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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1935

Page

3

Treacherous Motoring Fatalities From High Speed News

NEA reprints a graphic readers digest style piece by J S Furnas on highway deaths and injuries, arguing starkly that the true danger of driving is not statistics but the vivid reality of mangled bodies. The article urges motorists to face grim consequences and drive with extreme caution.

J. S. Furnas the Reader's Digest United States Logal Papa Teft Niagara Falls Bow Astor Flats Albany Post Road Anuny Vetan

Study Course For 4-H Clubs At Local Station

Article reports on jurors for Hempstead circuit court October term announced by Circuit Clerk Dale Jones in Washington. Also notes University of Arkansas Experiment Station study days for 4-H club members on September 10 12 within southwest Arkansas regions with educational demonstrations and county agents assisting.

Experiment Farm Hempstead Petit Hempstead Circuit Court Dale Jones Washington E. P. Hamilton Hope Raymond Jagness Hope A. B. Springs Hugh Lascher Hope R. F. da Sherman Cox J. W. Butler Joe Porterfield Huron Light David H. Jones Punos H. M. Ward Patmos G. W. Gilbert Jr W. M. Ramsey Ernest Cox Fulton H. C. Murphy Ozani W. R. Gorham McCaskill H. §. Beavers D. K. Dickinson D. R. Newman Saratoga T. A. Bland G. C. Smith Columbus Robins Ozay J. R. Huskey Prescot R. F University of Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch Experiment Station Southwest Arkansas Coublics G. W. Ware Little River Sevier Miller Green House W. J. Jernigan Sam Dameron Jack Lincoln Mompstead County Frank Stanley Helen Griffin WHL

One Thousand Jobs Sought for Workers Here

Arkansas District Six of the U S Employment Service launches a September campaign to place 1000 workers in private industry. W E Rhodes announces the drive with G T Cross directing efforts from the El Dorado office. Employers and citizens are urged to cooperate and report opportunities to the employment office for placement.

Arkansas District Six U. S. Employment Service W. E. Rhodes el Daurada Hempstead G. T. Cross The Employment Service RRA Postoffice U.S Department of Labor U. S

Louisiana Solons Are Again Called for Special Session

BATON ROUGE LA The Louisiana legislature was summoned into a special session by Governor Allen on a 21 item call. Senator Huey Long called it a Mother Hubbard call broad enough to cover anything but said it provided for nothing very important.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Lwa'elnek Allen Huey Long Mother Hubbard

Jersey Sales Tax to Aid Real Estate

Governor Hoffman said July sales tax returns total $1,872,675, with an estimated $25,000,000 annual relief potential for real estate owners. a survey will decide if contributions can be eliminated immediately. July receipts included $19,210 in license fees, and analysts note 60 percent of retailers reported figures.

Trenton Hoffman J. H. Thayer Mar UN Lee Eneudl James Robinson

20 Congress Seats Sought by G. O. P

Republicans identify twenty competitive congressional districts as pivotal for regaining control of Congress. Margin details from the 1934 elections show leaders viewing districts with small winning votes as key battlegrounds ahead of the 1936 presidential contest. The party also notes fourteen districts where incumbents won by under 3,000 votes as crucial targets.

Washington Congress

400th Anniversary for Printed Bible

National committee announces widespread observance of the 400th anniversary of the first printed English Bible. Events run from October 4 to December 8 Universal Bible Sunday. Plan includes national and regional committees, studies of Bible ownership, and services in thousands of churches nationwide.

New York United States National Committee Anahy Max Addeeseus

Arkansas land survey project eyed for WPA funds

Dr. C. O. Brunner and Bryan Sims worked Saturday on a land survey project for Arkansas using WPA funds. Estimated cost is 600000 dollars and nine months are needed for completion. A German protest was filed over remarks by Magistrate Brodsky regarding a July incident on the Bremen liner in New York harbor. In Miller County, Men Alister Fuel Co of McAlester Oklahoma received a permit to sink a 6100 foot oil test, extending Hodessa field across the state line.

