Hope Platform Promotes Power Plant Revenues Use
The Star's Platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's social resources and streets. It backs pavement improvements in 1933, alley sanitation, and backing the Chamber of Commerce. A Hempstead county plan proposes annual all weather road construction to ease costs. encourages farmer groups and cooperative effort. It calls for state highway progress tax reform and efficient spending.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
The 100th Birthday Of Dr Gueniot And The Pace Of Life
A reminiscence on Dr. Gueniot born 1832 reaching his 100th birthday and a fatherly warning about speed and Paris congestion. The piece contrasts past fears of a fast modern world with the reality that life persists and humanity adapts, ending noting resilience and recovery in human affairs.
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Gueniot
Altopet
Paris
Weather control experiments in Soviet Russia fascinate observers
Soviet researchers use ionization devices on captive balloons to influence storm clouds and reduce rain or snow. Early results show Moscow still received heavy snow, yet the idea of human weather control intrigues as a longstanding dream meets government trial.
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Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Wilkerson Withdraws From Senate Confirmation Fight
Judge James H. Wilkerson asked President Hoover to withdraw his name from consideration for the Federal Circuit Court seat. The withdrawal ends a protracted fight that drew in labor dispute injunctions and Senate liberal opposition, avoiding a likely confirmation defeat.
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Senate
James H. Wilkerson
Canson
Wilkerson
Hoover
al Capone
So They Say at Anti-Saloon League Convention
World War hero Alain C. Yer is quoted saying a lost battle does not mean defeat at the Anti-Saloon League convention. Marcel Vink of Vernona Wisconsin, identified as a farm lad and former International Life Stock Exposition champion, is mentioned in the context of the event.
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Alain C. Yer
Marcel Vink
Vernona, Wis
Bank of Stamps to Pay Dividend in December
Lewisville Ark Ned Stewart liquidating agent for the insolvent Bank of Stamps reports checks are being prepared for distribution to depositors by December 21 for a third dividend of 10 percent to depositors. This brings total paid to 30 percent with $20,500 remaining on filed claims after third disbursement. State bank examiner H A Daughterty audit and re inventory praised records and balance, noting careful liquidation and detailed records.
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Ark
Ned Stewart
Bank of Stamps
Stamps, Ark
State Banking Department
H. A. Daughterty
State Bank Examiner
Doctor's orders prompt house visit during begging plea
A housewife questions why a beggar keeps returning to her home. The tramp retorts that it is the doctor’s orders, claiming the doctor said when he found food that agreed with him, it should continue.
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Mr. Shaughnessey
Tom
State to receive 2300 from Trust Company settlement
Arkansas will gain about 2300 as its share of a Friday settlement between the American Exchange Trust Company and the Central States Life Insurance Company tied to reinsured Home Life policies. Attorney General Hal Norwood paid 5300 to Grover Owens of Little Rock for representing the state, with Owens having been retained about a year ago and paid last January. Chancellor Dodge in Fulaski Chancery Court approved a 258?00 cash settlement and the cancelation of a 7300 deposit, ending litigation between the bank and the insurance company.
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Grover T. Owens
Owens
Sam J. Wilson
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Fulaski Chancery Court
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Wilson
Norwood
Mr. Owens
Technocracy promises utopia under scientific rule
The article introduces Technocracy as a mechanistic movement challenging American governance. It portrays Technocracy as a new scientific philosophy offering universal employment, greater leisure, and higher living standards if engineers control society. Hope Star and NEA Service begin a six part series explaining the concept today.
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America
Techocracy
Hope Star
NEA Service
Murder Mystery on Long Island House Weekend
Linda Averill and her husband Tom investigate the suspected murder of Amos Peabody after a balcony fall at their Long Island home. Four house guests become suspects as they stay to help untangle clues with medical examiner Dr. Boyle delaying questions until morning.
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Tom
Boyle
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Statlander
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Yenrs
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Tommy
Puzzle silhouette from the Hi Ho contest
The BRI HO puzzle No 19 invites readers to cut out seven pieces and assemble them to reproduce the silhouette shown. The activity is framed as a Boose paddling serenely into the Hi Ho puzzle contest with a surprising twist beyond tame expectations.
Hungary Boosts Aero Nautics Wallet for 1932 33
Hungary increases aviation funding for 1932 33 from 254864 to 1313981 dollars with the biggest rise in aircraft purchases. The move aims to expand aviation development and related industries within the country.
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Berlin
Hungary
Local Social Visits Highlight Battlefield Area
Mr Lenard Sheppard and Harvey Lynard from Battlefield visited Mr and Mrs Will Harden on Saturday. L J McBay and family stayed with W J McBay Tuesday night. Mrs Alice Finley called on Mrs Claude McCall Thursday. Bob Butler from Patmos called on the Harden family Saturday. Cora MecBay and children visited her mother in Battlefield. Lula Harden stayed with sister I wee Synard in Spring Hill. Roy and Raymond Cornelius shopped in Hope Saturday. Lillie Maud McBay stayed Friday night with the Misses Hardens.
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Harvey Lynard
Battle Field
Will Harden
L. J. McBay
W. J. McBay
Alice Finley
Claude McCall
Bob Butler
Patmos
Will
Cora MecBay
Lula Harden
I Wee Synard
Spring Hill
Swedish cruiser Gotland ready to land planes at sea
Stockholm reports the new Swedish cruiser Gotland has arranged to land airplanes at sea. A canvas strip trails behind the ship for planes to run onto a float. Wings are folded and planes are hoisted aboard by a crane.
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Stockholm
Gotland
Hope City political primary slate announced
The Star lists candidates subject to the Democratic primary in Hope on January 24, 1933. Mayoral candidate R A Ruff Boyett. Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper. Aldermen Chas E Taylor W A Lewis from wards four and three.
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