Empress Heist Foiled and Mine Venture Planned
Steve and Barry plot to move a kid and diamond scheme to Boston while selling the Empress to fund a new mining operation in South America. Bud is kept out of danger as Harkins’ gang closes in, with Mona and Lottie as key links in the plot. Steve reveals the Empress is sold, not kept, and the group gains control of future enterprise.
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I Wona Bokan
Wall Street
Saccarelli
Sinter
South America
Ace
Barry
Steve
Utie Carr
Cnit
Mena
Bud
BUCKS
Mona
Lottie
Buckingham Palace
Moya
Lady Bradford
Boston
79Th Street
Harkins
Foster
Trini
PVE
Tomorow
Springfield
Eggplant Baked on Casserole for Summer Meals
A Sister Mary NEA Service piece extols vegetables for summer nutrition noting eggplant as a versatile, hearty dish when stuffed with meat. It explains blanching steps, suggests combinations with other veggies, and offers a casserole recipe including onion pepper tomato and parsley.
Buttered crumbs and pepper in recipe notes
A brief line describes butter and pepper amounts with buttered crumbs. The fragment implies a simple preparation step likely for a dish requiring 1 to 8 teaspoons of pepper and four tablespoons of buttered crumbs.
Eggplant Dish Prep Steps for Bake and Serve
One inch slices are blanched then cubed and boiled fifteen minutes. After draining, onion is sautéed until pale straw. Pepper is boiled five minutes, peeled, seeded, and added with tomatoes to the eggplant. The mixture is seasoned, placed in a buttered dish, topped with crumbs, and baked forty minutes. Serve from the dish.
W A Ward 80 Dies Here on Thursday
W A Ward 80 longtime Hope resident died at his North Elm Street home at 730 am Thursday from a stroke. Funeral and burial plans were incomplete. He is survived by eight daughters Mrs W M Watson Mrs J A McLarty Miss Willie Ward all of Hope and others in Spring Hill Bingen Patmos and Miami Fla five sons Grover Frank John Low and Ben Ward of Hope one sister Mrs Mollie Lane of Hope two brothers Henry T Ward of Atlanta Texas and John Ward of Horatio Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Watson
J. A. McLarty
Willie Ward
Hope
J. C. Turner
Alice Nichols
Spring Hill
Shep Lane
Bingen
Luther Rider
Patmos
Mont McWilliams
Miami
Fla
Grover
Frank
John Low
Ben Ward
Judge candidates face votes and road jobs accusations
A Nashville letter from August 3, 1932 accuses county officials of trading road work for votes. The writer blasts a judge’s aides for offering jobs to sway support while decrying favoritism toward a select few in the south end. The note stresses integrity over petty graft in local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Ray
Mr. Stephens
Higgason
South End
Co. W. M'Larty
Saimee Capers at Cap Itol Saenger Show
Six readers observe a talent showcase featuring Miss Florida titleholder from Tampa last year Miss Holden performing at the Capitol Theatre New York City for Saenger previews Roy Holden longtime master of ceremonies leads the act Harlan Hobbs Arkansas Gazette Hollywood correspondent directs stage shots The Wampus club young stars writers group backs the event Hobbs’ features recently appeared in the Gazette and he just returned from Hollywood after interviewing major stars
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Sairy
Florida
Tampa
Miss Holden
Capitol Theatre
New York City
Saenger
Roy Holden
Mr. Crockett
Harlan Hobbs
Little Rock
Hollywood
Mr. Hobbs
Wampus Club
Wamups Club
Hobb
The
Arkansas Gazette
Gazette
Negro Mail Thief Surrenders Here
Sandy Blanchard an 18 year old black man suspected of rifling a mail pouch at the Missouri Pacific depot in late July gave himself up to Deputy Sheriff Allen Shipp. He was brought to Hope by his grandfather and placed in jail with transfer to Texarkana prison planned. He was captured in Arkadelphia after eluding police since July 26 and had a $500 bond. He and three white men had escaped from jail Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Blanchard
Missouri Pacific
Allen Shipp
Hope
Leve Blanchard
Texarkana
Blanchard
Arkadelphia
United States
J. Warren Stevens
Young Blanchard
Women of France Still Asking Vote
