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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
2
The Star outlines Hope City's municipal power revenues to fuel industrial and sanitary improvements and backs commerce. Hempstead County advances an all weather road program yearly, urging farmer cooperation and practical agricultural benefits. State highway progress and tax reform with budget efficiency are encouraged.
The piece reflects on scientists predicting humanity’s distant evolution and the limits of forecasting the future. It argues people focus on immediate problems, fearing long horizons while stressing the need to live in the present and handle today’s worries and realities.
Army authorities test lighter cloth and designs to boost Tom s comfort and mobility in the Second battalion of the Queen s Royal Regiment. If successful the changes may spread army wide as designers finally consider wearer comfort alongside appearance.
A Twentieth Century Fund survey shows donations favor other research areas while economics receives little funding. Director Evens Clark notes the capitalist crisis demands action, yet philanthropy has not stepped up. The piece expresses hope for future support from Jack.
A jumble of quotes shows public figures discussing temperance, policing, and politics. Warnings about profanity and blunt opinions from Mrs. Waliam Shrimplin and Gov. Alluife Bill Murray reflect a era of civic debate and moral policing.
Miss Irma Briant visits friends in Little Rock. Clint Walker formerly of the Hope baseball team is in the city. Ten years ago Miss Beryl Henry spent today at Eagle Mills visiting her brother and wife. Mrs. Byrd of Prescott was a guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hitt. Mr. and Mrs. Flannie Wood Miss Janie Hawthorne and Cecil Weaver motored to Texarkana yesterday for a day trip.
Brazil reduced its $300 million foreign debt load by 35 million in the last year. Federal payments of 11.7 million funded London and New York obligations, with state governments and coffee loan funding contributing the rest. The issue includes state and municipal debt, which exceeds forty percent of the total.
Sheila Shayne 18, a vaudeville dancer, subbed for an injured colleague and meets Trevor Lane and Dick Stanley at a Paris In Tin Pan Alley rehearsal. She faces jealousy toward Frances Barton, a top routine dancer, as Stanley flirts and the party crowd cheers Frances’s dazzling performance.
In an upstairs parlor Sheila prepares to sing as guests arrive for a gala. Trevor Lane smooths the way by introducing Timmy’s presence and Joe Paris’ memory, while Dick promises to be close. Sheila’s nerves mix with excitement as she readies for the stage, with Ma’s old world charm fading into a glittering tonight.
A federal commission proposes honoring creditor deals aligned with debtor states’ financial and economic realities. Mayor Juarez Tavora cites state revenue often falling short of interest on defaulted debts and urges surgical refunds and settlements. The plan follows drastic exchange controls and a focus on a $20 million Rothschilds debt payoff to improve overall foreign debt capacity. Reynolds divorce saga continues as Grace Howard Reynolds seeks court relief amid impending separation from Raleigh R. Reynolds. Polar bears show gendered winter behavior with females in torpor and males venturing out.
Patrolman G H Bohmfalk, newly joined to the Los Angeles police, threw himself before a speeding car to shield several school children. He then redirected a second vehicle and pursued the reckless driver Irving W Cowles, who lost control, rolling his car three times and fatally injuring himself.
The Star announces candidates subject to the Democratic primary on January 24, 1931. May or candidates include Mayor R A Ruff Boyett and S Lowthorp. Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper Claude Magee. Alderman candidates Chas E Taylor and W A Lewis.
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