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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1935

Page

3

Greece Restores Monarchy After Bloodless Coup

In Athens a swift royalist coup ousts the republic and restores the 1911 constitution. Gen. George Kondylis is named regent as King George II, exiled in England, is expected to return. The National Assembly votes to hold a nationwide plebiscite while Archbishop blesses the ceremony amid packed crowds. Martial law is proclaimed and government resignations follow without violence.

Athens Gréeca Gretee National Assembly Foydl Dapper George I England George Kondylis George Din London Nigide-de-camp Lévides Levides Greece Teries Kondylis Tsaldaris

Clark County Liability Insurance Restrictions Questioned

Henderson State Teachers College and a new city hall are noted along with a waterworks project at Amity and other county jobs. Local insurers sought state guidance in Little Rock to lift written restrictions as lawsuits and large county jury judgments deter business. An American mission to Ethiopia in 1903 is mentioned in passing.

Henderson State Teachers College Amity Clark County Chamber of Commerce Board Little Rock

Sun Glass Furnace Sets New Heat Record

Washington reports that a sun powered furnace using a plane and concave mirror concentrates sunlight to melt zirconia. Dr. W. M. Cohn describes this high temperature device before the Electrochemical Society, noting zirconia production and zirconium dioxide melts at 4850 degrees Fahrenheit.

Washington R. Straubel Jena Germany W. M. Cohn Berkeley Cal Electrochemical Society International Organization of Chemists and Electrical Engineers Cohn

Farm Issue Vital in 1936 Campaign

The Roosevelt farm program dominates 1936 campaign planning with a western versus eastern split as the key political fault line. AAA’s future, possible constitutional change, and farm relief policy are under scrutiny, while internal AAA concerns include imports, wheat, hogs, cotton, and potatoes amid court uncertainty.

Supreme Court AAA Roosevelt

World Series notes mix Cubs Reds and Giants in bustle

Rayson Tarry surveys World Series pickups and scouting notes as Branch Rickey weighs Cubs Reds and Cardinals prospects. He flags need to replace fading stars, mentions Lyle Judy’s stolen base pace, and hints at rebuilding Giants while Cubs celebrate pennant with playful antics. Joe Louis plan prompts banter with promoter Jacobs as other sports bits tally.

Chicago Branch Rickey Judge Landis Cubs Rickey Reds Cardinal St. Louis Larey MacPhail Cintcinnati Baseball Co Cardinals Columbus Frank Frisch Secon Burgess Whitcherd Keystone Lyle Judy Springfield Giants Jacobs Joe Louis Burles 'EU Mike Jacobs John Roxborough Joe van Mungo Dazzy Vance Phillies Dodgers Mungo Hingis Ohio University Les Dindberg Hank Greenberg White Sox Tigers Charley Gehringer Greenberg Detroit Colgate Lts Fordham Colgate Son Johnny Lucey Hamilton Frisch Byron Andy Kerr Marty McDonough Towa Holy Cross Tulane Syracuse Brown Kerr McDonald Yankees Indians Browns Joe Voswik Buddy Myer Senators Athletics Tyrus Raymond Cobb Max Baer Lyn Waldorf Northwestern Kansas State

Local Visitors and Upcoming Baptist Meeting In Town

Emmet Emory Ballue and family from Cleveland visit his father John Ballue. Miss Madge Roseberry of Malveriy visits relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Riddie and son Rheudelph visit Mrs Tom Matthews. Miss Winfred Price and Miss Margaret Magness at Henderson State College spend weekend at home. Miss Bertha Mae Ward of Little Rock spends weekend here. Mrs Dora Heard returns to DeLeon Texas after visiting her sister Mrs Mack McFarland. Mrs Lonnie Galloway and others from Arkadelphia visit Tom Heed Friday. Jack Beaty teaching at Bis mark spends weekend with Barnes Beaty. Baptist association meets here on the 15th and 16th of this month. Born to Mr and Mrs Hamey Sullivan on October 2 a daughter Ellen Irene. Celery grows wild in England along ditch sides and marshes.

