Platform for Hope city and Hempstead county roads
The Star's Platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to social and civic improvements in Hope. It urges more city pavement in 1933, better alleys and yards, support for the Chamber of Commerce, and a county highway program to build all weather roads annually. It backs scientific agricultural programs and cooperation, and endorses state highway progress, tax reform, and budget efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
We’re All Paying for the Low Mood in 1932
A observer argues that wage cuts hit workers hard while capital income stayed near record levels in 1932. AFL figures show wages at 28.23 billion versus 50+ billion in earlier years. Security prices fall, but dividends and interest broadly stay strong, highlighting inequality in the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commerce
United States
American Federation of Labor
Speedy Justice in Kaleva Bank Robbery
Four bandits robbed a Kaleva Michigan bank killed the cashier and fled. Within five days three of the four were behind bars starting life terms the fourth wounded in hospital faces a life sentence after recovery. The swift cases reflect Michigan police and legal processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaleva. Mich
Michigan
Pets and Pork Chops at a New York Camp
A farmer's gift of two pigs to unemployed men near New York City led to a clash between hunger and sentiment as the animals became beloved pets. The men refuse to butcher the hogs despite their size and the need for food, illustrating the human impulse to form attachments even in dire circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
They Say Quotes About Floyd Family and Politics
A 75 year old Charles Floyd Sr is cited as the grandfather of the outlaw Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, with a remark denying robbery charges due to lack of insurance. A separate quote references Gov Pinchot and a political conference with the President-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Charles Floyd, Sr
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Southwest
Newark
Gifford Pinchot
Penntases
Washington residents visit amid travel and family ties
Washington Willie Harris plans to wind up his business and move to Lebanon Tennessee to study law. Greg Carrigan and Ollie Robins from Ozan were in Washington on Saturday. E. R. Timberlake and W. H. Weir visited Hope on business. Elbert Osteen and wife of Oakland visited his mother Friday night. Mrs. Crit Stewart shopped in Hope. Wallace Rowe and Gip Martin hauled turkeys to Texarkana on Saturday. W. R. Pruitt is in Oklahoma this week. James Pilkinton of Arkadelphia spent the weekend with his parents. June Wadkins has returned home. Bryson and James Pilkinton were in Hope Saturday. Oscar Gold of Hot Springs visited his mother. J. F. Duger visited Hope on Wednesday. F. E. Trimble of Hope visited his old home and went bird hunting. Jim Bearden moved his family to the Gold home. Mrs. Brooken returned to Arkadelphia Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. O. A. McKnight and Mrs. Hart Cox of Bright Star shopped in Washington Friday. Paul Rowe and wife visited Arkadelphia Sunday. R. L. Levens attended to business in Hope Wednesday. J. L. Leonard preached at the Methodist church in Columbus Sunday. Miss Ella Monroe was in Hope on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Harris
Lebanon
Tenn
Greg Carrigan
Ollie Robins
Ozan
Washington
E. R. Timberlake
W. H. Weir
Hope
Elbert Osteen
Oakland
Crit Stewart
Wallace Rowe
Gip Martin
Texarkana
W. R. Pruitt
Oklahoma
James Pilkinton
Arkadelphia
June Wadkins
FE. Bryson
Oscar Gold
Hot Springs
J. F. Duger
F. E. Trimble
Jim Bearden
Gold
Brooken
Mattie Martin
O. A. McKnight
Hart Cox
Bright Star
Paul Rowe
R. L. Levens
J. L. Leonard
Columbus
Ella Monroe
Jets Around Shower
Mr and Mrs Milton Rogers spent Saturday night at Thad Vines. Little Howard Vines spent Sunday night with his sister Mrs Milton Rogers. Mrs Thad Vines and Mrs J R Gray called on Mrs Harold Sanford Saturday afternoon. The little Sanford children are having flu. Ophie Spears spent Saturday night with his friends Jessie Jordan. Curtis and Donnie Del Karber and sister Louise of Centerville were Sunday visitors at Mr Jordans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Rogers
Thad Vines
Little Howard Vines
J. R. Gray
Harold Sanford
Little Sanford
Ophie Spears
Jessie Jordan
Curtis
Donnie del Karber
Louise
Centerville
