Hope Star Publication Details and Rates
The Hope Star notes ownership and editorial leadership with C. E. Palmer as president and B W Ashburn as editor and publisher. It states edition registration as second class matter at the Hope post office and credits the Associated Press. Advertising charges apply to tributes and memorials with rates listed for city carrier and mail subscriptions in Hempstead and Lafayette counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Arkansr
Bates
Hempstead
LaFayette
County platform aims for all weather road and agricultural progress
The document outlines a county program to build an all weather road gradually each year and to fund scientific agricultural programs. It emphasizes cooperative effort between farming groups and government efficiency through a budget system to reduce waste and support Hempstead county’s agricultural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mydney
Hempstead
Is America Coming Back on the Sea
The Manhattan, a new large American liner built to honor New York harbor, symbolizes a revival of U S shipbuilding amid recollections of the United States as a maritime power. The piece questions whether America can regain the clipper-ship era dominance given past handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Manhattan
United States
Baltimore
Sports turnstiles stay strong as big events draw crowds
The text notes large attendance for the Olympic opening and second day events, with about 100000 then 50000 spectators. It also cites 80000 fans at a Cleveland Indians versus Philadelphia Athletics game in a race for second place, arguing that compelling spectacles keep sports fans paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Hitler's Setback in Reichstag Vote Signals Calm Threat
Hitler fails to gain Reichstag control, heading a strong delegation but not in the driver's seat. The 37 percent protest vote shows a growing demand for change, dampening the Hitler peril yet not ending the danger to world stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
G O P Leader Indicted in Treasury Shortage
A Cleveland Republican boss, Maurice Maschke, is indicted over county treasury shortages. Governor Ely of Massachusetts cites Albany talks with Roosevelt and sees Democratic platform as to be enacted by Chicago. A Federal Reserve statement notes vast productive business if banking can extend credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Albany
Roosevelt
Chicago
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
al Smith
Federal Reserve Bank Statement
Tokio News Bits Reflect Local Visits and Weekend Trips
T W Stewart of Highland and Lee Stewart with Glair Nance visited Tokio Friday. Numerous residents traveled to Little Rock Hope and McCaskill for visits and hospital care.
Local visitors and homecomings noted in Lost Prairie area
Battle Field Mrs. W. T. Vickers and her children return home after a week with relatives. Mrs. Kennie Atkins and son Kennie Jr. visit Spring Hill relatives. Irma Lee Greer of Melrose visits kin here. Beulah and Edna Townsend from Garland City spend week with relatives. J. A. Smith visits Spring Hill. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan of Evening Shade stay with daughters here. Lon Ellenberg of Lost Prairie visits. Phelps Atkins and Barbara Jean from Saratoga visit. Ben McBay and Ben Wilson attend Washington speaking last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Vickers
Lost Prairie
Kennie Atkins
Kennie, Jr
Frank Hill
Springill
Irma Lee Greer
Melrose
Revival Meeting Closes With Additions In Belton Parish
The Belton revival meeting closed Sunday night with one addition to the church. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Voner Daniel of Smackover and Horace Rankins of Murfreesboro. Local residents and guests attended services and a candidate speaking event in nearby communities.
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Voner Daniel
Smackover
Horace Rankins
Murfreesboro
Harold Rankins
Roy
J. A. Peters
McCaskill
W. B. Chism
Richland
Texas
C. T. Dotson
Walter Moses
Friendship
Bingen and McCaskill
Wash Hutson
Hope
J. P. Hutson
Etta Webb
H. P. Daniel
Starland Chism
Ruth Cantrell
Lena Ray
Revival services and weekend social visits reported
Shower Springs pastor Rev Burgess of Little Rock leads a revival meeting as locals note preaching. Numerous families from Hope Texarkana DeQueen El Dorado Evening Shade and Liberty visit or attend church, with extended family gatherings and weekend dinners at Byers Reed Reece and other households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Little Rock
L. E. Darwin
Ed Darwin
Texarkana
H. W. Fore
Charles Rogers
Wylie Browning
Hope
Hoyett
Cecil Laseter
Luther Caudle
Bodean
Wayne England
Oscar England
Will Bristow
Nina
Matthew
Liberty
Gifford Byers
Wilma Jones
Oberia Jones
William Gilbert
E. J. Gilbert
Bonnie Joe
June Lucille
Wanda Ruggles
el Dorado
Churchwell
De-Ann
Charles Ruggles
J. W. McWilliams
J.S. Reed
Ozie Reece
Evening Shade
Grady Reece
Alla Mae
Empress of Peru Diamond Heists Drama on Barry Twilands
Mona Moran, a Wall Street law office receptionist, loves Barry Townsend, rich mine owner, with Steve Sacco Relli as a former sweetheart now business partner. Bud Corley plots to steal a huge diamond, The Empress of Peru, as Mona and Barry grow closer at his Twilands estate and a country camp reveal deeper tensions.
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Mona Moran
Wall St
Barry Townsend
Barry
Steve Saccarelli
New York
Steve
South America
Chace
Peru
Lottie Carr
Mona
Bud
Lottie
Twilands
Tropics
King What
Zona
Jimmy
Jean
Uncle Sam Taxes Hit You How in 1932 Federal Scheme
NEA Service explains the 1932 federal taxes on telegrams calls and telephones. A 5 percent tax applies to telegram charges and to long distance phone calls over 50 cents, with higher rates for higher costs. Leased wires and certain circuits incur a 5 percent levy, while newspapers and government use are exempt.
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Robert Talley
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Uncle Sam
Local Social Roundup From Hinton Area
Hinton Health notes Mrs Allie Owens was on the sick list last week. Residents visit friends and relatives include Lua and Estelle Ratliff with Mary Nell Camp. Willisville visitors Mr and Mrs Raymond Eiledge and son Lawrence call on locals. Sybel Barr dines with Miss Gladine Black. Mrs Tinnie Wilson and daughter Avis call on Mrs Bertha Hewitt. Kate Rogers and Arrie Rogers visit Mrs Allie Owens. Calvin Wilson spends night with Rayford Camp. Brad Hollis calls on Cliff Fromby. Community attends Falcon singing school. John T Smith family visit Tommy Gibson. Burlin Jones visits Charlie Middlebrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Owens
Lua
Estelle Ratliff
Mary Nell Camp
Raymond Eiledge
Lawrence
Willisville
Sybel Barr
Gladine Black
Tinnie Wilson
Avis
Berthaa Hewitt
Kate Rogers
Arrie Rogers
Calvin Wilson
Rayford Camp
Brad Hollis
Cliff Fromby
Falcon
John T. Smith
Tommy Gibson
Burlin Jones
Charlie Middlebrooks
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South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Lerald
C. E. Palmer
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Ae Caner Panaiee
Oh Newe Sapien Ciadicaiocas
Nerein
Col R. R. McCormick
Seaeren
Tokio
T. W. Stewart
Highland
Lee Stewart
Glair Nance
M. L. Stewart
Sam Thompson
Dierks
Joe Smith
J. F. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Josephine Hospital
Buster Bradford
Leslie
Bingen
Clark Hipp
John Allison
J. T. Warren
M. L. Steuart
Washington and
Myrtie Thompson
John Wesson
County Line
Dren
V. A. Hatch
Fannie Hatch
George C. McLarty
Nashville
Lula Jones
Kathryn Morris
Bye Steuart
E. L. Warren
Autry Tyndall
Faris
H. W. Corley
WEA Service
Nona
Sherry’s
Mason
Mrs. Paxon
Third Avenue
Scott
George Clark
Long D'Stance
Hinton
Andn
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
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