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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe postal service matters at Hope Arkansas with mentions of rates and notices. The text references the Act of March 3 1879 and notices about tributes memorials and submissions, plus Associated Press publication rights and a disclaimer from The Star about unsolicited manuscripts.
A column titled New Destiny Washington led by Willis Thornton promises light commentary on politics and cultural themes. The piece blends travel notes and opinion with informal humor as it critiques current events and public figures.
Willis Thornton reports from Washington on a wave of new federal agencies created to drive the economic program. Civilian Conservation Corps Public Works Administration Reconstruction Finance Corporation and more are springing up as Major Littlejohn prepares a $75 million food and clothing program. The piece notes the rapid growth, a map of agencies, and colorful scenes of the capital, with Borah departing Idaho for the summer and a growing public interest in the new order.
Olive Roberts Barton argues the oldest child often receives pampering and advantage, becoming dependent on others for guidance. As siblings arrive, younger children gain independence while the elder may develop a defense and domineering stance. The oldest typically secures first choices in clothes education and career, shaping later life prospects.
A wired health feature by Alicia Hart promotes head high carriage and a straight spine. It describes lying on the back with knees bent, lifting the upper spine slightly, square shoulders, chin tucked, and arms raised to align back and chest for posture and bust support.
Havana faces a rain soaked return to normal as stores reopen with few customers after Monday’s bloodshed. Military checks for casualties continue amid reports of 75 or more dead and many wounded. An American among the dead may be among the 35 to 40 soldiers and others killed.
Community note records a large turnout for Shower Springs Singing last Saturday night. It lists visiting families from Beaumont and Denison, Oscar nights with local residents, and mentions the Shower Springs Ladies quartet performing on KCMC Texarkana.
The Kingtened Bird family of Jeer Howe Wayne England and Mr and Mrs Alton Honeycutt of Hope gathered with all their children and grandchildren to celebrate Tom's birthday with a turkey dinner last Sunday. All had a real nice time.
Washington reports the NRA plans a four division reorganization led by four deputy administrators to oversee major industry trades. Hugh Johnson returns from New York to push a self regulated program with minimal government policing while federal observers stay attached. Officials hope coal-field disputes settle locally as operators adjust to new wage driven price schedules.
New York reports detail checks and ledgers showing Senator James J. Davis received about 133000 from alleged Moose Lodge lottery proceeds in 1930. The government alleges shipments of lottery tickets and related funds flowed through lodge and personal accounts, with Miller also linked to profits and transfers. Trial proceedings near, with Davis potential testimony in his defense.
Eight national and international unions urged the American Federation of Labor convention to appeal to President Roosevelt for a quicker spread of the public works program. They proposed removing the officials in charge, arguing they control a sizeable bloc of convention votes to push passage.
Senate Banking Committee details the massive profits of Dillon Read & Co. from stock plays before the crash. Clarence Dillon testifies to gains from 20 cent shares sold toward 55 to 600 dollars, and a 1924 trust deal valued at 36 million. George W. Wickersham among listed customers. Pecora questions profits and officers’ sales.
Three workers were beaten and one picket shot during a steel plant disturbance in Ambridge. Unclear details show violence at local plant with injuries and concern over safety and labor tensions. Authorities investigating a chaotic incident amid escalating strikes and factory protests.
A list indicates October 10 for Florida and November 1 for Ohio with additional mentions of Pennsylvania North Carolina South Carolina Utah and Kentucky. Montana Mississippi dates remain not yet set.
Gunfire wounds a worker as violence flares at the Ambridge steel plant on Wednesday. Across western Pennsylvania two thirds of 79,000 striking miners refuse to return to work while 75,000 coal miners in the Appalachian districts have been on a three week holiday. Signs of break appeared Tuesday as 20,400 reportedly return to work in four Pennsylvania counties. a mass meeting of 15,000 other miners in fear booed the proceedings.
Reported labor unrest shows thousands idle as unions press for gains. About 10,000 workers walk out with another 15,000 idling in West Virginia and Pennsylvania in sympathy. Picketing continues at Detroit area plants while apparel, shoe, and auto sectors report stoppages and NRA officials urge working hours talks.
A distressed consumer note extols Grove's Chill Tonic as a remedy for chills fever and malaria. It claims the tonic destroys infectious load builds immunity and fortifies the blood while noting safety for children and general tonic benefits.
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