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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
3
A fragmentary report recalls a political speech urging integrity and courage to fix postwar economy. The speaker, Bodenhamer, describes veterans' service, wartime hunger, and the need for honest governance free of high priced publicity. He links national and local issues to a renewed, value driven foundation.
W G Hutton former Pulaski county sheriff enters senatorial race in Arkansas pledging repeal of the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act with government regulated liquor. He advocates light wines and beer under strict control, opposes saloon evils, and cites unemployment relief and prosperity as goals. Hutton, a Democrat, has a long public service and business background in El Dorado and Little Rock, with leadership in local clubs and civic boards.
The Peoples Conference meets on Petit Jean Mountain May 26 27 and aims to advance state affairs. Dr Charles M Pip, noted political scientist, will speak. Jack White plans barbecue dinners with five or six helpers and extra tents. Delegates are asked to bring a large blanket for cool nights.
A druggist's delivery boy protests speed claims to an officer, insisting he was not going 49 nor even 30 miles per hour. The officer warnings imply a near collision risk as he cautions about backing into someone.
State Rifle Team to Camp Perry rifle team to compete in the national match at Camp Perry this summer is to be made in elimination contests to be held at Camp Pike June 25 and 26. J A Wease of North Little Rock announced the sponsors seek the 12 best rifle shots in the state with entrants from all counties urged to contest. Expenses will be paid by the Federal government as a refund advanced by members. Authorized expenses include transportation at five cents a mile, meals and lodging at Camp Perry. Each member will receive a rule upon arrival for the matches. Further details on elimination contest rules will be released soon.
The crosstalk notes Burgoo King earning profits amid slumping businesses while grim headlines accuse Grineger of tax trouble. The piece hints at public skepticism over financial conduct and hints at more scrutiny to come.
Arnold Myers reports on Arkansas campaigns before the August primary. Vincent M. Miles, a Democratic national committeeman, plans about 10 days at the Chicago convention and a 60 day window for speeches. Roy Hand promotes campaign folders with a state house image for schoolchildren. Dwight H. Blackwood runs HQ from the New Capitol Hotel, a site linked to past victories. Gov. Harvey Parnell and Sen. T. H. Caraway previously used that suite. W. Oscar Humphreys aims a statewide bid with broad outreach. Dan W. Johnston of Clarksville criticizes the administration, echoing four years of legislative opposition. Charlie Parker canvasses with buses and literature for auditor race.
THXARKANA W M Day father of Sam Day received four to six months in jail and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to selling whisky in federal court. Homer Cook also drew similar punishment on a liquor charge. Co defendant Thomas Miller, a Black man, was fined $50. Injunctions barred multiple individuals from further liquor sales. C A Riddie near Taleo and C C Leeder and G Garrett faced varied penalties for liquor offenses. Lucille Brown's liquor charge was dismissed.
The piece notes Democratic pre-campaign fights and campaign stops. Mr Parker plans limited Capital City presence until after August 9. Rep Curtis Cannon, anti-administration leader, launched lieutenant governor bids with speeches in Magnolia and El Dorado. Mrs Belva Martin resigns land commissioner race leaving Wm J DeCamp, E P Rosser and George Neale to seek votes for the August primary.
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