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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
2
Sheila Shayne and the elusive Jerry Wyman romance
Sheila Shayne, a dancer in New York, rejects marriage to Dick Stanley and falls for Jerry Wyman in a Midwestern tour city. Jerry, working class in appearance, promises to visit in New York but keeps postponing. Sheila scenes a dinner plan in a Grandmere hotel, then learns Jerry may not follow through, revealing his mixed signals and her growing disillusionment as the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Shayne
Dick Stanley
New York
Sheila
Jerry Wyman
Neth Mocey
Jerry
J¢rey
Betelia
Prinally
Tebe
Perry
Grandmere Hotel
Spencer
New
Ile Rose
Henri
Shayne
Grandmere
Nner
Inflation Aims and Monetary Debates Across Nations
The article examines inflation plans tied to silver coinage and paper money, arguing inflation raises prices and may aid debtors, farmers, and industry. It contrasts proponents like Keynes and Fisher with opponents including Millis and Glass, and discusses gold standard implications and currency value debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Advocate
Germany
Russia
the Treasury
Patman
France
United States
How new currency would be put in circulation tomorrow
A monograph argues pension plans in the United States require thorough study of their long term obligations and the effects on economic stability and political institutions. It cautions that government or private plans must be evaluated for security of expectations and impact on morals and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norwood Defends Payment of Fees
Arkansas Attorney General Hal L. Norwood said he supports special counsel fees as justified by law and approved by voters despite calls for further inquiries. He noted fees were disclosed by the Arkansas Gazette and audited, and defended the payments as part of campaigns and his re elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hal L. Norwood
House
Norwood
Arkansas Gazette
State Highway Audit Commission
State Comptroller
Attorney General
The Star's Platform for Hempstead County Progress
The Star pledges to use the municipal power plant revenues to boost Hope city services and social resources, pave streets in 1923, improve sanitary conditions, and support Chamber of Commerce efforts. It backs county highway funding to build an all weather road yearly, reduce pond mileage, and aid practical cooperative farming through farmer organizations. It calls for state highway progress, tar reform, and efficient government via the budget system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
County Acounty
Hempstead
Courts Can Give Mortgage Relief in Time of Crisis
A 16 year mortgage moratorium proposed in bills would likely worsen values and harm credit. Courts should handle relief on a case by case basis, using existing powers to grant time and aid debtors and creditors without unconstitutional sweeping moratoriums. A joint resolution urging lawmakers to consider current conditions could help guide such court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Lake of the Ozarks grows as vacation boom eyed
The Osage River impoundment forming Lake of the Ozarks spurs high hopes that resort business may exceed Missouri’s 56.1 million dollar annual value. A Lake of the Ozarks Association report cites a 5 million dollar immediate market for materials and equipment and about 1,000 cottages built in 1932 at an average 1,000 dollars each. The region’s value prospects rise with road, hotel, clubhouses, boat and pier investments as tourism surges, with the broader claim that vacation demand is a major national business worth billions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souri
Lake of the Ozarks
Osage
Lake of the Ozarks Association
United States Chamber of Comat
Arkansas Gazette
Noted quotes and questions on secretaries and armament
A clipped passage presents remarks by U S Senator Huey Long and E Watson on fears of armament war and debt. It notes secretary photographs for congressional applicants and mentions clerk South Trimble describing the filing of photographs for job seekers in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
E. Watson
Rep
Ind
South Trimble
House of Representa
Retirement Plans Favored After Cost Benefit Study
The monograph argues that retirement plans for old age pensions and municipal employees should come only after scientific evaluation of true costs and potential advantages. It emphasizes setting aside definite sums as the basis for such plans and suggests investigation precedes adoption.
Taylor Denies Job Sold to Liquidator
Walter E. Taylor former state bank commissioner issued a statement denying charges that a liquidator appointment for the Arkansas Trust Company of Newport was sold. He said John L. McLain was chosen at request of former Governor Parnell after Newport residents endorsed him and explained bond issues and bank examinations surrounding the 1930 Newport bank failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Walter E. Taylor
State Bank
Arkansas Trust Company
Newport
House
Grant
Jackson County
John L. McLain
Parnell
Taylor
Home Accident Company
A. B. Banks
Arkansas
Home Insurance Company
Securities Division
Railroad Commission
G. H. Sexton
H. A. Daugherty
Small Shrew Found in Arizona Peak Region
Berkeley dispatch reports the white cheeked shrew, about an inch and a half long, unearthed atop a San Francisco peak in Arizona. This discovery places the species 235 miles south of its prior range across the Grand Canyon. Since 1850, hundreds of collectors have hunted for shrew specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
San Francisco Peak
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Social News From Texarkana and Prescott Area
Emmet residents Mrs. J. M. Johnson and Mrs. D. A. Jordan shopped in Texarkana while Marcus Rogers and Miss Myrtle Hood of Camden visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hood. Several locals traveled to Shreveport and Prescott for visits as well as a Methodist church social hosted by Mrs. Thomas L. Garland with a piano duet by Josephine Youmans Thornton and a salad service to many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denia Martindale
Wiggins
Prescott
P. C. Stephens
Lula Stephens
Blevins
R. F. Elgin
Tyree Crossland
Denver
Colo
Little Rock
Theo Elgin
Thomas L. Garland
The
Methodist Church
Frank G. HaNonm
Church
Josephine Youmans Thornton
Lula
Frank G. Haltom
Otis Townsend
Milton Townsend
J. B. Youmans
Archie Moore
Merideth Crumby
D. S. Jordan
S. M. Pankey
C. E. Hayes
McGhee
Olmstead
A. E. Magness
Willie Beauclair
Dora Gentry
Florence Chambless
A. C. Rogers
Alyce Thornton
Dean Rogers
Texarkana
Community Notes Mention Sunday Gatherings and Visits
Hinton Mrs. Eric Hollis is home after a brief hospital stay. Sunday school and singing drew a large crowd. A play at the new schoolhouse Friday drew many. Numerous visits occurred among local families including Black, Camp, Cliff, Jones, Hamilton, Middlebrooks, and Gibson households. A Floyd Reason dance drew attendees. preaching Sunday urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Hollis
New School House
Ed Black
Oren Barr
G. W. Camp
Dali Cliff
A. J. Camp
A. B. Jones
Franklin Adams
Ethel
Glynn Black
E. E. Wheelington
Mt. Pleasant
Hempstead County School Estimate For 1933 34 Budget
The Hempstead County School Board presents an estimated need for the 1933 34 school year to be reviewed at the annual school election on March 1 1955. Secretary E E Austin notes the figure may change by local boards before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Hempstead County School
E. E. Austin
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