Platform Aims to Use Power Plant Revenues for Hope’s Growth
The Star's Platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It calls for more city pavement in 1930, improved alley sanitation, support for the Chamber of Commerce, and a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly. It also backs scientific agricultural programs benefiting Hempstead county and promotes cooperative effort, state highway progress, tax reform, and budget efficiency.
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Associated Press
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
A Lesson From Mr Grundy
The Baltimore Sun praises Joseph R. Grundy as a bold Pennsylvania manufacturer who shifts political power toward business interests. The piece credits his influence in shaping tariff policy, uniting regional leaders, and pushing for farm price stability and export protection. It argues the South and West should emulate his frank, strategic approach to secure industrial prosperity.
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Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
United States
Baltimore Sun
Grundy
Mr. Grundy
The Submarine Question At The London Talks
The London naval arms talks will likely hinge on the submarine. England and the United States favor abolition, while France and Japan want to retain and even expand this weapon. Some naval authorities deem the submarine obsolete, noting Allied success after 1917 with destroyers depth charges and seaplanes, and citing the German fleet at Jutland as evidence.
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England
United States
France
Japan
Germany
Jutland
Old Joe Grundy Eyes New Role In Senate Power Plays
Washington letter notes Joe Grundy’s ascent to the Senate seat and his potential to shape tariff policy on the Finance Committee. Industry east lawmakers, led by Republicans, rally behind him as observers doubt opponent Bill Vare can derail the rise. Predictions mix excitement with uncertainty about Grundy’s future influence.
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Washington
Rrodney Dutcher
Senate
Joe Grundy
Old Joe
Bill Vare
Bill’ Ware
Senate Finance Committee
Joe
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Ware
Grimdy
Boies Penrose
Mr. Vare
Broadway Talking Version Of Stage Play At Saenger
The talking version of the Philip Dunning George Abbott stage hit Broadway comes to the Saenger theatre Friday. Glenn Tryon Evelyn Brent and I Myrna Kennedy star in a lavish talking singing and musical picture. The drama centers on hijackers night club life and bootlegging with much action set in a nocturnal underworld.
American Safety Razor Seeks Russia Plant Concession
A BBARRS safety razor firm wins approval to build a large factory in Russia. The report notes the growing tension in public life with local bans on checkers and mentions political banter about senators and Berlin city council clashes. It also covers Edison claiming rubber from goldenrod and fashion trends like fur neckpieces. A Pennsylvania auto inspection finds many needing repairs, and a film interior is praised for striking scenery and club-like decor with the Cocoanut Grove Orchestra providing music.
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New York
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
Los Angeles
Gus Arnheim
Howard Jackson
Movietone
Edward T. Lowe, Jr
Vancouver tourists and travel trends noted in history
The Department of Labor cites 300 000 Americans moving abroad in 12 years amid cost comparisons with rent. Vancouver saw 600 000 visitors in 1942, with 17 percent staying in tourist camps. The London Mission Ship John Williams has logged over a million miles, much of it in the South Seas.
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Department of Labor
Vancouver, B. C
Londo
John Williams
South Seas
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Weathered Page
A scanned crossword puzzle from an old newspaper fragment lists diverse clues and partial solutions across many topics. The garbled OCR preserves a jumble of toyed phrases, partial names, and misread terms that hint at a broader grid context and era.
News of Other Days 45 Years Ago in Little Rock
A meandering column lists local and visiting residents during Christmas season. Notables include Postmaster, Republican State Committee attendees, and several Arkansas and Mississippi residents visiting or traveling. Names such as Gibson, Paisley, Thomas, Watkins, Dudley, Simpson, Wingfield, O’Brien, Jewell, Kershaw, Carter, Robins, Bridewell, Spragins, Andersen, and others are mentioned with holiday stays and trips. Citizens note early shopping advice amid holiday bustle.
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Gibson
Republican State Committee
Little Rock Thurssday
D. da Paisley
Metropolitan
Little Root
J. A. Thomas
Washington
B.C. Watkins
Devatur
Hardy Little
Jonesboro
Mandiy
Asbury Dudley
Wm. Smipson
Ters
Hilda
Dorothy
Memphis
Tom
Simipson
Earnest Wingfield
Bil O'Brien
Dill
Jewell Ri
Bell-Haven College
Jackson
Ted Kershaw
Santa Fe
Temple
Texas
Ben Carter
Little Rock
Neil Robins
University of Arkansas
Effie May Bridewell
Salisaw
Oklahoma
Mes
R. O. Bridewell
Florence Ware Spragins
Virginia
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Josie Andersen
Little Hock Priday
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South Main Street
Hone, Arkansas
Bill Ware
Caraway
Federal Farm Board
London
Neowin
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Russia
Wisconsin
Nye
Berlin
New
Edison
Kathryn = Witwer
Actoss
Notlow
Gourler
He River Tatu
Vt Bio Tye Dee
Riaw Slates
Sansh Waters Wheel
Mudaston
Mackwited Nation
Thales French
Mireur Prene
Nelore
Goustry Road
Wishop
Vaaterday
Seares
Tanatens ' Pagoda
Forcolya
Pomitto
Extramely
Hrorghvtos
Wen
Boglist
Vronehey
Irie
Elside
A. BG
Jer
Roseanne Dress
Hope Star R Camposing
Saeconsti
Mayer
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