Hope High School Routs Warren 31-7 for third win
Hope trailed 6-0 at halftime but surged in the third quarter to defeat Warren 31 to 7. Woodrow Parsons emerged as a key back after shifting from guard, leading a ground game while Hope added a strong passing attack led by coach Fay Hammons. The Bobcats posted 11 completions for 122 yards to Warren’s 6 of 14 for 122. Hope held Warren scoreless after halftime and built a series of tallies from rushing and passing plays, with Spears, Bright, and Parsons scoring multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ellis
Hope High
Warren
Lumberjacks
Babeals
Pine Bluff
Fay Hammons
Woodrow Parsons
Parsons
Hope
Foy Hammons
Bobcats
Bright
Hill
McDaniel
Spears
Heese
Ponder
Nichols
Marely
Perfort
W. Parsons
Brhcats
Gontine
Picison
Reese
Ramsey
Speirs
Wareden
Ramsay
Ted Bright
French Strikes and Guard Rush in Paris Crisis
Paris braces for a hotel and restaurant workers strike as 4000 guards patrol key squares amid protests led by de la Rocque. Leftists clash with his supporters in Trocardera while police disperse groups. Devaluation debate spurs parliamentary tension and a stock market rally as the franc stabilizes under a 10,000,Ki0franc fund and Bank of France rate cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAWS
France
Paris
Francois de la Rocque
de la Rocque
de la Roce
Leon Blum
Social Party
Blum
Spain
Moscow
Roger Salevgra
Interior
Croix de Feu
Cross of Fire
de da Rugque
Saelat
Ane
Tollar
Bank of France
Thursby
Suike
Turned Brown By Brown Turner NASHVILLE feature
University of Nebraska officials announce police matrons will be posted at home games to oversee tipsy fans. A Wheeling boy imagines a moon voyage, hoping for a flying machine to reach space. The text lightly notes changing leaves and fall church smells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
University of Nebraska
Land Sakes
Cosmo Purpura
Wheeling
W. Va
Jad
Mars
Huge Turnover in New York Shares With Broad Rally
New York reports a heavy trading session as market leaders rise from fractional to multi point gains. Large volumes moved in many issues with several six year highs marked. Brokers credit stronger domestic business outlook and easing fear over currency devaluation for the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blackys.af
Contempt charge against Morgan brothers in fraud case
Federal court heard contempt proceedings against 8. R. Morgan and his brother M. B. Morgan over alleged theft of about 10 000 from the Cherokee Public Service Company and Municipal Gas Company assets in Muskogee Oklahoma. U S Attorney Fred A. Isgrig filed the information and Judge Heartsill Ragon set a 10 a m November 16 hearing in Fort Smith. The hearings tie to Morgan bankruptcy actions and were ordered by Judge Ragon after prior disqualifications. German radio waves 1887 and earlier context are noted in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latly Rock
R. Morgan
Public Wility
M. B. Morgan
United States
Fred A. Isgrig
Cherokee Public Service Company
Municipal Gas Company
Muskogee
Okla
Heartsill Ragon
Fort Smith
Ragon
Martineau
Morgan
Morgan Brothers
Ragu
Man Escapes Tarantula Bite Near DeAnn Home
Homer Burke of Tarantula meets Close Quarters area, Missouri, narrowly escaped a tarantula bite while driving to his family home. He stopped, crushed the spider perched on his hat, and brought the remains to The Star. The spider matched the three inch legged specimen pictured yesterday, both from the Hope area near the experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Burke
Missouri Paisle
Mr. Burke
Delbert Burke
Fruit & Truck
DeAnn
Texas
Arkansas
Wilmington's Busy Day in 1920s Coast Sights
Wilmington reports a rare day with the town's first airplane crash sighting, a shark sighting in the surf, and a water spout off shore. The article notes the thickness of a whale's skin ranges from two inches to two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Rural electrification plan eyed for Arkansas farms
Attorney General Carl E Bailey and Arkansas Utilities Commission chair P A Lasley discussed a broad rural electrification program with REA aims. A planned state wide corporation would build and operate lines financed by REA loans, with wholesale power from existing firms where possible. Arkansas has about 248000 farms without electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Carl E. Bailey
P. A. Lasley
Arkansas Utilities Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
Bailey
Lasley
J. Warner Pyles
REA
Arkansas
Mev Bailey
Morris G. Cooke
Washington
R. E. Ritchie
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Litte Rock
H.C. Couch
Nine year old Patterson quits paper route for health and money
Charles William Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Patterson of 111 West Avenue B, says after seven weeks as a newspaper carrier he will quit his route. He collected about half his paper bills, paid 10 cents per subscriber to The Star, and earned little. He names several subscribers who paid promptly and some who did not. His ambition is to be an aviator and mail pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willian Patterson
Tam
