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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1932

Page

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Taxpayers League urges drastic local salary cuts in Hope City

A Hempstead County Taxpayers League committee of twelve met at Hope City Hall to propose sweeping salary and allowance reductions for county officials with August 1 effective date. The report recommends fixed salaries for Judge, Tax Assessor, Treasurer, County and Probate Clerk, and Deputy roles, with state and county sharing, and specifies fee-based funding and book-keeping changes.

Hempstead County Taxpayers League Hove Mine Creek H. Ff Ball Redland S.G Stghe Newland C.A. Landers Garland H. F. Stophs Water Creek R. L. Byers Bois d’Arc Brooks Shtultz Ozan W. E. Elmore J. H. Kent Sal J. O. Johnson E-J. A. Wade Bodcaw A. N. Rider Spring Hill O. Brint Star Bey Crawford & Moses

Mattern and Griffin Ride to Moscow After Rescue

American round the world fliers James Mattern and Bennett Griffin, who crash landed in a peat bog near Borisov, plan to reach Moscow by train Sunday. They will decide then whether to press on with the around the world flight or return via Europe. They report no serious injuries and will ship damaged plane parts for repairs.

Associated Press Moscow Russia James Mattern Bennett Griffin Borisov World United States Europe

Sunken Submarine Promethee Fails to Respond

In Cherbourg France a diver reached the sunken submarine Promethee Saturday and knocked on the hull repeatedly but received no reply, signaling no contact from the crew.

Diver Hull Promethee Cherbourg France

Germany Settles For One Cent In Reparations Deal

In Lausanne the war debts conference closed after major powers formalized a plan reducing Germany reparations from 64 billion dollars to about 0.75 billion, roughly one cent on the dollar. The accord is praised as a key move toward world trade revival.

Lausanne Switzerland Germany

Government stance on war debts stays firm with cautious tweaks

The state department said there was no change in the US position on war debts and that President Hoover’s prior views against cancellation remain. It noted that further temporary adjustments would be needed to address the issue.

Washington State Department Hoover

Neighborhood Roots Shape Friendly Roosevelt in Hyde Park

Hyde Park residents describe Franklin D. Roosevelt as a neighborly man who knows everyone and values farming talk as much as politics. Ben Haviland recalls Roosevelt visiting farms, learning from workers, and embracing country life that shaped his later public service. The Roosevelt family has long ties here, dating to great-grandfather Isaac Roosevelt who settled in Hyde Park over a century ago.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Frederick Ward White House Roosevelt Hudson River United States Franklin Roosevelt Jim Gus Hover Franklin Ben Haviland Hendrik Hudson Haviland East Parkway Isaac Roosevelt James Roosevelt

Impatient Fox Hounds Run Fox Through Town in Full Cry

Fourteen Hope Hunt Hounds broke from the Fir Grounds Wednesday night and chased a fox through Hope town. The pack ran Elm street to Main street, by the high school and South Main Filling Station before heading toward Spring Hill. Hunters woke to a wild chase lasting hours with the dog pack still at large at 4 am. the dogs were penned later, all checked by the hunt master.

Masters of Hunt Hope Hunt Fir Grounds Elm Street Ninth Street Elm Main Fourteenth Street South Main Robert McRae Spring Hill Gibson Place Main Street Hope

Relief Bill Passed Senate Heads to Hoover For Veto

The Senate approved the 2.1 billion unemployment relief measure by 43 to 31, sending the bill to the White House where President Hoover is expected to veto. He objects to a 1 billion dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan provision, while 300 million would go to states and 322 million to public works.

Washington Senate White House Hoover Reconstruction Finance Corporation Fund

Garner May Delay Probing Treasury

Speaker Garner said the Republican group may postpone Treasury Department investigations if it could avoid alarm. The proposed probe would cover 7.73 billion dollars in tax refunds rebates and credits issued from 1922 to the present.

