Star A. Co. E. Palmer Hope Ark Memorial Policy
Hope Arkansas Star records policy under the 1897 act forbidding tributes and memorials in unpaid space. It states charges apply for tributes cards and memorials concerning the departed and notes unsolicited manuscripts are not returned. Rates: city carrier five dollars yearly. mail in Hempstead Nevada Miller LaFayette counties five dollars. elsewhere five dollars.
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Star
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
The Star's Platform for State Highway and Economic Support
The Star proposes using municipal power plant revenues to boost OE oe Steel and related yard development. It urges Chamber of Commerce backing, a state highway program to improve all weather roads yearly, and strong support for agricultural and farmer organizations through cooperative effort. It favors state finance reform and greener expenditure in public systems.
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Cirefe
Chamber of Commerce
Saveurege
Manhattan Liner Signals a Time Warp for American Shipbuilding
The New York salute to the Manhattan, touted as the largest U S built liner, stirs memories of America's maritime heyday. The piece notes past supremacy in shipyards and clipper design, laments wartime disruptions and postwar shifts, and questions whether a revival is possible as global ships crowd the seas.
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New York
Manhattan
United States
Baltimore
America
Spectator turnout shows strong interest in major sports events
The piece notes high attendance at the Olympic opening with about 100000 spectators and 50000 for day two, plus 80000 at a Cleveland Indians versus Philadelphia Athletics game for second place. It argues that while not proving prosperity, sports fans remain willing to pay for a true spectacle.
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Hitlersetback averts Reichstag seizure of power
The article notes Hitler failed to gain control of the Reichstag and will lead a strong delegation, but not be in the driver’s seat. It calls the 37 percent vote a frantically determined protest, signaling a growing demand for change while warning the danger is not over.
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Ost
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
Albany talks and party platforms in sharp quotes
A compilation of political taunts and endorsements notes Maurice Maschke facing indictment over a county treasury shortage. Governor Joseph B. Ely praises the Democratic platform shaped in Chicago. A Federal Reserve Bank statement calls for expanded banking accommodation to unlock productive business.
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Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Albany
Roosevelt
Chicago
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
al Smith
Federal Reserve Bank Statement
Tokio Residents Attend Church and Visit Friends
Toklo news notes Friday visits by T. W. Stewart, Lee Stewart, and M. L. Stewart to Little Rock and Washington. Sam Thompson and Joe Smith families travel to Dierks Hope and McCaskill. Miss Myrtie Thompson visits County Line. many locals travel to Nashville Murfreesboro Roy and Bingen for events and family visits.
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T. W. Stewart
Highland
Tokio
Lee Stewart
Glair Nance
Little Rock
M. L. Stewart
Sam Thompson
Dierks
Joe Smith
J. F. McLaughlin
Hope
McLaughlin
Josephine Hospital
Buster Bradford
Leslie
Bingen
Clark Hipp
John Allison
J. T. Warren
McCaskill
M. L. Steuart
Washington and
Myrtie Thompson
John Wesson
County Line
Residents and visitors make rounds in local community
Battle Field Mrs W T Vickers and children have returned home on Lost Prairie after a week with relatives. Mrs Kennie Atkins and son Kennie Jr visited her aunt Mrs Frank Hill at Spring Hill. Miss Irma Lee Greer of Melrose visits relatives here. Beulah and Edna Townsend from near Garland City spent the week with locals. Mrs J A Smith visited Spring Hill. Mr and Mrs John Morgan of Evening Shade spent the weekend with daughters Mrs Ed Turner and Mrs John Harnel. Lon Ellenberg of Lost Prairie stayed with Mrs Clara Roe. Phelps Atkins and Barbara Jean from Saratoga visit relatives here. Ben McBay and Ben Wilson attended a speaking at Washington last Saturday.
