Carter Glass and Insull in a reflection on finance and fate
Editorial by Alex H Washburn weighs Carter Glass and Samuel Insull. It argues Glass as a finance authority and reformer while recounting Insull’s rise and fall. The piece contrasts lifelong principle with public fortune and questions the measure of a life.
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Treasury
Carter Glass
Virginia
Andrew Mellon
Senator Glass
Mr. Mellon
Coolidge
Hoover
Moses
Egypt
Promised Land
Insull
Samuel Insull
Payment of Debt Would Hurt Trade in War Debt Talks
President Hoover and Secretary Stimson reviewed a note from France seeking suspension of this month's payments and a revision of the war debt structure. Congress members voiced strong opposition to postponement or revision, arguing that compulsory payments stall global economic recovery and undo progress made.
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Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Europe
France
Great Britain
Silent White House War Debts Meeting Signals Mutual Accord
A thoughtful review suggests President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt met to curb debtor nations profiting from uncertainty. The talks reportedly aimed to avoid further holiday relief, weigh European actions, and keep debts and tariffs as one foreign policy fabric.
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White House
Ctien
Washington
Hoover
Europe
Lausanne
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Cotton Falls Eleven Points at Friday Close
Cotton declined 11 points on Friday with March futures at 5.82 and May futures near 6.02. The market opened at 5.93, closed around 5.91, with no New York spot sales and a reported mid 5.80 price.
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Shone
N. Y
The Tables Turned Kalamazgo Naturalization Fined
J C Moerman was fined ten dollars and costs for attempting to obtain a license before securing first naturalization papers. He received one year probation from Justice Peter Koerts and was ordered to begin filing for first naturalization papers immediately.
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Kalamazgo
Mich
J. C. Moerman
Moerman
Peter Koerts
Governor Banks in wreckage spree through Miami streets
Police traced a path of destruction through Miami as Governor Banks, described as a negro truck driver, drove intoxicated after a street car collision. He wrecked two cars and left truck debris along a long evasive chase by the emergency squad.
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Miami
Fla
Governor Banks
Banks
Shortage Reported in Camden Ouachita Valley Bank Liquidation
State auditors found an $11 243.89 shortage in Licent. Gov. Lawrence E. Wilson s accounts as liquidation agent for the closed Ouachita Valley bank at Camden. Unaccounted loans and discounts totaled $118 166. Wilson also faced prior shortages at Louann State and Peoples Bank of Stephens. Audit covers March 20 last year to November 30 this year with unreliable or missing Camden records and liquidation expenses at 44 03 percent of collections.
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Little Rock
Lawrence E. Wilson
Ouachita Valley Bank
Camden
State
Walter E. Taylor
Griffin Smith
Examiner
H. A. Daugherty
Louann State Bank
Peoples Bank of Stephens
Wilson
Examiner Daugherty
Camden Bank
Senator Without a Seat Walker Waits for Oath in December
Washington reports Walter Walker, appointed after Senator Waterman’s death, will not be sworn in this year. He serves as a senator in name and salary but lacks a seat in the Senate chamber. Schuyler’s November victory sets the path for a December oath if allowed by a special resolution.
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Washington
Grand Junction
Colo
Walter Walker
United States
Walker
Senate
Senate Chamber
Waterman
Colorado
Congress
Karl C. Schuyler
Alva B. Adams
Schuyler
Shipstead
Minnesota
Baltimoor
S&t
All-State Football Stars Set for Friday Night All-Star Game
Hope and Prescott send more than a dozen all-state players to the Friday night all-star game under the high school lights. Probable Hope lineup features Tarver Dokey and Smith among others. Prescott’s Dalrymple and Sherman also slated to play. Kickoff at 7 30 with 25 and 40 cent admission.
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Hope
Prescott
American Legion
Teddy Jones
Tarver
Dokey
W. Schooley
Reeves
C. Schooley
Rump
Wilkin
Jones
W. Cook
J. Cook
Smith
Henderson State College
Hendrix
Ouachita
Dalrymple
Bo Sherman
Henderson
Crews
Buchanan
Meeks
Cotttingham
Big “Papa
Graham
College Grid
Fred Webb Buried Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Frederick Webb of Hope were held Friday at 3 from the family home on North Hervey Street with Rev. J. C. Williams officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery. Webb, 81, longtime resident, died Wednesday night after years of ill health. Born in London, he came to the United States in 1870 at age 19 and settled in Arkansas.
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Frederick Webb
Hope
Hervey Street
J. C. Williams
Washington
Rose Hill Cemetery
Webb
London
United States
Arkansas
Frigate copper sculpture adorns Notre Dame building
In South Bend Indiana a copper sheet replica of a three masted frigate rises about eight feet high and weighs over a ton on the Edward N Hurley college of commerce building at Notre Dame. The ship symbolizes early world commerce and Hurley a former US Shipping Board chairman funded the building.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward N. Hurley
Selfishness And War Profiteers Boldly Critiqued
Rev W E Testerman told Hope Rotary that selfish profit harms society. He cited munition makers as causing misery across wars and debts and questioned whether selling to belligerents is good business. Glen Boyd spoke on Fruit and Truck Branch experiments and fertilizer tests aiding local farmers.
