14 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
1
The Star notes charges will be applied for tributes cards shanks resolutions or memorials about the departed. Commercial papers enforce this policy in news columns to protect space and the paper disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
Dr Fishbein warns that most carbon monoxide deaths come from car exhaust in closed spaces or faulty home heating. Readers should ventilate, avoid idling in garages, and seek fresh air if headaches or dizziness occur. In industry, use exhaust pipes outdoors and learn manual resuscitation to save lives.
The piece describes gambling on college football with odd bets and wild scenarios in Hollywood. It notes actors falling ill with camera anxiety, bets between executives and office workers, and sponsors backing USC and UCLA players. It mentions Bing Crosby, Jack Oakie, Pat O’Brien, and W S Van Dyke aiding players. Warburton is cited among those assisted.
A veteran counsel urges parents to register births and marriages, keep duplicates of key documents, and preserve a private safety box with wills, insurance, titles, and leaves. The article stresses tracing ancestors through careful note taking and organizing papers for future generations.
Hollywood producers fret as football season looms and production slows. Studios debate gridiron strategy while stars worry about Notre Dame players and Southern Methodist injuries, including a seven sprain and other uncertainties affecting schedules.
Kate Meed and Caroline finish packing Meed Meadows after a storm and a mortgage collapse. Morgan and Kate share growing but unsettled romance as they plan to relocate to Louisville with Zeke, while Mr Howard asserts control and Kate confronts a snide arrival over heirlooms. The saga follows their strained departure and looming eviction.
The Starta authorized candidate notices list R A Rupee and Boyett for the Democratic primary in Honey Ark city election on Tuesday November 24 1926.
Washington report on Al Smith's gubernatorial bid and Roosevelt's backing, noting New York's 47 electoral votes could sway national outcome. Observes past shifts between Smith and Roosevelt in 1928 and 1932, and whether Smith's New York base could decide November. Also mentions no mass flight of New Deal workers to Civil Service, with Civil Service stability noted in Washington.
Election day is weeks away and several campaign books are reviewed. William Allen White defends Landon, H J Whigham argues for continued New Deal reforms, Richard B Fowler compiles Landon speeches, Joseph P Kennedy praises Roosevelt, David Cushman Coyle critiques waste, and Beck and Thorpe discuss constitutional limits. Also Hollywood notes on grid stars and three football films in production including Rose Bowl and Pigskin Parade with stars like Stuart Erwin and Patsy Kelly.
The fragment discusses New Deal appointees and emergency workers, noting transfers since January 1, patronage, and civil service ratings. It suggests many lesser jobs were filled through patronage in emergency agencies, with minimal pay changes for those absorbed and occasional salary adjustments.
New Hope residents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Haire with Sam Dyer spent Sunday in the community. Miss Jettie Watkins of Rocky Mound visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. DB PL Watkins. Mrs. Sarah Allen has been ill for weeks and is hoped to recover. Farmers nearing harvest finish. Carroll Allen and family attended Monroe Boswell's funeral in Hope on Sunday.
The Saratoga Okay revival meeting at the Church of Christ closed with six obeying the gospel and one restored. Rev J D Copland preached. Visitors from nearby towns joined relatives. Several locals reported recoveries from recent illnesses and a new baby announced. The Saratoga-Okay school board plans a meeting at 2 30 PM Thursday with invites.
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