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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1940

Page

2

Fragmented Texas editor endorsement hints at shifting loyalties

A garbled excerpt shows a Texas editor signaling a partisan shift toward the Republican press. The piece alleges a loss of loyalty and principle tied to a historical re election in 1340, reflecting tensions over party labels and editorial stance.

Texas Marshall Ger Cing Presewspaper

Republican Campaign Speakings Across States Amid Labor Row

A scramble of campaign stops features Herbert Hoover and Alfred E. Smith in radio and in person events from New York to Salt Lake City. Taft and Way also schedule talks while the Republican National Committee releases a Union labor critique tied to Georgia Power.

New York National Herbert Hoover Alfred BE. Smith New Willkie Jlonial Network WOR Iter Charles E. McNary Oref Salt Lake City Taft Ohio East Rpool Thomas Wey Peoria NBC Kansas City James Arrett American Federation of Organizer South Mimittee Hell - Willkie Commonwealth Georgia Power Jpany Barrett Ent Gorgia Power Company Federation of Labor

CIO Leader Links Lewis Support to GOP Change

Emil Dieve, vice president of the CIO, criticized Lewis's backing of Willkie in a radio address. He warned that the CIO would abandon the outmoded philosophy of the Republican party and urged collective bargaining to serve all involved.

Dustry Emil Dieve The CIO Lewis Willkie Republican Party

Court Affirms Rural Electric Co. Immunity in Interference Case

The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the Rural Electric Cooperative not liable for damages from inductive interference caused by its transmission lines, reversing a Washington circuit court decision. The piece also notes Dr. James Naismith, inventor of basketball, never played the game.

Little. Rock Supreme Rural Electric Cooperative Washington Circuit Court United States James Naiswirth

Presidential Preference Survey in Roosevelt Willkie Race

A newspaper poll reports Roosevelt leading with 45.8 percent to Willkie's 34.5 percent among likely voters. Other responses include 24 percent undecided or not answering, and 7.1 percent unsure. Public mood on November outcome shows 66 percent expect Roosevelt to win while 18 percent expect Willkie to prevail.

Roosevelt Willie Willkie East South Central Steies North Central Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt West South Central Seasor South Atlantic S Mountain States East North Central England West North Central Roosevelt Willkie Roosevelt

Mexico lifts Japan embargo amid economic fears

Mexican officials disclosed that President Cardenas will lift the short lived embargo on exports to Japan. The move responds to economic strain and avoids misunderstanding in the United States as tensions with Japan ease. The ban had disrupted shipments and left producers with large commitments as protests grew at the economy ministry and foreign office.

Mexico City Cardenas Japan United States Mexico Pacific Manuel Avila Camacho Ministry of National Economy and Foreign Office

Dedicate New Courthouse in Jasper WPA Project

More than 3,000 attended the dedication of Jasper county's new fireproof courthouse, a WPA project. The structure, 60 by 90 feet of native gray stone, replaces a building burned two years ago, with speakers including Congressman Clyde T. Ellis and Judge Garner Frazier. Newton county contributed 12,371 dollars, the federal government 29,761, total 42,182 dollars.

Harrison Perssons Newton County Jasper Harrison High School Clyde T. Ellis A. B. Arbaugh Garner Frazier Clinton May Blevins WPA Frank Kirk Fort Smith Little Buffalo River

Masons to Meet Here on Monday Night

Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 249 will meet Monday night and confer a master’s degree. All Masons are urged to attend.

Whitfield

Scout Drive Gets Underway

The Rev J F E Harail of Hope Gospel Tabernacle promotes Scouting and endorses Troop No. 66 sponsored by the church, stressing non sectarianism, religious reverence, and the dual emphasis on citizenship and character in the Boy Scouts of America. He urges continued growth of Scouting in the community.

C. B. Tyler Boy Scouts of America Hope Gospel Tabernacle J. Fe, Haraill

Wehunt 61 Dies Sunday in Hempstead Farm Home

Cicero L. Wehunt a 61 year old Hempstead farmer died at his Fulton Route 1 home Sunday. Funeral services are set for 3 PM Monday with burial near Columbus. Survived by widow three sons Lewis Orren Elzie of Hope a daughter Lois Davidson of Hope four sisters Hennie Wehunt Fort Worth Nina Youngblood Fort Worth Ola Wilson Lubbock and W W Smith Weatherford and a brother Berry Wehunt Stevensville Texas.

