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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
4
In a dramatic sequence Cherry is wounded when a gun fires during a tense pursuit. Dan carries her to safety, arranging a doctor visit and a tourniquet to staunch bleeding. The pair hurry through streets, a police officer nearby, as the doctor stabilizes Cherry’s arm and Dan scrambles to contact the city desk.
The Hope Post Office will be closed all day Monday May 30 for Memorial Day. No window service. incoming mail will go to boxes and outgoing mail will be dispatched as usual. City carriers will complete one delivery Monday morning. there will be no rural delivery.
NASHVILLE Ark Lewis Riley who resides 12 miles west of here was found guilty of burglary and grand larceny and sentenced to one year in prison by a Howard county circuit court jury Wednesday Riley previously had been convicted and given a year sentence in Pike county court He appealed and obtained Shane of venue to Howard court Riley was charged with robbing the Highland Mercantile company store at Highland on February 7 1931 Merchandise valued at 112 00 was taken
In Little Rock a set of automobile tags never issued by the state highway department was found in Ozark, prompting silence from highway officials and avoidance of comment by the Highway Audit Commission. Officials refused to discuss the case, with deputy AV Denny and auditor W A Kleiber declining to provide details or confirm if multiple tag sets were stolen. The counterfeit looking plates, No 148 456, were seized by patrolman Virgil Day. the car’s owner used a false name, and a woman with him claimed not to be his wife. The motor number on the car was said to be mutilated.
An advertisement presents MELLO GLO face powder promising a youthful complexion. It claims to prevent large pores, hide wrinkles, reduce shine, and offer smooth, long lasting application using a French process from Cox Drug Co. and Robinson & Co.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and stores including a drug store and gift shop. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered proper nouns. Unable to derive a definite person, organization, or date from the readable data.
The girl named Cherry approaches a deceptive building, asks after Baker residents, shelters frightened by echoing voices inside, and climbs a dim hallway where angry men emerge from a door as she hurries away in panic.
The Chicago Board of Trade faces charges of violating the grain futures act for denying full trading privileges to farmers' cooperative marketing organizations. The Grain Futures Commission will issue an order directing the board to show why its designation as a contract market should not be revoked. If revoked, a new trading system could arise and the matter may reach the Supreme Court.
The Maryland Republican state convention formally allocated Maryland's 19 votes to Hoover at the national convention and rejected a national referendum on prohibition by a 105 to 41 vote. The anti organization group pressed for the referendum but failed. The record notes uncertainty about the driver and companion in the referenced incident.
The Hope High senior class will present Be An Optimist Friday in the city hall auditorium for accessibility, listing performers Xan Thippe Porter Frank Lowthorp Alice Mee Waddle Lois Lingo Helen Bowden Katherine Briant Elizabeth Bernier Avis Wilson Winston Cobb Alonzo Beck Orlando Beck Otia Gravas and A B Piten Jr. The move aims to help those without cars attend despite the school building’s distance.
W. E. Cox, a Fulton business man, is recovering from knife wounds in the side. Rex Morton, about 17, is held on bond pending Cox’s outcome. Cox was stabbed during an affray late week.
Herrick testifies about alleged sub po dia misconduct as defense attorney challenge continues. The article notes his denial of joint safety policy involvement and references earlier testimony on the matter.
Fragmentary text from a Camden page section shows jumbled names and phrases making the event unclear. It mentions people such as Woods and Metiarty and references police but lacks coherent details or dates. The unreadable OCR prevents precise reporting of who, what, where or when.
The notice states that under a decree of the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas a sale will be held at the courthouse in Washington Arkansas to the highest bidder for property described as the NE quarter and NW quarter and SE quarter of section 14 township 10 south range 6 west containing about 37 acres. Terms are three months credit with bond and interest at 8 percent per annum, with a lien on the premises to secure payment. Dated May 12, 2832 and signed by Willie Harris Commissioner in Chancery.
The text appears to describe a partial conveyance or security interest terms mentioning percentages, payment until paid, and a sale on premises with a handwritten acknowledgment. The legibility is poor, but it references a centerline description and an 8 percent rate. It ends with a signature line.
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