Thou Shalt Not Kill to Be Reprinted in The Star
In a brief editorial note ALex H WasHBu describes Channing Pollock’s short short story Thou Shalt Not Kill as a powerful message on peace, war, crime, and law enforcement. The Star will feature the piece from Liberty Magazine, praising Pollock’s fiction and its ending.
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Liberty Magazine
Channing Pollock
Foot
The
Star
Liberty Publishing Corporation
Pollock
O. Henry
Hope High Bobcats Face Texarkana Razorbacks Tomorrow Night
Hope High School Bobcats prepare for a Friday night game against the Texarkana Razorbacks at Kiett stadium. Texarkana arrives after a 44 to 0 win over Prescott, while Hope comes off a 55 to 0 victory over Arkadelphia and aims to extend their strong form with a likely starting lineup listed by Coach Hammons. The trip to Hope includes a fan delegation and a Saenger theater invitation if Hope wins.
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Texarkana Razorbacks
Kiett
Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Rule
Clight
Razorbacks
Texarkana
Prescott
Hammons
Impranti
Ramsey
Anderson
Fad Stone
Keith
W. Parrone
Holly
Cargile
Stroud
Bare
Spears
Bright
Halts
Forder
Arthur Swanke
Saenger Theater
Bobcat
Saenger
Hope
Swanke
Ed McCorkle Crashes Ford After Cow Strike on No 67
Ed McCorkle proprietor of Arkansan Printing & Stationery and former Star owner recounts a Thursday crash in Clark county when his Ford struck a cow on No 67. He says the car was badly damaged and he was saved from overturning by the animal, unable to see the cow due to conflicting light from a bonfire and approaching headlights.
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Ed McCorkle
Arkansan Printing & Stationery Co
the Star
Heal
Eacape
Ita Neh
Clark County
McCorkle
Circulation Gains Reported By Newspaper Audit Board
CHICAGO—Newspaper circulation rose across the United States and Canada this year, observed by O C Harn, managing editor of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, at the bureau’s twenty second annual convention. About 500 publishers and ad experts attended as Harn cited increased buying power and stronger newspaper advertising. Henry T Ewald of Detroit urged advertisers to rely on newspaper columns, noting ads should be accurate and unbiased.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
O. C. Harn
Audit, Bureau of Circulation
A. B.C
Harn
Henry ‘T Ewald
Cambell-Ewald Company
Detroit
Mich
Congress to Move More Carefully in Incoming Session
LITTLE ROCK The upcoming congressional session is described as one of deliberation and careful study with historical significance relative to recent sessions, according to a noted senator. The report emphasizes measured actions and thorough review of proposals.
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Congress
Little Rock
Remmel Young Named Central High School Officer
Remmel Young, former Hope High student, is elected vice president of the Central High School senior class in Kansas City Missouri. The Central Luminary notes he is captain of the Central High football team and plays quarterback.
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Remmel Young
Hope Highchool
Central High School
Kansas City
Mo. Fays
Ceontral
Youne
Central High
W Hampstead stock law warrants cited in Hempstead county
Warrant issued for six farmers and two white men named Will Cox Sr Claude Turner and seven others for violating Hempstead county stock law. Sheriff Bearden says cattle and other livestock must not roam public highways after a grand jury urging enforcement. Preliminary hearing set for October 23 in Hope.
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Hampstead
Will Cox
Claude Turner
White
Johnny Palmore
Robert Mayfield
Philip Jackson
Tom Martin
Jim Bearden
Hempstead
Bearden
Arkansas
Hope-Fulton
Liverstock
Ned Stewart
Stewart
Roosevelt Calls for Peace Rally and Women’s Burden
President Roosevelt urged support for a peace policy during a Forum of Current Problems in New York. He said citizens, especially women, must seek truth to avoid entanglements leading to war and cited economic decline, poverty, and social ills as key factors. The address emphasized national unity and honest public opinion. The text also oddly remarks that cynytists are not fish.
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Roosevelt
America
U. S. S. Houston
Ifufth
New York Herald Tribune
Sit
Standard Oil's New Jersey faces no oil trade interference
New York reports executive W C Tengig, president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, says there is no need to disrupt the regular commercial oil business with its Tallan subsidiary under current conditions. In Arkansas, Bet ha Cothran is convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to seven years for slaying her former son in law Robert Robinson. In Arkansas Seary crowds mourns as Louis Crowier dies and two others hurt after a car crash into a concrete bridge railing near Griffithyville. In Jackson, Tenn a central passenger train collides with a streetcar injuring at least six people including a baby.
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W. C. Tengig
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Standard
Tallan
Lonoke, Ark
Mia
Betha Cothran
Robert Robinson
Fingerprints Point to Hope Yard Robbery Trio
Fingerprints left on a dial case at the Hope Brick Yard helped link three Hope youths to a week old theft. Chester Nix Marshal McAdams and Jack Simpson were detained with Nix and McAdams in jail while Simpson posted bond. Sheriff Bearden said Nix confessed and fingerprints tied to him, with the casings and rims recovered. A hearing for the trio is set for Wednesday October 23.