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W. T. Vickers
Lost Prairie
Kennie Atkins
Kennie, Jr
Frank Hill
Spring Hill
Irma Lee Greer
Melrose
Beulah
Edna Townsend
Garland City
J. A. Smith
Mittie Moses
John Morgan
Evening Shade
Ed Turner
John Harnel
Lon Ellenberg
Clara Roe
Phelps Atkins
Barbara Jean
Saratoga
Ben McBay
Ben Wilson
Washington
Revival Meeting Closes with One Addition to Church
The revival meeting concluded Sunday night with one new member added. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Voner Daniel from Smackover and Horace Rankins of Murfreesboro. Local residents from McCaskill and Richland joined in services and visiting relatives.
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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 visits reported in local notes
Shower Springs revival led by Rev. Burgess of Little Rock draws attendees. Many families from Hope, Texarkana, El Dorado and Evening Shade visit or attend church here, including Darwin, Fore, Byers, Rug gies and Reece families. Various relatives share meals and social visits after services.
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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 Ruggies
el Dorado
Churchwell
De-Ann
Charles Ruggles
J. W. McWilliams
J. S. Reed
Ozie Reece
Evening Shade
Grady Reece
Alla Mae
Love and deception swirl around Mona and Barry
Mona Moran, a Wall Street receptionist, loves Barry Townsend, rich mine owner, while her childhood sweetheart Steve Saccarelli returns to New York. Steve and Barry, now business partners, court Mona as Lottie Carr adds to the social mix at the Twilands estate. Bud, Mona’s brother, runs afoul with gangsters seeking The Empress of Peru. The scene follows a luxury country visit with hints of love triangle and danger.
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Mona Moran
Wall Street
Barry Townsend
Barry
Steve Saccarelli
New York
Steve
South America
Peru
Lottie Carr
Mona
Bud
Lottie
Uncle Sam’s taxes hit you and how
Editor notes the 1932 federal taxes on telegrams and telephone calls. Telegrams incur 5 percent of message charges, while long distance calls over 50 cents also bear taxes. Telephone tolls above thresholds are taxed at rising rates, part of a plan to balance the budget and raise millions this year.
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NEA Service, Inc
Sam
Tax on Telegrams and Long-Distance Calls Described
The notice explains a 10 cent tax per message on cable and radio telegrams and long-distance calls, with payment by the service payer. A 5 percent tax applies to leased wire circuits used by brokers and news organizations, with exemptions for diplomatic and official government use. Tax can be paid at purchase or added to monthly bills. home brewing ingredients are exempt.
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Forei
Local Social Visits and Sick List Notes
Hinton Health is good at present with Mrs Allie Owens on the sick list last week. Lula and Estelle Ratliff visited Mary Nell Camp. Raymond Elledge and son Lawrence from Willisville called on relatives and friends. Sybel Barr dined with Miss Gladine Black. Tinnie Wilson and daughter Avis called on Mrs Berthaa Hewitt. Kate Rogers and Mrs Jn Rogers visited Mrs Allie One. Calvin Wilson stayed with Rayford Camp. Brad Hollis visited Cliff Fromby. Singing school program at Falcon drew attendees. John T Smith and children visited Mr and Mrs Tommy Gibson. Burlin Jones visited Cha Middlebrooks.
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Allie Owens
Lula
Estelle Ratliff
Mary Nell Camp
Raymond Elledge
Lawrence
Willisville
Sybel Barr
Gladine Black
Tinnie Wilson
Avis
Berthaa Hewitt
Kate Rogers
Jn Rogers
Allie
Calvin Wilson
Rayford Camp
Brad Hollis
Cliff Frombys
Falcon
John T. Smith
Childr
Tommy Gibsi
Burlin Jones
Cha Middlebrooks
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South Walnut Street
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V. A. Hatch
Fannie Hatch
George C. McLarty
Nashville
Lula Jones
Kathryn Morris
Bye Steuart
E. L. Warren
Autry Tyndall
Paris
H.W. Corley
Sherry’s
Mason
Mrs. Faxon
Jean
Twilands
Tropics
King What
Third Avenue
Scott
Jimmy
George Clark
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NEA Service
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