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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
4
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The Baptist Young People's Union of First Baptist church Booneville announces a week long training school from 7 30 to 10 each evening. Faculty includes Mrs Cyril E Bryant Richard King and Miss Jean Laseter teaching primary senior and intermediate groups with lunch provided each night. The event welcomes all churches and the general public.
Atkins describes his Chicago trip during the Democratic National Convention. He favored repealing the Volstead Act but doubted 36 states would back it. Arkansas delegates voted for Roosevelt, and he praises Governor Ely’s Smith nomination speech. He notes Huey Long’s presence, meeting Smith and Raskob, and calls the convention one of the party’s most harmonious. Local attendees included C. S. Lowthorp and Rev. Claude Nanney.
The Peary once famed as a mine sweeper and polar expedition companion now serves as a survey craft on Lake Erie. Built in 1918 for France, its wartime role paused by the armistice. It later carried hunters to Africa, accompanied Byrd to Greenland in 1924, and toured for a quest of a dream island in 1926.
A movie actor suing for breach of contract described himself as the greatest actor in the world. A friend challenged his loud self praise and he replied that the boast sounded conceited but he was on oath. Globe article notes the exchange.
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