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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
2
The Star's Platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to city improvements and sanitary upgrades. It supports the Chamber of Commerce and Hempstead county highway and state highway programs. It backs scientific agricultural programs and farmers' cooperatives to boost practical benefits.
The piece lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt at the 1932 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. It emphasizes his resilience after infantile paralysis, his progressive New York record, and his ability to inspire the nation with a decisive call for a new deal, portraying him as a leader who speaks to the average man and renews hope in hard times. It frames Roosevelt as both prophet and exemplar guiding America from economic despair.
The Hope Storks beat Foreman in all three games at Fair Park on Sunday and Monday. John Yelvin and Collins led the opener with eight runs, while Monday's victory featured strong pitching from Patterson and key hits by Jimmy Cook, who drove in four runs in the final game. Clyde Zinn worked the finale as Foreman rallied before Hope sealed the sweep.
The Hopewell Scrappers defeated Chidester 8 to 4 at Chidester on Monday afternoon in a picnic Fourth of July celebration. Goodwin pitched well for Hopewell as they rallied from an early deficit to claim the win. A three game series is planned with the second game to be announced. batteries were Goodwin and Russell for Hopewell.
In LAUCHA Germany the world's first bell casting museum debuted in a former foundry dating to 1732. The plant had ceased casting chimes only last year, marking a historic repurposing of the site.
In Warsaw the censor excised ten lines from George Bernard Shaw’s Too True to Be Good during a local performance. The cuts removed a remark about poverty tied to honesty and a protest against war’s absurdity.
The speaker argues that much tax money funds local government and calls for a solvent government and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He promotes reform in land use, reforestation, public works bonds, and farm relief through price support, tariffs, and reduced surpluses, linking farmer well being to urban prosperity.
Neely Black spent several days in Texarkana this week. The Hope Carriage and Furniture Co. and E. G. Porterfield have consolidated, and the business will continue in the two buildings occupied by E. G. Porterfield. Lee Foster left this week for the Colorado mountains to escape the heat.
Mae Duffie has gone to Little Rock to take a job at Fones Bros Hardware. Virginia Johnson and Marjorie Walker visit Columbus relatives. Mrs. Bama Grissom travels to Little Rock to meet daughter Margaret Quaile returning from Europe where she spent years in relief work.
STILLWATER Okla There is no back to the farm movement among a group of Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical college students Instead an open revolt is under way among undergraduates who seek a change in the school's name and its nickname Leaders including Cecil Barnes say Oklahoma State College would be preferred and sports teams might be named Cowboys Westerners or Rough Riders
Montgomery public school teachers reject a half-pay plan for next year. They will teach only if funds cover full salaries, proposing to run on the current schedule while money lasts and then close. The board cited the school fund at about 50 percent of present costs.
Ten thousand cyclists will descend on Rome for world championships in track and road cycling to be disputed here late in August. Anyone who rides a bicycle is eligible for reduced railroad rates to a point within ready cycling distance of the capital.
The speaker denounces Mammon driven profits and pledges a new deal for the American people. He argues Republicans fail in vision while urging the assembled group to become prophets of a new order of competence and courage. The aim is to restore wealth distribution and opportunity.
The article discusses hair color and aging, advising readers to maintain a healthy scalp, avoid extreme treatments, and use tonics to nourish hair. It notes hereditary gray shows but stresses natural color can linger with proper care and scalp exercise while avoiding yellowing agents.
A man urges another to take the streetcar home while the latter jokes his wife won’t permit keeping it in the house. The exchange captures casual urban humor and domestic restraint.
A brief note lists O A Graves L D Reed and R M Briant in the correct attestation context. The fragment names three individuals presumably in a legal or notarial setting and hints at a larger document or record. No dates or places are provided in the readable text.
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