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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1937

Page

4

Weather, ads, and Asia tales in one old paper note

Our Daily Bread notes a shifted weather spot on the front page and tells how habit shapes readers. A merchandising tale shows a hose and lingerie seller who grows via classified ads into display space, then fails after moving city. Wire coverage highlights Shanghai battle photos and China Clipper flights, praising modern aviation easing distant conflicts.

Hope Alory Shanghai Asia trans-Pacific Airways

Arkansas Michigan parole pact signed for cooperation

Governor Bailey of Arkansas and Governor Murphy of Michigan signed a pact Tuesday to exchange parole supervision services and fugitive felon information and collaborate on crime prevention efforts across state lines. The agreement covers interjurisdictional supervision and information sharing to improve public safety.

Rock Bailey Murphy Michigan Dion

Kiwanis Club Adds 17 New Members in Texarkana

The Kiwanis club hosted a guest speaker from Texarkana and announced 17 new members joining the Hope organization bringing total members to about 40. Names listed include Reginald Bearden Jimmie Dervis Doyle Davis Frank Douglas and others. Delegates to the Mo Ki Ark district convention were chosen with alternates named. The six week membership drive ended with a humorous note about a bean versus chicken contest.

Tom Wilbanks Texarkana Hone Kiwanis Club New Capital Hotel Wilkins Texarkana Club Hope Organization Stewart Reginald Bearden Jimmie Dervis Doyle Davis Frank Douglas Ro O. Craine Olin Lewis Burl Archee Ponzy Moses Joe Riddle G. T. Cross BR. NL Alecter KR J. M. Lowe C. P. Tolleson RL Mt Trou

Capper Sees Little Hope for 3rd Party Dream

Senator Arthur Capper discusses the chances of a farmer labor party in 1940. He notes three major farm groups the Grange, Farm Bureau, and Farmers Union, and argues their differences hinder a cohesive third party. He sees little cross over with labor except in Minnesota, and describes shifting farmer sentiments toward the Roosevelt-New Deal era.

Capper Arthur Capper Kansas Farmer-Labor Party NEA Service, Inc Edward O'Neal Farm Bureau New Deal Farmers' Union E. H. Everson South Dakota AAA Minnesota Supreme Court Labor

Roy Craine Wins St Louis Trip Return

Roy Craine manager of Auto Supply company returns home from St Louis after winning a free trip in a promotion contest run by McQuay Morris and the St Louis Spring company. Craine competed against salesmen in Arkansas Texas Mississippi and Tennessee.

Roy Craine Auto Supply Company St. Louis McQuay-Morris St. Louix Spring Company Mr. Craine Arkansas Texas Mississippi Tennessee

Hope High season tickets cut to three dollars

Hope High School football season tickets go on sale Tuesday at three dollars for general admission down from thirty four fifty. Eight home games are scheduled with a few box seats and 100 reserved seats available near the press box at one twenty five for the season.

Hope High Foy Hammons Hope Confectionery Jacks Webb Coach Hammons

Labor Day Week End Toll Hits 450. Auto Crashes Lead

An Associated Press tally shows over 450 killed during America's Labor Day week-end across 43 states. Auto accidents caused 26 of 35 deaths, with California 30, Michigan 27, Ohio 24 leading motor fatalities. Six died in plane crashes and three more near Cadillac shore. Drownings and other incidents raised the total.

Associated Press America California Michipai Ohio United States Lake Evie New Cascadian Counciman Iniseel

Cotton Market Close in New Orleans After Week Opening

Spot cotton edged higher by six points as markets opened Tuesday in New Orleans. Prices and related trade data show modest gains amid mixed trading, with ongoing adjustments after early week activity.

New Orleans

End of Oil Supply and Future Wars Say Austrian General

Vienna reports General Edmund Allexin of the Austrian general staff warns a world war may end within three or four generations due to oil exhaustion. He cites expert estimates for iron, coal, and oil needs in mass warfare and notes synthetic fuels face high costs and vulnerability during war.

Vienna Edmund Allexin Austrian General Staff America Allexin

Parker 85 Buried in Shover Springs Cemetery

W L Parker 85 former Hempstead county man died Sunday at his Texarkana home. Burial 2 30 p m Monday in Shover Springs cemetery with Reverra Funeral Home Texarkana officiating. Surviving: two sons C Y Park Jex Phoenix Ariz and Alvin Parker Texarkana one daughter Mrs Frank Hodge Texarkana one sister Mrs M M Winn Hope and one brother T O Parker Texarkana Active pallbearers listed.

W. L. Parker Hempstead County Texarkana Shover, Springs Reverra Funeral Home D. N. Jackson City C. Y. Park- Jex Phoenix Ariz Alvin Parker Frank Hodge M, M. Winn Hope T. O. Parker H. A. May Robert Bates Claude Franks Hiner Huddleston Jack Winkle C. C. Turner

Borah Predicts Labor Gains In Coming Campaign

Senator Borah of Idaho, ranking Republican on the labor committee, said on Tuesday that organized labor is headed for political and economic victories. World Catholic population is reported at 1.4445 billion, the second largest religious group.

