Hope platform outlines city and county improvements
The Star's Platform calls applying power plant revenues to boost Hope's industry and social resources. It envisions more city paving in 1933, better sanitary conditions, and a county highway program to add all weather roads yearly, reducing dirt roads. It urges support for scientific agricultural programs in Hempstead county and farmer cooperation, plus state highway progress and reform through a budget system.
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Hope
Hempstead
Futrell Seeks Free Hand to Trim Arkansas Budget
The piece argues Governor Futrell must be granted a free hand to cut state activities and expenses by at least fifty percent. It urges citizens to support his plan to place Arkansas on a cash basis and suspend nonessential programs until finances improve.
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Ivernor Futrell
Arkansas
Futrell
Xee
The Great Wall Crumbles in Modern Warfare
The passage argues the Great Wall no longer blocks modern invaders as China faces a new attack from Manchuria. It notes centuries of security behind the wall and laments modernization eroding this historic barrier against air power and artillery.
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China
Great Wall
Manchuria
Judge Dismisses Hoovers Slur Book Suit
Judge Peter Schmuck of the New York supreme court summarily dismisses the case over The Strange Case of Mr. Hoover Under Two Flags. He denounces the book as unfair and untruthful and criticizes the authors for slander while noting public criticism of President Hoover.
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Peter Schmuck
New York Supreme Court
Mr. Hoover
Denman Rumored for Western District Judge Seat
In Little Rock sources name Prescott attorney William F. Denman as a possible successor to the late Judge Frank A. Youmans. Denman, once long-time partner of Senator Huey P. Long, is discussed alongside others as a potential appointee after March 4 as the Senate signals it will not confirm more Republican picks.
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Little Rock
Heartsill Ragan
Clarksville
William F. Denman
Prescott
Huey FP. Long
Louisiana
Frank A. Youmans
Western District
Arkansas
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Senate
Roosevelt
Will Steel
Dexter Bush
Texarkana
Abe Collins
de Queen
C. M. Wofford
van Buren
Vincent M. Miles
Fort Smith
Washington
Ragan
Denman
Senator Long
Shreveport
Tom J. Terral
A Lot of Forging Trinidad
A local report from Trinidad notes a case where forging was extensive but the wits and effort were insufficient to pass a bogus check. Authorities describe a determined effort to counterfeit while stressing the failure to clear the fraud.
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Trinidad
Bread Rates Highest in Cheap Energy Food
Washington report notes bread as the cheapest staple while the Bureau of Home Economics guides households on budgeting for low cost meals. The article highlights cost comparisons and advice for economical shopping.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Local visitors and guests brighten small town week
Mr and Mrs Henry Turner from Texarkana spent Thursday night with the Berry family. DeWitt Stephens of Blevins visited Thursday. Crit Stuart came from Columbus Monday. Miss Nannie Jett of Fulton visited Mrs J T West Saturday. Miss Josephine Davidson will return tomorrow from Little Rock. Mrs Caswell McRae hosted guests Mrs Jim Wilson of Little Rock Mrs Miller Johnson of Ashdown and Miss Mary Louise Walker of Little Rock. Mrs Emma L Holmes of Chicago is visiting Mr and Mrs K G McRae.
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Henry Turner
Texarkana
Steve Berry
DeWitt Stephens
Blevins
City
Crit Stuart
Columbus
Nannie Jett
Fulton
J. T. West
Josephine Davidson
Little Rock
Caswell McRae
Jim Wilson
Miller Johnson
Ashdown
Mary Louise Walker
Emma L. Holmes
Chicago
K. G. McRae
Essentials in Diet: MilkBoosts Bread as Top Supplement
Milk is rated the best supplement for bread, supplying values bread lacks more than any single food. Milk toast and French toast are suggested as two good combinations, with other pairings including ground beef on toast, cheese sandwich with tomato sauce, stew with croutons, and bread crumbs used as thickeners in baked dishes.
Mrs Judd Admits Handling Corpses in Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd admitted to Halloran's attorneys that she placed Hedvig Samuelson's body in a small trunk and other luggage at her home two days after Samuelson and Agnes Anne LeRoi were slain. The disclosure occurred as lawyers questioned her to challenge her earlier statements implicating a lumberman as an accessory.
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Phoenix
Ant
Winnie Ruth Judd
John J. Halloran
Hedvig Samuelson
Miss Samuelson
Agnes Anne LeRoi
Halloran
Frank C. Smith
Mrs Judd in Court Over Miss Samuelson Slay Details
The judge presses Mrs Judd on a Los Angeles article about Miss Samuelson's murder bodies parts. She admits lifting a portion of the body but denies lifting the entire remains and confirms other portions were moved. She remains under sentence to be hanged February 17 in Florence.
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Sammy
Florence
LeRoi
Connie Mack's Son Makes Mark As Duke Basketball Hope
Durham N C Connie Mack's son Cornelius McGillicuddy Jr son of Athletics manager shows promise as a standout basketball player at Duke University and is among the tall leaders in the Southern conference He stands 6 feet five inches tall a rival is Bill Myatt of North Carolina State at 7 feet seven inches in his socks
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Durham
N. C
Cornelius McGillicuddy, Jr
Philadelphia Athletics
Duke University
Mack
Bill Myatt
North Carolina State
Ritchie Favored as Cabinet Pick in Roosevelt Administration
The Associated Press notes Albert Cabell Ritchie, Maryland governor for 15 years, as a leading prospective Roosevelt cabinet candidate. Supporters praise his forthright stance on politics and stated opposition to federal bureaucracy, viewing a cabinet appointment as a good choice.
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Associated Press
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Political Announcements For City of Hope Primary
The Star lists candidates subject to the Democratic primary on January 24 1933 in Hope. R A Ruff Boyett C S Lowthorp for Treasurer Dwight Ridgdill Raymond F Jones J W Harper Claude Magee Ward Four Chas E Taylor Ward Three W A Lewis The piece notes presses on cabinet posts and describes Ritchie as a potential ambassador to Britain and a respected Virginia figure with a national admin reputation.
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Star
City of Hope
Department of Commerce
Interior
Free State
Ritchie
Court of St. James
Virginia
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Star Building
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Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Huey P. Long
Sheffield
Guaracara
Pointea-Pierre
Oil Company
Dean
Mrs. Judd
Connie Mack
Aes
Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
Liccerr & Myers Tosacca Co
Chesterfield
R. A
Ruff) Boyett
C. S. Lowthorp
Dwight Ridgdill
Raymond F. Jones
J. W. Harper
Claude Magee
Ward
Chas. E. Taylor
W. A. Lewis
Kentucky
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