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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
2
Classified notice lists second class mail details for Hope Arkansas with rates under the 1897 act. Rates show city carrier 50 cents per month, six months 2.75, yearly 5.00. by mail 5.00 per year in Hempstead Nevada Goward Miller LaFayette counties and elsewhere.
The Star proposes applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources, more pavement and better alleys sanitation, Chamber of Commerce backing, a county all weather road program, support for scientific agriculture, farmer organizations, and state budget reform for efficient government.
Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing urged teachers to recognize that schools cannot fully shape character. He argued moral training is primarily the home’s duty, and state programs cannot replace parental guidance in forming a responsible younger generation.
Governor Smith announced support for the Democratic ticket in the coming campaign. The split within the party never ran deep, as the Chicago platform barely diverged from Smith's views and Roosevelt’s ban on prohibition would likely be a political misstep if Smith refused to back him.
The Chicago rise in livestock prices boosts wheat and corn, with potential broad economic impact. If sustained, agriculture could regain profitability, returning a healthier national economy and possibly ending the era of widespread downturn.
The remarks feature Elbert Stewart recalling long tenure as U S labor statistics chief and a belief that the world and labor conditions are returning to normal. The collection also includes Jean Empain commenting on production versus consumption and Senator Walsh noting the faded luster of past administrations.
The piece notes extreme heat stressing farmers and livestock, details visits by numerous families and individuals from DeAnn Hope Texarkana and Ashdown, and mentions a planned ice cream supper on the courthouse lawn with a quilt prize. It also reports on meetings and church activities plus various short trips and visits across the region.
The American Automobile Association reports U.S. motorists paid 1 025 779 876 in taxes last year, a 2.5 percent rise from 1930, despite a drop of 731 178 vehicle registrations.
In Bucharest a $7.00 Rockefeller Foundation donation funds conversion of a wing of the Jassy region asylum into a malaria research laboratory.
Paramount officials announce a nationwide search for the Panther Woman in Island of Lost Souls. Norman Taurog and a panel will judge contenders of any hair color, aiming to cast a fiery primitive beauty for the role. A Hope Saenger Theater contest selects Hope’s candidate for a screen test.
Spring Hill notes the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Foster age 12 Jays was buried Sunday at the Foster graveyard. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Rackley are ill with Mrs. Rackley’s sister and daughter visiting from Benton Louisiana. Cantaloupe shipments are active this week. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pilkin ton Saturday. mother and child reported fine. Brint Hill Yocom and Brint traveled to Washington Monday for business.
Antioch and Mrs John Mahon and another Mahon spent the weekend in Prescott Mrs Tom White is in Piney Grove tending the meeting Miss Bessie Hamilton visited Mrs Jim Hill Thursday night Clara Mae Crabb has been sick but improving Third Quarterly conference of Prescott Circuit convened last Saturday Several locals attended singing at the Experiment Station Sunday and enjoyed it Mrs Luther Jones Bush Williams and Imon Cook from Arizona are visiting relatives here S S D Dougan made a business trip to Monday Brady Cook was in Prescott Saturday afternoon
The United States moved into second place in 1931 as a supplier of foodstuffs to Germany, signaling a shift in postwar trade dynamics. The development reflects broader economic ties between the two nations during the era.
Guernsey Mr and Mrs T L Laney and son Carl of Wasco California arrived Sunday for a few days with friends and left Tuesday morning for Tennessee to make their home. Friends extend sympathy to the Buck family in the death of Mrs Buck which occurred Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Orin Gilbert of near Fulton were Sunday guests of Mrs Gilberts parents Mr and Mrs M L Hicks. George Jones was a business visitor in Hope Tuesday. Alex Franks of Foreman was a recent visitor here. Mrs Ada Hopson Mrs Lois May and son were Sunday visitors of friends in Hope. Mrs Nell Mayton of Hugo Oklahoma is ill at the home of her sister Mrs R L Byers. Among those from here attending the singing at the Experiment Station Sunday were Miss Nellie Hays Arline Patrick Doc Hays J P McIver and daughters. The singing was excellent and Mr Ware extended every courtesy possible for the enjoyment of his guests.
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