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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
3
The piece muses on restoring American ideals amid 1930s panic, urging a return to self-reliance and pride. It contrasts old world hypocrisy with Western values and calls for renewed personal responsibility as the nation faces economic strain. A fragment notes rising numbers of unmarried women aged four to ten in a directory-like context.
The Stamps quartet will perform Saturday night in Patmos High School auditorium. A portion of proceeds supports the school. Program begins at 7 o'clock.
Louisiana State edged Oregon in a dramatic final period at Baton Rouge to halt a wave of Pacific Coast losses. The South and West clash as Texas Christian, Stanford, and Notre Dame claim high prestige in a season of mixed results for coast clubs.
A severe blizzard battered New England with 4.74 inches of rain and gusts up to 130 mph. Two deaths were reported in Wakefield and Boston harbor as shipping halted and a Belgians freighter Emile Francqui, in tow of two tugs, rode the storm into Halifax. A warehouse fire near the harbor worsened before rain cooled the flames. In Minnesota the sub zero wave fell to 39 below, while Olney Maryland residents debated a municipal pool. The scene shifted to a football pageant as Warner staged a show with Hoffman and other stars, and references to Cardinal football and Major Ralph Savie hint at plans for the next season.
Federal indictments name Denver attorney Atao twisted Henr Laska and Oklahoma lawyer James Mathers as participants in the Rivers ransom scheme. Albert Bates defended Urschel case. Marvey Halter received a life sentence in the related proceedings.
The passage underscores pressure on Stanford to win the Rose Bowl, warning that another stumble could ruin the season and threaten leadership memories as the spring practice begins.
Howard Davis chairing the national code committee announced that the labor relations board ordered the Call-Bulletin to reinstate Dean Jennings, prompting threats to revoke the paper’s blue eagle. Davis called the move an attempted power grab over the daily newspaper publishing code. The NRA compliance division was referred that Thursday for eagle removal. publishers’ group to meet immediately.
A fragment from a newspaper page notes a university's response to Huey Long and its resignation, mentioning a historic use of the word I in Mussolini's note to the League of Nations, and a 25 year plan by the National Resources Board to reduce communists and loafers with jobs. A policeman questioned a suspect in New York, punctuating questions with a wooden mallet and noted a dog bark in the scene, while Coach Biff Jones of Louisiana State University runs.
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Introduced tomorrow, the new Ford V-8 for 1935 features a more powerful braking system with reduced pedal effort, a centrifugal clutch for efficiency at high speeds, and easier steering. It retains the dependable 85 horsepower V-8, plus enhanced safety glass, wider doors, stronger frame, upgraded interior, improved ventilation, and new instrument panel. Ford dealers invite you to see and test ride the car at showrooms.
Ford V 8 pricing lists multiple body styles with lower figures for coupes sedans touring models and convertibles. Prices range from 513 for a Tudor to 625 for a Cabriolet with safety glass standard. A small down payment and Universal Credit terms offer economical financing.
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