09 Jun 1931
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
1
Incomplete OCR text references a March act and safe keeping or custody terms. Mentions unidentified cards or stakes and local officials. Unable to determine full names, places, dates, or precise action from the fragment.
The message portrays cross border unease as a citizen is killed and violence blamed on virulent crime. It argues Mexico must defend its rights while condemning lawlessness in Oklahoma. Officials warn against escalating hate and urge calm amid looming international friction.
Christian Setenée Wainitor outlines the Regional Plan inspired by the Russell Sage Foundation, proposing 471 proposals to revitalize Manhattan's Lower East Side. The reform emphasizes Walk to Work zoning, waterfront parks, street widening, and two bridge approaches to attract private capital for large scale rehabilitation.
The Washington letter discusses Henry Ford and Hull tariffs, arguing high duties harm American employment by encouraging foreign production. It cites production declines, imports, and the impact on 200,000 workers in key areas, urging protective measures to curb cheap foreign labor and preserve national industry.
Cards announce the marriage of Warner Hays Stewart and Corrie Elizabeth Dudley at the Dudley home in the city on Monday May 28. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents before moving to Oakland City Indiana where they are visiting the groom’s family. George Holt, Hempstead county born, now of Ozark, was in town en route to Washington. Lee Allen visited Prescott Thursday morning.
Walter C Newsom now with Farmers State Bank Chickasha Oklahoma visits his parents Mr and Mrs B Newsom E B Fountaine of Ozan spends yesterday in Hope on business Miss Jane Spragins attends State Convention of the Christian Endeavor at Little Rock Graydon Green and Lewis Walkup retire from camping trip to Lockesburg Spur Miss Bessie Paisley returns from Little Rock where she taught at the High School for the past term Wreckless barbers trim more than tailors Then an undesirable citizen who left town turned on his radio to measure distance About 600000400 words of traffic were handled last year by the naval radio system
The Holly Grove In church was without Pastor Rev Murry Timberlake for Sunday afternoon services. Locals note a pleasant conclusion to the morning sermon. Mrs. Bell Thoms returned to Little Rock after visiting Mrs. M W Derryberry. Timberlake relatives attended DeAnn Sunday.
Columbus column lists visiting relatives and locals in town visiting in Hope and surrounding areas. Names include Augustus Charles and Caroline from Chicago with shifts in Kansas City, Roberta Stuart returning from Washington, Allen Downs of Kilgore Texas visiting T. J. Downs family, and multiple visits by Autrey, Darnall, Hawkins, Wilson, and Stuart families to Hope, Arkadelphia, Conway, and Washington.
Mrs Lula Shepperson returned home Sunday from a visit with Mrs Marvin Dudney in Stamps. Luther Higghson of Hope visited Friday, as did LL Pilkisitsa and Paul Rowe from Washington. Dr J R Autrey and Mr and Mrs J A Williamson of Shreveport were weekend guests of families here. Various residents welcomed guests from Washington Foreman Texarkana Mineral Springs and De Queen during the week.
Pittsburgh based ornithologist Dr. George Miksch Sutton begins a 5000 mile Arctic expedition to locate a Harris sparrow egg never seen by humans. The party sails to the Arctic coast of Canada via Winnipeg and Hudson Bay to supply the Carnegie Museum.
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