Platform outlines Hope city improvements and county roads
The Star advocates using municipal power plant revenues to fund social resources in Hope. It calls for more pavement in 1933 and better sanitation in back yards. It supports the Chamber of Commerce. It endorses Hempstead County road upgrades and all weather roads each year to aid farmers and businesses. It urges continued state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Courage and resolve shape postwar recovery outlook
The text urges exceptional courage to endure a slow recovery and avoid disheartenment amid setbacks. It notes possible losses, writing down securities, and a restructured economy led by government action in new ways, while emphasizing optimism and the American people's tested resilience.
Hitler Victory Indicates Nazi Grip on Power
The article notes Hitler won a strong plurality in Germany’s election despite not securing a majority. It expects a firmer government and hints at a fascist dictatorship, with uncertain future effects on Europe as 1933 unfolds. The piece emphasizes the uncertain but pivotal trajectory for German history.
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Europe
Hoover returns to private life after long public service
Former President Hoover resumes private citizen status after nearly twenty years in public life. The record highlights his wartime and domestic roles, from 1924 Belgium work to eight years in the executive and four years in the White House, underscoring a lifetime of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Belgium
Wilson
They Say Fear Grips World as Adjustments Continue
A statement from H. Minor, president of International General Electric, argues that current fear and panic reflect surface troubles, while healthier readjustments are under way. He cautions against overreaction amid economic and industrial shifts.
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H. Minor
International General Electric
Janet Hall Helps Silvani Family After Robbed Streets
Janet Hall breaks with Rolf Carlyle and meets Jeffrey Grant, who aids Rosie Silvani and her father Pat. Janet and Grant organize food, clothing, and a job for Pat, while Janet uses savings to help the family as they face hardship and a looming eviction. The story follows their growing commitment and plans for future support.
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Janet Hall
Rolf Carlyle
Bitty Kendall
Janet
Broce Hamelton
Every Home
Rolf
Jeffrey Grant
Mollie Lambert
Rosie
Jef Grant
Jeff
Pat Silvani
Pauline Hayden
Silvani
Silvants
Jeffrey
Hic
Rose
Rose Silvani
Mrs. Silvani
Tanet
Tommy
Mrs
Pat
Simpson
Silvanis
Hoover Farewell and Roosevelts Circle in Washington
The report notes only two Congress members bid Hoover farewell on inauguration day. Roosevelt era anecdotes recall postmaster general Farley and Frances Perkins among others still addressing him as governor. Bank holiday speakeasies surge back to gin as people seek cheap solace. Huey Long and other figures appear in the Capitol arena amid ongoing political maneuvering. Airdropped humor and oddities pepper the day, including a secret service induction for Gus Gennerich and a curious tale of a 25 cent Rome law to avoid lawsuits.
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Hoover
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
Farley
Frances Perkins
New York
Roosevelt
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Gus Gennerich
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