Star Newsboy Earns Interest Instead of Paying It
RW Muldrow a Hope High School graduate heads to Arkansas college to study medicine after leaving the Star News office where he worked four years as a carrier. He received a $23.70 check of which $3.70 was interest, with $20 bond at 50 cents weekly for 40 weeks, earning 1 percent interest. The piece notes newsboys bands and the shift to commission wages since 1929 with 15 routes in Hope and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW. Muldrow
Hope High School
Wnt Hope Star
Brlesville
Arkansas College
Mukirow
AW. Mukhrow
North Hervey Street
Gorbye
Tor
Star
Muldrow
Evening Star
Morning Daily Press
Hope
Emmet
Inga
Mexico Defends Seizure Policies Amid Debt Dispute
The Mexican government rejects a U S note on August 22 seeking a sinking fund to pay for American land seized under agrarian laws. It argues precedent allows expropriation without immediate compensation and cites international practice, with officials expressing impatience at U S actions and potential effects on broader claims.
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Washington
Hull
Mexica
United States
Elias Ts
Ayee
Son
Mexico
Brrt
Lere
Nolo
Eduardo Hin
Aly Governmert
Maexien
Average speed for a round trip puzzle
A driver travels 80 mph on the outbound leg and 40 mph on the return leg for a round trip. The average speed for the entire journey is calculated by total distance divided by total time. If each leg is equal in distance, the harmonic mean gives 53.33 mph as the round trip average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerlaly Fanny
Lome City
Freduce
San
Nour
Ult
Pet Parade Sets 3 45 Tuesday Downtown
Youngsters under 12 enter Kiddie and Pet Parade at First Baptist Church at Third and Main. Parade starts at 3 45 pm and travels downtown with prizes of 5 00 and 2 50. Hope High School Band leads, ballot for football queen at Miller Amusement Shows during Waterelon Week sponsored by YBMA.
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First Baptist Church
Hope High School
Waterelon
Young Business Men's Association
Miller Amusement
Bestween Nfope
Clarksville
YBMA
Mary Ann Lile
Jenny Sue
Moore
Nancy Fay Williams
Maciani Smith
Mary Catherine Bruner
Claude Mann Dies At 60 Regional WPA Leader
Claude Mann 60 head of Hope WPA Region Two died at his Malvern home after a stroke Sunday night. A veteran Arkansas publisher and public figure, he led the three-area Region Two with offices in Hope Mena Carmel and Monticello. Buried Tuesday at 10 with services from the family home as WPA offices close. Survived by wife three daughters and two brothers.
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Claude Mann
Works Progress Administration
WRA
Hope
Malvern
Matin
Arkansas
Win
Region Two
Mape
Carmelon
Montivello
WPA
Mann Meverd
Renowinerd
Hairy Vetch Carload Arrives for Hope Farmers sale
A 60 000 pound carload of hairy vetch sponsored by the Hempstead County Farm Bureau will arrive in Hope on Tuesday and be sold to farmers at 8.30 dollars per hundred pounds including inoculation. About 800000 pounds have already been spoken for and orders for September deliveries at 8.90 per hundred pounds are being taken at the county agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Hope
Farm Bureau
Sudeten Germans Taken From Bohemia by the Czechs
New York report discusses the Sudeten Germans of Czechoslovakia, their loyalty questions, and the border region around the German-Czechoslovak frontier. It notes their desire for self rule, the Versailles borders, and the promise of equal rights under the new state constitution while detailing historical claims and tensions.
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Bohemia
New York
Caeehoslovakia
Carchoslovakia
Venturies
Sudeten
Stites
Creeh
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Germain
Versailles
Triann
Moravia
Austrian Silesia
Sudvten
Ores Mountains
Ural
Wie
Austrian Republic
Germanay
New Farm Plan to Be Topic of Nevada Rallies
Prescott and Hempstead county farmers hear from Dr M F Dickinson of Little Rock, Joe Morrison of Stuttgart, and Robert J Lambert of Conway about forming the Cotton Farmers Minimum Income Association Inc The plan seeks a government payment guarantee of parity about 26 cents per pound on five bales per farm family to aid southern cotton growers. Nevada county tours planned with nightly meetings and petitions for Congress.
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Cotton Farmers Minimum Income Association, Inc
Nevada County
Ue State
Hope
M. F. Dickinson
Little Rock
Joe Morrison
Stuttwart
Robert J. Lambert
Don- Arkansas
Tlan
Prescott
Ark
Like Rock
Stuttgart
Rober J. Lambert
Conway
Catton Farmers Minimum Income Association, Inc
Bend
Dickinson
Cirecuit Court
Stattgary
Quobert
Lambert
Ralph Madden Dies at 10-Year Employee of Telephone Co
Ralph Madden, a $1 employee of Southwestern Bell Telephone for nine years, died about 9 25 Sunday night at Julia Chester Hospital after an emergency appendectomy. His body will be sent to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for burial. he is survived by his widow and one son, aged ten months.
