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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
3
An analysis of 1914 neutrality attitudes, noting U S unity for neutrality at war’s start, Wilson’s appeal, and the danger of internal factions shaping opinion. The piece foreshadows how domestic groups might propel or hinder American stance on war and preparedness amid rising European conflict.
War clouds cast shadows on a sunny July as three times as many Americans reside in Italy than in any other European country. About 31,000 Americans live in Italy, per State Department estimates from consular reports this year, compared with 14,015 in France and 10,232 in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Most Americans in Italy are naturalized, many returning due to adverse business and employment conditions since 1929, including many Italians who had prospered in the United States during the 1920s.
Milistment of three Hempstead county boys in the United States Army was announced Saturday by Commodore P. Taylor, recruiting sergeant at the Texarkana post office building. Recruits are Glenwood P. Campbell of Nope, Julius G. Sheffield and Jett W. Lewis of McCaskill. They depart for Fort Riley, Kansas. About 40 vacancies are open at the Texarkana recruiting office.
Ark-(P) Bob Riley of Ratctiff suffered severe cuts to face and head when the automobile he rode in left highway 22, plunged into a ditch one mile west of here. The car did not overturn. Riley was thrown through the windshield. Driver Pete Riley, his son, was uninjured.
Dr F Crossley Morgan a noted Bible lecturer speaks at First Presbyterian church Sunday morning and night and each weekday through Friday October 11 with sessions at 10 am and 7 30 pm The series covers The Central Call of Christ to Men The Vocational Call etc with topics on Haggai and many messages including A Timely Message from the Regnant Christ A Message from the Potter's House and A Revelation of the Prerequisites of Victory
Dr B M Gile regional director Resettlement Administration Land Utilization Division received orders to exercise options in land use areas of Logan and Yell counties and in eastern Arkansas. Logan area Mt Magazine earmarks 110000 acres for about 390000 dollars with Washington officials tentatively approving. Development costs for the whole area reach 1678000 dollars for recreation grazing and other uses. WY D Hal of Paris supervisor has overseen the survey and pursued land applications as 60 farming families in Magazine area seek resettlement on righty farm lands.
Hope High School defeated Horatio High School 27 to 0 highlighting a strong second half surge. Starters Cargile Bright and Turner sparked multiple scoring drives with key passes and runs while Stroud and Ponder contributed in the backfield. About 1,500 fans witnessed Hope’s offense breakout after a scoreless first half and five second-half touchdowns propelled the bobcats to the victory.
A jury in Audriast county arraigned Nellie Tipton Muenech, a former Illinois society figure, on charges of conspiracy in the 1931 kidnapping of Dr. Sue D. Kelley, a wealthy St. Louisan. In Kenosita Wisconsin, Nimant Slater, age 41, a Burlington area farmer, was killed when attempting to stop five milk trucks bound for Chicago. a clash with 10 to 200 villagers ended with trucks overturning and injuries.
A March report notes Italian troops marching from Massaun near the Red Sea toward Adigrat on the road to Aduwa. The notice mentions a massacre of Italians at Aduwa and references the 1896 frontier area between Italian possessions and Ethiopia.
City council defeated a $5 230 proposal to purchase the Elks property after weeks of debate. Aldermen discussed a 1936 auto tag abolition and a watermelon sticker replacement. A $50 donation to the Hope Boys band was arranged with carnival license fee allocation.
Little Rock hears an Oklahoma City concept of selling parking space with a five cent rate for 15 30 or 60 minutes. J Russell Weil and his firm demonstrated a metal glass meter box with a clock and signal. Units would be set at 20 foot intervals along Main Street with no city cost, each meter costing 38 dollars.
From Addis Ababa to Poland a tense picture emerges as the Associated Press reports fighting near Adigrat and escalating panic among foreigners in Ethiopia. The piece analyzes possible league sanctions, with Switzerland Austria and Hungary in delicate positions due to rail and ethnic ties, while Germany pursues neutrality and Poland wavers between old alignments and new pacts.
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