Cicero L. Wehunt Hempstead Fulton Columus Lewis, Orren Elzie Hope Lois Davidson Hennie Wehunt Fort Worth Texas Nina Youngblood Fort Worth Texas Ola Wilson Lubbock W. W. Smith Weatherford Berry Wehunt Stevensville

Fight Results in Stabbing of Negro

Frank Jones, a Black man, was jailed here Sunday for stabbing Lester Hill, also Black, at a house on East Sixth Street. Hill was stabbed three times with a knife and taken to a local hospital. his condition was reported as serious.

Frank Jones Lester Hill East Sixth Hill

Postpone Call for the 153d Arkansas National Guard

Colonel H J McAlister commander of the 153d regiment said over the weekend the unit will not be mobilized until early January. Camp Robinson expected ready dates range from January 3 to January 19. The Arkansas State Teachers College trustees state McAlister will not receive a year’s leave of absence. his salary will be discontinued during army service, but he will supervise college administration and establish a temporary office in Little Rock.

McAlister Little Rock

Blevins Plans Gala Halloween Carnival

Blevins school schedules a Halloween carnival on October 31 at 7 p.m. The Floor Show is the main feature with committees planning events. The gym will be dressed for a spooky atmosphere under the decoration committee.

Blevins Cormaltice

J M Waddle Dies Saturday

James Montgomery Waddle 89 of Nevada died at his daughter’s home in Shreveport on Saturday October 26. Born in Tennessee he moved to Laneburg Nevada county as a child and was active in the Masonic lodge. Survived by two sons A B Waddle Eloy Avi and G W Waddle of Emmet, one sister Eliza Sanders Emmet, and one daughter Mrs W H Evans Shreveport. Funeral services were held Sunday at Sutton with burial in Harmony Cemetery.

James Montgomery Waddle Nevada W. H. Evans Shreveport

Draft List Continued from Page One

A long scroll of names and places appears, listing residents such as Luther Morrison in Washington, Elmore Shaw in Hope, Henry Glover in McNab, and Chester Sartin in Fulton. The page pairs numerous individuals with towns including Fulton, Hope, McNab, Columbus, Patmos, and Prescott, suggesting a public registry or directory roll.