Washington Garner House Department of the Treasury Tme The Treasury

Roosevelt Apostle of Wilson Aide to Navy Chief

A 1912 Baltimore Democratic National Convention story traces Franklin D. Roosevelt rising from New York state senator to assist Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. Roosevelt later campaigned for Wilson, gained national prominence, and in 1920 became Democratic vice presidential nominee with Cox. The piece notes Wilson's influence on Roosevelt and Cox, and their drive to advance the Wilson doctrine.

New York Democratic National Covention Baltimore Woodrow Wilson Wilson Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Navy Josephus Daniels Daniels U. S James Cox Cox

Taken For a Ride: 41-Pound Sturgeon Tows Boy

Petersburgh Indiana. Lloyd Russell, 14, fished from a boat on White River. A strong bite pulled him along as the boat drifted. the 41 pound sturgeon fought the line until the fish tired and was landed.

Petersburg Ind Lloyd Russell White River Lloyd

Governor Parnell Faces Runoff Primary Talk and Highway Feud

Gov Parnell clashed with Dwight H Blackwood chairman of the State Highway Commission as campaign talk heated up. Officials consider a possible runoff primary and a special legislative session to enact it with Parnell planning to survey lawmakers before action.

Henry N. Dorris Associated Press Little Rock Parnell Dwight H. Blackwood State Highway Commission Assembly Blackwood

Ouachita County Prefers One Primary With Two Remaining

Camden Arkansas Ouachita County held a Saturday preferential primary to prune six county judge candidates three for county clerk and four for treasurer to two for each race The two leader-winner loser pact aims to sway the district to oppose outside candidates while the August 9 regular primary awaits the final choice In the chancellor race Watt Jordan and R H Little agreed that the loser will help lead the race against rivals from other counties

Camden Ouachita County Democratic County Committee Quachita County Watt Jordan R. H. Little

Audit Commission Holds Secret Executive Session in Arkansas

The State Highway Audit Commission met in executive session Saturday with no member revealing the subject discussed. Prosecuting Attorney Carl Bailey conferred with the commission Saturday morning.

Little Rock State Highway Audit Commission Carl Bailey

11-Year-Old Son Shreveport Victim In Collision

Reports say Capt. Oliver E Cound's wife Mrs. Cound and Miss Margaret Powell and Mrs. Frank Russell suffered injuries in an accident near Shreveport. The boy remains unnamed but is described as a victim with a fractured skull. Mrs. Cound is recovering at Hope hospital with a stay with friends planned.

Tocol Guane Saeco Cound Istl Oliver E Cound I Hospital Hope Ie Aozpital Margaret Powell Frank Russell

Revival Opens Sunday Night In Memphis Pastor Leads Interdenominational Tent Meeting

The Rev. Claude Nanney of Memphis Tenn. will start a community revival in a large tent at Fifth and Elm streets Sunday night at 7 45 with a morning preaching at First Methodist. Nanney a former railroad conductor is known in 30 states and recently closed a four week campaign in Prescott Ark. Arliss Galloway accompanies as pianist in a strictly spiritual, fearless gospel appeal.

Claude Nanney Memphis Prescott Ark Arliss Galloway

Aide to President of Cuba Slain in Havana Shooting

Captain Miguel Calvo head of Cuba’s secret police was assassinated in a downtown waterfront street incident. Calvo supported President Machado as unrest and censorship marked the island, with students active in riots and revolts amid US protectorate influence and sugar industry prominence.

Cuba Havana Miguel Calvo Secret Police of Calvo Machado Island United States

Beauty Shop Overseer Arrives to Install Equipment

Miss Mae Northcutt of El Dorado arrives in Hope to supervise installation of equipment for a new beauty shop at 104 Elm Street.

Mae Northcutt el Dorado Elm Street

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Taxpayers League Hope City Hall Mattern,Griffin Flapper Fanny G.O. P Valley OF Hudson Dexter Teed NEA Speaker Apostle of Wilson Gov. Parnell Ee Eee Quachita Audit Commission Bailey Shreveport Fler Hope Victime
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