Platform pledges for Hope city and Hempstead county plans
The Star's Platform pledges revenues from the municipal power plant to develop social resources in Hope. It calls for more city pavement in 1933 and improved alleys and backyards. It supports the Chamber of Commerce and a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly, while backing scientific agricultural programs and farmer cooperation. State goals include highway progress, tariff reform, and a budget-based efficient government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Realities of the Far East dominate League withdrawal view
The piece argues that Japanese victories in Manchuria and rising force threaten international law, noting that today real power seems to trump treaties and norms. It questions how realities will appear a generation hence, comparing past empires to current outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Assembly
Wuld
Far East
Jehol Province
Japan
Yellow Sea
Belgium
France
Manchuria
Government plan shift aims at retiring marginal farms
Washington signals a new approach replacing the farm allotment with a rental scheme to retire marginal land from cultivation. The plan, if well presented and managed, could better align crop production with demand, raise farm prices, and integrate with deforestation and flood control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atches
Washington
Reis
Gov
Public Health Efforts Cut Typhoid in New York
A report by the New York health commissioner shows over five years the state had 100000 fewer typhoid cases and 10000 fewer deaths than if 1906 rates had continued. Improvements come mainly from better water supplies and public health work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ftem
Fragmentary quotes on health, law, and finance in county notes
Excerpted lines discuss heart disease prevalence, a comment by Dr Ernst Boas, and a statement by Andrew McCampbell about law enforcement and a large budget increase. The passage presents a mix of opinion and fiscal figures without a cohesive single news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Boas
New York
Janet and Jeff Endure a New Friendship and Gift Moment
Janet Hill breaks with Rolf Carlyle and grows closer to Jeffrey Grant after helping Rosie Silvani and her father. They bond over shared pasts and plans to support the destitute family while navigating hints of romance, as a circus dream and a society scandal loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hill
Rolf Carlyle
Betty Kendall
Janet
Balce Hamilton
Rolf
Rosie Silvani
Rosie
Jeffrey Grant
Jeffrey
Silvani
Pat Silvani
Tommy
Pat
Tom McMath Weds Lucy Coney in Magnolia Ceremony
Twenty five years ago friends learn of Tom McMath marriage to Miss Lucy Coney on Thursday at her Magnolia home. R E Ryen once Iron Mountain station agent and now district train master with HQ in Little Rock visited Hope on Wednesday.
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Tom McMath
Lucy Coney
Magnolia
R. E. Ryen
Iron Mountain
Lttle Rock
Hope
Hempstead County selects E. E. Austin as superintendent
At a regular Hempstead County school board meeting in Washington yesterday E. E. Austin was elected county superintendent and will assume duties immediately. John Allen visited Little Rock, while Mrs. Don Smith and her sister Miss Eula Jones plan to attend the War Memorial Bridge celebration there tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County School Board
Washington
E. E. Austin
John Allen
Little Rock
Don Smith
Eula Jones
Stocks Stand Up But Cotton Drops
New York trading was quiet after midweek surges. Stocks steadied with some gains but activity remained slim. May cotton futures fell Friday from Thursday’s rebound, closing at 6.45, down 32 points from Thursday and up 95 cents per bale versus the pre holiday level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Dr Scott Delivers Church Warning at First Presbyterian
Dr W Moore Scott of Little Rock opened evangelistic services at First Presbyterian with the message The Glorious Church. He urged focus on spiritual power over church size and age, stressing fidelity, doctrine, and charity in Corinthians as essential to a strong church. Services continue Monday at 3 PM with Rev Julian Green. booster band and choir lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moore Scott
Little Rock
First Presbyterian Church
Scott
Christ
Br. Scott
Julian B. Green
Walnut Ridge
Children’s and Young Peoples
Kate Scott Holland
Ivory Palaces
Harriman resigns as bank chairman amid fraud charge
Joseph W. Harriman founder of Harriman National Bank resigns as chairman after arrest on a charge of false entries in bank books. The board accepted the resignation at a special meeting. Henry E. Cooper, named conservator earlier this week, announced the withdrawal.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank
Harriman
Henry E. Cooper
SOLO
Anasata
The Curse of Intemperance in Modern Life
The lesson notes alcohol as a common danger across ages from Proverbs Isaiah and Daniel. It argues temperance is essential, reviews opposition to prohibition, and urges wise teaching and personal restraint to curb societal harm from intoxicants.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
First Presbyterian Church Schedule of Services
The church announces a full week of services including Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with sermons on The True Revival Our Nation s Great Need and Educating for Christ. Booster Band and Young People programs run daily and a large choir will perform Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Glen Durham Wi
Brotherhood
Hope
Tors
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Eh
Arise and Take the Young Child to Bible School
A church pastor urges parents to fulfill Bible school duties citing Matthew 2 13 15. He warns thousands of American children lack religious instruction and urges parents to arise and send their children to Bible school on the Lord's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
America
Joseph
Hundreds Attend Farm Visiting Day at Hope Station
Hundreds of farmers and professionals gathered at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope for the annual spring visiting day. The program opened at 10 o clock with talks by leading agriculturists on practical methods for home fruit and vegetable cultivation and a tour of the 214 acre farm to study experiments. Speakers included W. G. Amatein J L Hither J L Wright Glen Boyd Mra Lee Davis and Sam Cameron. A musical interlude followed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit and Truck Branch
Hope Friday
W. G. Amatein
J. L. Hither
J. L. Wright
Glen Boyd
Mra Lee Davis
Camden
Sam Cameron
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