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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
Ellen navigates sudden wealth and looming legal matters as Steven plans a will that could leave her fortune. Symes and the lawyer hint at trusts, taxes, and control while Ellen questions her happiness, facing white‑hot pressure from luxury, family loyalties, and a secret visitor in the wings.
Whorne traveling representative for Kroger Grocer and Baking, once linked to Atere, toured on Tuesday and Thursday. Danesday and Thursday noted transfers from Hope to Pine Bluff area as headquarters shifts. ey Busford, a well known cotton dealer formerly of Hope, now in Pine Bluff, engaged in local business matters.
Berlin reports show heavy taxes on beer, whisky and sparkling wines push Germans toward the water wagon. Three year decline about 50 percent with champagne consumption 8 million bottles last year, 16.3 million in 1928, while cheaper wines and beer also fall.
Dr Brough spoke in detail on abolition of the federal farm board and urged loans to farmers at five percent. He backed restoring bimetallism by a world standard, condemned the gold standard, and pressed for prohibition enforcement, conservation, unemployment relief, and repeal of Hawley Smoot. He favored federal aid for rural schools, surplus wheat distribution, road building aid, and liberal Glass Steagall reform.
Magnolia Mrs. Ray Hutcheson of Magnolia has been chosen to represent the Woman's Missionary Societies of the Little Rock conference at the Woman's Missionary council in Atlanta Georgia March 9 to 15. Hutcheson is Camden district secretary and earned the honor by making the greatest gain in mission work over the past year. She is the daughter of Mrs. L. M. McMath of Magnolia.
Twenty physicians at Boston City Hospital treated a nameless infant found aban doned in an alley. The baby began to breathe after hours of forced air, as police sought the parents to press charges.
Little Rock attorney general Hal Norwood issued an opinion to Marianna prosecutor R D Smith stating statutory county claims must be paid before contract claims. He noted expenditures essential to government operate in priority, with two classes of claims: legal obligations and discretionary contract items.
Amarillo report says seven trusties attacked prisoner Harry Snodgrass at Potter County jail last Wednesday night. Grand jury indicted night jailer Claude Smithers and the seven trusties on aggravated assault charges. Smithers was dismissed from the sheriff’s department Thursday. Snodgrass held for drunkenness.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Middlebrooks of Hope Missouri participated in an oratory recital at Lindenwood College Roemer auditorium. The freshman read The Beat of Bath in a calm engaging style while wearing black velvet. Fellow students Miss Virginia Sterling and Miss Maxine Bruce presented Peggy and Pancy Free respectively, as part of the program.
Growers report heavy damage from Monday and Wednesday frosts with a 50 to 75 percent bloom loss in summer crops. Ice and thaw moisture worsened injuries. final extent waits for ice to melt. Texarkana registered 15 degrees at 7 am after 22 degrees Tuesday evening.
AP reports two ships battled severe winter conditions off the Atlantic as landsmen faced record cold. The collier du Bursdalabon’s 34 crew kept engines running for days with lifeboats unusable, while nearby ships including the Adriatic and Harburg faced danger. Snow and freezing temperatures hit South Carolina and New York, with people hospitalized for exposure and several vehicles marooned.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to many friends for support after the loss of their home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson of Washington Route 2 extend appreciation for deeds and kindness shown during this difficult time.
The Thirty five Infantry probably will be withdrawn from Shanghai and sent back to Manila soon. Nelson T. Johnson urged keeping the regiment longer but the State Department may decide in two to three days. About 1,500 U S Marines remain at Shanghai as danger eases. A British mediated truce proposal is expected. Johnson to participate with the Japanese. Ice formed briefly at Niagara Falls and a fishing crewman was washed overboard from the Osprey. two schooners Winifred M and Native report 13 missing men considered safe.
Chinese, French, British and Italian delegates attend a nine round table conference in Shanghai to coordinate liquidation of fighting once combatants clearly assure cessation of hostilities.
Fouke Arkansas Future Farmers of America members will enter teams in state judging contests at Fayetteville on April 16 and 18. Teams include dairy judging led by Dale Burgess and Mafera Hendren, general livestock judging with Everette Sanders and Lewis Adams, poultry judging with Marvin Adams and J O Gentry, grading and meat identification led by Clifford Smith, Don Dennington, and Ralph Burgess.
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