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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
3
Washington reports on Ethiopia's untapped mineral potential and coffee exports. American ties are mainly religious and philanthropic missions with hopes for future highway projects to unlock a market for U.S. manufacturers. current trade shows little U.S. business presence.
The piece muses on a string of far reaching and disjointed notes about future accidents involving young Roosevelts, references a revival of potato growth in a child's ears, and hints at Italy seeking revenge for Adowa. It ends with a somber nod to women whose menfolk go to war, possibly never to return.
Former Belgian fascist periodical manager Colonel Leopold Reul leads a new Belgian officer detachment arriving in Addis Ababa to aid Haile Selassie against Italy. He signed a two year chief of staff contract and may replace the existing Belgian mission, prompting Belgian defense inquiries about recalls.
A night club scene in Sara toga Springs features a dancer colliding with a young man who responds with silence as the aggressor taunts him to learn dancing. The young man turns out to be Fred Astaire, per Variety.
University of Detroit teams suffer fewer injuries as coach Dorais and trainer Dad Butler emphasize rest heat and tape. Butler’s method includes limited scrimmage lean toward detail drills and daily flexing to keep players durable and ready. Dorais and Butler share a cautious approach to conditioning and substitution.
The article recounts Dutch Schultz being shot in the back as he wheeled, with Gald and Hyalke also struck. They were rushed to Polyclinie hospital where doctors faced urgent pleas for action as the scene unfolded on page one of the Trott edition.
Hollywood leaders warn California income tax may force top film stars to relocate to New York or abroad. Twentieth Century Fox chairman Zanuck and other executives blame high taxes for driving veteran star George Arliss and others from the American film industry, jeopardizing prestige and salaries.
A continuing note says flood losses were hard to retrieve due to unusually late plantings this season and the effort required to recover.
A fragment notes 4014 degrees and four inch rainfall reported by the Fruit and Truck Experiment Station, with an unclear reference to Hempstead law. The readable text is sparse the exact context remains uncertain.
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