Local Family and Community Guests Share Weekend News
Glorian and Mavis Aslin spent Sunday with Euladene Caudle. Camp of Hinton and Mrs. Victoria Bailey of Gordon joined Harold Sanford’s family for Friday dinner. Various locals hosted and visited including Andrew Camp, Arthur Rogers, and neighbors in the Shover and Harmony areas amid flu illness among Harmony students. Will Rogers is ill at his son Ralph’s home. Mrs. H. B. Sanford’s birthday gathering brought relatives and friends to celebrate with food and presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorian
Mavis Aslin
Euladene Caudle
Camp
Hinton
Victoria Bailey
Gordon
Harold Sanfords
Andrew Camp
H. B. Sanford
Arthur Rogers
Shover
Mr. Rogers
Doyle
Clarence Ellis
Guernsey
Leo Farmer
R. V. Stephenson
William
Troy Aslin
Harmony School
Will Rogers
Ralph
Harold Sanford
Willie A. Cobb
Winston
Silas San
Outrage At Depot Ends With City Marshal Shot
City marshal J. T. Hamilton was shot and killed by a negro porter at the depot in a shocking crime reported Wednesday. Pink Jones returned Friday from a visit to Paris Texas. W. F. Jordan has completed a residence in Brookwood. TEN YEARS AGO Carter Haynes is at home from Smackover for a few days. Mrs Adolphus Wendling returned to Shreve. A. V. Ware returned from Camden ford with daughter Carteen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanford and children are mentioned. Raymond Jones stood in for Fred Petree on Route 2 due to Petree's flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hamilton
Pink Jones
Paris
Texas
W. F. Jordan
Brookwood
Carter Haynes
Smackover
Adolphus Wendling
Shreve
A. V. Ware
Camden
Not So Sure Lawyer Dialogue Echoes Doubt at Trial
Dialogues from a scene in The Wheel show a lawyer questioning a witness who doubts whether the prisoner is the car thief. The exchange ends with uncertainty about the witness's memory of owning a car.
Sheila Shayne Finds Road Work After New York Dinner
Sheila Shayne, an aspiring dancer, secures another road show job after an Atlantic City setback. In Greenwich Village she meets a tall, attractive stranger who hints at marriage and admires her stage work, while DickStanley tries to persuade her to stay in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Arere
Sheila Shayne
Daisy Gleason
JOH Paris
Sbkeila
Dick Stanley
Trevor Lane
Sheila
Lane
Shella
Hhe
Gordon Mandrake
Daisy
Shelia
Mandrake
Jim Blaine
Atlantic City
Marion Handolph
John
Singer
Eagely
New York
Shayne
Aving
Marion
Tre
Country life rivalry ends in planned marriage drift
A Dinner conversation centers on Dick urging Sheila to marry and abandon her stage career. Sheila resists, revealing a ten dollar bill and a desire for country life with a country-bred husband. Dick promises to write, but Sheila remains set on her chosen path as the scene ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila
Horizontal and Vertical Crossword Clues for Publication
A list of cross word clues with numbers across horizontal and vertical sections. Entries include references to relatives, verbs, nouns and objects such as tissue measure area and cat. Answers cover parts of speech and common terms across themes like nature, law, theater, and daily objects.
Local families share visits and social rounds
Green Laseter and John Purtle spent Sunday with Carl and Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Cumbie and Mrs. Stuart called on Mrs. Bailey. Dorothy Robertson stayed with Wretha May in Hope. Sam England and Raymond Ross families visited Earl Ross and others Sunday. J T Cumbie and child visited John Woodul Saturday. E M Stuart’s family called on J T Butler Sunday. Hollis Mullins visited Cumbies Sunday. James Butler of Liberty Hill stayed with Russell Lewallen. X B Miller and children called on Mrs. Stuart Monday. Alberta Robertson spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Purtle
Carl Ellis
J. T. Cumbie
E. M. Stuart
Frank Bailey
Dorothy Robertson
Wretha May
Hope
Sam England
Raymond Ross
Earl Ross
John Woodul
J. T. Butler
Hollis Mullins
Miller Stuart
Obera Jones
James Butler
Liberty Hill
Russell Lewallen
X. B. Miller
Albert Robertson
Alberta
Willisville notices and sports update
Willisville Seward Silvey died at his father’s home Saturday morning and was buried at Holly Spring Cemetery on Sunday. Burton Rolling sold his store to Coty Warmack. The Willisville ball teams traveled to Mt. Holly, played four games, winning three. Lorene Martin stayed with Letty Waters. Mildred and Johnnie Simpson visited their uncle Willie Simpson and family. Mrs. Everett remains ill and unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Silvey
