30 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a world conference discussing monetary issues centered on silver. Senator Borah voices skepticism toward further actions in seats and general trade policy, while others defend bimetallism as a prudent path.
The Prescott visit sparks a harsh Independent critique of Dwight Blackwood as he runs for governor. The piece attacks the audit commission and its payroll, while praising Sam Casey and his long-standing ties, noting mixed reactions from Blackwood supporters and Casey’s allies.
A Michigan man borrowed $280,000 with stock as collateral before a market drop. The bank paid $380,000 to settle his debt, then collapsed and reorganization cut his losses to $26,000. He bought back stock, now worth far less, leaving him with $6,000 gains or losses after the crash.
Fragmentary remarks from Sidney Goldstein and A B urging working class action on credit and unemployment. Mentions of Greece’s Premier Venizelos and Australian debt repudiation arguments show early 20th century economic tensions and public debt debates.
Greta Garbo headlines the program in Desire Me, a platinum blend with her latest screen success as a cabaret entertainer posing as a noble wife. Critics hail the authenticity of her performance, with Paramount News and two shorts filling Thursday and Friday showings. Tiny Tot Revue prizes at Saenger: Margaret Bates first, Kinard Young second, Patsy McPherson third with local sponsorships noted.
Guernsey Mrs G W Gilbert spent weekend with daughter Mrs Brice Arnett. Mrs Charlie Hays is recovering after an operation. Betty Schwab returned Monday from Oklahoma. Mrs R L Byers and Mrs Mayton from Hugo are visiting Shower Springs. Maggie Franks visits near Houston. Jesse Kitchens and daughter from Texarkana visited. Rev Jim Johnston spoke at Water Creek.
Sunday afternoon seen Red Springs play near Houston with Lewis Franks back at work and several locals traveling to the game.
In Richmond a jury in Madison Circuit Court imposed a fine of one cent on Mrs. Nannie Rowland, 18, for the murder of her paramour Calvin Ward, 20. The woman pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter.
A belt of lights for parachute jumpers at night was tested at the local airport. The test supported the theory of Royce Stetson that an object falls faster at night than in daylight, though observers warn of possible observational errors.
A nostalgic piece describes serving ice cream in various ways suitable for all ages, from plain vanilla with sauce to cake fillings and cream puffs. It provides a chocolate sauce recipe using milk, sugar, chocolate, cornstarch, salt, and vanilla, with step by step instructions and cautions to cook slowly until thick.
Tomorrow's menu lists a breakfast with grape fruit juice cereal with dates cream crisp oven toast milk and coffee. Lunch features tomato croquettes whole wheat rolls strawberries and cream hermits milk tea. Dinner offers a vegetable plate with broccoli leeks Jerusalem artichokes green beans carrots in cream and ice cream sandwiches with chocolate sauce mill coffee.
A fragmented collection details caramel sauce and fruit sauces. It describes heating sugars with water, cooling tests, and adding cream, with temperatures and steps. It also covers strawberry sauce using berries, heated sugar, lemon juice, and serving notes, plus notes on pineapple juice sauce variations.
May activity in the St Louis district shows commercial failures totaling 128 with liabilities of 6,? million and a total deficit around 3.15 million. Favorable weather and earlier gold purchases supported May clothing sales while automobile distribution rose, aided by delayed deliveries from a leading low price producer.
A Hempstead County meeting endorses a citizens group plan to slash municipal county and state expenses by at least 25 percent including salaries. The report calls for a permanent Hempstead County Taxpayers League open to all white citizens, with no dues, to push immediate reductions and to back a Democratic platform for drastic federal cuts.
A Hempstead county initiative formed by a taxpayers league proposes cutting state and county salaries to boost economy. Twelve township delegates representing each area will work with the executive committee to petition office holders and report at the July 9 city hall meeting.
On motion by Attorney O A Graves the audience stood and thanked the editor of Hope Star for sending a reporter to cover the Taxpayers League meeting. The list of attendees included C A Allen Shipp Bois d Arc Brooks Shultz Ozan W E Elmore DeRoan J H Kent Seline J O Johnson Wallaceburg J A Wade Bodean A N Rider Spring Hill O O Brint.
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