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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
2
The state states the Lindbergh baby died from a skull fracture due to external violence, replying to a court order that Hauptmann's defense be provided its theory of the death. The filing was made Friday in Renton.
Washington delegates meet at a crime conference led by Attorney General Curmings to approve resolutions for a national policing program. The plan urges better local coordination, state crime compacts, social agency cooperation, stronger parole systems, and police resource expansion while advancing nonunanimous jury verdicts for major felonies. One dissent came from James P. Kirby.
Lloyd George warned members of Parliament not to boast of prosperity while Britain had yet to pay its war debt to the United States. He cited 41,200,000,000 spent on maintenance in enforced idleness and contrasted with the United States which he said faced a boom before a three year slowdown. He urged adopting Roosevelt administration realism and cautioned that the world economy was overstrained and collapsing.
A government official states the United States is uniting resources to tackle a colossal challenge. The comment frames the issue as a large, pressing problem requiring coordinated action and strategic effort.
Shanghal China report says Little Helen Briseilla Stam daughter of murdered American missionaries Mr and Mrs Stam found alive. Her parents were killed by bandits.
Peanuts tested in research labs show high food value with meals built around them. Menus include peanut butter in lunch and dinners feature peanut butter dressing. Scientists claim peanut protein per pound rivals beef and eggs in value while fat content compares to beef and eggs, highlighting peanuts as a versatile staple.
An ad claims Creomulsion eases chest colds and coughs swiftly without narcos, is pleasant to take, and offered with a money back guarantee of 25 cents if relief isn’t found through your druggist. The copy cites the drug’s authorizing claim and refund policy.
The article extols peanut butter as easily digested compared to whole peanuts, noting high calories per pound and rich carbohydrate content. It lists dishes like cream of peanut butter soup, peanut butter with tomato loaf, croquettes, scallop, and salad dressings as affordable, nutritious options for holiday menus highlighting children's preference and practical serving ideas.
Hollywood gossip column details Siegfried Rumann as a versatile German actor known for roles in The World Moves On Servant's Entrance and Marie Galante. Fox boss Winfield Sheehan praises his talent while Rumann tests varied disguises and characters to gain star status, including a North Sea fisherman and a grizzled sea captain. He already lands a leading male role in Anna Sten's next film. Also notes Bing Crosby bread recipe and a sharp, quirky food vignette.
A speaker reflects on past romance amid hoop skirts and heavy facial hair. He jokes that love could not bloom under strict social codes and farcical facial hair, noting his sons’ estrangement and that his wife is already his spouse. He concludes he will not sigh for the old days again.
Larry E. Anderson, 26, of Pennsylvania, asserts he is the world champion in small writing after inscribing the word coin on a grain of rice for a total of 3208 letters without magnification. John Lawrence of Durant Oklahoma used one pocketknife for 43 years.
Clarksdale Miss reports Yon town, under mayor and board of aldermen, has now been declared tax free for the third straight year. Local officials aim to reduce city burdens and attract investment, with formal ordinances enacted to remove municipal levies.
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