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Hope Brick Yard
Hope
Chester Nix
Marshal McAdams
Jack Simpson
Nix
McAdams
Simpson
Jim Bearden
Bearden
Clarence Baker
Storage Is Vital in Potato Culture
Frank R. Stanley, Hempstead county agent, urges careful handling and in-field grading of sweet potatoes to cut banding costs. Digging tools must avoid bruising, with sound tubers separated from seed stock and injured ones set aside. Maintain 80 to 440 degrees Fahrenheit with ample ventilation for 10 to 14 days, and use pits or banks with drainage and straw and sail coverings as weather dictates.
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Frank R. Stanley
Hempstead
Ethiopians Draw Up Near Makale for First Battle
The first major clash to check Italian advances in Ethiopia appeared near Makale, 60 miles south of Aduwa, with three Ethiopian leaders massing forces. Also reported: Italians in Eritrea retreating to Sudan amid fears Britain could seal exit routes.
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Aduwa
Asmara
Eritrea
Associated Press
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Uallany
Addis Ababa
Sudan
Great Britain
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Havas
Thou Shalt Not Kill Poised for Tomorrow's Star
The Star will publish a 100 word story by Channing Pollock titled Thou Shalt Not Kill. Pollock, famed playwright of The Fool, wrote the piece for Liberty magazine and The Star, under special copyright arrangement, reproducing a strong domestic crime and foreign war warning with an O Henry style ending.
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Liberty Magazine
The
Star Tomorrow
Channing Pollock
Playright
Liberty
Star
Pollock
O. Henry
Six Die as Italian Ship Boiler Bursts in Port
At Alexandria Egypt six crew members were killed and 20 injured when five boiler explosions hit the Italian liner Auslandia as she entered port from Haifa Palestine. The blasts occurred Friday amid the ship’s arrival, prompting emergency rescue and investigations.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Haife
Palestine
State Is Cool to Special Session
Pulaski county officials and lawmakers opposed a proposed special session to authorize county licensing of slot machines divert 15 percent of sales tax from the common school fund and cut county fees. Governor Futrell urged input while Senator Dillon voiced opposition to diverting funds, arguing schools need the revenue more than counties and that Pulaski does not need extra funds.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Futrell
Edward B. Dillon
Italians to Win Says U S Expert
Washington veteran military thinker Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely argues Italy likely to prevail in Africa if Ethiopia is unable to equip and train enough soldiers. He says Ethiopia lacks well trained troops and arms and that Italy could suffer heavy casualties but persevere if it maintains supplies and finances. Continued on page three.
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America
Ethiopia
Haly
Hanson E. Ely
Army War College
Italy
Murder Charge Filed Against Bailey Jones in Hope
A murder charge was filed Friday against Bailey Jones Hempstead equity farmer in the death of Mrs J J Phillips eight miles east of Hope. She was shot in the doorway of her home during a struggle over an automatic shotgun between Jones and her husband. The coroner reported both men were drinking. the body was found by Leonard Phillips. A preliminary hearing is set for next Wednesday in Hope.
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Bailey Jones
Hempstead
J. J. Phillips
P. T. Staggs
Austrian cabinet reshuffle tightens fascist ties to Italy
Vienna reports a cabinet reorganization by Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg as Emil Fey and Karl Karwinsky are ousted. Prince Ernest von Starhemberg gains leadership of a new voluntary militia uniting Heimwehr and other groups, signaling closer Austria Italy cooperation and a move toward a fascist model.
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Austria
Associated Press
Prince Ernset von Starhemberg
Mussolini
Italy
Schuschnigg
Emil Fey
Jong
Starehomberg
Heimcher
Kurt Schuschnigg
Heimwehr
Stummischafen
Association of Liberty
Maj
Karl Karwinsky
Justice
Dillfuss
Ernest Rudiger von Starhemberg
Oct 31 Deadline Set for Hog Contracts
Washington Friday fixed October 31 as the deadline for receipt here of corn hog contracts. The farm administration announced that $61,062,409 had already been paid on this year's program.
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Washington
Praga
Phipps Discusses Sales Tax Revenue and Arkansas School Needs
State Commissioner Phipps told a civic meeting that with the new sales tax revenue it may be possible to boost school attendance to a record high. He cited 650,000 school aged Arkansans, 456,000 last year in school, and only 236,000 in 1-3 room buildings. He urged free textbooks as eventual policy, noting Texas funds books at about one dollar per student annually. The visit highlighted educational leaders from several states and the Negro schools program.
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W. E. Phi
Ty Clay Yerger
Boye
Phipps
Leo
M. Favrot
the. General
Bear York City
Fred
M. MecCui
Sans Sno
Ed McCuistion
Bonds
B Matthews
B. C. Caldwell
Jeanes
Stateregro Educational Endowments
Arkansas
Texas
Beryl Henry
Hope School
J. R. Henry
The
Hope School Board
Markets CottonNEW ORLEANS Grad trade demand lifts prices
New Orleans markets report stronger demand at first call with futures advancing four to seven points as December, March and May contracts move higher on improved overseas buying. Cotton futures in New York opened steady with gains of six to nine points amid higher Liverpool cables and late trade interest. Chicago poultry prices show varied, with live offerings steady and several classes priced differently across hens, chicks, and ducks.
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New York
Liverpool
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