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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
6
Initiative petitions filed on July 7 seek Amendment No. 23 to restrict state spending. Voters are asked to mark FOR or AGAINST. official Secretary of State certification dated July 7, 1932 by Ed F. McDonald.
A detailed measure outlines recall procedures for elective state officers and creates a Cabinet of five state officers. It sets recall prerequisites, election steps, and interim appointments. It also reorganizes budget processes, cabinet duties, Comptroller powers, and reporting requirements with timelines into 1933. It specifies age and experience for the Comptroller and defines agency scope.
Evangelist Claude Nanney preaches on The World's Greatest Tragedy at Fifth and Elm. He argues blood sacrifices ended with Jesus Christ and salvation comes only through repentance and faith. Services begin at 8 p.m. at Fifth and Elm streets.
Rev. John White delivered a good sermon to a large crowd. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fielding and Gene Jobe of Cale, Loyd Fairchild and Joe Whitehead of Rosston, Wingfield Stroud of Hope, and Mrs Nell Sutton of Prescott visiting relatives here this week.
C A Fuller remains ill with typhoid fever at the Josephine hospital after being carried there on Saturday. Family and friends from Bodean No 2 Shower Springs Hope and Arizona visited, while singing school began and several relatives spent time with the ailing man and his family.
In Cleveland Louis Gehringer, noted for prior drunkenness sentences, again faced a judge for intoxication. After a half pint castor oil punishment, he received a suspended 30 day workhouse term, marking his 10th appearance before the courts for the offense.
The text outlines provisions including audits of state agencies by the State Comptroller, definitions of net value and net amount for deposits, and expense reimbursement for two legislative trips. It notes the act takes effect December 11 1932 and cites initiative petition filings on July 10 1932. ED F McDonald signs as proponent.
In a satirical tone the piece recalls James A. Farley as New York State Athletic Commission head and mocks controversial rulings. It notes fights moved to other cities after refusals and suspensions, praising the commission’s odd decrees and comic influence on boxing history.
F H Holland of Saratoga was admitted to Julia Chester hospital Thursday afternoon for treatment.
The Saenger Theater and Hope Star launch a nationwide Screen Opportunity Contest offering a five week Paramount contract at 200 dollars weekly plus travel and hotel to a Southwest Arkansas girl aged 17 to 30. Entries due by July 21 with photo and entry form.
Tim McCoy stars as a sheriff pretending to rob his own property in a courtroom plot to prove innocence. He falls in love and abandons crime for justice while fate drives toward triumph. Also features Fighting Warrior episode and two comedies.
The Miller Taxpayers meeting featured Pat Duffie and C. C. Spragins with Spragins introducing speaker Mr. Wilson. Wilson was joined by L. C. Cargile as guests, along with Lee Diehl Charles Harrell Roy Anderson and Dr G E Cannon from Hope.
A fashion plaque featuring a highly named enamel composition is used for this bag. The design uses sectional construction at the top and bottom to enhance pliability. The piece is presented in a black and white palette.
The report lists Soviet prices in Torgsin versus open and ration stores. Ten eggs cost 30 cents in Torgsin, $1.50 in open stores, and 50 cents in ration stores. A pair of shoes runs $5 in Torgsin, $25 in open stores, and $15 in ration shops.
In Birmingham England a Mas ter Farriers Association president says cars cut new blacksmiths, but village smithies still see high demand. Fewer youths take up smithing, leaving current smiths with abundant business.
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