Hope City Platform Advocates Power Plant Revenue Use
The Star's Platform urges applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's social resources and pave streets in 1933, improve alleys, backyards sanitation, and support the Chamber of Commerce. It backs a county highway program to build all weather roads yearly, reducing dirt mileage and backing scientific agricultural programs. The plan calls for farmer organization support and budget efficiency reforms at the state level.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Freari Cs
Hope Beckons the Nation in a New Dawn
A veteran English writer in the United States notes the cheerful, hopeful mood in the nation during a critical political moment. He urges confidence, linking optimism to a sense of history and a call to bold, experimental action as the nation moves toward a new day.
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United States
Washington
The President's Son Heads West To Ranch Life
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, leaves Washington and New York to seek a cattle ranching life in the West. Formerly an advertising man in New York, he found it hard to gain clients when employers assumed he would lobby at the capital. He rejected many offers to avoid the throne’s shadow and chose independence out West.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Far West
Anyman
Prohibition Policy Hinted to Focus on Liquor Suppression
Washington reports an announcement that prohibition enforcement will target manufacture and transportation of liquor while speakeasy raids fade. Observers note policy could prove more effective by cutting sources of supply, though outcomes remain uncertain.
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Washington
Cnnt
Roosevelts Call for New Soviet Ties Sparks Debate
A clipped speech paragraph quotes President Roosevelt and Senator Pittman arguing for altered US Soviet relations. The text references powerful interests and the idea of restoring normal relations, reflecting early Cold War realignment discussions.
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Key Pittman
Janet and Rolf Split Sparks Longing and Secrets
Janet Brookman breaks her engagement with Rolf Carlyle after learning he marries Betty Kendall. Jealousy and heartbreak drive her to focus on work while helping a destitute family, and Jeff Grant bonds with Janet before a temporary rift and a new gift change the course of their lives.
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Janet Hill
Rose Carlyle
Betty Kendall
Janet
Bruce Hamilton
Rolf
The
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Rosie
Jeffrey Grant
Jeffrey
Silvani
Pat Silvani
Tommy
Pat
Holt
Evening Mail
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Times
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Rolf Carlyle
Lancaster
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Carlyle
Jeff
Dolores Calahan
Dolores
Agnes Mallory
Parker and Hinton Wedding at South Main Street Home
The friends of C. V. Parker and Miss Lillie Hinton attended their welding at the bride’s parents’ home on South Main street last Sunday morning. Rev. W. F. Dorris of the Baptist church officiated. B. H. Logan was down from Prescott Monday.
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C. V. Parker
Lillie Hinton
Notable Births and Local Happenings in Hope Area
Miss Annette Cannon returned today from a visit to Arkadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simms rejoice over a nine pound boy born last night. Perry Hartin, an Old Hope boy and Frisco conductor between Hope and Ardmore, spent last night here.
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Annette Cannon
Arkadelphia
Paul Simms
Perry Hartin
Gold Pours Back to Banking System in Little Rock
Thousands of dollars in hoarded gold are flowing into the Federal Reserve branch in Little Rock daily. Bank officials cite patriotism as the motive, including a nine year old who surrendered a $5 gold piece after hearing president Roosevelt and another speaker call for national support.
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Little Rock
Federal Reserve
Little Rock Bank
Roosevelt
Mrs Callahan Fires at Husband in Ice Skating Party
In San Francisco Mrs. Robert P. Callahan fired a gun loaded with blanks at her husband as he headed for the door after an argument about an ice skating party. She was more surprised than he when he did not fall.
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San Francisco
Robert P. Callahan
Callahan
Fort Worth Drunk Arrest Released After Punishment Felt
Police released a man after arresting him for drunkenness noting he had already endured punishment before detention. He carried a shiner and a cut lip from prior pushing in the jail and there was mutual roughing between him and others.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Local Community Notes Highlight Visits and Socials
Health updates mention small pox vaccination sore arms at Hinton Health. Families from Nashville DeAnn Patmos Hope and local residents attended visits and social gatherings over the weekend. Churches report regular services with Rev Williams and various families sharing time across the community.
Spring Hill Visitors and Local Social News
Spring Hill residents report visits from O Brint and son Tom Lee who returned Monday after a river trip. Texarkana couples Mr. Henry Turner and Mr. Jim Baxter with wives visited Mrs. Dora Asberry. Frances Gibson of Hope stayed with Mrs. Lois Linyard. Mrs. Arch Turner plans to come home soon after a serious operation at Josephine hospital. Daugherty stayed with Mrs. Baker at Hope. B. J. Caldwell visited Royston and Sid Sinyard and Mrs. Garner.
