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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
2
The Star highlights improved backyard sanitation and a county highway plan to build six all weather roads annually. It notes support from the Chamber of Commerce and farmer organizations for cooperative efforts, tax reform, and efficient government through prudent expenditures.
An article notes a sweeping proposal by Chase National Bank president Winthrop W. Rich to sever money creation from deposit banking and curb Wall Street influence. Once deemed radical, the plan now wins broad acceptance as a potential law, signaling a major shift in public attitude and marking the end of one era and the start of another.
Congress acted with unusual speed to advance President Roosevelt's bill. The House passed it by a large majority, recording few opposition votes, while the Senate moved quickly with only seven dissenting votes noted. The prompt cooperation reflects strong leadership and bipartisan momentum.
A dispatch discusses the U S 8 0 by La Reisco as a 10 000 ton treaty cruiser called a pocket battleship. It notes these ships are cruisers not battleships, limited by treaties yet likely to assume battleship duties in future naval conflicts as capital ships wane in importance.
Fragmentary quotes attribute statements to Edouard and Con ezas about payments, bank openings, and proving aid to Americans, with no identifiable event, date, or location.
Janet Hill balances a strained romance with Rolf Carlyle and an improving mood after an outing with Jeff Grant and the Silvanis children. A sudden office visit from Bruce Hamilton hints at a life-changing development to be continued.
Chas. C. McRae of Houston Texas spends a few days in Hope and maintains Hope as his home. Miss Wanda West enjoyed Thursday in Hot Springs. Bob Briant, a student at Western Military Academy, is back home for a few days from Upper Alton Illinois.
Louie P. Stephenson spent a few hours in Prescott Wednesday evening. Miss Dorothy Duke of Prescott is the weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth Reaves. Mrs. Harvey Barr and three children will arrive tonight from D Lo Mississippi to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A A Hoge.
The State Fair screen version receives high praise for its all star cast including Janet Gaynor Will Rogers Lew Ayres Sally Eilers Norman Foster Louise Dresser Frank Craven and Victor Jory. The film directed by Henry King blends romance comedy and everyday drama and is projected at the Saenger through Tuesday night.
A mother warns March brings dirty winds that carry winter dust. She advises protecting infants from drafts and dust indoors and with a light veil when outdoors, noting wind shifts and the need to guard baby health through the transition to warmer weather.
Advice on dressing infants for March varying wind and temperature. Shelter on lee side or indoors in blustery weather. Check hands feet and ears for warmth. Use overshoes and cold cream, protective oil in nostrils before outdoor exposure.
A Texas Appeals Court judge ruled that car salesmen may use terms like dandy or sweet job without misrepresentation. Justice E. W. Smith held such words are relative and may mean anything, easing worries for Knoxville readers about exaggerated sales claims in auto purchases.
In Cincinnati analysis notes that Africa's mineral and agricultural wealth is driven by tropical forest conditions and global demand, highlighting changing trade patterns and their impact on regional power dynamics.
Dr Earl C Case of the University of Cincinnati says exhaustible hydroelectric power may be overcome by air cooling, potentially turning Africa into the world’s artificially cooled workshop in the future.
In Lisbon Ohio 7 year old Michael Mara wandered off from his father Chippa Mara while in Beaver Creek woods. The father alerted Sheriff Frank Ballantine and deputies who searched the area for hours. Michael was found walking on the highway after taking the wrong road.
A French process powder called MELLO GLO touts smooth application and long wear. It claims to banish shine hide fine lines and reduce visible pores with a fragrant formula priced at 50 cents and one dollar, tax free.
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