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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
2
City plans use of municipal power plant revenues for the Serns Hane highway program to build a weather resistant road and foster economic support. Officials emphasize cooperative effort and tax reform to improve state highway spending and government efficiency.
A New Yorker argues that the allure of the Legion rests on romance despite harsh realities. He notes tough conditions and routine toil faced by Legionnaires and warns that glamorizing hardship fuels reckless attraction. He suggests a different approach to address the appeal.
The article notes the ratification of the Lame Duck amendment to fix a long standing delay in government transitions. It argues generations waited while travel and governance norm settled, praising historical stability and noting only two periods, 1861 and 1933, of genuine disruption.
Mysteries in the Rough quotes Dine creator of Philo Vance arguing that puzzles alone fail. He claims good plots require convincing characters and natural style. many modern detective stories lack these and fail to convince readers.
A quote from Charlie R. to the FTC chairman asserts trained investigators are needed to examine business conduct and to assist with cover ups, reflecting tension over oversight and ethics.
Sheila Shayne a dancer is entangled with Jerry Wyman a factory inheritor amid stage life in New York. She moves in with the Sampers after a tense reunion and a planned meeting with Jerry, while Jim Blaine courts Tillie. The chapter follows backstage longing, hotel calls, and a hopeful but unsettled future as Sheila seeks a real home in showbusiness.
Legislators and local officials clash over a salary reduction bill. Speakers including Judge Stephens and John McClellan defend or oppose provisions while urging county level adjustments. A Crawford County taxpayers association letter supporting passage was read but not delivered.
warning order in the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas requires J G Hales and Cordie Hales to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Horace E Bemis, with clerk Dale Jones sealing the document dated February 2 1933 and Gray Carrigan listed as deputy clerk.
A fragment quotes a critic urging county officers to guide oversight by public interest instead of lobbying influences. The remark warns that excessive lobbying risks neglecting citizens’ welfare and rightful oversight.
Akron reports a price war as Firestone cuts prices about five percent on mail order tires and reports of ten percent on first grade tires surface. Goodyear and others respond with caution saying they will study and may adjust. If widespread, this marks the first major adjustment since last fall’s federal excise tax increase.
As 1932 ends, seventy autogiros remain in active daily service across the United States. They are used for advertising communication prospecting forest fire control police work and shuttle service with a steady rise in performance noted by reports.
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