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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1932

Page

2

Star Publishing Co Hope Arkansas newspaper masthead

The Star is published by Star Publishing Co Inc with editors Alex H Washburn and C E Palmer in Hope Arkansas. It lists rates for subscriptions by city carrier and mail with regional pricing and notes policy on tributes and manuscripts.

Ieee Star Publishing Co. Inc Alex. H. Weshbern South Walnut Street Hoge, Ark Hempstead Nevada Goward Miller LaFayette

The Star Platform Urges City and County Action in Hempstead

The Star platform calls for using municipal power plant revenues to boost Hope’s industrial and social resources, more pavement in 1932, better alley sanitation, and Channel support for the Chamber of Commerce. It backs county all weather road funds yearly and promotes agricultural programs, farmer organizations, and efficient state government with a budget system.

ciTgTty Chamber of Commerce Hempstead

Lindberghs Ask for Privacy After Loss of First Son

Editorial notes the public’s warmth toward Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh created a pressure for privacy after the first son’s tragedy. It urges readers to respect the family’s wish for seclusion while hoping the newborn brings renewed happiness to the stricken home.

Fisherman Presidents Highlight Hoover Passion for Fishing

A regional column notes presidents' fishing habits from Harding to Hoover. It praises Herbert Hoover for fishing for personal pleasure rather than publicity, citing a Chesapeake Bay remark that he is "a right good fisherman" who knows the sport.

Hoover Chesapeake Bay

Weather Bureau Aids Texas Coast During Hurricane

The Weather Bureau warned at 9 30 a m on August 13 of a tropical disturbance moving toward Galveston. The storm struck at night, but advance warnings allowed Galveston and nearby areas to prepare and save many lives.

United States Weather Bureau Texas Weather Bureau Gulf Galveston

Quotations on Hoover Speech andCampaign Speculation

The passage presents criticisms and defenses from political figures. Norman Thomas disputes Hoover's acceptance speech but welcomes its issues, Alfred E. Smith condemns months of speculation, and Alfred E. Smith voices frustration with publicity. Senator William E. Borah jokes about a hypothetical third-party candidacy.

Hoover Norman Thomas Alfred E. Smith New York William E. Borah Idaho

Sunday gatherings and family visits noted

Sunday school and singing drew a large crowd at the place. Mr and Mrs Scudder Bateman and baby visited their in laws Mr and Mrs R S Watson. Mr and Mrs Jeff Sutton of Holly Grove stayed over with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Roberts. Mr and Mrs J W Ray and family visited their daughter. Mr and Mrs Carl Thornton hosted at Piney.

Charlie Roberts J. W. Ray Carl Thornton Piney

Local Family Visits and Weekend Gatherings

Grove notes visits from Burgher Jones of Hope to his parents E S Jones. Browning and Simmons families share Sunday dinner with Milton and Ruth Simmons. Ray sisters hosted a Saturday night party. Bateman family guests from Hope visited Ian Bateman. Crawford and children from Blevins visit Charlie Roberts family. Churchgoers from this place attended Rocky Mound preaching last week. Campbell family spent Sunday with daughter Dale Tonnemaker.

Do You is Miss Lily Foster Visits Hot Springs

Charley Hervey works at Gus Haynes' dry goods store and is described as a good boy who would reflect credit upon any employer. Robert Saner, formerly from Hope and now a prominent Dallas lawyer, visited his parents this week.

Lily Foster Hot Springs Charley Hervey Gus Haynes Charley Robert Saner Dallas Texas

Local youths set to enter Missouri university

Ten years ago Robert LaGrone and Conner Boyett will leave Sunday to enter school in the University of Missouri. George Park, formerly of Hope, now of Texarkana, was a business visitor here today. Lee Battle of Emmet was in Hope this afternoon for business.

Robert LaGrone Conner Boyett University of Missouri George Park Hope Texarkana Lee Battle Emmet

Columbus Couple Wed In Saturday Night Ceremony

Columbus Miss Mamie Woolsey and Roy Walker, both of Columbus, were married Saturday night by Rev. J. L. Cannon of Hope. A Baptist revival opened Sunday with Rev. Wiles in charge. Presbyterian Auxiliary met, with Mrs. David Wilson leading a program on Christian Citizenship. Attendees included Mrs. R. C. Stuart, Mrs. E. J. Shepperson, and Miss Janie Johnson. A salad plate was served to a list of local women. Out-of-town visitors came from Mineral Springs Yancey and Hope. Various locals hosted and visited friends, with multiple mentions of families and birthdays the following week.

Mamie Woolsey Roy Walker Columbus J. L. Cannon Hope Baptist Church Wiles Chrage The Presbyterian Church David Wilson Joe Wilson R. C. Stuart E. J. Shepperson Janie Johnson Rivers Life Bishop Mineral Springs Julius Reed Yancey Herbert Griffin C. R. White T. R. Steel Laura Suggs Texarkana Mary Louise Johnson Wichita Kansas J. S. Wilson Sr Virginia Mildred Johnson Mary Gaines Autrey Glen Ellis Saratoga Charles Darnall Magnolia Fred White D. W. Hamilton H. H. Darnall Jim Stuart R. E. Jackson

Landing Aid for Pilots In Dallas

A new landing aid designed by H. A. Gibbs aviation radio supervisor in Dallas is an electrically lighted map for radio telephone operators. It provides wind direction and velocity and the correct runway for landing, transmitted by phone to the pilot as he prepares to land.

Dallas Texas H. A. Gibbs

Dublin Seeks Modern Airport Amid Air Traffic Plans

Dublin, a major Irish city, lacks an up to date airport. A private company proposes building a modern port to handle air passenger and freight traffic. Current air service uses the Baldonnel army station.

Dublin Ireland Baldonnel

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