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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

Page

3

Second Revolt in Southern Republic Growing Stronger

Havana Cuba reports a second revolt as soldiers and sailors seize power in a bloodless coup. In Havana warships were ordered to Cuba to protect Americans as martial unrest grows. Sergeant Batista leads mutineers demanding a genuine revolutionary government before restoring command to officers.

Havana Cuba Washington Republic Hull Ambassador Wells Batista Navy Associated Press Army Ferrer

Dedicate Bridge Over St Francis in Forrest City

Five thousand people gathered Monday to dedicate the new bridge over the St Francis River in Forrest City. Senator Hattie Caraway and Judge Lee Miles spoke briefly as heat and beer jokes dominated the brief program by the American Legion post.

Forrest City St. Francis River American Legion Lee Miles United States Hattie W. Caraway Miles Caraway

Hempstead R F C Board Visits in Little Rock

A five member Hempstead county R F C board delegation visited Little Rock on Monday to confer with the state R F C board about future relief plans for the county. The committee consisted of Roy Anderson Calvin Cassidy Robert Wilson Joe Floyd and Jim Henry.

Hempstead R.F.C Little Rock Hempstead County R. F. C. Board State Board of R. F.C Roy Anderson Calvin Cassidy Robert Wilson Joe Floyd Jim Henry

A National Philosophy For The New Deal Era

Bruce Catton discusses shaping a coherent national philosophy to guide the New Deal programs. He warns the nation faces a drift toward fascism or socialism without a clear theory of economics and society, highlights dependence on emergency unity, and urges decisive, reasoned debate to sustain reform. He notes Insull’s legal case as symptomatic of broader financial ills and considers the potential impact of the London wheat agreement on global production and American farmer prosperity.

Washington NRA

Vermont Votes on Repeal Act in 18th Amendment Ballot

Vermont voters went to the polls to decide repeal or retention of the Eighteenth Amendment. Dry forces counted on rural turnout while repeal advocates hoped city votes in western Vermont would swing the result. Fourteen delegates will be chosen for a convention to meet within about 20 to 30 days.

Montpelier Vermont Drys

Three Oil Stations Robbed Near Airport

Three oil stations Lion Sinclair and Loreco were robbed Monday night near the airport. A truck carried away goods including tires worth about 300 dollars and 20 dollars of greases. Loreco bulk station had the heaviest loss. Sinclair lost 15 gallons of oil. Lion station had a break in with no items missing. Officers were without clues Tuesday. Total loot exceeded 300 dollars.

Lion Sinclair Loreco

Henderson Expects Big Freshman Class

Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia prepares for a large incoming freshman class this week. In town students enroll Wednesday and Thursday while out of town students enroll Friday and Saturday. Classes start next Monday. President J. F. Womack and Business Manager Grady Smith expect enrollment to match or exceed last year, with several social events planned. Last year’s attendance was about $00.

Arkadelphia Henderson State Teachers College J. F. Womack Grady Smith

Investigation In Bailey's Escape Is Being Launched

Chicago reports unnamed prisoner claims Chicago gangsters married Mrs Frank Nash to gain leverage after her husband Nash was slain. Harvey Bailey, charged as the trigger man, is in Oklahoma City jail. Keenan says Bailey may not escape again and vows a heavily armed federal force. An internal jail corruption probe is planned if escape aid is found. Bailey is under guard in Oklahoma City until his trial.

Insull Bar ‘of Justice Leo Frazier Charleston W. Va Louise Frazier Chicago Chicago American Frank Nash Kansas City Union Station Harvey Bailey Oklahoma City Nash Washington Joseph B. Keenan Keenan Mary Shalling Bailey Urschel Dallas New Orleans Kansas City Birmingham Ktenan Charles Hurschel Oklahoma County Ardmore Omaha Council Bluffs-Fort Fe

Bailey Escapes Jail With Jailer Forces Car Ride

Nick Tresp the jailer escorted Harvey Bailey in his own car and was handcuffed together. Ardware officers then captured the convict, ending the escape attempt and freeing the jailer.

