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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1934

Page

6

Schoolboy Rowe and Bride Home in El Dorado

El Dorado Ark The Schoolboy and Edna Rowe returned home Thursday night after driving 600 miles from Evansville Ind where they had visited Pete Fox. They arrived in a sedan presented by a company and planned a winter in El Dorado with hunting and fishing. Rowe praised teammate Mickey Cochrane and discussed Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean, while Fox planned a visit on November 15. Homecoming will be held Monday and Tuesday.

EL Dorado Ark Edna Detroit Tigers Evansville Ind Pete Fox Rowes No Morey Company Rowe Texas Fox Detroit Mickey Cochrane Mickey Dean Brothers Paul Dizzy

Vick Co Launches Advertising Drive in Greenboro

Greenboro NC Vick Chemical Company amid improving business conditions expands advertising budget to over 2.5 million dollars for the season. President L Richardson cites heavy newspaper campaigns for new small Va t ro nol size and broader product line growth. Company reports 43 million Vick preparations sold last season with ongoing hiring and pay scales maintained through the downturn.

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Insull and Associates Face Mail Fraud Trial Details

Prosecutors outline a 1930 siege and a $56 million loss in a stock market act tied to Cyrus Eaton. Minutes from June 9 1950 show a pledge to protect Insull from loss by the Executive Committee of the Corporation Securities Company. Evidence suggests Insull intended to avoid personal responsibility for trades.

Cyrus Eaton Cleveland Insull Eaton Corporation Securities Company Samuel Martin 3

Roosevelt Drafts Veterans Speech for Roanoke Visit

President Roosevelt travels to Roanoke Virginia to dedicate a 1.7 million dollar veterans hospital the first under his administration and to receive a degree from William and Mary college. He prepares a speech to reassure veterans while signaling possible stance on the bonus issue amid ongoing pension reforms and budget debates.

Washington Roosevelt Roanoke Veterans Hospital Williamsburg William & Mary College America South American Legion Miami Congress Frank T. Haines White House

Insull investments spark corporate war over stock control

The Corporation Securities Company and Insull war over Insull interests with Aaton acquiring about 160,000 shares of Insull utility firms. Initial demands of 400 a share gave way to 350 as the plan risked Insull's control. Minutes from August 18 reveal a bid to take over half the ransomed stock, prompting a $40 million loan via serial gold notes to Halsey Eluart & Co.

Corporation Securities Company Insull Utility Investments, Inc Aaton Utility Tem Insull-Eaton

Cardus Said to Ease Pain for Oklahoma Woman

Mrs. Bil Stewart of Dewar says Cardus stopped her recurring side pains and built up her strength after taking 11 bottles. She joins thousands of women who report relief from pains, cramps, and nervousness in a run-down condition.

Cardus Oklshoma Bil Stewart Dewar Olda Kou

Revolt by Nazi churchmen threatens Reichsbishop's rule

In Berlin the revolt extends to Nazi church leaders challenging Reichsbischof Ludwig Mueller and Prussian Protestant commissioner August Jaeger. Prominent bishops Friedrich Coch and Karl Thom back protest, while pastors Christiansen Langmann and Birnbaum demand Jaeger’s resignation. Jaeger fires dissenters. Engelke resigns. Hitler reportedly cancels Friday audience as unity risks crisis.

Berlin Germany Saxony Karl Thom Pomerania Reichchurch Supreme Council Christiansen Langmann Birnbaum Jaeger Engelke Hamburg Mueller Hitler

Let Your Feet Hang Over Front Seats Price Confusion

A playful exchange from Pearso London notes seat pricing for a venue. Front seats cost one shilling, back seats sixpence, and a program is 23 penny. The man asks to sit on a program.

Pearso London

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