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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1932
Page
3
Two New Voting Boxes in Hope and DeRoan Township Plans
The Democratic County Central Committee approved adding two voting boxes in Hope and DeRoan townships. Ward One splits into Box 1-A and Box 1-B at Hope city hall, with Box 5 covering DeRoan outside Hope and Box 6 in Centerville area. New precincts appoints new committeemen while stressing voting must occur in the voter’s precinct box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
DeRoan
Democratic County Central Committee
Seasion
Hope City Hall
Morehan
W. 3. Atkins
Hazel Street
City of
Charles Renfro
Hazel Brrook
Wom
Hope No
Fred Hunt
Flier Grilled In Death of Author
Miami investigators questioned Mrs. Jessie Keith-Miller and Capt. W N Lancaster as state attorney Hawthorne pursued leads in the death of author Haden Clarke. Clarke’s mother Mrs Ida Clarke questioned the self inflicted death theory and noted no powder burns around the head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Haden Clarke
Jessie M. Keith-Miller
Hier
W. N. Lancaster
N. Vernon Hawthorny
Hawthorne
Keith-Miller
Clarke
Nfe
Lancaster
Ida Clyde Clarke
May
Miami Daily News
Himelf
New York
Haden
Washington Market Plunges As Wall Street Quietly Falters
The scene on the NYSE shows rare calm as prices drift downward and bear trades occur sparsely. Washington scrutiny looms over debate on short selling and taxation, while Richard Whitney defends liquidity's role. The Exchange itself appears somber, its once-bustling rooms now calm, like a churchyard, with brokers watching unsold papers and a gardenia peddler’s wares fading.
Coroner Boyce Seeks Another Term in Primary
LITTLE ROCK Dr Samuel G Boyce Friday night announced his candidacy for renomination for the Fue laski county coroner in the Democratic primary August 9 He filed his cor rupt pledge with the county clerk Earlier the World war veteran took office January 1 1927 and has won three consecutive terms He said his official duties and a physical handicap prevented a vigorous campaign two years ago and his friends urged his return to office to seek another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Samuel G. Boyce
Ivis
Fuelaski County
Dr. Boyce
Boyce
Seeks Completion of Highway No 67 in Missouri
Newport hosts a meeting of about 44 men from counties north of Little Rock and southeastern Missouri to push for completing Highway 67. Lante Martin named president. Mrs. W. H. Howze secretary. state and local officials spoke. future meetings set for April 20 at Hotel Marion Lille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
U. S. Highway Department Association
Lite Rock
Missouri
Lante Martin
Jovahontis
W. H. Howz20
Newport Chamber of Commerce
McCauley
Carthage
Organization
M. Clevlin
Popular Bluff Mo
Clay
F.C. White
White
J. C. Childers
Lawrence
Marion
Lille Fuck
State Highway Department
Collegiate Automobiles Conform to Tradition
On the campus of the Jews State college Prof R A Moyer led a committee to draft a model traffic ordinance. Of 1240 student and faculty vehicles inspected, 78 percent were found defective in some way.
Judge Kirby Opens Senate Campaign in Faulkner County
Conway report on Judge William F. Kirby seeking the U S Senate, arguing for issuance of gold silver and paper money to boost circulation and restore prosperity. He criticized government bonds, urged replacing bonds with new money to ease deficits and lower taxes, and blamed tariffs for economic woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kirby
Senate
Faulkner County
Conway
William F. Kirby
United States Senate
Judge
Tate
Figddeue H. Caraway
Girby
Kirby
Arkansas Week to Be Observed Here by Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis club plans All Arkansas Products Week with W S Atkins presiding. Arkansas foods will be served at the New Capital Hotel by Gus Benier. The event aims to promote state grown and manufactured products nationwide. The program includes impromptu talks led by Cornet F Erwin and music by Harriet Stacey with guest Glen of Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. S. Alking
Arkansas Foods
Gus Benier
New Capital Hotel
Luther ‘Hilson
South Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Lyle M. Webb
W. 8. Atkins
Webb
Harriet Stacey
Pektat Gentry
Glen of
Durham
John Conley
R. V. Herndon
C.F. Erwin
Joe Floyd
Laifel Gentry
W. 5. Atkins
Elmer Hecht
W. S. Atkins
Curtis Cannon Seeks Lieutenant Governor Post
State representative Curtis Cannon of Osteac- doussty filed a pledge declaration Friday to run for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Curtis Cannon
Osteac Doussty
Friday
House Stirred Up Over Mooney Case
California Governor Rolph faced House criticism for not pardoning Tom Mooney, a life prisoner linked to the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. Debates erupted over justice and political intercession as lawmakers attacked and defended state decisions amid national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney
San ‘Quentin
James B. Holohan
San Quentin
State Capitol
Sacramento
Ralph
Vow Ashangton
Blanton
Texas
Sabath
Illiois
la Guardia
New York
Rolph
Califorsia
New York City
Walker
le Guardia
Administration of Justice
Public urged to read newspapers in policy resolution
