Local plant to return skim milk this Saturday
Southern Creameries announced skim milk will be returned to local farmers starting Saturday after a missing separator part was installed. The Kraft-Phenix plant’s shutdown earlier caused farmers to ship whole milk to Texarkana. with the separator repaired, the Hope station will resume skim milk processing and daily pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Creameries
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation
Texarkana
J. J. Kirby, Jr
Kirby
Kraft Company
Government Seeks Work For Jobless Quantified Plan
Government relief chief Col. Arthur Wonds announces the task of placing unemployed workers. Fred C. Croxton of Ohio is tapped to aid state governors, focusing on the middle west and great lake states. Croxton may appoint three regional assistants to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
United States
Cal
Arthur Wonds
Col. Wood
Fred C. Croxton
Ohio
Middle West
Croxton
Great Lake States
Fordyce Officers Hide Negro Slayer
In Fordyce on October 24, Homer, a restaurant cook, was killed after a quarrel with a Black former dishwasher. Stanley, accused assailant, was captured by Night Marshal Parker and jailed. Homer died from a fractured skull at Little Rock hospital. Police planned first degree charges against Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poubyce
Hubba
D Stirley
James E. Honor
Fords
Rocket Hospital
Stanley
Negra
Reskin
Homer
Parker
Little Rock
GeeWid
Wingo Funeral In Washington
Washington Oct 24 The funeral of Otis Wingo a Fourth Arkansas district congressman will be held in Washington His body will be laid to rest near his daughter Blanche whose engagement to Dr LeRoy Sawyer has been announced The funeral services are led by Rev Charles T Werher and Chaplain John Sherman Montgomery of the House of Representatives Members of the Congressional entourage were to be named today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Washington
Otis Wingo
Fourth
Arkansas
Congress
Wingo
LeRoy
Sawyer
Charles T. Werher
John Shera Montgomery
House of Representatives
Nouhend
Paris bulletin fatal aviation crash at Le Bourget
Bulletins report Gilbert Lane an American aviator and his French companion Pierre Nicolas died when their takeoff from Le Bourget to Calvo ended in a fiery crash. Also noted are the deaths of Robert Winethrop Chandler in Woodstock New York, Bishop James Cannon Jr meeting with Southern Methodist accusers in Richmond, and Creed Taylor a Federal Reserve Bank director killed in Atlanta from a Thursday fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Gilbert Lane
Pierre Nicolas
le Bourget
Calvo
Woodstock
Robert Winethrop Chandler
Linn CavilUarl
Arong Ilness
Richmond
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist
Coster
Hurrell
White House
President Hoover
National Relief of Unemployment
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Ray L. Wilbur
the Interior
Patrick J. Hurley
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
James J. Davis
Labor
Miss Winburn Wins Hope Radio Contest Representing Hope
Miss Martha Dean Winburn of Hope High School faculty and John Sidney Waddle won the Hope audition for the Atwater Kent Foundation. The state contest at Hot Springs will be broadcast on KTHS and voting will be announced in The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dean Winburn
Hope High School
John Sidney Waddle
Hope
Atwater Kent Foundation
KTHS
Winbarn
Mr. Waddle
Hope Ity
Bliss Hall
Waddle
Winburn
Iva Hion
Mabel Norton
Hot Springs
Atenual Atwater
Miss Winburn
Thayer
Flore Jan
Godard
Wallie Reed
Hope Local
Ralph Ruwton
Robert Campbell
Whelpley
Schubert
Star
Hempstead County
Uivv
Suit Filed Over Bug In Bottle Drink Illness
D. D. Brooks of Anniston Alabama sued a bottling company for 2000 dollars damages claiming a spider or bug found in a bottle he drank caused illness. The case filed with UPI-D reports the alleged defective product and injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
UPI
D. D. Brooks
Denver Pair Held On Murder Charge
Denver filed first degree murder charges against Pearl O Laughlin and Frank O Laughlin for the killing of ten year old Leona O Laughlin. Police say Pearl confessed while Frank remains in custody as further developments unfold. The body was found at Berkeley Lake with ground glass in the stomach according to autopsy findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Col M
Pearl O'Laughlin
Frank O'Laughlin
Leona O'Laughlin
Naheal
O'Laughlin
Childs
Berkely Lake
Woman Dies From Effects of Poison
