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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
1
A fragmented report notes the platform’s revival of anti power aims, with mentions of a 2 CGURT i Mipridads program and Soigedad Maecenas. It references economic support for scientific agriculture and Harpe counts, outlining a contested plan and key actors amid unclear details.
Swedish investigators seized Italian forged notes valued around 100 million as they probe Ivar Kreuger a financier whose rise from market power to vast wealth exposed risks of unlimited greed. The piece argues such pursuit erodes ethics and ends in a spectacular downfall, illustrating how money can corrupt judgment.
The piece argues Americans misjudge Filipino culture, urging the United States not to delude Filipinos about independence. It asserts a rich 300 year heritage, literacy, and knowledge higher than parts of the Balkans and some U S states, challenging the view that Filipinos are semi-savage or unfit for self-government.
A historic English provision allowed outlawry where a criminal could be killed without penalty. Some U S states, including North Carolina, have relics of this era. Recently proposed revival aims to curb racketeers but risks abuse. discussion suggests weighing the dangerous but potential use.
A Minneapolis story notes how Colonel Lindbergh supplanted a nursery tale in a modern Minnesota university setting. Of 100 kindergarteners, four knew Lindbergh, but only 68 recalled the Jack tale, suggesting a lurking moral and a reflection on American legend and enduring fame.
Circuit clerk Frank Harkness visited the city on Thursday while Hon. George H. Haynie of Nevada county was in town last Saturday. Miss Maggie Beil and Miss Helen Ruffin attended the Confederate Reunion in Dallas. W G Halsey recently moved back to Alabama and was in the city Monday. David Thompson of Hope won the Senior division sweepstakes medal in the Southwest Arkansas Literary and Athletic association meet. Hope won both junior and senior relay races. W P Wallace of Ozan visited Hope on business. Mary Lillian McRae hosted her guest Miss Calloway Ramsey of Nashville for the track meet. Miss Chice Smith of Nashville arrived for the track meet and visited Mr. and Mrs. O A Graves this weekend.
Agitation for gambling casinos at British south coast resorts grows this winter as efforts to retain tourists and their money in Britain increase. Dr W Harris, a nerve specialist, promotes halls for holiday makers to gamble to aid the coast towns’ finances. City authorities back casinos to help English resorts compete with Deauville and Monte Carlo. The Senate stock exchange investigation remains a rarity.
London reports the Prince of Wales often dines on tripe and onions at a smart restaurant. The piece notes Lady Oxford and Asquith enjoy simple dishes as well, with Lloyd George favoring mutton with black currant jelly, Churchill ham with figs, and Chaliapin a steak in olive oil. A growing vogue for plain fare is mentioned, with bacon and eggs listed under a French name on many menus.
In the air the pilot explains actions if the engine fails. Open parachutes and drop, then consider failure and deploy. The dialogue mentions dropping flaps and shouting a mnemonic phrase.
Black Rock Arkansas reports a mother and son both completing high school. Mrs. J B Haley, 38, and Ivie Haley, 17, have studied together for two years while she resumes education she paused fourteen years ago. They have also completed correspondence gardeye courses toward first grade teaching licenses.
Friday games list Little Rock at Mashwile Memphis at Chattenodgs Knoxville at Birmingham Atlanta at New Orleans plus Thursday results Pritaburgh 7 St. Louis 6 Chicago 3 Chelanoti 2 New York 5 Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 Brooklyn 3. St. Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston Detroit 5 Cleveland 3 Boston 1 Washington 0 Philadelphia 8 New York 6 Chicago St Louis Detroit at Cleveland.
Governor Dolph Jr postponed his decision on Tom Mooney's pardon until Thursday April 22 after spending Monday in San Francisco discussing all phases of the case with former Supreme Court Judge Matt I Sullivan. Governor Relph had planned to announce a decision Wednesday.
Jules L. Monti, president of a jewelry firm, told police he lost a ring worth 1.20 after borrowing it from Adrienne Martin to show a customer. He believes he left the ring in a coat sent to the cleaner, but it was not found.
A burglar smashed a window at a local clothing company in St. Louis. Police found him inside, attempting to try on hats. The window valued at 50 dollars. the thief made no effort to flee while busy with hat trying.
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid or Tablets for internal use and 666 Salve for external use as a complete speedy treatment for colds, claiming rapid relief and effectiveness.
A gubernatorial or senatorial campaign event is planned with Circuit Clerk Dale C and Lillie Middlebrooks involved. D. M. Monroe Kent will open the session in Conway at 1 p.m. Judge Kirby to discuss campaign issues while Lee Cazort's candidacy for lieutenant governor is debated. doubt rises about Ca’s August primary bid. In Greeneville Indiana, William Yi brough reports a local produce man robbed. the robbers fled after one attacker held him by the foot and removed a shoe and sock.
The deadline for filing party pledges as candidates for state office will come May 9 and uncertainty regarding who will enter the various races will cease. Under the rules of the State Democratic Central Committee, candidates for state offices must file their party loyalty pledges at least 86 days ahead of the primary. Candidates for district offices will have until June 9, in which to make formal announcement while candidates for county and township offices may file as late on July 9. Representative Dan Johnson, of Johnson county, the "Johnson of Johnson," so frequently heard from in legislative halls during the past two years, is considering becoming a candidate for governor, due to pressure brought to bear upon him by friends throughout the state, Judge William F. Kirby, associate supreme court and candidate for United States Senator.
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