Paris reports French feminists mobilizing for a decisive push to pass the suffrage bill returned to committee after a Senate vote. Madame Curie and the Comtesse de Noailles backed the principle, calling for recognition, while the measure awaits new discussion after October's senator elections. They plan a late August campaign to persuade new candidates, emphasizing taxation without representation and women's wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Paris
Senate
France
Beth Madame Curie
Comtesse de Noailles
Louis Barthou
Terral Gains Support as Caudle Withdraws from Race
Leonard D. Caudle of Greenwood withdrew from the gubernatorial race, reducing candidates to seven. Caudle backed Tom Terral, as did Judge S. Marcus Bone of Batesville who had earlier withdrawn. Terral spoke in Hempstead County after illness affected his campaign, introduced by Alex H. Washburn at Oglesby grade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard D. Caudle
Greenwood
Little Rock
Mr Caudle
Tom J. Terral
S. Marcus Bone
Batesville
Judge Bone
Terral
Mr. Caudle
el Dorado
Hempstead County
Washington
Hope
Alex. H. Washburn
Oglesby Grade School
Rally for Kirby at Texarkana Saturday
Friends of Judge William F. Kirby campaign for the United States Senate arranged a Texarkana rally at Texarkana Arkansas city hall at 5 p m on Saturday August 6. Hope visitors included Mrs George Beals Charles Mobley Kirby aide and his niece Mrs Hugh Anderson all from Texarkana Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kirby
United States Senate
Hope
Kirby
Texarkana
Ark
Judge Kirby
George Beals
Charles Mobley
Hugh Anderson
Wet Candidate Will Speak Here Friday
William G. Hutton of Little Rock the wet candidate for senator will speak at 8 o clock Friday night at Hope city hall. Hutton supporters have been advised. Hutton campaigns for the return of liquor control to the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hutton
Little Rock
Hope City Hall
Hutton
Mr. Hutton
Three midshipmen to be appointed to Naval Academy in 1933
The article states that three midshipmen may be appointed to the Naval Academy in 1933 by each senator and representative in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Congress
French Women Now Earning Livings Alongside Husbands
The article notes that many French women are entering the workforce and earning wages equal in some cases to their husbands. It highlights a shift in traditional gender roles and economic participation.
Hem Roid Promises Quick Relief for Piles
Pile sufferers are told relief comes from removing the cause namely bad blood circulation in the lower bowel. An internal remedy is needed, not cuts or salves. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets claim to relieve blood congestion and strengthen affected parts with money back guarantee. Ward and Son and druggists stock Hem-Roid.
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Adyv
Hospital Notes Show Local Patients At Josephine Hospital
John Gentry of Brownstown Ark and Clarence Critchlow of Emmet underwent minor operations at Josephine hospital on Thursday. Mrs. J S McLaughlin of Nashville is a patient there. R N Harper, badly hurt near Blevins days ago, shows improvement. Old Betsy artillery piece cited in Fort Steph ens defense in 1812 repointed to original battle position at Fremont Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gentry
Brownstown
Ark
Josephine Hospital
J. S. McLaughlin
Nashville
Clarence Critchlow
Emmet
R. N. Harper
Blevins
Fort Stephens
Fremont
Ohio
Singing school opens at No Hope with local youth
Hinton reports several young residents attending singing school at No Hope starting Monday. Visitors include Tom Elledge and Claude and Mr. and Mrs. Willisville residents. Various local families hosted gatherings and visits through the week with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pla
No Hope
Tom Elledge
Claude Wilson
Willisville
George Elledge
Ruby Wilson
John L. Smith
Glassware Shipment From Guadalajara Packed in Wicker Cradles
A shipment of glassware from Guadalajara Mexico to the United States is packed in baskets made of wicker and filled with split rush. Local details note these wicker cradles cradle fragile items during transit. Researchers mark this as an example of traditional packing methods used in cross border commerce.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
United States
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J. G. Ragsdale
Union County
Hinton
Ora Smith
Lillie Gibson
Velma Cagle
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