Little Rock C. 0. Brunner Bryan Sims Arkansas Sims Washington Department of State Louis R. Brodsky New York City New York Harbor Bremen Texark Ana Men Alister Fuel Company McAlster Okla Miller County

Cremation of Florida Dead Begins After Night of Storm Toll

Sheriff Coleman, directing rescue in the lower Keys, said cremation of Monday night's storm victims began after daylight as burned bodies were piled for disposal. Governor Shalls ordered cremation for those not buried quickly, per state health advice to prevent potential outbreak.

Associated Press Miami Fla Coleman Lower Keys Red Cross Dave Shalls

Five Arrested in Series of Fights in Hope

Five Hope residents face assault and battery charges after a spate of fist fights from Thursday through Friday. George Waddie and Charles Westerman pact for municipal court Monday morning over a Harpers drink stand clash. Ed Williams Jett Williams Jr and Raymond Urban charged for brawls at Fair Park during a wrestling program. An alleged Friday fight at Hope Auto Company plant between J R Heard and Charles Harrell had no charges by noon Saturday.

Hope John W. Ridghill George Waddie Charles Westerman Harper's Drink South Walnut Street Ed Williams Jett Willans, Jr Raymond Urban Fair Park J. R. Heard Charles Harrell Hope Auto Company Ridgdish

Materials for New Derrick Construction Near Hope

Materials for a new derrick will be built on Mrs May O'Brien land east of Hope. AL W Raines, superintendent, said construction starts mid September after lumber arrives from Lewisville. Delays occurred as suitable derrick fiber was unavailable locally and Laura born out was needed from Lewisville.

May O'Brien Hope AL W. Raines Raines Laura Lewisville Ranes

War clouds rise as Italy orders Ethiopian consulates closed

In Addis Ababa Italian Minister Vinei ordered all Italian consulates in Ethiopia withdrawn on Mussolini's instruction. Observers fear a move toward war to settle the Italo Ethiopian dispute. In London Reuters reports Mussolini told France Italy would refrain while the League seeks a peaceful solution. The League's five power committee urged disputants not to use force. Pope Pius XII urged peace before 200 veterans at St Paul Basilica.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Vinei Mussolini London Eng Reuters Italy France League of Rome Fius St Paul Basilica

Kentucky Goes to Polls Under Guard in Runoff Race

In Harlan Kentucky about 700 national guardsmen were deployed around voting places with rifles and side-arms. The move aimed to prevent trouble but not interfere with the Democratic gubernatorial runoff primary between Thomas S. Rhea and Lt. Gov. A. B. Chandler, marking the climax of a bitter campaign.

Harlan Kentucky

Hank Liked a Winner in 1911 Speed Race

Barney Oldfield recalls his first speed race on a bicycle at Wauseon Ohio where he won a race and championship while a tall admirer carried him on his shoulders shouting Hank. Oldfield explains Hank refers to Henry Ford the automobile maker. China sets aside 100000 acres to grow cotton from American seed as an experiment.

Memphis Tenn Barney Oldfield Wauseon Chis Hank Oldfield Henry Ford China

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NEA Carrol Sthooley Hope RF. D Comer C. Boyett C. S Harris Tokio C. Petre Hope R. F. D H. C. Bonds Blevins Horace Honea T. H. Seymour W. T. Palmore S. W. Lane Nashville Jarome Luck W. J. Arnold Hopes W. W. Duckett T. F. Smith Karl Thompson Sid Hester McNab John Rogers C. C. Norwood Cy Hugh Garner Ralph Crider Emmet Chas W. Brewin T. H. Butler Coy Cummins Monyou Sampers Roy Dj Clayborn Medunkins Roy Anderson C. C. Spragins S Lerins R. C. Stuart J. W. Russell Jeff Murphy JL. O'Dell W. EB. Lee Roy Franks Hempstead County Jersey Eeliboy Fluvtoe Moscow S Pyesceciy Bulletins Florida Leipzig May O’brien Hangchhun League Harlan County Flapper Fanny U. 5
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