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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1935

Page

3

Fournet’s Rise and Long’s Grip Threaten Louisiana Power

NBA service reports on John B. Fournet, a Louisiana judge linked to Huey Long, as he seeks governor’s post while balancing a Supreme Court seat. The profile notes his Creole roots, rise from teacher to lawyer, and loyalty to Long with planned climbs and political maneuvering amid a machine-dominated era.

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Middlebrooks Regains World Championship Melon Title

Oscar DB. Middlebrooks, famed Patmos truule, wins the 195 pound world melon crown in Texas. A Triu mph watermelon weighed 194 pounds to set a new record, as Middlebrooks and his sons Arnold and Melvin harvest a prize crop on their south of town half acre. The family’s production nets about $201 so far, with premiums and sale prices to come.

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Business Pick Up Shows Mixed Improvement Says Roper

Washington reports by Secretary Roper indicate modest gains in business conditions linked to New Deal efforts. Notable metrics cited include 46 percent industrial production and 7 percent factory payroll rise, with further gains in power, auto sales, freight and steel output noted in the period between March 1934 and June 1935. In New Orleans, Roosevelt hotel manager Seymour Wastes and others discuss political fundraising and state affairs while visiting local communities.

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Tootsie Cargile Races Down Field for Five Tallies

Hope High School football overwhelmed Idabel 33 to 0 as Tootsie Cargile scored five touchdowns. The Bobcats opened with early drives, then dominated all four quarters with Cargile breaking loose for long gains and standout runs. Hope tallied in each period and held Idabel to a single sustained drive, with numerous fumbles shaping the game.

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CCC Camp Experts Visit State Farm

Thirty five camp superintendents, one soil engineer, foresters and technicians from Alton, Friendship, Jacksonville, Magnolia and Monticello CCC camps visited by Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station at a station in Arkansas under the leadership of De Fred Keller, acting administrator of the Emergency Conservation Works. Demonstrations included experimental woodlots, querneries, lee rum blocks and various pasture components. Other participants listed include L. Gerburn, Burd Thompson, HB Vises and cereal engineers.

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Italy Rejects League Plan for Ethiopian Peace

Rome. Benito Mussolini's cabinet rejects the League of Nations plan for peace in Ethiopia after a three hour session. The ministers say they appreciate the five power committee's efforts but find the proposals unacceptable as they lack a minimum basis for a conclusive and effective realization of vital Italian rights and interests. A new cabinet meeting is set for Tuesday.

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Bank loan to pay teachers retirees boosts state aid

LITTLE ROCK The State Board of Education moved to immediately apportion 35,595.77 from a 2,000,000 Chase National Bank loan to New York in 1931 to districts for teachers salaries. Defaulting districts lose apportionments. funds cover state debt to the bank. Eighty five districts across 82 counties are in default and the plan allocates 68 cents per child from the common school fund, with 20 cents from duty taxes, 48 cents from state school tax, and separate listing for sales tax receipts.

Little Rock Chase National Bank of New York Celine New York Bank Ammonites

Former Showman Constitution Held Pies Here at 76 Nation to Course

David Butler Whittemore of Ponca City Oklahoma lived forty four years on the famous 11 Ranch and died Tuesday at his home seven miles east of Hope. He came to Oklahoma as a youth and the Miller brothers gave him a place on the ranch. He married Ante Brown in 1921 and lived near Hope. The Kiwanis program featured a talk by Me Vesey on the American Constitution and its role in safeguarding free enterprise and moderating political extremes.

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Transient Camps to Be Liquidated in Federal Action

Washington reports the federal government plans to liquidate a program affecting several cities. The move follows new policy directives issued this week with deadlines looming after Friday midnight and unclear details.

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Van Sweringens Auctioned to Settle Giant Loan

John T. Flynn recounts the looming September 30 auction in Vasey Street opposite St. Paul’s Chapel graveyard. Bonds and notes tied to a J. P. Morgan loan totaling 31 million dollars back rails, coal, real estate, hotels, and department stores. The assets block wide railroad and property holdings worth over a billion, with the Van Sweringens facing possible buyout or new bidders. The piece traces how the brothers built empire through holding companies and deals, culminating in a high stakes foreclosure and shift in control.

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