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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1938
Page
4
Daniels, editor of the Rateigh News Wing Observer and author of A Southerner Discovers the South, argues for South living standards or independence in the concluding piece of a trio on regional issues.
New Jersey and Massachusetts results highlight Tuesday primaries with John J. O Connor losing the Democratic nomination in New York while winning the Republican bid. James M Curley defeats Hurley in Massachusetts, W Warren Barbour leads in New Jersey, and Philip LaFollette seeks a fourth term in Wisconsin. Early returns show Duffy and Ekern making progress in their races.
Jonathan Daniels reports rising Southern awareness within the United States. He argues for continued education and public welfare expansion in the South, noting governors and states increasing school funding. He predicts a growing sense of American unity beyond regional quarrels under Franklin D. Roosevelt, with eventual national alignment.
City Council heard a cross examination of M A Lightman Jr manager of Ma Leo Saenger and Rialto theaters by City Attorney W S Atkins. The discussion focused on state capital prize laws and tax remittance noting no action on an earlier prosecution resolution. Lightman testified about eight weeks of prizes totaling eight dollars and promised to continue the drawing until an award is made.
County fair duties center on livestock judging by University of Arkansas extension experts with A M Moore of Little Rock evaluating poultry. C L Rodgers and Paul Carruth will judge cattle and hogs, while a pavilion hosts spectators to learn beef and dairy points. Race events at Fairy Park begin Thursday with daily p.m. waves and incentives for top places.
Los Angeles hosts 1998 Americas Legion convention as Arkansas delegates showcase a world champion melon gifted to Dick Powell and Joan Blondell. National leaders review progress, with Doherty touting the Arkansan Melon and a film project titled The Arkansan Prayerer.
The Hempstead County Schoolmasters met Monday night to elect officers and discuss the year. Officers named were President J. Lieblong, principal of Fulton School. Vice-President Van, principal of Washington School. Secretary E.R. Brown, principal of Patmos Schools. A teacher’s institute is planned for Saturday in Hope High School auditorium, September 24, with E. E. Austin appointing a committee led by Jimmie Jones to draft a new report card. The next meeting is set for October 4 at 7:00 p.m., and all school board members are invited.
Genovia Switzerland in de Juan Neariu, premier of government Spain, announced Wednesday that the government declined immediate total withdrawal of all foreign volunteers fighting with the government forces.
A cryptic line suggests faith without action is inert yet claims all under God are guided by divine power through God and a person named Stuughtun, implying a theological view that faith requires alignment with a higher will.
The German border fortification near France is named after a hero from Wagner’s Ring operas. Its southern terminus approaches a country whose president is Johannes Baumann. identify the line's name and the neighboring country beyond its end.
The State Civil Service Commission heard the appeal of David C Gries, a state hospital attendant dismissed June 30 for disorderly conduct. Gries denied intoxication on hospital grounds and taking a patient into town without physician permission, with a decision expected later.
Detonates in flood control meeting sponsored by the Ouwehita Valley association in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Wednesday adopted resolutions asking the state to appropriate a minimum of $100,000 for the State Flood Control Commission's program of river surveys.
A compact guide covers who to praise after a wedding, timing for gifts, appropriate groom gifts, who pays when receptions occur, proper wording of invitations, how to ensure correct engraving, and tips from a trusted source on social usage.
Hempstead County officials urge cotton farmers who produced in 1937 to sign and file subsidy applications immediately to ensure checks arrive by next Monday. County Administrative Assistant B. E McMaheon notes only the last year's signer need sign this year's form and stresses submitting before October 1.
Rains that have fallen for weeks lashed the Atlantic seaboard causing extensive damage in New England. Massachusetts rivers neared record flood levels as bridges washed out and industrial plants flooded. Eleven deaths were reported.
The Prescott District C. M. church Sunday School Convention convenes at Jones Chapel on Red Lake Thursday at 4:33 a. m. The event continues through Sunday with Bishop J. A. Bray of Chicago preaching Sunday. Mon. G. W. Young serves as presiding elder.
Prague officials announce acceptance of the British French plan to meet Hitler terms while Moscow denounces Britain and France for ignoring Soviet aid. Crowds react with mixed shouts as the government faces possible loss of territory. Litvinoff accuses Western powers of capitulation and vows Soviet support if needed. A border raid targets Weiss customs house. Pope Pius urges a peace prayer in Castel Gandolfo. Chamberlain plans to fly to Germany to press for a new accord.
Market notes show New Orleans cotton opening Wednesday at 8.07 and closing at 8.03 to 8.04. Spot cotton remained steady, with a four point movement. Tower and Nileing at 8.00 referenced.
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