10 May 1932
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
1
Fragmentary lines from a funeral notice mention tribute payments and a memorial in Hempstead Nevada. Reads like a damaged OCR with garbled names and phrases. The readable portion hints at pricing or donations tied to a memorial event and a date reference.
Fragmentary note references a state highway program reforming expenditures and promoting cooperative effort. Mentions practical benefits to a county’s organizations and a push for more efficient government. No clear names or dates available.
The East Side quartet set out for sea and were found by police in the East River. They were told to stay off the waters for safety. The piece urges caution toward youth adventure amid economic constraints and celebrates the each boy’s act of building a ship and setting sail.
Editorial urges Arkansas to curb gasoline bootlegging with strict state action. Proposes padlocking stations selling untaxed fuel and requiring invoices showing tax paid, buyer and quantity. Advocates stronger penalties, forged invoice penalties, and court powers to seize illicit outlets. Calls for broad support from taxpayers and honest merchants.
Susan confronts a perilous night of jealousy after Ben wounds Heath and a hidden engagement looms. Ben’s feverish condition, Heath’s steadfast presence, and Aunt Tessie’s caution set Susan on a path where marriage without love clashes with duty. The tangled web leaves her torn between quiet rescue and a drastic choice.
Prof C A Graves came home after finishing law studies in Lebanon Tennessee and earning his degree to start his professional career. Jim Ward with his son Frank and Johnnie Williams fished on Clear Jake Monday night and caught a fine lot. Mrs A L Betts and children visit sister Mrs Nunn of Camden. Jim Henry returns to Hendrix College after weekend with his mother Mrs J R Henry. Mr and Mrs Leonard Davis return from wedding trip and take rooms at Middlebrooks on South Main.
In Portland Oregon, former mayor George L. Baker earned a reputation for generous greetings as he welcomed Mary Garden with a hug and kiss. Carrie Asher recently complained to council about the mayor’s conduct at the depot, noting repeated greetings by Baker to several women.
Sewanee alumni celebrate Maj. Gen. William Ruthven Smith’s retirement as superintendent at Sewanee next September. The Tennessee native, who left West Point, will take on an executive role at the Sewanee academy while retaining his assistant superintendent and personnel officer post at West Point.
Paris reports fashion wisdom says bathing suits will be smaller this year but will still be worn at least another season.
Deputy State Auditor Parsons questioned an item on Peru State Teachers College expense ledgers. The entry read Cob meat 33,00 and the reply to President Walker Tate explained the meat funded a bobcat mascot for the college football team.
The article states M. Lebrun will become president of France after the Chamber of Deputies elections. Paul Painleve withdrew, leaving Lebrun as sole viable candidate. Premier Tardieu resigns his cabinet but will remain in office in a limited role until June. Leaders foresee a left-leaning coalition shaping policy on reparations and disarmament.
Clarksville report: Dean Owens and Carl Jeaneaway were found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of robbing the Bank of Hartman. Owens was captured the night of the robbery on February 18 and confessed. a cache yielding more than 31,000 was recovered. Jeaneaway was not captured until March 5 near Tahlequah. One defendant pleaded not guilty, claiming intoxication.
Classified notice from E. J. Brent offering sweet pea plants and pepper plants for sale at 1,00 per thousand from Spring Hill, Arkansas, dated October.
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