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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
3
Poems and society briefs recount evening reflections and upcoming meet dates. The Choral Club, Bay View Reading Club, Pat Cleburn Chapter U D C, and Woman's Missionary Union schedule meetings at listed homes and churches. Members discuss history topics, devotional themes, and year plans.
Mrs. Harry Shiver chairs the social committee as a tempting lunch was served. Rex Sutton celebrated his sixth birthday at his South Pine street home with friends Margaret Hicks Bobbie Thomas and Maxine Hinton. A birthday cake with six candles was the centerpiece. Mrs. Franklin Horton returned from Oklahoma City. Mrs. W. P. Roberts and son Billy visited Hugo after Time with Mrs. D. T. Chamberlain at Hope. Mr. C. C. Lewis visited Camden, his former home. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Morgan announce the birth of a baby girl born Saturday January 28.
Nashville resident Josephine H G Crowell returns home after an operation. McCaskill resident Mrs Earl Culpepper has recovered at home post surgery. Blevins man Wilson Gorham is recuperating following an operation.
Personal mention notes M. E. Pickett traveling freight agent for Missouri Pacific with offices at Little Rock visited Hope on Tuesday. Joe King representative of Western Newspaper Union, a newspaper supply house, also called at The Star office on Tuesday.
The article explains how a debtor may file to declare insolvency and seek reorganization under ICC supervision, with a reorganization plan then presented to the court. It also reports on a shipment of 510 orange trees from Ventura County to the Cook Islands for an experimental orchard in the South Seas.
Budapest reports a 9.7 percent drop in Hungary cost of living for 1932 with food prices down 17 percent. The data highlights a steep decline in the overall consumer price index and a sharper fall in food costs.
Laurel and Hardy deliver six reels of humor at the Saenger in Pack Up Your Troubles. The duo’s lazy doughboy characters elicit strong laughs as they dodge trenches, seek a loan, and outwit the police, ending with a climactic finish.
Max J. Pruniski, 49, Rialto theater manager in North Little Rock, was critically wounded Monday night when a young white man attempted to rob him of 140 dollars at the Rialto box office. He was conveyed to a local drug store to place receipts in a safe when the shooting occurred.
In Nashville Tennessee the Luke Lea mystery remains unsolved as Luke Lea Sr and Luke Lea Jr resist extradition to North Carolina. Attorneys say the pair will stay in Tennessee until a requisition hearing, with custody unclear and Sheriff Peavyhouse denying arrest or possession of papers.
The silver haired John W. Davis a well known New York lawyer sits among political prophets’ favorites for the next cabinet Despite past offices including House member solicitor general and ambassador to Britain he has never sought political honors He is noted for public service and long rated as an outstanding American lawyer He was born in Clarksburg West Virginia on April 15 1873 and educated at Washington and Lee University
A humorous dialogue about a park encounter and a balloon tire gag. Mrs Brown notes a young man longing to kiss her daughter but the moment fails. The strip features Mrs Green reacting with wit and a cartoon caption echoes The Wheel.
In Foggia Italy the famous drunken house built in 1850 by 11 youths using wine to mix cement will be removed as part of a city beautification plan. Don Francesco Saverio Figliolia opposed the project and witnesses say guards blocked wells to hinder plaster.
The Home Loan Bank system concentrates in mutual thrift institutions across the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and building and loan associations. It aims to create reserves to empower mutuals with capital, foster community ownership, and help young people own homes from savings, based on a decade of study by a Washington board member.
Byron Price surveys the final days of the 72nd Congress and the looming start of Roosevelt’s next session. He notes unprecedented Democratic majorities and a diverse influx of newcomers, with budget balancing, reorganization, farm relief, prohibition, and taxes looming as early priorities.
While playing golf John D. Rockefeller accidentally hit a boy with a ball. He rushed to check on the child, then handed him a five dollar bill as consolation. The boy, unfazed, asked when Rockefeller would resume play, smiling at the unexpected gesture.
Grand jury charges former Illinois Life Insurance Company officials James W. Stevens and his sons Ernest J. and Raymond W. Stevens with conspiracy and embezzlement. The court may return open indictments tomorrow. Ernest J. Stevens has been arrested on a conspiracy to defraud warrant. Intercompany loans between Stevens hotels and the insurer are cited among the evidence.
A bus stops as 14 noisy children pile aboard behind a redfaced, perspiring woman who declares all the children are hers and jokes it is no picnic. The driver asks if the group is hers or a picnic.
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