Palmer and Washburn advertise newspaper costs and post office details
The notice lists C E Palmer as president and Alex W Washburn as editor publisher and outlines additional publication costs and mailing rates for Hope Arkansas. The text notes advance payment requirements and carrier versus mail rates for Hempstead Nevada Miller and Lafayette counties and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Palmer
Alex. . Washburn
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
The Star's Platform for Hope City and County Reform
The Star advocates using power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources, more pavement in 1533, and better alley sanitation. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and Hempstead County's all weather road program with year by year construction, farmer cooperation, and efficient state government through prudent expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Rise of the Radicals Shows Growing Minor-Party Votes
The article notes minor party candidates collected over a million votes in the presidential election, led by Socialist Norman Thomas with more than 800,000 and Communist William Z Foster around 70,000 amid scattered votes for Prohibition and Liberty. It warns radical strength rose in four years, despite overall conservative leanings, and cautions hard times could boost opposition to capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
William Z. Foster
Prohibition
Liberty
America
Thomas
Compliment Repaid mocks US troops in Archangel film
Cable reports a Russia audience reels over a 1918 19 Archangel expedition picture showing American soldiers as brutal monsters. One unit rebels under an ex Russian leader and joins a revolution, while the piece cites mutual misrepresentation by both nations in cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Archangel
America
Howe
Borah Urges World Debt Conference For Global Recovery
Senator Borah calls for a world conference on debts disarmament reparations and economic issues arguing that war debts are only one cause of global trouble. He says American taxpayers should not bear a disproportionate share and national sacrifices must be shared.
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Borah
We Senators Celebrate Johnson at Testimonial Dinner
Walter Johnson, former star pitcher and manager of the We Senators, attended a testimonial dinner marking his retirement. Dr. Max Koen of the Carnegie Institute offered a quip about Santa Claus and civilization. Rep. F. H. LaGuardia commented on money and views after his November defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
We Senators
Santa Claus
Max Koen
Department
Carnegie Institute of TV
Bright Star Health Community Notes and Socials Update
A Friday pie supper was postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for Thursday night December 15. Local gatherings include visits among Melrose residents and neighbors, with several couples marrying in December and plans for new homes announced. Notable short marryings include Mabel Rosenbaum to Oscar Mosier on December 8 and Clara Swabbs to Dalton Boyce on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Rothwell
Melrose
A. L. Caudle
Jessie Mae Wright
Willie Rothwell
Trudie Murl Davidson
Lydia Mouser
Mildred Wise
Hanson Rothwell
W. W. Wright
Dalton Boyce
Mabel Rosenbaum
Oscar Mosier
Clara Swabbs
Mrs. Boyce
Mrs. Mosier
Bear Behavior Note on Motionless Humans
A general rule states that a bear typically does not harm a person who is motionless. The observation highlights caution for hikers and campers regarding bear encounters and the importance of remaining still when faced with a bear.
Christmas Program at Baptist Church Forecast
The community plans a Christmas program and tree by the B Y P U on December 24 at the Baptist church. Ashdown resident Miss Onie Lee Stinson visited relatives here while Miss Cleo Harris of Nashville spent the weekend with local friends. The stork welcomed a baby girl December 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Rush Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Onie Lee Stinson
Ashdown
E. Haseiman
John Barrow
Cleo Harris
Nashville
Nancy
Frances Gist
Rush Jones
Community Notes Share News From Shower Springs Area
Local residents report wood gathering and fires for warmth amid cold weather. Several families visit kin, including Granville Darwins from Texas, Jimmie Rogers of Helena, and members of the England, Reed, and Walker families. Rattlesnakes gain rattles after birth, Panama has no armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rogers
Granville Darwin
Texas
Ed Darwin
Darwin
Gentry
McCaskill
Leon Darwin
Gilbert
Younger Gentry
Hot Springs
Jimmie Rogers
Helena
Charles Rogers
Allen Walker
Thomas
Arthur Rogers
Virgil
England
Frank Mullens
Oak Grove
Dowel Arnold
Edwin Gilbert
Hope
Neal Walker
Tom
Leonard England
Grady Reece
H. W. Fore
John Reed
Joe England
Lon Mitchell
Life Bodcaw
John Reece
Henry Fore
J. S. Reed
Hope City announces mayor and treasurer candidates
The Star lists candidates subject to the Democratic primary in Hope, January 34, 1933. R. A. Ruff Boyett runs for mayor, Dwight Ridgdill and Raymond F. Jones for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
City of Hope
Dwight Ridgdill
Raymond F. Jones
Mystery on the Long Island Balcony Murder Case
Linda Averill reveals to Mr. Shaughnessey that Amos Peabody was murdered rather than dying in an accident. Four suspects remain in the Averill home as Linda, Tom, and the writer plot to uncover the truth while Dr. Boyle delays questioning.
