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Star
Howard
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Associated Press
Murder on the Balcony Comes to Light in Seaside Mystery
In a tense home drama from a seaside estate, Tom Averill and Linda uncover that Captain De Vos killed Cousin Amos. Statlander’s hints and a white shirt front tied the suspect to the crime scene. The couple recaps the night with Binks and Shaughnessey as they await further news.
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Tom Averill
Tom
Amos
MR. Statlander
Tom's
Captain DE Vos
Marvin Pratt
Toleda’s
Lian Shaughnessey
Tatlander
Tom Jelous
Skhaughnessey
Seare Fin
Inhman
Linda
Statlander
Tim
DeVos
Kathleen Averill
Kathleen
Platform ideas for Hope city and Hempstead county growth
The Star outlines plans to invest power plant revenues in Hope to boost industry and social resources, upgrade paving and sanitation in 1923, support the Chamber of Commerce, and fund all weather road construction to cut dirt mileage. It calls for scientific agriculture support, farmer organizations, cooperative effort, state highway alignment, and a leaner budget for efficient governance.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Technocracy Farm Tools Promise Lower Labor Costs
The article outlines Technocrats proposing mechanized farming to cut costs and boost production under new economics. It details beet toppers, tractors, potato brushers, a combine milker, balloon tires, and all steel barns while noting no machine yet solves market surplus or mortgage burdens.
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Meneipeturere
Death Row Dilemma for Beatrice Snipes in South Carolina
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes faces execution by electric chair in South Carolina for murdering a policeman during a bootleg arrest. Her unborn child, two months from birth, and mothers nationwide urge Governor Blackwood to grant clemency, arguing commutation may better serve society.
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Beatrice Ferguson Snipes
Columbia
S. C
Blackwood
South Carolina
United States
A Moral for Tax Makers in Hard Times
A 1933 treasury report shows a deficit of about 1.25 billion dollars with six months left in the fiscal year. Receipts through December 15 totaled 876.7 million against 2.02 billion in expenditures as the nation faces shrinking tax revenues and calls for curbing aid and extravagance.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Kinney McRae Family Christmas Reunion With Guests
Kinney McRae hosted a Christmas reunion featuring J W Thomas of Texarkana L E Hinton of Little Rock Mrs John Park of Nashville and Hon T W Hays with Maude Hays of Prescott among others Major Lee Giles editor of the Ouachita Herald Camden and his wife joined the visit to sister Mrs J S Gibson in the city
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J. S. Gibson
Christmas Dance Guests Highlight Tennessean and Kansas City Visitor
Ten years ago Miss Allie Hanegan hosted Miss Gladys Gibson of Nashville for a Christmas dance. Jett Atkins of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Atkins. Jd. B. Baker led the last event among about 22 young people.
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Allie Hanegan
Gladys Gibson
Nashville
Jett Atkins
Kansas City
W. S. Atkins
Jd. B. Baker
Nashville Times Editor Visits for Informal Dance
Fred Hawkins, editor and owner of the Nashville Times, attended an informal dancing party in town this afternoon. The event drew local residents and curious attendees.
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Fred Hawkins
The
Nashville Times
Political Announcements for Hope City Primary
The Star lists Democratic primary candidates for Hope on January 24 1933. Mayor candidates are R A Ruff Boyett and C S Lowthorpe. Treasurer candidates include Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper. Alderman options are Chas Taylor or W A Lewis.
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The
Star
City of Hope
Glorifying Yourself as a Healthful Lunch Habit
A health and self care note urges busy women to use lunch as a personal retreat. Eat solo, read, relax, and avoid rushing, gossip, smoking, or shopping. Walk outside, breathe deeply, and return to work refreshed. Worrying at noon harms mood and focus. forget work during lunch to regain concentration.
Spider device thief given five year term in Fort Worth
Milas Jones was found guilty of stealing a automobile using a spider a device for starting cars without keys He confessed to six other auto theft cases receiving three year sentences on each but to run concurrently along with the five year term.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Milas Jones
Jones
Alaska Seeks Poisonous Insects After Smithsonian Specimens
In Juneau Alaska researchers report that after two years of insect surveys around McKinley Park no poisonous spiders or other pests were found until last summer when F W Morand collected about 60 spider specimens and sent them to the Smithsonian Institution for analysis.
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Juneau
Alaska
F. W. Morand
McKinley Park
Smithsonian Institute
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Shaughnessey
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Mother
George Clark
Technocracy
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NEA
Washington
R. A
Ruff) Boyett
C. S. Lowthorp
Chas. & Taylor
W. A. Lewis
Wright Lights
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