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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

2

Platform highlights for Hope city and Hempstead county voters

The Star outlines CITY goals to invest power plant revenues in industrial and social development, expand pavement and alleys improvements in 1933, and back the Chamber of Commerce. COUNTY pledges an all weather road program yearly, support for agricultural programs, and farmer cooperative efforts. STATE notes progress on highway projects and tax reform plus efficient budgeting.

Hope Chamber of Commerce Hempstead Fesri

Debunking History and George Washington’s Alleged Lie

Bruce Catton argues against revisiting revered figures. A.S. Salley claims Washington lied to save a life during Fort Necessity siege, but the piece warns such digs harm national ideals and the character formation of youth.

A. S. Salley South Carolina Historical Association George Washington de Villiers Washington Mr. Y

Poor Relief in Church Encourages Private Offerings

Reverend August E Johansen of the Bedford Congregational Church proposes ending Sunday collections. Donations will be made privately to avoid embarrassing parishioners facing financial stringency. The note suggests richer congregants are more urgently needed now.

August E. Johansen Bedford Mich.) Congregational Church Johansen

National Thrift Week Promoted By National Committee

A call to thrift urges intelligent management of personal finances during National Thrift Week January 17 to 23. Supported by the National Thrift Committee of New York with the American Bankers Association, the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, the Boy Scouts of America, and the Camp Fire Girls.

National Thrift Committee of New York American Bankers’ Association Chamber of Commerce of the United States Boy Scouts of America Camp Fire Girls

Quotes on nations and values from famous figures

A collection of concise quotations reflecting attitudes toward America Britain China and France. Notable voices include Charles W. Gordon Pearl Buck Edouard Herriot and Roger W Babson commenting on debt, faith, treaties and prosperity.

Charles W. Gordon United States France Edouard Herriot

Goose and Crowder Boost Senators Ahead of 1933 Season

In 1930 Clark Griffith traded Leon Goslin to the St. Louis Browns for Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder. With Manush, Crowder, and Goslin, Washington fields two top outfielders and a premier pitcher as Goslin’s arm saga and Cronin’s support helped a .379 batting year in 1928.

Clark Griffith Leon Allen Goslin Salem St. Louis Browns Heinie Manush Alvin Crowder Old Fox Manush Crowder Goslin Walter Johnson Goose Walter Griffith Mauush Washington Harris Cronin Rice Joe Cronin

Christmas baby born at LaGrone home in Hope

Thirty years ago Santa Claus left the line at the LaGrone residence on Christmas morning delivering a fine baby boy. Louie Sanders, formerly of the city and now a Camden broker, spent several days in Hope this week. Wright Tharp returned to Grandview Texas to resume school on Thursday.

R. M. LaGrone Louie Sanders Camden Wright Tharp Grandview Texas

Local residents make holiday travels and visits

Miss Josene Clark left this morning for Shreveport. Philip McRae departed yesterday for Ashtown to visit friends. Lamar Cox arrives Monday night from a Christmas trip to Leslie Louisiana. James Louise and Mary Ann Pilkinson of Washington stay with cousins James William and Martha Cantley. Russell McFarland, ex Hotel Barlow clerk and University of Arkansas student, is spending holidays at home.

Josene Clark Shreveport Philip McRae Ashtown Lamar Cox Leslie James Louise Mary Ann Pilkinton Washington James William Martha Cantley Russell McFarland Barlow University of Arkansas

Goose Goslin rises from local kid to major leaguer star

The piece traces Goslin’s rise from a neighborhood rival in 1919 to a sought after prospect guided by Mack, his trial with Columbia in 1920, first as pitcher then outfielder in 1921, and his later strong batting with Washington and St. Louis. It notes World Series years and a famous two strikes anecdote.

Borhood Mack Columbus S. C Mac Goslin Columbia Washington St. Louis Gorin Bil Killefer Browns

Revelations From a Murdered Mystery House

In a chatty aftermath, Tom and Linda expose the tangled web of suspects and secrets. Cousin Amos, Marvin, Shaughnessey, and Statlander kin are teased as the truth of the crime emerges, with one climactic motive revealed and plans for a New York move hinted.

Os'phe Empertr Rome Tom Marcus Aurelius Amos Marvin Wee Tod Binks New York Shaughnessey Rockies Himalayas Linda Averill

Local Visitors and A Wedding at the Balch Home

Doyle Miss Veda Talent of Murfreesboro visits relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Balch of Ozan host relatives and Mrs. Balch’s family. Edgar Pierce wed Miss Dora Balch at the bride’s home with Rev. Hyde officiating. Large crowd witnesses the ceremony and wishes for happiness.

Veda Talent Murfreesboro J. W. Balch Ozan Walter Belch Balch Edgar Pierce Dora Balch John Jeffers Lois Balch Mr. Hyde Bingen

Dime Lost Then Found Reunites Plumber With Bill

A jobless plumber found a one hundred dollar bill after losing a dime. He told bank teller Mrs. E. M. Bratton that the bill was found in a bathroom crack while he searched for his last coin. The money helped pay for his wife’s hospital treatment.

Houston Texas E. M. Bratton

Political Announcements for Hope Democratic Primary

The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic primary in Hope on January 2 1933. R A Ruff Boyett Co S Lowthorp for Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper for Alderman Chas E Taylor W A Lewis in the race.

The Star City of Hope

Planes Speed Food Trade Across European Cities

Berlin reports rapid growth in air transport of perishable foods. Mushrooms, oysters, lobsters, seafood and eggs move between Berlin Paris Amsterdam Prague and London, expanding intercity interchange during the past year.

Berlin Europe Paris Amsterdam Frague London

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hope & Star Star Publishing Co., Inc E. Palmer Alex. H. Washburn Star Building South Walnut Street Hope, Arkansas Arkansas Col R. R. McCormick Clieges Commercal Nevada Menard Miller LaFayette Associated Press Bruce Catton NER Pearl Buck Roger W. Babson Chattanooga Wil McGowan Gabrielle E Lena Kathleen Marvin Cousin Amos Linga Tommy Dearest Valeska Rosemary Lynn Qhe O. K George Clark Doyle A. L. Roberts Majorie Herbert R. T. Hembree R. A Ruff) Boyett Co S. Lowthorp Chas. E. Taylor W. A. Lewis Ge Gay Gilaoys Parnai
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