Fort Smith October 21 Miss Olive Know weed 22 a resident of Coke Hill Fort Smith died late last night in an ambulance from a quantity of acid swallowed in a act of self harm coroner Dr Hugh Johnson ruled death by own action. Her mother said she suffered despondency and had threats to kill herself. She is survived by her mother three sisters Linna Dunne Van Buren Ellie Snow Cowlington Okla and Mary Snow Fort Smith two brothers George and Fred Hogan Cowlington and her stepfather Taunt Snow Fort Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Miss Lee
Olive Know
Coke Hill
Hugh Johnson
Corener
Effie Snow
Linna Dunne
van Buren
Ellie Snow
Cowlington
Okla
Mary Snow
George
Fred Hogan
Taunt Snow
Purt Smith
Walton Quits Oklahoma Senate Bid Amid Business Duties
Oklahoma City October 24 1941 J C Walton former governor withdraws as an independent U S Senate candidate citing business affairs and insufficient time to devote to the campaign Walton said his name and principles should stay before voters if feasible but other obligations prevent full pursuit of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J.C. Walton
United States Senate
Walton
Hope Bobcats Capture Narrow Victory on Muddy Arkadelphia Field
Hope Bobcats revived their winning streak at Arkadelphia in a muddy struggle. Wray returned a kickoff 60 yards for Hope’s lone TD, Harrell and Brown moved the ball, and penalties heavily favored Hope with 90 yards to Arkadelphia’s 25. Starting lineup and substitutions listed. officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jones
Hope Bobcats
Arkadelphia
Wray
Hope
Harrel
Harrell
Bobcats
Hdnors
Bix
Arkadelphie
Hoyie
Ine
Asswell
Badger
Reaves
Mauldin
Pritchett
Brown
Hope Arkadelphia Pritchett
Welch
Nance Tis Notin Vey
Chamberlain Occu Meador
Power
Behouley Tenererseersts
Netirrmintiimensriceene
Jones
Harvey
Ell
Whipple
pHarais
Sousimmus
Weay
Ecco Teesee
Anerson
Marshaels Bacon
Jon
Seneiey
Hargis
Adams
Jacks
Sissel
Phillips
Chanderhiin
Ruggles
Bacon
Feilds
MekKee
Grand Jury Deliberations Fail to Indict Slayer of Husband
MENA Oct 24 The Polk county Grand Jury did not indict Mrs Frankie B Bakwell who shot and killed her husband Ernest Bagwell on July 2 She is confined in the state hospital for nervous diseases at Little Rock No indictments were returned in the death of Feeney Cook whose body was found on the railroad tracks nearby believed to be a homicide then placed on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
Polk County
Frankie B. Bakwell
Ernest Bagwell
Little Rock
Feeney Cook
Death Toll in German Mine Blast Reaches 255
ALSCOR Germany Oct. 24 The death toll from the Anna JL mine explosion on Tuesday was fixed at 255 Thursday night with officials believing only a few workers remained underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alscor
Germany
Anna JL
Janere
Little Rock Named 1931 U. D. C. Meet
Helena the 1931 convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will be held in Little Rock. Newly elected officers were installed at the closing session before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
U. D.C
Helena
Memphis Banker Crede Taylor Burned in City Fire
Creed Taylor 44 deputy governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta suffered severe burns in a Thursday fire that destroyed his Taylor residence and an adjacent apartment. Two other Taylor family members, Creed Taylor Jr and Culver Caraway, escaped with minor injuries. Taylor's condition was described as serious but improving by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Creed
Taylor
Fedwal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Dyer
Creed Taylor
Mobile
Ala
Culver Caraway
Paymaster Shot and Killed in Salem New Jersey
William McCauseland paymaster for the Salem Glass Works was shot and killed outside the plant today as three robbers attacked during the weekly payroll for about 500 workers worth several thousand dollars. The robbers fled when shots drew workers to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Works
Salem
N. J
William 2. McCauseland
Salem Glass Works
McCauseland
Parties Search For Hidden Treasures
In Hollister Missouri residents speculate that the outlaw Jake Fleagle may have hidden caches around Lake Taney and nearby caverns after he was wounded at Branson. Sheriff inquiries concentrate on Fleagle’s cottage and a traveling poulterer’s listed chickens as potential misdirections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Ozark Hills
Jake Fieagle
Jake
Plains
Kansas
Lake Taney
Lamar
Branson
Fleagle
Atidesut
Walter Cook
Viches
Clarksville Bank Reopens After Reorganization
Clarksville welcomes the reopening of Farmers Bank after a closure period. The bank re organized with Merchants National Bank and Union Trust Company of Fort Smith. President R A Margary says Farmers National is now one of the largest and strongest banks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Farmers National Bank
Farmers Bank
Merchants National Bank
Union Trust Company of
Fort Smith
R.A. Margary
