02 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
1
The Hope Star Publishing Co. Inc announces weekday afternoon delivery by The Star Building. Located at 212 714 South Viking, Hope, Arkansas, the notice lists the publishing office under Nashiura and references the Hope Star.
Washington-Rome comparisons frame U S Senate probe hearings as public spectacles with famous names like Coughlin Morgan and Lindbergh anticipated. The Brown hearing unfolds before a marble chamber as reporters and spectators fill the room while officials and witnesses exchange statements. A separate Champagne party hosted by NBA official Mary Rumsey drew Justice Roberts Cabinet members and senators, a rare festive interlude amid investigations.
Olive Roberts Barton explains impulse as a mind driven drive that seeks completion. Overbearing interference breeds frustration and interrupted impulses, harming concentration and long term achievement.
The East influences Parisian gowns this season with Orient inspired coiffures. Straight shiny hair suits the look, with eight back from the forehead and a wide flat bun at the nape. Avoid jeweled pins and excessive flowers to maintain a piquant evening appearance.
A tribute to Lieut. Durward O. Lowry of Ann Arbor Mich among air mail pilots who died in a Deshler Ohio snowstorm while tossing mail sacks to save the delivery. The piece lauds his sacrifice and calls the mail loss a small price for a young life given in service.
Weekend visitors and local events fill Blevins and nearby towns with social activity. Residents like Charline Stewart, Maxine Sevedye, and many families are noted for visits, teaching assignments, or hosting gatherings while church services and a Valentine shower highlight community life. A closing quip notes New York declaring war on bad fines amid wartime humor.
The report notes current good health in New Liberty Health and mentions preparations underway in the community. It references Mr. and Myre, and G. M. Shearer in vague terms, indicating open questions about local leadership and plans.
The curious world notes that Indiana replaced the state flower with the tulip tree blossom, ending the long reign of the carnation. Ike Dine is referenced in this quirky commentary as part of the era's naming lore.
At 9 45 the church school meets with Charles Horrell supervising and a strong adult department. Last Sunday 98 attended the two men’s classes. Communion observed at morning worship led by Dr J M Williams. Evening service with First Baptist Church led by Wallace Rogers. Dr Williams to address Hope parents nightly this week on As the Home Goes So Goes the Nation. Young people meet at 6 45 in their rooms.
A column reviews Edith M. Stern’s Men Are Clumsy Lovers, arguing equality changed courtship dynamics. Men once wooed with passion and vows, now offer compromise with a “take it or leave it” tone. Vanguard Books sells the work at $1, and a university president birthday gesture shows playful modernity. A Chicago river showboat struggles with snow, Oxford students join a parade, and the piece brushes broad social shifts.
Sheriff George W. Schooley W A Aubry Lewis Clarence Baker County Probate Clerk Ray E. Mdowell for Alderman Wart Three Dr F D Henry listed in local election slate.
President elect Franklin Roosevelt and his family faced a rapid cascade of banking alarms as 15 states struggled under restrictions. New York saw $50,000,000 drained in a month while banks warned of further moratoriums. Senator Tom Walsh was found dead aboard the same train en route to Washington, a figure linked to the new administration. The FDR party arrived in Washington with trunks and telegrams reporting more bank suspensions nationwide.
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