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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
2
The Hobe Arkansas newspaper notes second class matter status and credits C. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. It states charges for tributes, cards, and unsolicited manuscripts, with rates and payment terms, and reserves rights for published news dispatches and local items.
A county program proposes building an annual all weather road segment to boost Hempstead county's farm economy. It seeks farmer group support and cooperative effort, mirroring town practices, to strengthen political and economic backing for science in agriculture.
Dr. L. F. Barker of Johns Hopkins told Indianapolis doctors that life expectancy has risen for children due to medical advances, but adults past youth still face high mortality in the 50s to 60s. He warned aging weaknesses remain and inheritances largely determine longevity, though medicine promises continued progress.
A Hot Springs Sentinel Record editorials discusses Mississippi's 1933 license rule lowering rates for old cars based on prior year payments. The piece notes 50 percent minimum reductions, crowding repair costs, and the effect on gasoline taxes and road upkeep, while questioning fairness and impact on motorists upgrading, or not, to newer vehicles.
AQUISOLINTS speech at Turin signals Europe will not repay war debts to the United States. The debate centers on voluntary cancellation versus forced repudiation. Europe hopes for cancellation, but a repudiation may deter future borrowing in new conflicts.
Josephine Mrs R M Bird Buckner improving after serious illness. Dr A C Kolb visited Camden for Ouachita County Medical Society meeting with Dr J H Weaver. John Revel McNab returned home after a few days in Josephine hospital. Mrs Don R Rose Watonga Okla leaving for Tulsa after a month in hospital, sister Mrs Fred Smith accompanying. Julia Chester Leonard Grant child of Mr and Mrs L A Grant Guernsey discharged after major operation. Peggy O Neal daughter of Mr and Mrs O Neal near Ozan admitted for minor operation. Mrs Lyman Miller discharged after major operation two weeks ago. Dr Arrington Blevins visited hospital. Mrs Emmet Miller Hope discharged after major operation. Mrs C V Lathan East Third Street left hospital after major operation.
Two college football miscues altered late game outcomes. Rocco Cutri of Pitt failed a short pass at the Ohio State end zone preserving a 0 0 tie, while Dartmouth’s Dave Hedges dropped a simple pass to hand Harvard a 10 7 victory amid late penalties and offside calls.
The piece reflects on landmark football missteps and heroics, recalling Riegels famous wrong way run and Cutri’s faux pas. It compares reactions from fans and coaches, noting Eddie Casey’s graceful conduct after the Hedges incident and his sprint to encourage Dartmouth.
George O'Brien leads a 200 person company in Mystery Ranch at the Saenger theater Saturday. The film adaptation of The Killer by Stewart Edward White is directed by David Howard with Cecilia Parker and a cast including Charles Middleton Noble Johnson Forrester Marvey Russ Powell Roy Stewart and Charles Stevens. A handsome ranger pursues the rescue of a captive girl from a half mad rancher in picturesque outdoor scenes.
Mrs Cora and Miss Lillie Maud McBay visit Friday. W L Cornelius in Hope Saturday. W J McBay sick. Walter Cornelius family in Holly Spring Sunday. Pearl Cornelius with Rosa Cornelius in Guernsey Tuesday. Roy Cornelius of Oily Springs with parents. T G McBay visiting Battle Field relatives. Myrtle Knotts visiting Hope. J W Kontts of Texas with Claude McCall and Myrtle Knotts. Cattle thief. Peggy Shannon stars in The Painted Woman closing Friday.
Drs Ellis McDonald and A J Allen of the University of Pennsylvania cancer research labs report a newly discovered ultra violet ray. The ray is believed useful for treating deep bacterial infections and advancing cancer studies at Philadelphia institutions.
Two speakers recall laughter over George's prominent mustache. They note the joke tickled them both and share a light moment.
Advertisement extols Black-Draught as a fine medicine that relieves trouble and prevents sick headache. It claims daily use after meals aids the system and promotes good order. A new syrup form for children is now available at stores.
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