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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1933
Page
2
Policy limits charges for tributes cards resolutions and memorials about the departed. Commercial editors enforce space limits in news columns to protect readers from overflow. The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and credits AP dispatches or local news as published.
The Star's Platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to social resources in Hope. It pledges more pavement in 1933 and better alley sanitation, backing the Chamber of Commerce and county all weather road projects, plus farmer cooperation and state highway progress.
The 1915 Hill 60 assault near Ypres introduced modern gas warfare as chlorine swept Allied trenches. Canadians French and British troops were caught by surprise. warnings from French and British officials were reportedly ignored, leaving defenders unprepared and many soldiers to improvise gas masks from puttees.
Mrs Coolidge’s proposed $5000 annual pension to the widow of Calvin Coolidge faces no action this session amid a legislative jam and economy concerns. Some congressmen question the need given Coolidge’s sizable estate, while others argue for a principled, consistent policy to support presidents’ widows in all cases.
Seattle man Leo F Chartrand found a coffee pot full of bills totaling 4240 dollars only to learn the money was worthless and his elation faded. The incident leaves Chartrand no worse off yet we share sympathy for his mislaid fortune.
Baronet Margit Vészi Mantica visits the United, praising So They Say! as superior to local prosperity and stirring mood comparisons during the visit.
The article reflects on Jesus selecting the twelve apostles from humble roots, noting Peter James and John as examples of zeal and humanity. It argues for balancing devotion with organizational structure, urging religious groups to fuse zeal for the Master with effective division of mission and ministry.
Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. demanded a Justice Department probe into Rudolph S. Hecht a New Orleans banker and Huey Long ally for his role in securing an RFC loan to his failed Union Indemnity Company and alleged diversion of funds to Hibernia National Bank. The case centers on loans to affiliates before the insurer's collapse.
Kristenstad in Texas built a 6000 acre self-sufficient community around farming and local industries. Founded by John B Christensen, it uses metal merchandise checks at the general store as currency and discourages single crop farming to meet members needs. Most colonists are Native American with Danish or Scandinavian heritage.
A brief obituary notes the death of Sutten Mre Kate Emory on Friday with limited details available from the fragmentary notice.
Arkansas Governor Futrell vetoed a measure to empower his office to appoint justices of the peace, calling it unconstitutional under Bennett v. State. He noted vacancies cannot exist until a justice is elected and said the general election only grants the right to elect, not create vacancies. He approved four other bills.
To aid colonists in marketing surpluses and buying livestock Christensen has formed three corporations. Most industrial plants sit idle while men work the fields, but will reopen after harvest ends.
The Associated Press reports Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as a potential cabinet pick for President Roosevelt. A veteran senator and former governor, Robinson brings nearly 30 years of legislative experience and is noted as a leading Arkansas lawyer.
Squadron Leader H J L Hinkler of Australia receives the Johnston Memorial Prize for navigation from the Guild of Air Ports in recognition of his 1931 South Atlantic flight.
Dancer Sheila Shayne leaves Broadway roles for a road tour in the musical Fine Feathers and later Sky High. She navigates romance with Dick Stanley while secretly hoping to reconnect with Jerry Wyman, a hard working struggling poet with a factory owning father, amid touring and nightclub work.
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