Mrs Henry and POCICTU 4 Telephone 321
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1933
Page
3
Winter's Day in June Poem and Local Social Notes
Poem excerpt contrasts winter and June sunshine. Local society notes report guests visiting from Hot Springs Shreveport Little Rock and Crossett with plans and travels in Dallas Oklahoma City and Antonio. The Choral club practice and senior high PTA tea are announced along with hospital updates and local visits.
Police Close in on Sulphuric Acid Attacker in Little Rock
James Edward Lewis, 38, held in North Little Rock jail as a suspect in the January 16 acid attack on 24 year old Gladys Strickland of 411 West Thirteenth Street. Police said by official statement as the pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
James Edward Lewis
Little Rock City
Gladys Strickland
West Thirteenth Street
Lewis
Carl E. Bailey
Prosecution Ties Woman to Strickland Attack and Whisky Ring
Prosecutor cites a living partner in a confession naming Mrs. Essie Gilmore of Conway Pike as Miss Strickland’s assailant. Estelle Watterson and Ben Watterson of El Dorado jailed. Lewis claims Gilmore, him, and Wattersons ran a whisky still for three years. He says Strickland was used for calls at Gilmore’s home and that Gilmore accused him after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Bailey
Watterson
Lewis
Wife reveals affair and Havana beauty shop plan
The testimony details Marjorie Stillman and Astrid meeting, a planned Havana shop, and fear of disclosure. Marjorie’s mother recounts Rochefort pressuring her daughter for money and urging aid to secure Stillman’s wealth, with a $500 demand witnessed in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrid
Mr. Stillman
Havana
Marjorie
Emily Baker
North Weymouth
Sue Rochefort
Rochefort
The Filibuster and the House of Morgan
The narrative describes a senator's long filibuster against branch banking and swollen fortunes. It cites Huey Long and references to The House of Morgan as the banking kingfish, with quotes from Democratic Leader Joe Robinson about Huey and audience laughter from the galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Joe Robinson
Huey
House of Morgan
Lawrence Dennis
Arkansas
Senate
Net incomes of households earning at least fifty thousand
The passage notes that each household declared an annual net income of not less than $50,000. After income tax deductions, they averaged about $127,000 remaining to spend on groceries, meats, and other necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudgery
Epicurus
Embezzler Felix Rowlett Dies by Poison in Louisville
Felix Rowlett, 57, facing embezzlement charges for about $50,000 from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, killed himself in Louisville, Kentucky, just hours before a scheduled trial in Memphis Tenn. He had been a former employee of the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Felix Rowlett
Louisville
Rowlett
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
1932 Cotton Ginnings Reach 12.4 Million Bales
Census Bureau reports 12,418,000 bales ginned by January 16 for the 1932 crop, down from 15,996,000 bales a year earlier. Arkansas shows 1,253,549 bales ginned to January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Washington
Census Bureau
Legion Head Flags Tax Talk Highlights Veterans Benefit Debates
J H Graves of Judsonia, Arkansas, warns at a joint Legion conference that opponents of veterans benefits misrepresent facts to cut taxes. He cites Coolidge and urges fair treatment, noting 42,000 taxpayers paid most taxes while many veterans benefited from programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Ark
J. H. Graves
Judsonia
American Legion
Legion
Arkansas
Texas
Graves
Calvin Coolidge
Omaha
America
France
Subtle 1933 makeup trend rises in artistry
The era sees makeup becoming more refined as artists perfect painting and powdering techniques. The new style emphasizes refined self presentation with increasing sophistication in cosmetics and grooming.
Public cosmetics advice urges natural look for 1933
A piece advises women to avoid heavy makeup in public and favor indelible lipsticks and cream rouge for long lasting color. It recommends light eye makeup, subtle shadow, and delicate mascara, describing a trend back toward natural beauty while acknowledging modern convenience and personal touch.
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