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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
1
Congress considers a domestic allotment plan that would pay a per crop bounty to farmers who reduce acreage. The program targets cotton and wheat with bonuses based on the gap between market and prewar prices, financed by a tax on city consumers and tied to home consumption shares.
Joe T. Bruce of route 5 Hope calls a meeting of former service members who have served abroad to form a local Veterans of Foreign Wars post. The gathering is set for 7:30 at City Hall on Saturday January 14.
In this Excerpt from Famous Flights for Freedom the article recounts William II of Hohenzollern fleeing Germany in 1918 after the empire collapsed. It describes his journey from Spa to Maastricht area and the Dutch frontier station at Eysden, marking the Kaiser as the greatest of exiles.
Arnold Comer, 21, released to reform school for lethal past crimes, killed Millard Stanley, 27, his State Hospital roommate in Baxter county. Comer felled Stanley with a heavy weight and then attacked a hospital guard as authorities announced the incident Thursday noon.
Gov. Edwin C. Johnson told Glenn Smeeman known as Harry Stanley that he cannot grant a request to return to Cleveland for 60 or 90 days pending a pardon appeal. Warden Roy Best will return Smeeman to Canon City Penitentiary. Smeeman and partner George Branson plan a pardon appeal within 30 days.
Palestine gains a modern transport link as a weekly plane service connects Ramleh in Palestine with Bagdad, leaving Mondays and returning Wednesdays. Haifa boats to Europe operate alongside the air route opening.
Mrs Bell Parker Lloyd 82 widow of Thomas A. Lloyd died at her South Main home at 2 30 am Thursday from heart disease. Born in Barber county Alabama she moved to Arkansas in 1860, then to Hope 45 years ago. Funeral Friday 10 am at First Presbyterian Church Hope with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Washington Berry two grandchildren Miss Virginia Berry and Lloyd Berry and three nieces plus other relatives.
Newton D. Baker, a longtime Democratic leader and Wilson wartime cabinet member, is high on lists of Roosevelt cabinet possibilities. He is considered a potential attorney general, secretary of the treasury, or secretary of war, respected for international cooperation and removal of trade barriers.
Barcelona officials outline an international airport to serve Graf Zeppelin flights between Europe and South America. The facility includes a dirigible mast and a mooring area for seaplanes in the plan.
The Arkansas legislature directed inquiries into public utility rates and the St. Francis Levee District. A senate concurrent resolution proposed a joint committee to audit rates for fairness to utilities and consumers, while a house resolution ordered an audit of the levee district before its RF C loan authorization.
Chinese and Japanese leaders reportedly met under British presence at Shankaiwan to discuss peace terms. Meanwhile in Jehol province indications point to continued Japanese troop movements as Lingyuan 100 miles from Shanhaikwan, and a move from Mukden to Chinchow in southern Manchuria are reported.
Paris reports Joseph Paul Boncour aims to restructure the army for stronger border defense without enlarging manpower or cost. He backs a clearly defensive force, with a covering army and short-term units equipped with automatic weapons to deter any invasion, regardless of Geneva disarmament talks.
A robber fled with 35000 dollars during a hold up of Commercial Savings and Loan Co in Berea a Cleveland suburb after a gun fight in which his accomplice was shot and captured.
C A Stephenson reports a thief stole the two front tires from his Hoover wagon used for city trash collection. The thief left behind an auto jack, propped under the front axle, and sped off in the yard overnight.
Governor Pinchot stormed the Pennsylvania Senate demanding justice after Senator Reed attacked his wife, Corne lia Bryce Pinchot, calling the remarks false and insulting. Reed apologized, stating the remarks were his alone and made without party consultation.
Senator McElhannon pushes four proposed bills aimed at consolidating state operations. The report notes swift senate activity in Little Rock with committee assignments and leadership roles shaping revenue and taxation panels as part of ongoing legislative work.
The Christmas Eve bride of Christy Mathewson Jr. was killed when the China National Aviation Corp airplane she and her husband were in crashed into the Whangpoo river. Mathewson Jr. was seriously injured with multiple fractures but survived. the bride died at Shanghai Country hospital.
A top Baltimore department store expands by dedicating a sporting goods section to airplanes. Experienced pilots are on hand for demonstrations and a free solo flying course is offered as part of the new policy.
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