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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
2
The Star’s Platform highlights using municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope’s social resources and sanitary conditions, alongside Hempstead County’s highway program. It notes progress on state tax reform and efficient government, with cooperative efforts between business and farmer organizations to boost local prosperity.
Merchants declare ILISM dominates gifts with exact replicas of everyday items. From doll houses and stove sets to miniature trains and edible toy groceries, sellers emphasize imagination over perfect accuracy, noting old toys were crude cast iron devices.
Helen Keller turns over a $5000 Pictorial Review award to the Foundation for the Blind and Deaf. She appeals for writers to aid the work and expresses that the sun may rise for others from darkness.
The article notes Kenneth A. Rouse, a recent University of Chicago honor student and athletic star, taking a job as a Chicago police patrolman. It argues educated, ambitious graduates are valuable in policing and praises Rouse as setting a strong example.
Quotes from Senator James and Representative Pou reveal partisan views on a 2.75 percent beer tax clause and the broader issue of funding Europe via U.S. tax dollars. The discussions reflect tensions over domestic liquor policy and international borrowing.
Patrick Casey and A A Gentry visited Blevins on legal business in Squire Wade's court. Hon J T M Holt of Bingen spoke to residents Monday as ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Edith Coleman, Verna Lee Dildy, Ele anore Finley, Mary Lillian McRae, Evelyn Lewis, Elizabeth Briant, Frances Terry, Miriam Carlton, Bradley Johnson, Al Robison, Harry Hawthorne, Edwin Stewart, J B Baker, Edward Spragins, Max Walker, Alston Foster, Ben Dildy. Lucy Furlow will travel to Stuttgart tomorrow after visiting the city with Miss Beryl Henry.
Juarez, across the border from El Paso, may relocate to the United States if beer and liquor sales resume in the U S. Prohibition has deprived Juarez distilleries breweries and wholesalers of revenue, and American bartender and brewery workers there hope to return home when drinking is legal again.
Mr and Mrs F O Collman hosted a dancing party for their daughter Miss Edith Collman. Guests enjoyed dancing late into the night in a home prettily arranged with chrysanthemums.
Doris recalls telling a man she did not want to see his face again. Mary asks if he was upset. Doris says he was not upset, merely jumped up and switched off the sights.
Cut out seven pieces and fit them to form the pictured silhouette. Blacken backs with ink as some solutions require turning pieces over. All seven pieces must be used in each puzzle. Puzzle is registered with U S Pat Off and credited to HI HO.
Los Angeles police officer H. B. Reeves pursued a loose coyote. He jumped from the car and grabbed the tail, but the animal snarled and chased him. Dizzy from the pursuit, Reeves released and threw the coyote, which escaped.
In Altoona Pennsylvania a hunting mishap left Feaster struck by 28 shot grains from friend Mr Smith. Feaster, hiding behind a tree after mistaking a grey cap for a squirrel, was charged in the face as Smith fired.
Linda Averill suspects foul play after Amos Peabody falls to his death from the second floor balcony. Four guests stand as suspects as Linda and her husband keep them confined while Dr. Boyle delays return to question all, amid tensions with Rosie and Captain DeVos.
Linda and Fleur discuss a speedboat trial and a poised yacht fleet in a coastal setting. A suave Belgian observer comments on a woman captain and a sporty cabin cruiser named Pinafore as possible racing plans unfold.
Thousands of physicians endorse Calotabs to break up a cold overnight and relieve congestion. Take one or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water. by morning the cold may vanish and digestion improves. Sold in 50c packages at drug stores.
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