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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1932
Page
2
The Star outlines a county plan to improve dirt roads yearly, urging supported by farmers and cooperative effort. It notes state highway progress, calls for fearless tax reform and a more efficient government through a budget system of expenditures.
A Colorado tale tells of Tom Embleton who risked his life to rescue his brother George lit a dynamite blast in a 60 foot well. George died and Tom failed to save him yet his selfless act renews faith in human courage and sacrifice.
Mussolini ordered bargain rates on Rome trips for honeymooners with an 80 percent price cut to encourage more marriages. The dictator argues Italy needs more babies, yet faces long-standing overcrowding and limited living space.
The piece notes that after Senator Borah urged action, pressure grows for formal discussions on postwar debt settlements. It suggests talks may begin soon regardless of the November election, arguing the United States should face the issue with public spirit despite politics.
A quotation from Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick contrasts religion as a source of life with modern debate. Another remark from Governor William H. Murray notes the disconnection between the well-fed and the starving.
Readers invited to submit brief letters criticizing editorial policy or commenting on news. Sign name and address required. Topics should interest a wide audience and maintain civil tone.
J A Sullivan from Hope Arkansas urges voters to study auditors reports and newspapers, choose capable, conservative leaders, cut overhead and waste, and demand accountability from candidates and editors. He calls for careful scrutiny of institutions, prioritizing essential spending and responsible governance.
We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our father and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. W. M. Watson and family. Mrs. J. A. Mc Larty. Miss Willie Ward. Mrs. J. C. Turner. Mrs. Alice Nichols. Mrs. Sherp Lane. Mrs. Luther Rider. Mrs. Mont McWilliams. Grover Ward. Frank Ward. Lon Ward. John Ward. Ben Ward.
Mrs. R J E Langford and her son returned to Port Arthur after two weeks in Saratoga with her parents. Miss Helen Newman spent a week in Dallas with Mr and Mrs Ollie Callman. Miss Jessie Mae Barr of Foreman visited Miss Carrie McJunkins. Mr and Mrs Sello ws Atkins and baby Barbara Jean visited Wayne McJunkins and family in Fulton.
Miss Faye Knighton of Stamps admitted to Josephine hospital after a fall at a University of Arkansas building during a 4 H club meeting. Several local residents move between Julia Chester hospital and home as births, injuries, and recoveries are noted along with visits and temporary stays.
The Hope Storks outpaced the Old Stars 17 to 8 in front of about 300 fans at Fair Park Sunday. Ray mond Robins led the Storks with a key hitting burst as Wallace Cook racked up a homer with two aboard. McDowell started for the Storks, with Cook finishing strong, while Fred Lee and Dale Jones handled mound duties for the Old Stars.
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