Hope City Highway and Public Works Initiative
The Star highlights municipal power plant revenues used to develop Hope City’s pavement and social resources in 1933. It notes improved sanitary conditions, Chamber of Commerce involvement, Hempstead county’s all weather road plan, and cooperative effort to fund farmer and business needs. The piece urges tax reform and efficient government through expenditure systems.
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Hempstead County
Galsworthy Remembered as Era Marker in English Life
A tribute to John Galsworthy noting his role as historian of a British upper class that shaped empire and social codes. The obituary reflects on how World War I and global shifts eroded that world, leaving a bewildered class and a lasting literary legacy.
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England
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Readjustment of inter-government debts seen as economic boon
An Industrial News summary reports economists’ committee arguing that reasonable readjustment of inter-government debts offers greater national benefits than full payment. It notes a $280 million installment due this fiscal year, about $2.24 per capita, and links debt relief to revived European prosperity and improved U.S. trade and overall recovery.
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America
Industrial News
Arkansas House ends push to probe university foreign influence
The Arkansas House rejects a bid to investigate faculty ties to foreign ideas amid claims of atheism and subversive influence. Butler opposes the resolution, calling it an insult to the intelligence of the people, while supporters say the move reflects wary public sentiment. Legislation appears unlikely to advance.
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Res
University of Arkansas
Butler
Lincoln Platform Echoes Stir U S Senator Huey Quote
A fragmented quotation references the notion of running on Lincoln's platform while a U S Senator Huey Long remark colors the era with calls for modern machinery and progress. The text remains a brief political snippet reflecting campaign rhetoric.
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Sunday Socials Across Oak Grove and Nearby
Oak Grove residents share weekend visits with relatives and neighbors. Luie Flantz and family joined Clarence Sparks clan on Sunday afternoon. Several gatherings involve the Allen and Ross families with friends in Ebenezer, Melrose, and Prescott.
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Clarence Sparks
R. D. Allen
J. G. Allen
Edward Allen
John Allen
Ebenezer
Hattie Jackson
Aileen Wilson
Ludie Allen
Sheila and Jerry Wyman drama ends in Spencer encounter
Sheila Shayne a dancer seeks a quiet life away from Broadway but falls for Jerry Wyman a factory worker with rich connections. After discovering Jerry's engagement to another, she confronts heartbreak while friends debate class, luck, and fate as a Midwest tour unfolds.
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New York
Sheila
Broadway
Jerry Wyman
Jerry
Jim
Jappy
Dick Storey
Tommy Sloan
Tillie
Tommy's
Frances Barton
Frances
Marcia
Spencer
Jean Morgan
Notable Town Visitors and Business Purchase
Frank Bobo was in town Saturday. J.S. Wilson & Co. have purchased the livery business of Gillis & Co. Dr. Wood, physician at Spring Hill was in the city Thursday.
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Spring Hill
Miss Winnie Fricks Becomes Stenographer for Attorney McFaddin
Saratoga resident Miss Winnie Fricks accepts a stenographer role with Attorney Edward McFaddin. The article also notes upcoming social events for Miss Emma Johnson, including two showers next week hosted by Mrs. David Wilson and Mrs. Irene Jackson of Columbus.
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Saratoga
Edward McFaddin
Beiven
Emma Johnson
David Wilson
Irene Jackson
Columbus
Community Visits and Home Guests Ledger in Hope
In Hope last week, Jets Around Shover notes Nellie Leach visiting with friends. Many family and friends traveled between Hope, Centerville road, and nearby homes for social calls and quilting sessions. Reoccurring visits include Sanford, Rogers, Arnold, Aslin, and Jordan households with Saturday and Sunday gatherings.
Sunday Visitors and Sick Lists Mentioned in Local Notes
Marold n day Mr. Troy Aslin and family visited the Tom Beard home in Hope. Mr and Mrs Kelly Gary of Henry's own visited in the ly Reece home. Raymond Johnson and Howard Reece spent Sunday with Wilburn Caudle. Clint Martin was on the sick list last week. Euladene Caudle was sick and out of school Monday and Tuesday. Sunday night at the home of Mrs Nellie Leach.
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Hope
Sparks
Emma Eblin
Whitmore
Centerville Road
Harold Sanford
A. A. Rogers
Shower Springs
Edger Mitchell
Kermit Mitchell
Doyle Arnold
Willa
Almadene
Lonnie Rogers
Milton Rogers
Almadene Arnold
Harmony School
Troy Aslin
Melvin Jordan
H. B
Willis Cobb
Silas Sanford
Jett Rogers
Lula Laseter
Forest
H. B. Sanford
Euladene Caudle
Mavis
Glorian Aslin
J. W. England
Will Rogers
Ralph Rogers
Ree O. Gray
Chisum
Clarence Ellis
Leo Farmer
Henry Bearden
H. B. Sanfords
Bearden
Glendon
George Barber
Centerville
George Jordan
Max McMillan
Bernice Jordan
Baby
Mont Sheppard
Fatmos
Della Sanford
Marold
Tom Beard
Kelly Gary
Henry
Ly Reece
Raymond Johnson
Howard Reece
Wilburn Caudle
Clint Martin
Bettie Jo Bodcan Improves After Illness
Bettie Jo Bodcan the small daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Carlton has shown improvement after a serious month long illness. Local social notes mention visits by the Bailey and Fuller families and other relatives as they shared Sunday gatherings and support.
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Bettie Jo
Joe Carlton
D. B. Bailey
Nellie Jean
Delma Bailey
Hope
Howard Wright
Near Sutton
Gilber Fuller
Luther Matterson
Erness Gresham
O. L. Mitchell
Lula
Leon Garrett
Laneburg
G. E. Fuller
E. B. Collier
Near Hope
Fuller Family Visitation Amid Hospital Recovery
Mone who has been seriously ill at the Juna Chestar hospital for the past new days shows some improvement. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fuller spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fuller.
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Mone
Juna Chestar Hospital
A. J. Fuller
C. A. Fuller
Miss Zumwalt Improves After Major Operation
Wallaceburg reports Miss Helen Zumwalt is improving rapidly after a serious operation. Floyd Brooks and Robert Taylor visit Hope on business. Miss Hazel Morgan hosts a Thursday dance enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brooks present a Wednesday musical to appreciative attendees. Miss Dorothy Cullins faces a knee operation in Little Rock for an infected bone.
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Helen Zumwalt
Floyd Brooks
Robert Taylor
Hope Mony
Hazel Morgan
Dorothy Cullins
Little Rock
Hunters Are Hunters Not Gunmen in Los Angeles
Captain J A McCaleb of the Highland Park division spotted two men with bulges talking of crime and prepared for gunmen. A police call brought reinforcements and the pair were surrounded. They proved to be deputy sheriffs on the side of law and order.
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Los Angeles
J. A. McCaleb
Highland Fork Division of Police
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