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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1932
Page
1
A veteran commentator argues the United States should avoid entangling alliances and warn against belligerence toward Japan and China. He urges law over conquest, cites Spain American War fallout, and notes Philippines independence as a political issue while stressing restraint and strategic boundaries.
Bryan Untiedt, 13, saved the lives of several schoolmates when a bus mishap occurred last March. He is pictured with his father Hy A Untiedt, who cheered the day on a recent Los Angeles visit. Bryan has signed a contract for a lecture tour.
Voters in City of Hope will select candidates for alderman in ward races. Ward One includes L C Helms Bennie Lenton Roy Anderson and others. Ward Two features Roy Stephenson and L A Keith as announced candidates.
Fragmentary text appears to mix references to public works and government efficiency with many garbled terms. No identifiable events, people, or organizations present to anchor a factual summary.
A fragmented quote heavy in archaic phrasing discusses Arkansas property tax methods, millage versus assessment values, and the role of assessors. It mentions Francis and Phillips counties, 5 percent relief for taxpayers, debates over intangible wealth, and calls for公平 standards and close public accountability in assessments. The speaker criticizes exemptions and suggests state practice favors real estate over intangible assets.
The Seabury inquiry exposes how public officials live with private perquisites while in office. Roosevelt and Tammany are cited as examples of the corrupt drift. The piece urges stricter standards, full disclosure, and a ban on private gains by officials to end the cycle of graft in New York.
The El Salvador revolt stands out from typical Central American conflicts with heavy casualties and intense combat. Estimates suggest thousands killed in a single day, underscoring serious, grim fighting rather than comic opera-like skirmishes.
Misses Caroline and Janette McRae return from Washington visit. Miss Haze Johnson to arrive home from Galloway College next Saturday. F. Martin visited Little Rock Thursday. Miss Lynn White with friends at Shawns last Sunday. Ten years ago Dr. Etta Champlain returned from St Louis. Mrs. Polke Singleton hosts Sorosis Club this afternoon on East Second. Miss Stella Shelton visiting in Lewisville. Mrs Don Smith entertains guests tonight for husband Dr. Smith birthday on South Erin. Rat migration notes state brown and black house rats trace to Europe with colonists. common belief they originated in China.
A jumble of international strains and social issues frames a grim, comic portrait of the era. References to India’s untouchables, San Salvador revolts, Japanese marines in Manchuria, and college discipline mix with markets, prohibition, and economic worry as experts warn of growing global tension.
Monroe and surrounding areas faced rising floodwaters from the Ouachita River as levees and dikes were reinforced. Red Cross and civic officials attended to refugees and pumping efforts while government engineers warned that the city could avoid inundation if rainfall remains light. The scene drew volunteers from ministers to college youth, including Federal Judge Bon C. Dawkins.
In Midl illegible report states Mrs Anes Bacing and her companion were found beaten to death in their Virginia home. Paul Bacing, her husband, is linked to the slaying as police pursued leads. The case drew wide attention as investigators connected possible motives and sought suspects.
A jumble of snippets moves from international conflict to a Seattle mayoral bid and odd weather observations. The piece hints at Japan’s actions in Asia, potential world intervention, a campaign slogan about making Seattle famous with unconventional imagery, and a meteorologist claim that cold weather is not milder, but people are simply unaware of the chill.
Government engineers ordered 25 000 more sandbags to raise emergency barriers, boosting the city’s total to 50 000. Red Cross houses about 1,000 displaced families from Otuvhity parish while a river flood warning predicts water at 50.1 feet this week. A dirt levee failure near Buscu last week sent water into the Bowell basin.
A court has ordered the husband to pay 42 shillings weekly from his wages to support his wife Dorothy Wr Dhehargord. The ruling against Wilkawy, O. Cou, age 14, cites the couple's strained marriage and outlines the weekly payment starting immediately.
In Cleveland Mrs Clara Quinn announces a perfected radio tube with the meat on the outside and a replaceable element. The inventor says the tube is eternal in use, promising extended life and easier replacement.
A legal notice from February 2, 1932, warns Emma Paxton to appear within thirty days in a small claims matter in Hempstead. The document bears a seal and the signature of Willie Henry.
Known company seeks an experienced man aged years for a permanent local position. Hard work and ordinary opportunity described. Applicants must provide age, business and three references. Address: Li sa Donaghey Building, LE Newdg.
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