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O. Brint
Tom Lee
Foster
Henry Turner
Jim Baxte
Texarkana
Dora Asberry
Frances Gibson
Hope
Lois Linyard
Arch Turner
Josephine Hospital
Daugherty
Local visitors and travel notes from area towns
Mr and Mrs Allen Johnson visited Hope on Monday to see his sister Mrs Ogden of Fulton who had surgery at Josephine hospital. Mr M G Monroe and family passed through Sunday en route to see his mother Mrs Mary Monroe of Fairview.
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Hope
Ogden
Fulton
Josephine Hospital
M. G. Monroe
Mary Monroe
Fairview
Rocky Mound Gardening and Community Guests
The community notes a busy period with several social visits and guests from Sutton and New Hope. Elder Paul Reeves of Minden, Louisiana, led a Saturday night service. A large crowd attended Sunday night singing and plans were made for another session next Sunday.
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Earl Fincher
Murry
Sutton
C. A. Bennett
J. M. Bennett
B. M
Warren Pickard
Clifford Messer
New Hope
Ivy Mitchell
Charlie Hairston
E. G. Wright
B. M. Hazzard
Chloe Elkins
Hope
Faye Pickard
Builders Club to hold Wednesday meeting with debate
The Builders Club will meet Wednesday night for a debate as part of the entertainment program. Seniors prepare for exams this week. A party at George Jones' home drew a large crowd with everyone enjoying the evening. Garland Grant and Travallion Patrick left Saturday for a visit to Lufkin Texas. Opal Wise, Hope High School student, spent the weekend with her parents. Perfect attendance lists include multiple first and second graders such as Gladys Cornelius and Dorothy Hair and several others. A grades recipients included Vera Mangum and Clarence Calhoun among others. Third grade honorees were Cecil Arnold and Lee Calhoun. Fourth grade perfect attendance featured Norma Jean Allen and Jessie Ratcliff. Miss Bartlett, Guernsey school teacher, is ill with hopes of speedy recovery. Guernsey school will be out March 24. Senior class includes Ollie Ellis Floyd Hackett Jack Conway George Griffin Louis Gilbert and Earcille Yeager.
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Builders Club
George Jones
Garland Grant
Travallion Patrick
Lufkin
Texas
Opal Wise
Hope High School
Mrs. Wise
Gladys Cornelius
Dorothy Mae Hair
George Edward Wylie
Vera Mangum
Monroe Grant
Woodrow Tomlin
W. D. Hoover
Clarence Calhoun
Junior Radcliff
Alline Hair
Jewell Rosenbaum
Cecil Arnold
Lee Calhoun
Harold Mullens
Bertha Ratcliff
Pauline Mangum
Local social notes from Columbus and surrounding towns
Columbus residents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Sr. returned from a visit to Little Rock. Miss Mildred Johnson came back from Ashdown. Mr. and Mrs. David Shepperson of El Dorado and Mrs. Marvin Dudney of Stamps were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shepperson. Mrs. Luta Shepperson joined them for a visit. R. C. Stuart G. E. Smith and Horace Ellen visited Blevins. Mrs. J. R. Autrey and Miss Mary were guests there.
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J. S. Wilson Jr
J. §. Wilson Sr
Little Rock
Mildred Johnson
Ashdown
David Shepperson
el Dorado
Marvin Dudney
Stamps
E. J. Shepperson
Luta Shepperson
R. C. Stuart
Visitors and church social noted in local items
Gaines Autrey visited Hot Wednesday. Mrs. L A Walker and children visited J E Bishop family in Mena. Mr and Mrs R E Jackson and Mrs Jim Wilson Jr visited Hope. Mrs C R White and two Misses Gaines Autrey and Lorna Darnal attended a play in Okay. Mrs J O Johnson hosted Presbyterian Auxiliary with Mrs David Wilson presiding. A freewill offering was taken for foreign missions. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Refreshments were served by a long list of attendees.
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Gaines Autrey
L. A. Walker
J. E. Bishop
Mena
R. E. Jackson
Jim Wilson Jr
Hope
C. R. White
Mary Gaines Autrey
Lorena Darnal
Okay
J. O. Johnson
Presbyterian Church
David Wilson
J. W. Green
Allie Wilson
R. C. Stuart
J. S. Wilson Sr
J. S. Wilson Jr
Local Social Notes from Centerville Community
Centerville residents distributed visits and calls over the week. Notables include Mr. George Ayers of Shreveport staying with the Gleghorns and family, and visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Arnold, and Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Gleghorn.
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Public sale of real estate under chancery decree 1933 in cause 2583 between Mary W. Jones and E T Tollett. Sale Apr 8 1933 at Hempstead County Courthouse Washington Arkansas with terms: three month credit bond bearing 8 percent interest, liens to secure payment. Described tracts include parts of sections 18 19 20 township 10 south range 26. Commissioner Dale Ca.
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Hempstead
Mary W. Jones
E. T. Tollett
Washington
Arkansas
Hempstead County
A. D
Dale Ca
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