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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1932
Page
3
An excerpt notes a seek for halcyon days as the City P T A Council meets Tuesday at 2 30 pm in the city hall council room with Miss Willie Lawson of Blytheville to address. Follow up shows Junior Senior High P T A gathering at 3 30 pm and mentions local social visits and arrivals.
A stylish collar and cuff set with a cotton crochet edge adds character to the dress. A white accent spot completes the look, elevating the apparel with subtle charm.
Mrs. Bryant of Dallas and Miss Willie Lawson of Blytheville arrived Monday for a few days with Miss Bery Henry. Lawson will address the City P T A Council at city hall Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Alchean class of First Baptist meets Tuesday night at 7 30 at Mrs. Fred White's South Main home. Mrs. J R Gilbert and Mrs. F A Sale of El Dorado, Mrs. R L Bunch and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bolton of Little Rock were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A B Spraggins.
Harold Lloyd stars in Movie Crazy with Constance Cummings at the Saenger Theater Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Lloyd praises audience reaction and notes previews before release while manager Swanke lines up election returns for Tuesday show. Richard Barthelmess ends Monday night in The Cabin in the Cotton, praised as entertainment.
The market shows a rise linked to elections and hedging trends. Spot cotton sales were light with 289,888 bales traded across ten markets, while exports through November 4 reached about 2.2 million bales. The New York Cotton Exchange cites September world consumption at 1,000,009 bales, up from August and last year, driven by strong goods sales and price gains in August.
Cadet Charles Broshous and Major Ralph Sasse embody Army life at West Point. Broshous, a dropkick specialist, faced Notre Dame in 1930 and others while remaining unshaken. Sasse, football coach, returns to artillery with a modest pay scale. Davidson succeeds him as a lieutenant.
After a labor leader study, Andacollo in the gold washing region becomes a dry zone. Saturdays Sundays and Mondays will ban alcohol as thousands of unemployed pan gold to fund weekly binges, while government aided mining drives the boom town.
Dan Hale the tax collector keeps his 1932 tax collections in a shoe box. He brought $6400 of his Harrison holdings to Little Rock for safekeeping in the box amid a wave of bank failures.
In Lynn Massachusetts a gasoline leak from a motorized water wagon caught fire after a match was placed beneath it. Firefighters extinguished the blaze affecting the wagon’s underside with no water spilled.
Manila reports growing resentment over police third degree methods after the insular supreme court freed Guendo Ishishima a Japanese who had served one year of a life term for murder. The court ruled the alleged confession was obtained under duress. Mayor Tomas Arnshaw ordered an official police methods inquiry and a bill to punish mistreatment of prisoners was introduced. Thomas Pratt, chief of police, banned department briefings to reporters.
Germany’s Reichstag election leaves no party able to form a government. Nazi strength drops to about 195 seats, with Communists near 100 and Socialists around 121. Centrists Nationalists Bavarians and others gain, reshaping the political bloc as von Papen’s cabinet calls the result a break against Hitler.
Julia Chester Irwin 8 year old and Donald McJunkin were admitted to the hospital Monday for major operations. They are children of local families in South Main Street and Saratoga respectively. Dr Walker of Saratoga was a hospital caller Monday.
The Union of South Africa uniquely houses its legislature in Cape Town while the rest of government sits in Pretoria. A Florida port saw the departure of the first electrically driven merchant vessel to sail the seas, signaling a new era in maritime tech.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as combining seven proven aids to fight germs quickly. It claims the medicine is powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take with no narcotics and offers a money refund if coughs or colds remain unresolved.
The Gulf Coast Shows arrive in Hope for a week long engagement. The five show units include three rides and many concessions. The company, one of the oldest traveling acts, sets up on East Division near Garrett's gin instead of Cook's gin. Amusements will be ready for the public Monday night.
The text outlines the massive scope of the U S president’s responsibilities, noting thousands of new laws and numerous commissions. It describes daily tasks from signing 50,000 commissions to handling 150 documents daily, plus cabinet oversight and political pressures.
A discussion on presidential privacy and security notes constant Secret Service presence and public receptions at the White House. It compares past leaders, cites lifespan data, and mentions efforts to reduce burdens on the president while recounting a Lincoln era anecdote about appointing a Shelbyville postmaster. In Little Rock the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled poll tax receipts illegal as part of voting eligibility cases.
Trimble Brown Mahoney Therlen and Williams of El Dorado Dudley Gladney Bussey Longin Kelly Wilson and Hurst of Magnolia Ashworth Silliman Herris and Mc Cromick of Camden listed among hope men in the report.
Local ad states cash for good used cars. Contact Hollis Luck at Loreco Service Station located at Third and Walnut Streets for inquiries.
Officials and attorneys questioned the ease of removing the bank commissioner yesterday. One remarked that Taylor may be advised that courts would require just cause, while many believed Governor Ornell or Judge J M Futrell of Paragould could remove him at any time despite Senate opposition or potential acts limiting removal.
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