the next issue.

Hope Star Miarselay Bes Hy Thurstkey

Envoy Retiring Amid Madrid Crisis as Fascists Bombard City

Foreign envoy in Madrid reports deteriorating rescue efforts as 200 Fascists press a siege. Madrid troops clash with rebels near Valencia and government forces defend key institutions including the university amid heavy bombardment and shelling.

Madrid Spain

Night Club Sin Loses in Lawsuit

A Springfield jury returned a verdict for the defendant in a $100,000 suit brought by Morris Humphrey New York former night club entertainer against Mrs. Gertrude Whiting a wealthy Holyoke widow. The plaintiff claimed he gave up his career to follow and support the widow while she financed his music studies.

Springfield Mass Morris Humphrey New York Gertrude Whiting Holyoke Humphrey Zhe

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