Idaho Washington Borah Senate

Mind Your Manners Quiz From 1937 NEA Service

A 1937 etiquette quiz asks how to handle tipping rules lunch orders when two women dine together who serves the order for a couple and how serving should proceed in shared dishes The item notes an Atlanta feature titled What Would You Do and cites NEA Service.

American Consuls Ordered Out of Southern China

The United States ordered its consuls at Amoy and Foochow in South China to close offices and evacuate Americans, while other stories report Japanese seizure of mission property near Shanghai, clashes in Shanghai's river-front, and Tokyo's unsatisfactory reply to Britain's protest over the British ambassador's wounding.

China Washington Amoy Foochow South China Mission Shanghal China Seventh Day Adventist Mission Yangtze-Poo District Shanghai United States Associated Press American Chamber of Commerce of Roosevelt Pratt Shoals Lintin Island Hong Kong Tokio Japan Great Britain London Foreign Office Hirotalait Hughe Montgomery Katatchbull - Hugegsen Aberved Britain Hirota Hughe Nanking

Med conference eyed as Italy Russia tensions flare

New York reports a stock drop on the exchange amid fears of a European war. Moscow accuses Italy of Mediterranean piracy after two Soviet merchant ships were sunk, prompting blunt Soviet protests and a sharp Italian denial. Britain and France insist navies can curb piracy and push ahead with talks without Italy.

New York New York Stock Exchange Moscow Russia Mediterranean Italy Britain France London Great Britain Ang Lor Spain Rome Switzerland Germany Madrid-Valencia Mussolini Tiaky

Ten Big Hempstead County Water Melons Shipped North

Ten water melons weighing up to 100 pounds were crate shipped by 5.8. Kent of Hope Rowe One to a select list of customers. The list includes Forrest Garment Cleveland Ohio Edson Moore Detroit N J Thompson Eis juira Duquesne Wheeling L R Garin Floral Park Federal Garment Canton L N Gross Cleveland C J Weara Glendale Jane Witter Columbus and Jol Naylor Wheeling Va.

Duquesne Manufacturing Company Wheeling, W. Va R. Garin Floral Park Federal Garment Company Canton Ohio L. N. Gross Company Cleveland C.J. Weara Glendale Long Island N. Y Jane Witter Company Columbus Jol & Naylor Company Wheeling W. Va

Alas for Indian Off Tribal Roll in Light of Exclusion

Preston Grove writes on the fate of Indians denied tribal roll status and the cash value of tribal property. He notes dividends, community funds, and divided property across tribes, with many left out seeking a claim against the government. The piece cites Robert Fix, a Choctaw descendant, seeking inclusion after being omitted.

Preston

Jury List Named for Circuit Court

Hempstead circuit court will convene in October with petit jurors and alternates named by Circuit Clerk Ralph Bailey. Jurors from Hope, Saratoga, Emmet, Bingen, Prescott, Patmos, Washing ton, and surrounding routes are listed, including H. F. Stopps, S. H. Burke, Walter Gathright, Elbert Tarpley, Jerry Turner, Theos Witt, Wallace Cook, Ralph Crider, C. E. Breed, Ben Erwin, G. T. Lueck, W. C. Griffin, and others. Alternates include E. S. Jones, D. E. Butler, Sam In gram, Walter Moses, Hugh Garber, J. J. Samuels, H. D. Shirley, TE. M. Ramage, and H. W. Timberlake.

Petit Jury H. F. Stopps Hope S. H. Burke Walter Gathright Saratoga Elbert Tarpley Jerry Turner Theos F. Witt Wallace Cook Ralph Crider Emmet C. E. Breed Clyde Monts Bill Ramsey John I. Jones Jr Dim MuJunking

Goat in Yugoslavia Faces Court for Public Nuisance

In Skoplje a multilingual goat named Manne is charged as a public nuisance. Neighbors report the animal’s antics in Georg Skoplantschy street, including a tense encounter with three people and the mayor’s wife as they walked single file. The goat’s owner defends him as unusually clever and a town spectacle.

Skoplje Yugoslavia Manne Georg Skoplfantschy Adam Georg Skoplijantsche Ute

Thought on fortune and virtue by Rochefoucauld

A concise reflection states that no matter how fortunes swing for mankind a balance of good and evil sustains equality. The quote attributes this moderation to the enduring law of compensation guiding human affairs.

W. Rochefouenol

Murdered Pair Found Alive Near Home in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia, Helen Whebley, 6, and Frank Whebley Jr., 3, were located after a man claimed responsibility for their deaths. The children, unharmed, could not immediately explain their whereabouts. Police questioned a man who gave the name Philip Krho.

Philadelphia Helen Whebley Frank, Jr Philip Krho

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