Holly Spring
Burton Rolling
Coty Warmack
Willisville
Mt. Holly
Lorene Martin
Letty Waters
Mildred
Johnnie Simpson
Willie Simpson
Everett
Community Social Notes From Willisville Area
Hinton Pr and Mrs Raymon Elledge of Willisville spent a few days last week with his brother George Ellidge. Gladys Hern and Sybie Taylor were Hope visitors Saturday. Lawson Cox visited Mr and Mrs Mat Russell Saturday night for the ill father. Marlin Rogers called on Tin ie and Iline Rogers Saturday afternoon. Luther Davis and family stayed with Garner kin near Mt Nebo. Garrett visited Edith and Glynn Black Thursday night. Eric Hollis and daughter Jewel Athalee visiting Henry Black. Joe Rogers visiting his mother J W Rogers and family. T R Gibson and Sid Davis trip to Texarkana Sunday. S R Hamilton trip to Hope Saturday. George Ellidge and wife called on John T Smith Friday afternoon. Sid Davis visiting at Stamps this week. Wilma Cagle visited aunt Lillie Hamilton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon Elledge
Willisville
George Ellidge
Gladys Hern
Sybie Taylor
Lawson Cox
Mat Russell
Russell
Marlin Rogers
Tinnie
Iline Rogers
Luther Davis
Garner
Mt. Nebo
Miss Garrett
Edith
Glynn Black
Eric Hollis
Jewel Athalee
Henry Black
Joe Rogers
J. W. Rogers
T. R. Gibson
Sid Davis
Texarkana
S. R. Hamilton
Hope
John T. Smith
Stamps
Political Announcements For City of Hope Mayors and Alderman
The Star lists Democratic primary slate for Hope with candidates for Mayor R A Ruff Boyett and S Lowthorp Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper Claude Magee Alderman Ward Four Chas Taylor Ward Three W A Lewis. social notes mention Lillie Gibson visiting her parents and J C Gibson visiting Mae McCoy family. Sunday school at 10 and singing Sunday night invite extended.
Local Social Notes and Obituary Update
Emmet Mrs. D A Washburn of Longview Texas visits her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Snell. Clyde Piercy couple from Ashdown stay with Jim and Mrs Hamilton. Rogers Hood and Myrtle Hood return to Camden after visiting their parents. Born to Oscar Tomp son a son John Monroe. Lula Garland Sparkman faculty member returns home. Sally Martindale dies at Cora Donnel hospital Sunday at 6 10. Out of town funeral visitors include Lion Jolly Vivian La Ruf Martindale Fulton Ark and Mrs Charles Luckedo Marshall Texas. Mary and Mildred Beauclair visit Stamps. Community singing at Baptist church Sunday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Washburn
Longview
Texas
Dave Snell
Clyde Piercy
Ashdown
Jim Hamilton
Maracus Rogers
Myrtle Hood
Camden
Oscar Tompson
John Monroe
Lula Garland
Sparkman School
Sally Martindale
Cora Donnel Hospital
Lion Jolly
Vivian
Ruf Martindale
Fulton
Ark
Charles Luckedo
Marshall
Mary
Mildred Beauclair
Im Stamps
Baptist Church
Too Fast for Him at Sneedis Store
In Knoxville a girl calling herself Madge Bristow was jailed for trickery after buying hose with a $20 bill, receiving $19.50 in change, then producing a supposed $10 bill and getting more change. The clerk, Clyde Sneed, was left short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Madge Bristow
Clyde
Italy reports 15000 millionaires amid Lire to Dollar exchange
Rome reports a semi official census showing 15 000 Italians with net worth in millions of lire. At the current exchange rate of about 20 lire per dollar a holder of 1 000 000 lire would have roughly ten thousand dollars to bring to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star At SR
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palomér
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
Southwestgeet
Hope, Arkansas
E. Palmer
Arkansas
Col
R. R. McCormick
Star
EE Biewither
Associated Press
Nevada
Hoevard
Miller
LaFayette
Longi
Lan
Comrade
Spring Brook
Henry Bruce
Rosalee Brown
Mabel Willet
E. C. Caihoon
John Allen
W. E. Jones
J. E. Rogers
Allie Malone
Bradford
Brother Rister Will
Ban Wilson
J. L. Willet
C. Rogers
W. S. Houston
J. C. Terry
Malone
Margie Malone
Gene Rogers
Elsie Pool
A. Sinclair
Rogers
Lee Ross
Prescott
John Flowers
Fairview
Ray
J. W
Calvin Brown
Jack Terry
Edd Cusick
Italia
Trevor
H.w.corley
Gene Saraa
Peta
Moist
Green
Laseter
Wilma Cagle
Lillie Hamilton
City of Hope
R. A
Ruff) Boyett Co
S. Lowthorp
Dwight Ridgdill
Raymond F. Jones
J. W. Harper
Claude Magee
Ward
Chas.’E. Taylor
W. A. Lewis
Lillie Gibson
J. C. Gibson
Mae McCoy
Midway
Emmet
Him
Millionaires Arena
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!