Farmers National Now
Wingo National Park Planned in Arkansas
Osro Cobb, Arkansas Republican secretary, proposed creating a western Arkansas park named Wingo National Park in memory of the late Otis T. Wingo. He suggested renaming Ouachita National Park and supported Mrs. Win go ha as a potential successor, while Cobb said he would not seek the position himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Osro Cobb
Republican State Committee
General Assembly
Wingo
Otis T. Wingo
Ouachita National Park
Wingo National Park
Cobb
Wingo Ha
Ban on Radio Broadcast for Arkansas Texas Game
The University of Arkansas athletic management announced a ban on all radio broadcasting of the Arkansas Texas football game to be played tomorrow in Little Rock. Alumni leader Boyd Cypert was notified by B N Wilson Fayetteville manager of athletics. Wires will enter Kavanaugh Field only for non broadcast news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Boyd Cypert
B. N. Wilson
Fayette
Kavanaugh Field
Earle Hodges Honored By Hot Springs Civic Club
In Hot Springs on October 24 a banquet at the Arlington Hotel drew Chamber of Commerce Lions Rotary and Kiwanis members to honor Earle W Hodges international Lions president. Hodges delivered an address as part of Business Confidence Week sponsored by the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arlington Hotel
Chamber of Commerce, Lions, Rotary
Kiwanis Clube
Earle W. Hodges
Lions Club
Lions
O Neals Talk on Hope Brick Works Origin and Growth
O Neal describes the Hope Brick Works founding on a rainy Friday in May LM. The plant began as a soft wood outfit producing about two million bricks yearly with a $600 monthly payroll. Now 60 to 75 workers earn about $48,000 this year, while output remains high. The firm makes face bricks and many common bricks and tiles, serving a 100 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. O'Neal
Hope Brick Works
Hope Rotary Club
Rotary Club
America
Mr. O'Neal
Martin Bates
Rotary Industrial Commmitter
George W. Ware
Ware
Talbot Feil
K. B. Roy
University of Arkansas
Luther Nevis
Gordon
C. £. Rorig
Hope
J. C. Penney
Arkansas Youths Are Tried For Robbery
In Detroit on October 24 three Arkansas youths William Courneyea 19 Earl Boyd alias Ray Thurvis 19 and Harold White 7 arrived from Marmaduke Ark and faced Recorders Court over a August 23 drug store robbery in which 133 was stolen from the store and 6 from a Postal Telegraph substation. A newsboy identified Courneyea and Boyd as robbers while another witness named White. Police say the trio participated in about a dozen robberies in Detroit and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
William Courneyex
Earl Boyd
Ray Thurvis
Harold White
Arived
Marinoaduke
Ark
Tell i Recorders Court
Boyd
Courneyea
White
St. Louis
Unclear fragmentary report from Stuttgart police
Fragmentary OCR text mentions officers and a youth, with disjointed phrases about farming, England, and a crime. No clear event, date, or names to confirm a full summary.
Moran Sit After Hearing on Citizenship and Vagrancy
In Chicago, Bugs Moran faced a Thursday hearing where authorities questioned his citizenship after a change of venue. Moran, who had claimed Canadian birth, said he was a citizen, the result of a $39,000 bond. The case involved vagrancy and a string of prior charges from burglary to murder, with a judge asking if old charges could be reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Moran
Municipal
Lyle
Canada
Lake County
Lyn
Slayer of Four Is Sought By Police
Five people were killed and one critically injured on a farm near Smoky Lake Alberta. Police pursued Dwernychuk of Edmonton as a suspect. Victims include John Walanski, his wife Mary Walanski, and their granddaughter Mary, plus Mary’s grandmother Huchatu. The killer used a shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayer of Four
Edmonton
Alta
Smoky Lake
Dwernehuk
Edmondton
John Walanski
George Dwernychuk
Mary Walanski
John Darigchuk
Huchatu
Walanski Farm
Dwernychu
Miller County Singers Convene Sunday at Courthouse
Miller County singers from Texark will gather Sunday at the Miller County courthouse for a re organized concert. The event is one of the largest community musical gatherings in the county with local ensembles joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller County Singers
Texark
Milester County
Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fordyce
Bulletins
Atlanta, Ga
Del
Federal Reserve ‘Bank
She
Ft. Smith
Oklahoma
Senate
Memphis
Hoover’s Unemployment Board
Jake Fleagle
Clarksville Bank
Wingo National
Republican
Mrs. Wingo
U. of A.-Texas
Earle Hodges
O'Neal
Stuttgart
J. H
Lawrence
Peppe
England
Logis
Buck
Mitchell
Thiila Rocks
Oth Ridlii
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