Hope Progress Promises in City and County Plans
The Star urges applying power plant revenues to boost Hope's industry and social resources. It calls for more 1932 pavement and improved sanitation, a county highway program to cut dirt roads, support for scientific agriculture and farmer cooperatives, and continued state highway progress plus tax reform and budgeting efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Oe Ask
Cocker
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
The Victor's Responsibility for Roosevelts Ecoeconomic Task
The piece argues Roosevelt must reshape the economy within capitalist bounds to curb booms and busts without dismantling the system. It praises the election verdict as a mandate for major overhauls while preserving core institutions and rejects socialist or communist alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Dole Policy Endures After Royal Commission Report
A two year royal commission study argues the British dole must be maintained despite calls for reform. It urges administrative fixes to curb abuses but rejects substitutes for direct unemployment aid, stressing the principle as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission
Fate and Fate’s Jests on a Mountain Climber
Alfred D. Lindley, a Minneapolis mountain climber who has summited Mount McKinley twice, was recently thrown from a horse and suffered a broken collar bone. The incident contrasts his perilous alpine feats with a folk irony as fate jokes through everyday sport.
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Minneapolis
Alfred D. Lindley
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Lindley
So They Say Washington The Admiral Title Debate
Secretary Adams calls Washington the navy’s new term though he never held it, while Buck criticizes missionaries as narrow, arrogant, and ignorant, yet shaping converts in their own image. The quotes reflect debates over leadership titles and cross cultural influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Adams
Pearl S. Buck
New Deans of Congress for 1933 Named
Senator Borah of Idaho and Representative Pou of North Carolina will become the new deans of Congress after March 4 1933. They succeed Reed Smoot and Gilbert Haugen who were defeated. Magnolia A M College Open Forum discusses Prohibition Thursday night. North side windows of the Administration Building have been weather stripped with zinc sheeting to save fuel and pay for itself in two to three winters.
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William E. Borah
Rep
Idaho
Edward F. Pou
Dem
N. C
Congress
Senator Borah
Senate
Representative Pou
House
Reed Smoot
Utah
Gilbert N. Haugen
Town
Open Forum
Magnolia A. & M. College
Dean E. E. Graham
Magnolia A and M College Opens Basketball Practice
Basketball practice begins at Magnolia A and M College with three weekly sessions under Coach Wes Godley. Five lettermen graduated, trials for the team begin as they prepare for December 17 against Centenary Gen tlemen and December 21 versus Colonial Bakers in Little Rock.
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Magnolia A. & M. College
Wes Godley
Aggies
Centenary Gentlemen
Magnolia
Colonial Bakers
Little Rock
New Hope Sunday Singing Progressing Nicely
The weekly New Hope singing session continues to improve with several quartet performances on the program this Sunday night. All are invited to attend with song books and join in the singing. Mrs. Allen returned home Monday after visiting her brother near Bright Star. Relda Mae and Conley Polk of near Washington stayed with their aunt, Mrs. D. P. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker hosted a party for the young people Friday night and guests enjoyed themselves.
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Mrs. Allen
Bright Star
Relda Mae
Conley Polk
Washington
D. P. Watkins
Roy Baker
Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself
Biting nails is a harmful habit that signals nerves and causes concealment. The text urges regular manicurist visits for children and even adults, plus nightly hand care rituals, cuticle work, olive oil treatment, and enamel to promote nail appearance and curb biting.
Crusty Intruder Armadillo Picked Up in Fort Worth Backyard
Fort Worth resident Ford Creed found a heavily shelled armadillo in his yard and placed it in a rabbit pen. Zookeeper J B McHugh said the zoo would welcome the animal if kept, and Creed jokes his wife may get a sewing basket for Christmas if the armadillo is not sent to the zoo.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Buford Creed
Creed
J. B. McHugh
Princess Tatiana Wiasemsky ed its Will O Wisp newspaper
A short profile notes Princess Tatiana Wiasemsky, said to be England’s youngest editor, owner of the Will O Wisp, granddaughter of Gordon Selfridge. The paper circulates in England, on the Continent, and in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess
Tatiana Wiasemsky
England
Tatiana
Gordon Selfridge
London
America
Hotel Barlow Hosts Mary Harkins Guest
Do You WW Miss Mary Harkins of Columbus was a guest at the Hotel Barlow this morning. Little Miss Helen Bowden will entertain tomorrow afternoon for her birthday party. E. S. Richards is spending the weekend with his family here.
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Mary Harkins
Columbus
Barlow
Helen Bowden
E. S. Richards
Fort Smith Faces Little Rock Friday in Title Contention
Fort Smith meets Little Rock Friday as a key showcases the championship race among high school teams. Fort Smith remains unbeaten against Arkansas foes, while Little Rock, not in the title run, has lost to El Dorado and Pine Bluff contenders. El Dorado looks dominant against Arkadelphia. Van Buren aims to clinch the northwest district by facing Springdale.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Grizzlies
Ben Mayo
Muskogee
Arkansas
Tigers
el Dorado
Fine Bluff
Pine Bluff
van Buren
Arkadelphia
Springdale
Watch the Dogs at Nibley Park Golf Course
A boy trained a dog to retrieve golf balls hit out of sight and return them for the boy to pocket. When a four some caught the pair in the act, both vanished and have not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nibley Park Course
Blind bride marries twice in one day in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Mildred May Henderson a 33 year old blind woman divorced her fellow blind husband Charles A Henderson at 1 pm and married Oliver Kaufman a 23 year old blind man at 2 pm, the ceremony performed by Justice James G McFarland who has one arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mildred May Henderson
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Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
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College Armory
A. & M. College
Kewal L. Motwani
India
Iowa City
Iowa
Mr. Motwani
C. A. Overstreet
John la Gatta
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Saturday Evening Post
Magnolia A. & M
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Mount Dolly
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