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Linda Averill
Amos Peabody
Averills
Long Island
Linda
Contaire
MR. Statlander
Tom Averill
Captain DE Vos
Helgian
Marvin Pratt
Lian Shaughnessey
Tom
Statlander
Rosie
Shaughnesazy
Shaughnesascy
Shaughnessey
Ghe
Mr. Shaughnessey
Peabody
Amos
10-B Students Host Square Dance Evening
The 10-B class under Miss Marthe Jean Winburn held a square dance party at 318 South Elm Street hosted by Miss Claudia Whitworth. Guests enjoyed games and snacks with music by Kenneth Blevins and Rufus Boyce, plus a list of attendees and accompanying sponsors.
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Marthe Jean Winburn
Claudia Whitworth
South Elm Street
Kenneth Blevins
Rufus Boyce
Beatrice Gordon
Sybil Williams
Helen Bernier
Pauline Jones
Mary Elizabeth Davis
Mary Jo Brady
Wanda Keith
Marjorie Byers
Thelma King
Alice Louise Wallace
Brooksey Nell Rogers
Catherine Middlebrooks
Helen Hollaman
Willard Anderson
Truman Springs
Dick Moore
LaGrone Williams
Rufus Hart Boyce
Clifford Wyatt
Homer Lindsey
J. W. Franks
J. W. Secrest
Gordon Bayless
Rennie McKee
Ralph Owen
G. B. Martin
Martha Virginia Stuart
Harry McLemore
Corley Tedder
Jimmy Russell
John Wallace
Clark Reynerson
Virginia Hutchins
Omera Evens
Home Economics Cottage Transforms Into Santa’s Toy Shop
Home Economics students convert a cottage into a toy shop and toy hospital for broken dolls. They repaint dolls beds wagons and make stick horses from broom handles and old socks. The project teaches child care and aims to donate free toys and clothing to needy families at Christmas.
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Dolly
Dad
Mace
Weeks Tests and Food for Direct Thoughts
Students face six weeks of tests as teachers proceed with lessons. Pages flutter and students react with sighs cramps and crams. Some worry about passing while others cram or doze, while pop culture quotes drift through the period.
Mr Jones Lets Absentees Skip Home Room Roll Call
Mr Jones announces a plan to check the class roll during home room from basketball practice end. Absentees will write their names on a slip and place it on the desk then may leave. The girls laugh at the casual exemption and speed up the roll process.
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Jones
Nickel supply largely sourced from Sudbury region
About 85 percent of the world's nickel is produced near Sudbury Ontario, highlighting the locality's dominant role in global nickel mining.
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Sudbury
Ontario
Students of Hope High Plan Christmas Charity Baskets
Hope Public Schools will abandon gift exchanges this Christmas and instead form baskets for needy families. Grade school teachers, under Miss Mabel Ethridge, organized rooms to prepare boxes with clothes food and toys. Home Economies will assemble baskets focusing on large families while Journalism and Nature Study classes add bird shelters and toys.
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Hope Public
Mabel Ethridge
Candle Light Service by Hope High Glee Club
The Hope High School Glee Club presents a Christmas Candle Light Service on December 20 directed by Mrs John Wellborn. A cantata Child Jesus by Joseph W Clokey and Hazel Jean Kirk will be sung by about fifty voices in vested ceremony inviting public attendance.
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Hope High School Glee Club
John Wellborn
Glee Club
Child Jesus
Joseph W. Clokey
Hazel Jean Kirk
Ross Williams to Be Graduated Mid-Term
Ross Williams of Hope High School will graduate at mid term after Christmas this year. He will not have solo graduation exercises and will wait until May when the rest of the Senior class graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Ross Williams
Ross
Honor Student Martha Cantley at Dodd College Shreveport
Martha Cantley, a first year student at Dodd College in Shreveport, La., is an honor student active in campus organizations and pledged to Theta Tau Epsilon. She was salutatorian of Hope High School’s 1932 graduating class and participated in many activities.
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Martha Cantley
Dodd College
Shreveport
Theta Tau Epsilon
Bobcat
Dod College
Hope High School
Mrs Dean Improves After Recent Injury
Mrs Irma Dean shows signs of recovery from a recent automobile accident sitting up last week. Her return to school date is not yet known. Miss Beryl Henry has been ill with influenza for several days. A narrative includes a dramatic scene with a man wielding a knife and a woman pleading.
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Irma Dean
Bery
Henry
Air Field Improvement Plan Under Way at Bolling Field
Washington reports about 2 million dollars will be spent to upgrade Bolling Field. Work has begun on military barracks a quarter master maintenance building and warehouse Air Corps warehouse fire house guardhouse officers quarters and non commissioned officers quarters as part of the project.
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Washington
Bolling Field
Air Corps
Queen Elizabeth Died Rich Wardrobe Held Many Dresses
The article notes Queen Elizabeth II possessed a large collection of dresses at her death, highlighting the breadth of her wardrobe beyond the dresses count.
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Elizabeth
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