W. L. Patterson
West Avenue
Charles Routon
J. K. Sale
Austin Franks
B. L. Rettig
E. ¥. Avbin
War Assessment-No Gift Editorial on Hempstead County Drive
A. H. Washburn urges Hempstead County to meet a Democratic National Committee fund quota of 750 dollars, arguing it should be 3,000 as an economic war measure. He labels the drive as essential to offset Republican gains, notes Arkansas' small electoral role, and calls for public accountability in fundraising to support agriculture and party parity under Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Washburn
Hempstead
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Party
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Hli
Chinese Angered by Murder Trial Sparks Shanghai Unrest
Chinese crowds in Shanghai's Little Tokio clash with Japanese marines as two Chinese men receive death sentences for killing a Japanese naval officer. Fears rise of renewed Sino-Japanese friction, with alarmed locals fleeing Chapel district. Peiping reports large-scale Japanese maneuvers near Tientsin Peiping area as tensions mount. British officials warn of potential evacuation if Sino-Japanese talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Gongkew
Tokio
Chapel
Peiping
Anny
Tientsin- Peiping
Kinhan
Manchuria
Takao Imai
North China
Nanking
Community Singing at Paties High School
Large crowd expected for a community singing night at Paties High School. Public invited to join the event and enjoy performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paties High School
Arge
County Seeks CCC Camp Enrollees for 56 Quota
Hempstead County Welfare Board disbursing officer Mrs Ven Anerson says the county has a 56 member quota for CCC camps. Men aged 17 to 29 who come from families on public relief, WPA, rural resettlement, or welfare rolls should contact the board at once to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ven Anerson
Hempstead County Welfare Board
CCC
Department of Public Welfare
WPA
Hempstead County
Ansterson
Hempstead Co Faculties Meet At Open High School
The Hempstead county unit of the Arkansas Education Association will gather at Open High School at 7 30 p.m. Thursday October 8 to advance educational interests of Hempstead boys and girls. Officers include A B Wetherington president Miss Glastys Hearn secretary treasurer Miss Beryl Henry Hope social committee chair Mrs Stuart Washington Sam Young Spring Hills Lyle Bruce McCaskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas Education Association
Ope High School
A. B. Wetherington
Blevins
Glastys Hearn
Beryl Henry
Hope
Stuart
Washington
Sam Young
Spring Hills
Lyle Bruce
McCaskill
Kentucky Merit System Becomes Effective
FRANKFORT Ky September 1 Kentucky's merit system for state employees as set out in the 1936 governmental reorganization act became effective September. The reform aims to standardize hiring and promotion procedures across state agencies and reduce political influence in personnel decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky
Giants and Yankees in World Series Game One
Giants and Yankees clash at Yankee Stadium as Freddie Fitzsimmons allows 11 hits but the Yankees win 1 to 1 in a rain delayed, error prone game. Lou Gehrig belts a center field homer and Powell scores a run in the eighth to seal the outcome as Malone finishes the effective relief stint for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Lou Gehrig
Giants
Yankees
Powell
Hadley
Malone
Yankee
Sanz
Jackson
International monetary policy report by chamber committee
Washington. A chamber of commerce committee on monetary policy issued a report to the board of directors arguing that international stabilization efforts and the US Britain France three-country agreement mark international cooperation. It urged success of forthcoming policies to curb currency manipulation and ease fears of a currency war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charal Commerce
United ‘States
Impment
Chamber
Board Of‘directors
Hera
International
United States
Britain
France
Coastal Town in Spain Is Retaken
Saint Jean de Luz France refugees report the Spanish government recaptured parts of Ondarroa on the Bilbao defense line amid near continuous fighting to the north. Eibar remained in government hands as Madrid cracked a large spy ring and a swift maneuver struck southeast of Toledo for a surprise attack on fascist foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Jean DE Luz
France
Ondarroa
Bilbao
Eibar
Associated Press
Madrid
Toledo
New Orleans Cotton Closing Quiet on Saturday Trade
The Associated Press reports New Orleans cotton opened Saturday at 12.02 and closed at 12.02. Spot cotton remained quiet, down three points to middling 12.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Outan
Spot Cotton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Winnfield
Brown Turner
Maxwell
Wiglishman
Tarantula
Federal Rural Power Agency
Carrier Boys
Charles W. Patterson
Robert Pearce
Charles Fatterson
Nois
The
National Party
Wevint Oratica
Praul
Greece
Great Britain
London
Eng
Yangtee
Arkansas Education Unit
Hagley Lone
Schamber
Merce
Rency Stabiliza
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!