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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
2
The Star's Platform endorses Sanne county efforts to fund all weather roads by year and reduce dirt-road mileage. It backs Chamber of Commerce support for Hempstead county farmers, county highway programs, and cooperative agricultural practices while urging state tax reform and budget efficiency.
Henry Chapel and Mrs. A. R. Simmons hosted Faye Turner while many guests, including Miss Raymond Jordan and Mrs. Earl Both, visited kin in Hope and Little Rock. Various families from Rocky Mound, Patmos, Providence, Union, and Green Lasater spent time with grandparents and siblings over the past week.
The Boswell Sisters from New Orleans win the harmonizers class with 21 249 votes in a New York newspaper run contest. Chesterfield stars place second with 7 598 votes as daily ballots over 50 days yield about 425 votes per day in the Greater New York area. Connie Boswell thanks radio listeners as Beaswells viewers and the group airs on CBS network at 10 p m EDT.
A columnist urges daily deep thinking about looming national issues. It questions government loan aids to railroads and to states and cities, pondering potential outcomes like rail nationalization, fiscal risk, and possible restructuring of government lending. It argues for clear goals and proactive public consideration.
The piece argues that voter disgruntlement drives turnover in the next Congress regardless of the presidential result. It urges voters to examine a congressman's record and contributions from the past session before punishing him, noting useful legislation passed and warning against hasty, unjust renewals.
The Bonus Army dissolves as Washington police manage a volatile protest without violence. Thousands of disgruntled, largely broke marchers faced radical elements, yet police restraint and patience prevented a clash and ensured a peaceful dispersal.
In a sharp political remark a speaker says he holds the second most powerful post after the president, noting he has defeated the president thrice and will do so again. The statement is attributed to Speaker John Nance Garner, Democratic vice presidential candidate.
The article explains how seasonal timing affects price and quality for vegetables, meats, and dairy. It highlights spring lamb and chicken, summer delicacies like young ducklings and smoked products, and the peak cottage cheese flavor when milk sours quickly in hot weather.
Tomorrow's meals include breakfast with cantaloupe cream and peached eggs on milk toast. Luncheon features cream of spinach soup toast sticks potato salad and baked apple pudding. Dinner offers hot lamb loaf mint jelly scalloped potatoes buttered peas cottage cheese salad cup cakes fresh berries milk and coffee.
Akron Ohio reports a new instrument designed by Dr Wolfgang Klemperer measures stress in dirigible girders. It records length changes of aluminum girders to within a fraction of a millimeter, aiding structural safety at the Goonyear Zeppelin docks.
New York report notes men’s clothing averages about six times heavier than women’s in summer. The Holland Institute of Air Conditioning claims to have weighed typical garments and found female wearers to carry under one pound of fabric while male outfits approach six pounds.
The article notes lamb becomes plentiful and cheap in midsummer, shaping butchers and markets. It contrasts seasonal abundance with higher prices at other times, illustrating how supply drives cost for shoppers.
National Air Race officials announce a one day cross country derby for the William B Leeds trophy with two thousand dollars in prizes. The race goes from New York to Cleveland with control stops, open to sport pilots including both men and women.
Blond screen star Frances Pemberton plans a real wedding next month to Brock Avery of Scarborough New York. The New York based actress, who debuted in 1930 in Ronald Colman’s Raffles, was chosen from over 300 applicants for the role in the film.
In Santiago Chile labor reforms under the new socialist government set the maximum workday at eight hours and ban overtime without special permission. The rules limit shifts to eight hours, with exemptions for certain sectors and emergency cases.
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