Nick Tresp Harvey Bailey Tresp

Storms Cause Heavy Damage Across Texas Coast

A tropical hurricane from the Gulf of Mexico struck the Texas coast, isolating Brownsville and causing extensive property damage along about 200 miles. Two lives were lost, with a boat swamped on Lake Medina. Corpus Christi faced surging waves and telephone outages, while residents sought safety on high bluffs as the storm moved inland toward the Rio Grande valley near Laredo.

Associated Press Gulf of Mexico Brownsville Texas Lake Medina Gulf Corpus Christi High Bluffs

Burglars Enter Railroad Station at Arkadelphia

Burglars broke into the Missouri Pacific railroad station in Arkadelphia Sunday night. With a hammer they knocked off the safe combination and stole a small amount of money and a typewriter from a billing area.

Arkadelphia Missouri Pacific Railroad

Holiday traffic claims three lives in Arkansas

Three people died and six were injured across Arkansas during the weekend and holiday. Names include Mrs. Louie Doelscher 24 near Little Rock Mrs Viola Christian 21 seriously injured in a crash near here M Hunter McGehee Jr 15 Pine Bluff killed Earl Glasscock 15 injured Franklin Chalmers James Ryland injured after collision with a negro driver Bruce Williams Late Sunday. Forest Latimer 24 killed in Jonesboro crash Marion Rice 19 Jimmy Roles 20 injured in taxi collision. Martyn Rice 19 Truman died Tuesday from injuries from Sunday crash in which Latimer was killed.

Little Rock Arkansas Louie Doelscher Viola Christian Here M. Hunter McGehee, Jr Pine Bluff Earl Glasscock Franklin Chalmers Jaamice Ryland Bruce Wilams Forrest Latimer Klled Marion Rice Jimmy Roles Jonesboro Ark Martyn Rice Truman Ely Forest Lattimer

Golden Anniversary Celebration for C A O Neal couple

A Golden Wedding anniversary was celebrated Monday by Mr and Mrs C A O Neal at Hope. They wed in Little Rock on September 4 1884 and moved to Hope in 1515. A daughter a son and three nieces and their families attended. The couple’s son J M O Neal and Mrs O Neal and grandson Robert O Neal were present. The O Neals’ son J M O Neal continued a contracting business after his father retired due to ill health.

C. A. O'Neal Little Rock Hope Billie Davis Fort Smith Davis J. M. O'Neal O'Neal Robert O'Neal Neil Hooper Irene Hooper Theodore Baird Baird Cravk A. O'Neal Arkansas

Flood Stage Predicted on Arkansas River Fort Smith

Heavy rains in the Oklahoma watershed sent the Arkansas river at Fort Smith to 21.5 feet Monday night with a forecast of 22.5 feet by Tuesday. Meteorologist W. C. Hielman made the prediction as flood stage approaches.

Fort Smith Ark Oklahoma Arkansas W. C. Hielman

Hope Schools Face Possible Year Without Opening

The Hope School District warns it may not open on the third Monday in September due to financial strain. It has applied to the Federal Relief Commission for aid, but decisions are pending. If aid fails, the district will seek community support to operate. District finances show a $1,000,000 valuation drop and warrants unpaid. Teachers accepted deep pay cuts to sustain operations. Officials promise public notice once Relief Commission action is known.

Hope Uesda Federal Relief Commission Fieral Relief Commission Relief Commission Don Smith Theo P. Witt Beryl Henry Schoola

Cotton Dips on New York Market After Labor Day Holiday

Cotton tumbled on the New York market as October futures closed at 8.69, down from 9.35, a daily loss of 39 points. High and low reached 9.45 and 8.92, with December opening at 51 and closing with two quotes 9.14 and 9.17. Markets were closed Saturday and Monday for Labor Day.

New York

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