Emory Ballue Cleveland Ohio John Ballue Madge Roseberry Malveriy Riddie Rheudelph Tom Matthews Winfred, Price Margret Magness Henderson State College Bertha Mae Ward Little Rock Dora Heard DeLeon Texas Mack McFarland Lonnie Galloway Electree Mirtle Hood Arkadelphia Tom Heed Jack Beaty Mark Barnes Beaty The Baptist Association Hamey Sullivan Ellen Irene

Accused Revives Old Army Scandal

Oberlin M. Carter testifies before Senator Duffy, claiming a 1898 Savannah harbor graft case ruined his army career. He links the alleged plot to Ohio political power, Hanna era pressure, and Dewey’s presidency as leverage. Carter cites canal route debates and Panama interests linked to Senator Warner Miller's company.

Chicago Oberlin M. Carter United States Ryan Duffy Wisconsin Senate Committee On Carter Kavannah Ohio Mark Hanna McKinely Admiral Dewey J. Hamilton Lewis Olinois West Point Robert BE. Lee Savannah Harbor McKintey Savannah American Canal Commission Panama Maritime Canal Co New York Warner Miller

Misplaced Wo Postmaster Bernard Shaw Dinner Remark

A Montreal Daily Star item notes Bernard Shaw as a postmaster at a ready resort. A young woman at dinner proclaims youth wonderful, to which Shaw replies that it is a crime to waste it on children, in a wry exchange captured by the paper.

Bernard Shaw Montreal Daily Star

Community Notes Amid Ills And Gatherings In October

Many residents suffer from colds while social and church activities continue. Pauline Smith and children move in with T. E Hollis as new locals join the community. Quilting clubs meet at T. J. Gibson and Mrs. Atha Blner homes. P T A elects new officers. aims to buy auditorium seats. A pie supper at Patmos high school Friday night funds athletics. Roy Elledge and Marline Rogers arrive, others visit from Texarkana and nearby areas.

Maxine Smith Catherine Hamilton la France Simmons Eneree Wheelington Texarkana Pauline Smith T. E Hollis Tonnie Gibson John Smith T. J. Gibson Velma Cagle Grace ‘Bier Atha Blner P.T. A Morgan Smith Velma Jones Oliver Rider Oscar Rider Auditorian Patmos High School Athletic Fund Roy Elledge Marline Rogers

Still Coughing Ad for Creomulsion Relief

An advertising notice touts Creomulsion as quick relief for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It guarantees satisfaction refunds money if not pleased after first bottle and urges readers to obtain Creomulsion immediately.

Bobcats Face Stone as Line Braces for Cargile Pause

20 Bobcats leave page one with standout Stone, a 220 pound back described as the star. Hammons has developed him into a premiere offensive and defensive threat. Hays coaches linemen to stop the hard charging Cargile while Wildcat ends block. Chadwick returns to backfield boosting the scoring drive as Saltonstall calls plays with Whiddon Mellveene at halves, Shelby center, Dummy Raborn or Ray Reese guards, and Martindale Green at tackles.

Stone Hammons Hays Cargile Chadwick Magnolia Haynesville Saltonstall Whiddon Mellveene Shelby Raborn Ray Reese Martindale Green

Woman Recovers After Major Operation at Josephine Hospital

A patient who underwent a serious operation at Josephine hospital a few days ago is reported doing nicely and able to sit in a chair. Relatives and friends expect her home in a few days as she stays under care. Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock each Sunday at Hinton church with singing on Sunday nights and invites all to attend. Ethiopian horses are numerous and strong, though only about 1 hands high.

Josephine Hosital Hinton

Golfer Nabil Chafing at Caddie Over Lost Bull

A Pearson's Weekly item recounts Nabil the golfer angrily scolding his caddie for losing his bull, the boy replying that the bull wandered off unprepared and took him by surprise, highlighting a humorous misadventure.

Nabil Pearson’s Weekly Lordon

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