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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1931
Page
2
In a clingy romance, Liane and Clive overcome social barriers after a secret book heist and the return of passion. Clive forgives past deceit, declares lasting love, and plans a proper honeymoon as Treasa’s meddling backfires. Tressa spies the couple and prepares to leave, setting up the next chapter.
Washington socialite Misa Faith Adams will marry Philip Young, son of famed financier Owen D. Young, on August 15 in New York. The couple's engagement and forthcoming wedding are highlighted in a new portrait feature.
R C Holmes president of a Texas company warned that shutting East Texas fields would be costly and demoralizing. In two New York telegrams released by G T Alexander he urged cutting production to no more than 200000 barrels daily until broader adjustments across the Gulf region are made, citing Kettleman Hills and Oklahoma City curtailments as precedents. Cecil Flowers, brother of the late Figer Flowers, has been matched with Roy Duno for a ten round bout in Atlanta.
120 pounds in healthy thriving condition offered for sale by Dr Thos J Mendenhall of Houston Arkansas. Potential buyers are invited to contact for pickup and arrangements.
In Mexico City financial strains press on daily life as the silver peso replaces gold in circulation. Large payments require sacks of coins and even hand carts for transport while street robberies remain rare. The shift began under Plutarco Calles as gold was removed from circulation, sending the peso’s value plunging from 2.25 to 1.00 in a week.
The text describes a dollar price surge that makes ordinary goods unaffordable and creates a de facto import barrier. It notes official praise for boosting home industry and the spread of new enterprises, while indicating a sharp drop in how much pocket money people carry and a shift toward thrift.
Cleveland leads with 15-9 while New York sits at 7-1 and St. Louis at 12. Boston at 2% and Chicago 5 4 make up uneven entries with Washington at 4. Other scores show Boston 1-3 Cincinnati 4-1 New York 2 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 14 Chicago 4 St. Louis 9 Brooklyn 3.
A mobile stalled on railroad tracks was struck by a Missouri Pacific passenger train Friday near Redfield Arkansas. R M Redell aged 48, a farmer, died instantly as the car burned after being dragged a quarter mile. Witnesses say he tried to cross the tracks but could not escape. He left a widow and four children.
The New York Yankees lost both games of a double header to Cleveland 13-7 and 0-1. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig each contributed, but the Indians claimed the series three games to one. In the American League, Chicago edged Washington 5-4 as Vic Frasier keyed a ninth inning rally. St Louis beat Boston. In the National League, St Louis swept Brooklyn 9-3 to take a crucial series, while Boston edged Cincinnati 1-0 and 3-1 behind Ed Brandt and Bill Sherdel.
The New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 while the Phillies routed the Chicago Cubs 14 to 4. Chicago starter Bosh was chased in the second inning and later relievers struggled to hold the line.
In Moscow Soviet Russia reports a rapid growth of youth organizations with boys and girls joining surpassing 4 million this year after the first half. The expansion of the All Union Leninist Young Pioneers and related groups signals a deliberate push to shape future leaders.
The body of Garland Pincion, 24, who disappeared Thursday while swimming with two companions, was recovered Friday in the White River near Denton's Ferry. Pincion and his friends from Tulsa had been camping near Mountain Home since Sunday. His widow and parents survive. Burlalaville? Neosho, Mo., Larry Gilbert, manager of the New Orleans Pelicans, began his baseball career as a store board operator.
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