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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
2
The Star's Platform supports Hope's city revenues from the power plant to fund social resources, sanitary improvements, alley and back-yard conditions, and Chamber of Commerce backing. County and state programs aim to expand highway construction and agricultural progress, with cooperative effort across rural Hempstead County.
A fragmentary nostalgia piece notes the disappearance of Sarah Ann island in the Pacific. It frames the event as a reminder that old sea wonders endure and wonders still lure seafarers and readers alike, while hinting the isle may reappear far from its charted spot.
The article notes the U S Supreme Court ruling granting new trials for seven Scottsboro defendants while radical protesters attempting a court picket were promptly dispersed. It argues the scene made the radicals look foolish regardless of the ruling's significance.
The article argues Mussolini's regime appears secure as it frees thousands of political prisoners. It contrasts past fears of uprising with present liberality, claiming generosity signals a self assured government rather than weakness.
The former utilities czar Samuel Insull moved from jail to a Athens hospital. The remark notes his self-styled nationalities and hints at the danger he poses to his countrymen, reflecting era views on patriotism and public figures. The quotes include admonitions by Dr. Nicholas Murry Butler and Lord Mamhead.
Frank Buck's Bring ’Em Back Alive captivates Thursday crowds with real, unstaged wildlife exploits. The film showcases death struggles between a crocodile and leopard, a python, and a man-eating Royal Bengal tiger, plus elephant scenes, offering thrilling entertainment and an educational look at natural history.
Washington readers report guests and travels this week including Mrs M H Stuarts and Miss Virginia Stone in Shreveport. Miss Julia Bearden of Hope visits sister Miss Shirley. Mrs Ella Gold and Mrs Frank Yarborough shop in Hope. | Mrs W S Stroud recovering in Tri State hospital Shreveport. T B Hayworth went to Shreveport. L F Monroe and wife attended Methodist Conference in Texarkana. Edna Jones of Hope visited Mrs Louis Smith. Carolyn Trimble and Mickie Trimble visited from Hope. Charlie and David Trimble of El Dorado visited Washington relatives. John D Trimble of El Dorado visited his sister Mrs J W Butler. Mr and Mrs A P Bailey spent in Hope with daughter Mrs S E McPherson. Mors Rowe of Tyler, Texas visited relatives. Mrs M E Foints of Bowie. Ari
The feature shot largely at Culver Military Academy Indiana showcases divisions of infantry artillery and cavalry among scenic landscapes. Elders marching in unit formations add a moving dramatic touch that grips the spectator.
Mr and Mrs Joe Gibson Mrs T J Beyett and Rev W A Freeman attend the funeral of Prof P T Walker at Arkadelphia Miss Fannie Hervey visits relatives in Little Rock Mrs T & McDavitt return to Little Rock Syd MacMath and J T Black of Hope National Bank attend Henderson Brown vs Russellville Aggies game Beecher Keson leaves for Colorado Springs due to ill husband Mrs J L Morgan visits El Dorado relatives.
zona visits daughter Mrs B Hayworth this week. Mrs Sallie Shields of Hope weekends with daughter Mrs W E Hulsey. Miss Mary Levins weekends with Miss Ethel Turner in Hope. B F Ellington of Atlanta Texas visits friends in Washington Tuesday. Mrs M C Bruce of Hope spends days with her parents Mr and Mrs T P Parsons. Clifford Byers of Longview Texas visits with his mother and father this week.
Commissioner will sell at public vendue on December 8 1932 at the Hempstead County Courthouse Washington Arkansas the lands described in cases No 2560 and No 2593 including 81 acres and 100 acres respectively with 8 percent interest and a lien to secure payment. The sale is held under the chancery court order in the Federal Land Bank of St Louis v Judkins et al and Federal Land Bank of St Louis v Williams et al.
The scene opens with a killer on a train bound for Long Island where Linda Averill and five guests gather for a weekend. Cousin Amos quarrels with writer Shaughnessy, leaving early as the party heads to the Country Club. A balcony incident leads to Amos’s death and Linda’s realization of a hidden assailant as she confronts danger atop the house.
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