Washington officials urged readers to rely on newspapers as the forum for discussing economic problems. The American Society of Newspapers adopted a resolution calling for the press to lead public thought, warning that propaganda from other means could spread fallacies. Editorials and columns should promote right thinking among the reading public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
American Society of Newspapers
Coins Point to Ancient Libyan Town
Archaeologists recover coins fifty miles from the Baharia oasis in Libya. Professor Sunter examines the finds and identifies a possible Roman garrison site. Ruins of about sixty buildings emerge, suggesting a once inhabited desert settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libyan Desert
Cairo
Libya
Baharia Oasis
Sunter
County Democratic Ticket Closes June Nine Hempstead County
Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee met at Hope city hall and set June 9 as the last day for candidates to file fees and secure ballot notes. The stump tour will run two weeks starting July 25, instead of four, with an August 9 election date. Fees were fixed for various offices, and a motion urged candidates to meet early to align their two week campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Democratic Central Committee
Hope City Hall
DeRoan
Ofeneer Township
DeRoane
County Central Committee
Curtis Reported On Mystery Trip
NORFOLK VA John Hughes Curtis intermediary in the Lindbergh kidnapping case was away from the city Saturday on another secret mission. He and Very Reverend H Dobson-Peacock had just returned from renewed efforts toward the baby's return. Baiting of the yacht Marcon previously mentioned in negotiations raised belief Curtis may have been aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
H. Dobson-Peacock
Telps
Marcon
Curtis
Junior's Annual Play Next Friday at Hope High
Hope High School juniors present The 13th Chair as their annual class play on Friday night April 20. Members say this year's production is the best in recent years and anticipate a large crowd. Class members will sell tickets early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Mentburs
Drowning Ts Science Says College Freshman
A University of Alabama freshman in a military science quiz defined drowning as the science of getting enough water into the lungs to keep from dying. The incident titled Why In patructors Go Mad circulated from Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Attempted Store Robbery Stopped in Tyronza Killings
A coroner jury in Tyronza Arkansas investigated the death of Arlie Bird 22 and the wounding of Tommy Lee Bowling after an alleged drug store robbery attempt. Harris Smith the deputy sheriff was exonerated by a Memphis hospital bound witness who said the officer was his schoolboy chum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tong
Tyronza
Ark
Farmer
Harris Smith
Chum
Arlie Bird
Tommy Lee Bowling
Vyronza
Bank of Augusta Pays First Dividend
Bank of Augusta in Augusta Arkansas pays a 15 percent dividend to all depositors, about 15000 dollars in circulation. The payout follows a court order from Chancellor A L Hutchins with W B Conner as liquidating agent. Collections stem from notes stock assessments and land sales. A second 15 percent dividend may follow in 30 to 60 days after the bank secures a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ark
Bank of Augusta Aivil Trust Company
Dased
A. L. Hutchins
W. B. Conner
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bulletins 8 v Indiana report glosses taudy Ul of bis howe
A garbled bulletin item references a game or event labeled 8 versus Indiana with unclear details. The readable words hint at a taudy or taudy-like term tied to a university or team context and a home element, but the fragment offers no concrete actions, scores, dates, or entities to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bis Howe
Arkansas Products Week urged by Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hope Arkansas through its Chamber of Commerce calls for Arkansas grown and manufactured products the Week from April 26. Secretary Jon R Floyd urges merchants to feature and advertise Arkansas goods to boost state development. Public meetings banquets and dinners will accompany the event to promote local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Frida
J of Hope
Chamber of
Jelicular
Totter
Floyd
le Wate Lew
E.recen South Arkansas
Camerce
Éntird
Pete Sas
Arkansas
Sos
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Jon R. Floyd
Emmet School to Present Play
Emmet Senior class will perform their annual Wednesday night play at Bedigh-aude storium on April 27. Students present Meecigh hy thig jac Sang around 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Bedigh — Aude Storium
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J. A. Parker
S. A. Hudson
Forlnedy
Meaks
Vv. C. Bryant
Shep Lane
Bingen
Mine Creek Township
Washington Box No
W. H. Biter
L. F. Monroe
Falls Harrison’ Sega Sree
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Committee
Richard Wiltney
Exchange
Hhat U
He Stock Exchange
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
Pat
Cornet F. Erwin
Win
Chub
W. 8. Atkin
John I Ess Dewey Hendrix
R. V. Hernoni
Wilk
Mystery Trip
Bank of Augusta Ipays
Bulletins
Emmet School
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