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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
3
A fragmented Here and There editorial comments on America and Britain facing global shifts. The piece critiques constitutional government under strain and the United States' reliance on a shifting leadership framework amid dictatorship tensions.
Greece refuses to extradite former Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull citing independence under its own law. U S pressure prompts Athens to review extradition treaty terms amid diplomatic protests and sharp editorials criticizing Washington's stance.
Mary Guinan born Mary Gouise Cecelia Guinan in Ware Texas about 48 years ago. She became a renowned early Hollywood figure and later a New York nightlife icon whose career included legal battles and public notoriety.
Italy's Air Minister Balbo resigns after clashes with Mussolini who appointed Mussolini as navy and air minister while Balbo remains a central figure in Fascist leadership. The text notes Balbo's tempestuous temper and past feats, including the 1930s seaplane flight to Brazil and Rome to Chicago World Fair expedition.
Major Charles A Shepard a surgeon contends his murder conviction of his wife Zenana at Fort Riley should be set aside. The Supreme Court plans to rule on granting a new trial citing improperly admitted evidence that Mrs Shepard had implicated her husband.
London reports Lord Stanley Baldwin and other Nationalist leaders declare U S constitutional rule has broken down and the country is practically under a dictatorship. The remarks came during a session with Sir John Simon and other leaders, as Americans face a time of trouble in a nation of individuals rather than institutions.
The Star notes curios in the heavyweight and freak sections. A van did not enter the heavyweight class. A seal shaped item with eyes nose mouth and a tooth is shown. A pear shaped potite by ALB Jackson Prescott Route Threw and a four foot gourd are described. Riley Qop’s war ship narrows the page as a comic serial runs daily.
LITTLE ROCK The State Advisory Board of the U S Public Works Administration Monday heard sponsors present a plan whereby the counties would be granted loans for maintenance of fowl roads. Washington released the president s employment agreement were Monday by the American Federal then of Labor by its November survey of business to have put 4 million persons back In work.
S H Turner a Baker's Switch area landowner and early Nevada mining investor died at Josephine hospital at 9 am Monday after three months of decline. Born in Barnard Missouri he moved to Nevada then Arkansas in 1906 acquiring Hempstead and LaFayette county land. He raised livestock and farmed for nearly 30 years. Funeral at 3 pm Tuesday from Hope Furniture Co parlor with Rev Floyd Clark and Rev Wallace R Rogers officiating. burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
NASHVILLE Arkansas Saturday night officers weighed cause of 10 year old Leo Copeland hanging himself from a barn rafter behind his home. Mother Ben Copeland blamed herself for pressuring him while City Marshal de Reese said the boy may have fallen or hanged himself accidentally. Copeland testified he had threatened to whip him when he failed to gather wood. after the boy disappeared, a search found the lifeless body. Sheriff de Reese said it is not natural for a boy his age to take his life, noting the boy was bright in studies. He is survived by his father and mother Mr and Mrs Ben Copeland. Copeland had been employed at Paoxa Olde.
MEMPHIS Tenn P W A Dutch Kleiber 40 former chief auditor of the Arkansas Highway Department administration of Dwight H Blackwood as highway commissioner was fatally injured when the car he rode in left the highway between Turrell and Fremonts Bayou at midnight Sunday His companion H C Shoemaker 31 of Memphis an oil company employee was treated for lacerations Kleiber long worked with Blackwood serving under him when Blackwood was state treasurer and as sheriff of Mississippi County Before Arkansas he was chief auditor for an Eastern railroad.
E R Green, formerly of this city, died late Saturday at his home in Idabel Oklahoma. He was father of J L Green of Hope. Funeral services were held Monday at 9 30 in Idabel with interment at Rose Hill cemetery in Hope at 2 30. Survived by his widow two sons J L Green of Hope and William Green of Idabel and a daughter Mrs Gullett of Paris Texas from a former marriage.
Kansas City story reports George Mee Gee, 21, jailed for life after jury convicted him of taking part in a $30 ransom kidnapping of Miss Mary McElroy, daughter of city manager H. F. Elroy. Walter McGee, his brother, had faced a death penalty verdict in a prior trial.
Local sportsmen announced the first restocking shipment for Red Lake near Fulton. About 60,000 fingerling bass, white perch, and bluegill brim were placed in the lake from Lonoke hatchery, under a $25 per load transport cost. Warden Earl Barham issued the requisition and J R Stringer supplied vans for two days. Additional round fish were seined out, totaling roughly 1,500 pounds with more expected this week.
Pennsylvania sues Arkansas to force payment on bonds owned by the commonwealth. The court granted Arkansas general permission to file and answer after counsel informed the court that payment had been tendered. The matter proceeds toward judicial resolution in the U.S. Supreme Court context.
A mused column on romance and legal pressure explores how women seeking equality in love provoke lawsuits over engagement promises. It notes how money and social status shape motives, with stories of failed engagements, moral judgments, and the impact of wealth on authentic affection.
Bobcats coach Teddy Jones leads a fitter squad as they prepare for a hard road game against Prescott next Friday night. Prescott is a tough rival and the crowd expected to be large. Proceeds from ticket sales go to Howe High School athletics. Players nursing injuries hope to be at peak for the Curly Wolves battle.
Western state governors plan to press Congress in January for a federal price fixing and crop restriction farm relief program. Governor Olson announced on returning from Washington. The issue ties to embargos on foreign food imports proposed by Governor Bryan of Nebraska, backed by Governor Langer of North Dakota, amid farm unrest and cross-state coordination.
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