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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1932
Page
2
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The Star's Platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial social resources. It supports a county highway program building all weather roads yearly to reduce road mileage. It backs scientific agricultural programs and farm cooperative effort, state highway progress, fearless tax reform, and budget efficiency.
A Michigan physician summarizes a survey claiming Soviet Russia has the healthiest children due to state health programs. He argues that America could borrow the idea of state responsibility for child health while maintaining capitalist ideals.
A reader reflects on an Illinois woman who chose to have funeral services at her bedside, with her pastor’s eulogy and a final hymn. The piece wonders why such living tributes are rare and suggests expressing love while someone can hear it to brighten their final hours.
The piece notes a revival of lively campaign zeal with torches, brass bands, and parades signaling strong public engagement. It argues such passion, though it may invite mistakes, prevents elections from passing by default and reflects healthy participation in democracy.
The clip presents quotes on liquor law persistence from Izzy Einstein and Willi Butler Yeats and a naval expert Hector C. Bywater claiming many Japanese submarines could cross the Pacific and threaten the U S west coast and the Panama Canal, reflecting contemporary opinion on prohibition and security.
Harold Lloyd stars in Movie Crazy with Constance Cummings at the Saenger for two days. The film showcases eight minutes of nonstop laugh sequences across a single reel, including a ballroom gag run and a magician’s coat scene, with election returns shown on a side screen during the screening.
Linda Averill hosts five visitors including Cousin Amos Peabody and guests Captain De Vos and Mr Statlander at White Haven on Long Island. A homicidal killer looms in a prologue as the house fills with relatives and strangers, and Linda manages the tense social balance while awaiting Tom and the remaining guests.
After six weeks, the Bobcat High School honor roll grows notably with over 20 percent of 79 seniors on the list. Perfect averages include Ruby Owen Luther Hollamen and Enola Alexander. Football players Carl Schooley Carl Green and Ralph Owen also appear among honorees.
Editor notes Armistice Day showdown with Prescott stirred-town rivalries after a harsh welcome to visitors. Students and townspeople faced accusations of unsportsmanlike behavior including vandalism and sneers. Calls for better planning, parent and merchant support, and courteous conduct to prove Hope can host graciously and "beat Prescott" on the field.
W. S. Atkins, Kiwanis president, offered a $2.50 prize to any Senior High student who identifies the author of a poem read by him and indicates where it can be found. The winner will speak to the Kiwanis club. Atkins, introduced by Lyle M. Webb, stressed vocational guidance talks and invited student suggestions.
Miss Frances Bailey the state adviser asked Miss Taylor to have the Hope club elect a state secretary and treasurer. The Hope club was chosen to elect an officer and Helen King Canon was elected to the office of state secretary and treasurer.
Calgary athlete Andy Baxter shot at a four eagle flock to bring one down. The downed bird then recovered and attacked him, sinking talons through five layers of cloth into his arm. Medics removed the talons with pincers.
Will Chadwick's trip to town ended with a tow tag for overparking and a later house robbery he reported in police court the next day, paying a five dollar fine. The incident followed his ranch visit.
After a friend's death Mildred Valentine reflects on the value of friendship and loved ones. Described as quiet, lovable, and studious, she pursued music as her primary aim. Her influence remains among us, seen as all that is good.
The 8B English team faced 9B on Thursday with players Katherine Mae Simms Margaret con Ess White Enola Alex for 8B and Van Roberts McRae Lemley John Cly Hill Charline Hollis for 9B. Teachers Miss Gra Hudson and Miss Winburn moderated sentences chosen by Miss Margaret Bell. The 8B team lost by four points.
A group of students gathered at Miss Grace Hudson’s home at six on Monday night for a Halloween tramping party. They wore old clothes to represent a trade group and visited Evelyn Bria and later toured homes of Kathryn Franks Shiver Dorothy Heard and Henry Taylor, where hot chocolate and cake were served. Moreland’s provided candy.
The History club members arranged five new titles from Scholastic for the high school library. They include Wuthering Heights by Bronte, Plays by Oscar Wilde, T Bungay by H. G. Wells, Lord of Joseph Conrad and Fortitude by H Walpole. English teachers selected these from various lists as most valuable for students.
In the corridor Mr. Durham sits at his desk while Remmel Young remains silent about football. Mr Bruce with a long white beard Mary Jane Richards with sleek hair. Diane and Theresa Fritz noted as twins. Donald Moore avoids arguing over politics. Ruby Owens earns an F.
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