Luther Morrison Washington Elmore H. Shaw Hope Henry Lee Glover McNab Chester Eugene Sartin Fulton Plune Lee Helton Fulton Fred Berryhill Perry McCaskill Odell Mercer William Fred Camp Melree Hamilton Columbus Willie Davis Nathan Olan Nix Harrel Hornaday Brownie Jesse Hubbard James Washington Buster Eligha Watson Eldridge William Rogers Patmas Martin Luthe John Tuns Marvin Eldridge Mitchell Patmos Danel Richie Wshington Co Vernal Hopkins William Forrest Noble Maxwell Johnny Walker Jerry Swain Edward Richard Bonds Lester McCoy Oscar Garland Jack Lee Hoard Cassanet Hope Beanie Elbert McFadden Ssizasettevery Calvin McFadden John William Godin John Hendrix Nilson Aaron Ragland Cleave Scott James McClinden Cheater Mediakit eCaskillin B. Checikens Willie Johnson Arvin Bined Rogers Hue Wi Witey van’ Riper Dale LaGrone ‘Williams Billy Merton Wise Ope William Elmer ‘Thomas Arthur Orby Bright Fulton _ eal George Charles Holoman Charlie Belfomos Robert Booker Aise Dockrey Pete Moss Amion Richie Herbert Charles Worthey Tyree Williams Clarence Marion Knighton Fred Thomas Caldwell Paul Porter Otra Wrikcover James Olin Cox Emmett Hansel Wendell Rogers Uss Verbon D Walker Mack Brine Bolden Elmer Cox Carllee Steward Elbert Smith Eddie Thomas Lenard Lefayett Morton Amzie Ambrose McDowell Fmoeny Tracey Harold Clark Elmer R. Brown Burl J. Winberry Garrett Smith James Ldus Whitefield Blevins Albert Charles B. Blevins Porter Cecil Morris Joe Henderson McCaskilh Eis Seein Goodwill Thomas Hope c Ruben McGill Prescott Alba ‘ Glend Powell Calvin” “Sutton Cop Byron Dudley Andres Mark Phi Wilbert Lee Johnon Saratoga Horace Saner Alford Elmer Ray Hope Ow Willie Thelman Sharman Hops Andrew Moroon Iga Lee Muldrow Hog Cc Spottord Lanier Sooter Henry Ja c Charles Brie Huckabee Fatmos Einer Holyfield Hope Joe Clyde Martin Robert Clemens Turner Hope No Tawreice Jokion Meflay Carmen Lémiy Suey Bishop Jobe Henagan Oda Cheatham Conley Sanders Polk Hope Oo Hope One Lee Roy Raglan Enoch Johnson Hoscoll Nerasune Desecetensmony Lawrence “Brown Henry Fie Alexander Caple Lonnie Hunter Harmon Henry Gertie Lonnie Delmar Hope Yes Doris Berger Carman Granderson Royston John Lilian Turner Acne Booker Jinkins William Blugs Campbell John B. Johnson Luther Martin Hence Nathan Starr Mazon Mateum Mi Prescott Mo Ele Brown Jerry Hill Fulton Ovum Tom David Bell Garland Brown Leroy Webb Little Jerry Porter Weongar Ray Marylin Smith Robert Carroll Eght Arse Ete Carer Teddy Charles Neal Maryman James David Braden William Olen Calhoun Harry Mecsill Elbert Johnson K. C Princeton Wingfield Frank Walker Luther Franklin Allwhite Emmett Mies Clinton Eli Lee McCaskil Zeke Costa Braz John Ruffin Fndersen I Bingen Napolin Carr Henry Thompet AU Lee Sanders James ‘Herre Brown Bleving O Robert Dale Bonds George Martin Young Emmett Aco Joe Bingham Edgar Neal Gorham Fred William G. Hope Brada Roosey Fulton Otis ‘Timothy “Bedford Weehiingion Acontitent Infriitcha Ag Horico H, Henagan Sweinsieas Animal Hichard Trotter Birgus Moore Hope Hope Haller Edward McCorkle Dee Leon Stephens Mectin Arth Prescott Jerry Faulkner Lennon Levingston Renzie C. Scott Arthey Thomas Emanuel Jones Paul Haller Power Timothy McClendon Frank Mid Prose Mack Ragland Clyde Carpenter Jamey Guy Wardlaw Sewell Sescasetens We Hurshil D. Clhatk Nashville Floyd Post Royal Beyant Stroud Luther Harris Mmett Forest Lee Hairr Hop Clifford Lee Key McCaskill i Alvyain Garland William Nash Ludie Heard Fred Fannin Hone William Frank Spear Samuel Miller Willie G. Stone Ode McGill William Glenn Bleving Homer Dalton Odom Robert Layfette Davis Patiosa Jim Tyre Hubert Houston Zulmer Wayne Swaler Andrew Stewart Hunt Samuel Fra Hope Owen Simpson Ralph “Cornelius Hoy Tames Harold “Milla Lester Carlyle Huckab Larkin Lafyetic Leo Nicholson Nathalia Loyd George Lee Strought Overton Ochis Williams Claude Stone Ted Woods Clarence Leslie Barnes Hope van H Washington Oo Wesley Nelson Barton Lloyd Samuel Shackelford Bleving Vernon Arnold Columbus, Johnson, Fulton Ezzie Bedford Jessie James Stuart Oliver Morrison Marvin Les ’ Bennett Sehivas Seees Scott Williams Ozan C. Thomas Author Nelson Allen White Wiliam Edgar Thaton Royce Collier Arthur Geeil Otis Kensworthy Walden Lester Willard Gilbert Ben Adolphus Won Ers Edward Walls Wachington Lewis Hawkins Eutel Francis Weaver Thurman Varn Landes Bernard van O'Steen James Jasper Gray Tillman David McBras McCaskill L Harrom Hill Jimmie Rubin Hannon Warren Holston Clarence Haynes Ealin James Franklin Mann Edwin Roberts James Finley Smith Hope Noes Robert Lighter James Alvin Hamilton John Curtis Powers Hope Floyd Nelson Hughes Young Gustavia Phillips Roy Don Kitchens Wade Herbert Gilbert Dudley Gamble

PT A to Hold Book Review at City Hall

The High School Parent-Teacher Association hosts a book review at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon October 29 at 3 00 oclock. Mrs R Jackson will review The English Air by D E Stevenson. Admission is twenty five cents and the event aims to support the association budget and provide an engaging afternoon for attendees.

Parent-Teacher Association R. &. Jackson D. E Stevenson Jackson

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Court Favors Electric Co Electorial College Nation Jasper, Newton Co Troop 66 Hope Tabernacle Church C.L. Wehunt Foulton Blevins Plans J.M. Waddle PT. A
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