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Hope Rotary Club
W. E. Testerman
First Christian Church
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
Germany
Dardanelles
Glen Boyd
Fruit & Truck Branch
Boyd
Palmyra Attorney Clay Heather Dies at Home
Clay Heather, attorney and brother in law of Mrs. W. R. Anderson, died at his Palmyra Missouri home Thursday night. Friends learned Friday. Mrs Heather is known in Hope having visited there several times.
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Clay Heather
W. R. Anderson
Palmyra
Missouri
Heather
Hope
New York City Extension of Home Rule Looms Amid Crisis
Albany reports the state will convene an extraordinary session to restore city salary control to New York City, enabling pay cuts to save about 20 million dollars. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith proposed a home rule plan placing mayoral and city senate assembly power over city affairs to curb costs amid debt and payroll pressures. Bankers condition funding on strict expense reductions after James J. Walker’s resignation.
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Lehman
Senate
Assembly
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
James J
Jimmy) Walker
Friend of Prince to Head Germany Cabinet Advisor
President von Hindenburg urged Gen Kurt von Schleicher, defense minister and political mystery man, to form a cabinet. Seen as likely chancellor after von Papen's Junker government fell post election. Von Schleicher is connected to the former Crown Prince Frederick and labor groups.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Kurt von Scheicher
Republic
von Papen
Junker
von Schleicher
Frederick
Hope Music Co. opens at former Grand Theater site
Hayes McRae, long with Bensberg Music Shop, now manages Hope Music Co. The firm occupies the vacant Grand Theater store room beside Moreland's drug store. It will sell radios and electric refrigerators and provide repairs. A large stock is stored in the old theater auditorium.
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The
Hope Music Company
Bensberg Music Shop
Grand Theater
Moreland's
Hayes McRae
Mr. McRae
Hungary increases air budget for 1932 33
Budapest reports Hungary has raised its air budget for 1932 33 by about 1.314 million dollars to replace obsolete domestic service planes. The entire budget is to be spent within the country.
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Budapest
Hungary
Prosperity Plans Rise In Blackburn Mills Co op
Blackburn England mill workers raise funds for a first option on three mills slated for auction. They intend to operate the mills on a cooperative basis to restore prosperity in the town.
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Blackburn
Eng
Hi Ho Contestants Enter Puzzle Nos Five And Six
The Star publishes puzzles Nos five and six to give contestants time to finish. All solutions must reach The Star office before Monday four p.m. Solutions are reviewed, and five top sets win one dollar prizes. Winners announced Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Star
Repeal Measure Referred to Judiciary Committee
Washington report says the house judiciary committee met behind closed doors Friday to consider the Democratic prohibition repeal resolution with plans to act in time for submission to the house at the opening session of Congress Monday.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Boyett Announces Candidacy in Hope Mayor Race
R A Ruff Boyett veteran city official and cotton man of Hope formally announced Friday as a candidate for mayor in the Democratic city primary scheduled for Hope next January 24. He has twice served as mayor 1917 1920 and 1926 1931 and says he seeks re election to continue as mayor in the changed city government.
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R. A
Ruff) Boyett
Hope
Boyett
Dr. Garrett
Air Rates Fall Across Northern Europe
European air travel becomes cheaper with new low rates in northern Europe. Discounts reach 30 percent on the return portion of half roundtrip tickets. Deutsche Lufthansa plans further cuts for ticket bundles of three or more.
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London
Europe
Deutsche Lufthansa
Futrell Outlines Cash Basis for Arkansas Government
Governor Elect Futrell calls for return to essential government functions and a cash basis. He proposes setting aside 20 percent of income as a sinking fund for two years to retire warrants and warns against approving expenditures beyond income. He would veto any overreach and checks whether a department would be missed if abolished.
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Little Rock
Futrell
General Revenue Fund
Department of State
Alabama Senator Convicted Bribery Sentenced
E. D. Jordan of Attakla was sentenced in Montgomery to two to two and a half years in the state penitentiary for agreeing to accept or demanding a bribe during the 1932 special legislative session.
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Montgomery
Ala
E. D. Jordan
Attakla
State
Albert J. Cullins Dies Here Friday at 75
Albert J. Cullins, 75, died at his daughter's Foster avenue home early Friday. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the Huddleston residence with Rev. Dr. J. L. Cannon officiating. Burial followed at Rocky Mound cemetery. He is survived by a son and three daughters including Mrs. W. R. Huddleston, Mrs. D. T. Phillips of Hope, Mrs. J. W. Ray of near Hope, and a son in Missouri.
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Albert J. Cullins
W. R. Huddleston
Foster Avenue
Huddleston
J. L. Cannon
Rocky Mound Cemetery
D. T. Phillips
Hope
J. W. Ray
Near Hope
Missouri
McFaddin Addresses Little Rock Rotary
Edward F. McFaddin of Hope, governor of Rotary International's sixty second district, spoke at the Little Rock Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Lafay ette. He urged applying Rotary principles to business and life citing Roger Babson and the Rotarian creed, service to humanity above self.
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Little Rock
Edward F. McFaddin
Hope
Rotary International
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Pretty Boy
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Miss
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