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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1935
Page
3
City council rejects the proposal for the City of Hope to cover all uniform costs for the Boys Band. The council agrees to provide 50 dollars for private fundraising efforts, and The Star pledges an additional 25 dollars for the effort.
Hope Public Schools will start Monday September 16 under a re arranged plan announced by city superintendent Miss Beryl Henry. The budget balances with large cuts across grades, with Paisley Brookwood housing the first three grades, Oplerby for grades four through six, and the junior senior high maintaining its location. Tuition outside district and for commercial courses is set at five and two dollars per month respectively. Enrollment and registration details and half day schedules for early grades are outlined, with the opening day targeted for the reopening of schools.
C. W. Brown, prominent Central Texas banker and businessman, died Tuesday from paralysis at age 68. He served as president of the First State Bank Bremond and held multiple other business roles in the community.
Miami dispatch reports rescuers estimate 400 to 500 deaths from the hurricane wreckage across the Florida keys. Red Cross and government forces rush supplies as Matecumbe and Plantation Key areas suffer heavy losses. Dixie liner with 372 aboard attacked by reef prompts swift rescue efforts.
The Hope soil conservation area plans a gopher eradication drive alongside terracing efforts.RB Deen of the U.S. Biological Survey and H. K. Thatcher of the Soil Conservation Service assess damage and estimate eradication costs. The project will include CCC camps and large-scale terracing, with farmers and government forming a cooperative agreement before funds are spent.
Hyde Park, N N Wednesday President Roosevelt ordered seven government units under the Budget Bureau to prepare for entralment of personnel as the gasertion unit the peak of the emergency has passed.
Hempstead County Welfare Board disbursing agent Mrs. Ray Anderson announced that checks have been mailed to 52 unemployables. The next allotment from the State Welfare Commission will be mailed to clients in October.
City council rejected a $825 plan to buy new uniforms for the Hope Boys band after a board report said the expense was too high. The council unanimously voted to donate $50 instead. The board also recommended buying the Elks hall for $5,500 if cash is available.
PORDYCE Arkansas special committee judge appointed by Governor Futell finds Dallas county's salary act void and orders counties to withhold funds. In Little Rock Chancellor Dodge rules against State Treasurer Page releasing tax returns to Welfare for employable relief, decision to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
President Roosevelt expressed hope that cancellation of the Ethiopian land lease would aid peace negotiations abroad and termed the move proof that daily diplomacy has not been recognized by the American government since March 4 1932. British minister Anthony Eden said there can be no political or economic conflict between Great Britain and Italy as Italy promised to respect British interests in Ethiopia. Ethiopian officials appeared puzzled by Standard Vacuum withdrawal from Ethiopian concessions announced by Secretary Hull as part of a move to preserve world peace and as a test of the empire’s imperial policy in Africa.
A tropical hurricane sweeping the Florida Keys northwestward caused heavy loss of life and destruction. At Rock Harbor camp on Plantation Key near Tavernier, 75 dead and 47 injured were reported with four doctors killed and no medical aid or supplies. Evacuations stalled as a relief train struggled to reach the 650 veterans still stranded.
The Bundy Service station at Third and Hazel streets was purchased by Bailey Springs. Truman Springs and Newt Bunuly are associated with the buyer. Springs announced the sale on Monday and said the station will be renamed Springs Service station and will offer a full line of tires tubes and accessories with guaranteed work.
New Orleans reports say hurricane threats to the Florida belt influenced the cotton market. Prices showed gains with active options. Liverpool offered firmer at first call with October around 10.29 and December 10.37, while January and May posted modest rises. New York futures opened higher on Liverpool buying and Wade support.
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