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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
2
The Hope Arkansas Star lists tribute charges and advertising rules for memorials and notices. It outlines post office, editor and publisher credits, Associated Press use, manuscript policies, and subscription rates for local and distant areas.
The Star outlines plans to raise revenues from the municipal power plant to fund social resources in Hope. It calls for 1923 pavement work, sanitary improvements, and support for farmers through cooperative effort, while backing county highway all-weather road construction and efficient government through reform.
Cartagena marked its 400th anniversary dating to 1533 when Columbus era explorers and conquistadors shaped its legend as a major Spanish port. The city endured sieges by Drake and French raiders and built a fortress with vast walls and slave labor, spending immense sums amid romantic tales of gold and adventure.
The Capitol faces strain as Statuary Hall holds statues from each state including Delaware. Engineers say the floor may not support more weight or more statues without weakening. The piece notes the odd, public value of a national collection of eminent citizens carved in stone.
The Mt Carmel Indiana area imposed an emergency business moratorium affecting many shops but allowed groceries offices depots and the newspaper to stay open. The piece argues the newspaper is a essential community service alongside banks and transit hubs.
George Cole of Cleveland describes how he tricked a laundry into accepting a $20 gold piece while testing equiliberal reactions of semi-permeable ones. The remark highlights enforcement prompts amid the broader Prohibition era.
Reader challenges piece out the seven puzzle shapes then darken their backs to reveal a silhouette of a puzzled lad. The caption hints at an owem moment as the figure forms. The playful contest invites readers to cut, align, and view the hidden image.
The Department of National Defense identifies 23 sites for a chain of emergency landing fields across Canada. Unemployed single men will be hired in nearby cities to maintain fields and camps and will receive food clothing and a daily allowance for sustenance and upkeep.
The verse echoes Kipling style urging calm under adversity. It speaks of maintaining humor and faith while facing doubt fear and rumor, and valuing work and community. It ends with a call to self reliance and hope for better days.
H S Holliday deputy sheriff has personally escorted 1,440 people to the Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson City in four years. To deter escapes Jackson county prisoners from Kansas City are now taken by chartered buses rather than by train.
Senator George W. Norris, after victory in a 10 year push to end lame duck sessions, shifts focus to Muscle Shoals bill. He predicts government operation of hydro plants to provide cheap power and plans to introduce the Shoals legislation in a special session, buoyed by confidence and allied support.
Twenty five years ago Rev. A B C Dinwiddie will leave tomorrow for Waco Texas where he will remain for a few days. Mrs George Counts formerly Miss Allie Vaughn wife of city clerk Counts of Little Rock is visiting Mrs A Turner.
H. H. Higgason of Ozan was in Hope this morning on business. The area saw the heaviest snowfall in years today on February 3. Kline Snyder of Ward & Son druggists is in Shreveport on business. John Campbell, longtime Hope photographer and one of the town’s oldest citizens, died early this afternoon at his East Division home.
Bruce Catton assesses Felix Riesenberg's Log of the Sea a memoir of a sailor's life. The collection of short sketches covers training ships st Marys the liner St Louis coasting steam and the sinking of the Vestris with reflections on naval safety. Published by Harcourt Brace and Co priced at 3.
A humorous exchange features a young man claiming seven sittings while a companion misinterprets as portrait sessions. He clarifies that his seven efforts were learning to skate, not painting a portrait, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
Sheila Shayne a dancer is restless after a failed romance with Jerry Wyman. She pursues work on a touring show and plans to reach him by telegraph then phone. A breakfast encounter with a sympathetic waiter leads to a charity gesture for his daughters as she mails a discreet note and checks the Chester Square listing.
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