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Ralph Madden
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Julia Chester Hospital
Madden
Milwaukee
Wis
Kidnaped Woman Is Home in Safety
Marysville California reports Mrs. William R. Meeks age 35 freed after 56 hours in captivity. She was found hungry and disoriented near her home by Bert Foster while a manhunt continued under state and county officers. Authorities say no ransom was paid and she was kept in brush with poison oak. investigators suspect three itinerant kidnappers.
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Marysville
Calif
William R. Meeks
P. B. Halfman
Meeks
E. W. Personius
State Highway Patrol Investigation Bureau
Atttorney
Loyd Hewitt
Rango i
E. Raymond Cato
State Highway Patrol
Mrs. Meeks
Thought on sowing and reaping from George Eliot
A brief quotation reflects on the ethic of cause and consequence noting that George Eliot asserts a universal truth that actions reap outcomes in both good and evil. The line emphasizes moral causation without further context.
Motion Pictures at First Baptist Church Program
The Rev W R Hamilton pastor of First Baptist announces a Monday night 8 o clock motion picture program. It features the life and work of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary of Louisville Ky with musical undertone and Radio WorShi Chorus. Rev Harold G Sanders will speak and project film showing the school life including faculty students families and buildings. The Beeches is described as a heartful campus. The speaker is a graduate of the seminary noted as a major Baptist institution.
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W. R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Thelogical Seminary of
Louisville
Radio Worshi
Harold G. Sanders
Beeches
America
Hamilton
Sons of
School of the Prophets
Roosevelt Opens Fire on Tydings in Maryland
Denton Maryland crowds heard President Roosevelt pledge to keep the Democratic party liberal and praised David J Lewis while omitting direct reference to Senator Millard Tydings. Roosevelt urged a clear choice between liberal and conservative paths as he spoke to Eastern Shore farmers on the courthouse lawn.
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Denton
Roosevel
Tory
New Deal
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Roosevelt
Lewis
Millard Tydings
White House
Tydings
President
Chesapeake Bay
Educator Denies Signing Petition in Pension Drive
LITTLE ROCK. The Arkansas Democrat reported that the name of T. M. Stinnett, hired as director of teacher training, appeared on petitions to initiate the Rotenberry old-age pension plan for the November election, but Stinnett denied signing the petition.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas Democrat
T. M. Stinnett
Department of Education
Stinnett
Fulton theft suspect Otto Gamble critically hurt after shooting
Otto Gamble, 35, believed identity uncertain, was mortally wounded after being shot by town night watchman Robert Arnold behind the White & Co. store in Fulton during a spree of store thefts. He died soon after at Julia Chester hospital. a prior Saturday night shooting at the Paxton store had not captured the suspect.
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Otto Gamble
Fulton
Gamble
Robert Arnold
White & Co
Julia Chester Hospital
Paxton
French Reserves Called to Colors as Tension Rises
Paris notes France has called reserves to the colors as a precaution after Germany reportedly sent about 60 000 troops to the Siegfried line opposite the Maginot line. Officials stress no alarm is needed though. Hitler arrives in Nuremberg to open the Nazi rally with a keynote speech read tomorrow, possibly signaling Germany’s stance on the Sudeten dispute.
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Paris
France
War Ministry
Germany
Siegfried Line
Rhine
Maginot Line
Special Train for Tour of Mexico
Plans for an all expense goodwill tour to Mexico headed by Governor Bailey were announced by the committee in charge. A special train with Missouri Pacific Lines will cover hotels meals transfers and fishing trips at minimal cost. Passports and Spanish passport cards will be provided by railroad officials. The party will assemble at 3 pm September 29 at the Missouri Pacific station.
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Little Rock
Republic of Mexico
Bailey
Missouri Pacific
Raymond Rebsamen
Mexico City
J. L. Bland
Z. M. McCarroll
Francisco Trejo
Nafieal Tourist Commission of
Mexico
Cardenas
Missouri Pacific Lines
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Star Newsboy
R. W. Muldrow, Jr
U.S
Malvern Meteor Journal
President Press Association
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Nevada
Sutton
Bodcan
Rosstoun
Congress
Bodean
Rosston
Cale
Boughton
Telephone Co
George Eliot
First Baptist
Southern Baptist Seminary
Rev
Mareld G. Sanders
State Department
Arnold
Nurnberk
Fushier
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