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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
2
The Star's Platform urges applying power plant revenues to social development in Hope, expanding city services in 1533, and improving alleys and back-yards sanitation. It backs the Chamber of Commerce, a county Rightway road program, agricultural cooperation, and state highway progress with tax reform and a budget system.
The author argues that without a guiding vision the nation perishes, criticizes postwar complacency and the profit first mindset, and calls for restoring ideals of freedom and public morality to move forward toward a renewed, purposeful path under Roosevelt's influence.
Secretary Swanson urges rapid naval construction to raise U S strength and stop declines. Naval experts warn by 1936 the fleet may be 135 vessels short if trends continue. The issue, neglected amid heavier matters, faces Congress for tough choices on funding and priorities.
Chicago merchant B C Lytton says 1933 is a year when business leaders fully use advertising. He launched six years ago with $12 000 capital and spent about $3 500 to $4 000 on newspaper ads before opening. His business value recently reached roughly $7 000, proving prudent ad spend pays off and skimping on advertising wastes funds.
The text presents a garbled quote attributed to Dr. Arthur Maeconomist and Fiorello LaGuardia with phrases about clipping coupons and a Congress member choosing between a glorified office boy role or legislator. It also mentions Senator Tydings, but the meaning is obscured by damaged OCR.
Janet, broken engagement with Rolf Carlyle, teams with Jeffrey Grant to aid Pat Silvani and his family. He secures a steady job for Pat, funds assist with rent, and the group treats Rosie and Tommy to a circus, deepening Janet and Grants bond as they plan a future together.
Will Rogers died at his son's home Thursday morning prompting a Friday funeral at Shower Springs. Rev. Roger of Hope delivered a heartfelt sermon to a large crowd. The Rogers family, nine children and spouses, mourn together with friends and neighbors in the community.
The community reports farmers plowing and prepping corn. Several social visits occur among local families including Jackson Wilson Ross and Collier households. A baby illness and travel between Arkadelphia Bodcaw and Stamps are noted as part of daily life.
Mrs Burl Ross and daughter Barbara Ann spent Saturday with Mrs Dora Jackson. Verbon Sparks stayed with Dinvell Ross Friday night and Saturday. Mrs Joe Sparks of Hope visits son Clarence Sparks. J G Collier of Hope called on son Leo Sunday afternoon. Rev Fincher of Stamps visited Ernest Ross. Edward Jones of Ebenezer visited daughter Mrs Clara. Bert Ross and wife visited mother Mrs Sid Skiner Sunday.
America allocates about 24 million dollars each year to perfumes toilet waters and bath salts.
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