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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1933

Page

2

Hope City plans for power profits and road progress

The Star presents a platform for Hope City to use municipal power plant revenues to develop social resources and improve pavement, sanitation, and back-yard conditions. Hempstead County focuses on all weather roads, highway mileage reduction, and support for agricultural cooperatives. Statewide themes include highway program progress, tax reform, and streamlined government.

Hope Chamber of Commerce Hempstead Eerie

Mind's Mystery of Brain Tissues and Remembrance

An elderly Ohio farmer survived a self inflicted gunshot to the head but remained alive weeks later. The story ponders how brain damage can unlock memories of youth and provoke deep questions about identity, consciousness, and what remains of self beyond brain tissue.

Ohio Roe Sant

Absence of an Elder Statesman Shocks Historians

The article notes no living ex president since Washington and cites Coolidge as a potential 1936 candidate, arguing the presidency strains the ex leader’s powers and reflecting on the rarity of enduring elder statesmen in U.S. history.

George Washington United Today Republic Coolidge

Roosevelt backs higher income taxes to curb deficits

Roosevelt signals support for substantial income tax rate increases as the only path to curb deficits. He argues income tax is the fairest levy and warns that without higher rates opponents may push a sales tax, which would fall more heavily on the modest and middle classes.

Roosevelt Sam

Fragmentary Quotes Spur Mixed Reflections On Values

A jumble of quoted voices from scholars diplomats and business figures reflects on wealth power and ethics. The statements touch on restraint in pursuit of principals, the worth of good relations, and the tension between material gain and social responsibility.

Anchovy Potato Balls and Stuffed Baked Potatoes Recipe

Home cooks can elevate potatoes with anchovy potato balls and stuffed baked potatoes. Use hot mashed potatoes, butter, salt, pepper, mustard and egg to form balls, coat in crumbs, and fry until golden. The stuffed version fills shells with creamed fish or meat, then bakes until tops brown for serving.

Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Luncheon Dinner Plan

Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast with baked winter pears cereal cream egg toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features baked potatoes stuffed with creamed salmon browned pineapple slices lettuce sandwiches hermits milk tea. Dinner includes baked halibut mold with white sauce and anchovy potato balls.

Brazil to Expand Air Corps with 128 Officers in 1933

Rio de Janeiro reports two new aviation regiments planned for the Brazilian army in 1933 under General Pedro de Goes Monteiro. The recommendation follows his assessment after the civil war that the air corps needed a larger personnel.

Rio DE Janeiro Pedro de Goes Monteiro Air Corps

Blaine and Sutton Tie The Knot In Parent Home Ceremony

At the residence of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs J R P Sutton on January 12 William A Blaine married Miss Lillig Ann Sutton with W M Wallis Esq officiating. J R Duckett or Blaine visited the city yesterday and called at this office.

J. R. P. Sutton Wm. A. Blaine Lillig Ann Sutton W. M. Wallis J. R. Duckett Blaine

City adopts curb and gutter district on North Hervey Street

The city council approves an ordinance creating Curb and Gutter District No 1 on North Hervey Street to pave five blocks north from Division Street. Dick Brundidge of a Little Rock sporting goods house was in Hope on business today. Henry Bowden is home from Little Rock for a few days. Ruffin Boyett Jr. is spending a few days at Carden on business.

Hervey Street Division Street Dick Brundidge Little Rock

Paul Bunyan folk comedy by Richard L. Stokes

A folk comedy in three acts traces Paul Bunyan from legendary giant to mortal for a decade and back. He shapes mountains and the Grand Canyon, then becomes a shy banker's man before returning to colossal size as lumberjacks roam again. Free‑wheeling and zestful though not flawless, the verse entertains. Putnam published. price $2.

Paul Bunyan Richard L. Stokes Rocky Mountains Grand Canyon Bunyan Stokes Bunyan Saga Putnam

When Lights Are Low Leads Sheila to Broadway

Sheila Shayne a dancer and daughter of vaudevillians travels New York seeking work. She substitutes for Daisy Gleason and meets Jim Blaine a talented young actor who befriends her during rehearsals. Mandrake offers a part in a new play, but Sheila faces doubts about lines and the harsh Broadway grind while building a budding connection with Blaine.

Sheila Shayne New York Sheila Daisy Gleason Joe Paris Thevor Lane Dick Stanley Dick Uiece Lane Gordon Mandrake Mandrake Agalio Ee Sea Ghe New Haven Boston Paris London Sheila Shayna Jim Blaine Jim Shayne Bozo Tomor Heila Bill Brady Bill

Sheila Shayne Shines In Atlantic City Debut

Rehearsals for a new stage production stretch to seven weeks then open in Atlantic City with Sheila Shayne praised as a comical and polished newcomer. Jim Blaine drives or travels with the company as critics note her urbane Sally while Marion Randolph is deemed adequate in the cast. The couple plans breakfast after Jim reads the morning reviews.

Sheila Mike Mandrake Atlantic City Jim Blaine Jim Sheila Shayne Sally Marion Randolph

Humble Page Job Leads to Honors

Three former congress pages rise to top posts in three branches of government. William Tyler Page remains cler k in the House, Charles E. Cropley becomes Supreme Court clerk, and Col Edwin A. Halsey is slated to become Senate secretary on March 4. The quiet ascent from page to power draws hopeful youths and their mothers.

Herbert Plumber Associated Press Washington Capitol House of Representatives William Tyler Page Page House Supreme Court Charles E. Cropley Cropley Senate Col Edwin A. Halsey Halsey Daniel Virginia

Indiana Boy, 20, Is Big Time Farmer

Nappanee Indiana youth Harold Umbaugh at 20 runs a 261 acre farm with his grandfather and sister over three years while attending school. He earned the Future Farmers of America fourth degree at the national congress in Kansas City as the organization honors top agricultural youths.

Harold Umbaugh Here Future Farmers of America Harold Indiana National Congress of the Association Kansas City

Political Announcements for Hope Primary Ballot 1933

The Star lists Democratic candidates for City of Hope office with January 24 primary action. R A Ruff Boyett S Lowthorp for Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper Claude M Agee for Alderman Chas E Taylor Ward Four W A Lewis Ward Three. Harold runs a diversified family farm and plans dairy herd expansion after his father's death.

The Star City of Hope

Mummies Get Steam Heating In Turin Museum

Mussolini orders a steam heating plant to protect Turin's Egyptian mummies from winter cold. Museum frequenters say the mummies grow brittle and chip as temperatures drop, marking the first heating effort in the museum's long history.

Turin Italy Mussolini

Commissioner Sale Notice In Hope Hempstead County

In Hemstead County Arkansas the chancery court orders a public sale in case No 2620 Walter E Tay State Bank vs Luther Smith et al on February 6 1933 at front of Arkansas Bank Trust Co Building Hope Arkansas. The sale covers the SW quarter section 1 township 1 south range 25 west with a three month credit bond required at 10 percent interest and a lien on the property until paid. Dale Jones commissioner signs January 16 1933.

Chancery Court Hemstead County Walter E. Tay Arkansas Bz & Trust Company City of Hope Arkansas Hempstead Ark Dale Jones Cha

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