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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
2
The Star's Platform proposes using municipal power plant revenues for Hope's social and civic development. It endorses paved streets, better sanitary conditions, and Chamber of Commerce support. A county highway program aims for annual all weather roads reducing rural isolation. State highway progress, reform, and a budget-based government are urged.
A 74 year old pacifist, Yukio Ozaki, travels abroad criticizing Japan’s war push. After landing in Kobe two attackers target him, police foil attempts, and Ozaki vows to endure. He argues for recognizing militarian zeal as a minority that can yield a peaceful path forward.
Sir Malcolm Campbell drives an automobile at 272 miles an hour. Critics debate the value of the stunt as sport. He spent his own money and time, risked his safety, and did it for personal satisfaction.
The discussion over cabinet picks has dominated the last weeks with near unanimous praise for Carter Glass of Virginia. Reports say he might become Treasury secretary and the public expresses broad approval if he accepts. The veteran Virginian’s continued Senate service is welcomed nationwide for his wisdom and ability.
Dr S Baker of Carnegie Tech in Berlin argues freedom of thought and speech are essential before any nation can pursue shared ideals. Dr Howard H Russell, founder of the Anti Saloon League, predicts repeal of prohibition would be temporary and likely soon restored.
Twenty five years ago W L Price of Blevins visited the Barlow on Thursday. W E Fletcher of Ozan was in town Thursday. K G McRae spent yesterday in Hot Springs.
Louie P. Stephenson spent yesterday at Prescott visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Garland of Emmet were Hope visitors yesterday. Mrs. Henry Walker left yesterday for Poteau Oklahoma to visit her mother. Miss Emma McAtee visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. McAtee of Browns town.
Willisville boys and girls captured the Nevada county basketball tournament title on Friday February 24 with strong showings including notable matchups against Rosston. Local residents Mildred Simpson Elric Rodger Ray Bennet and Mayrene Stock visited neighbors and extended families over the weekend.
Janet Hill discovers a newspaper photo linking Rolf Carlyle to Betty Kendall, a society girl and office worker. Mollie urges Janet to move on, but Janet refuses to see Rolf and worries about what to say if he returns. The chapter ends with Janet pondering their next encounter.
Village strongarm Winthrop 41 16 to advance to the district 10 girls basketball semi finals in Ashdown Arkansas. Mineral Springs 51 27 over Lockesburg Emerson 41 16 over Fouke while McNeil upsets Gilham 33 14. Fourteen teams entered with Village favored to win as play concludes Saturday.
Hol ly Grove residents hosted relatives from Texarkana and nearby towns over the weekend. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sutton and family, Miss Siby Samuel, Miss Lorene Worthy, Miss Frances Willis, and Miss Curley Lee Murphy. Mrs. Jeff Sutton was reported improving. Bro. Rogers is set to fill a regular appointment Sunday.
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