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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
The recap notes key moments as Whitehill, Kuhel, and Cronin figure in a tight game. Davis, Manush, and Sewell contribute notable plays in the late innings while both teams chase runs in damp center field and foggy air.
In a tight finish, no runs, no errors, and no bills on the scoreboard as the bottom of the ninth ends with Oh walking, Davis ruled out, Bluege to Kubel, Jackson out on a fielder's choice, Mes out to MacNush in left, ending the game.
Ravin feeds Meyer who passes to Kuhel for a second out Jackson covers first base Mancuse ends it with a long fly to Schulte in center Wash Bluege grounds out Reyan
Mrs Esther L Dodson of Lowry City Missouri says Cardus stopped her cramps and improved her health. She recommends Cardus for womanly aches and cramps caused by a weak rundown condition. Sold at drug stores.
The ad urges flushing the liver by drinking two quarts of warm bile daily, claiming constipated digestion causes foul breath, headaches, and a dull body. It touts Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a safe remedy and mocks laxatives and other shortcuts.
Continental Gin Co. v. C Spates awarded 1017.48 to plaintiff. National Saving & Loan v. Pete White and wife awarded 186 and possession of property. Marion Hartsfield v. Hope Basket Factory for injuries awarded 4000 after seeking 14000. Basket Factory appeals to supreme court. Other civil cases set after criminal docket concludes.
Washington reports Hugh Johnson NRA director urged lead ing manufacturers and advertisers to join the upcoming “now is the time to buy” campaign. He cited rising employment and payrolls and urged industry to advertise and offer attractive up to date merchandise at fair prices to spur sales.
Senate Banking Committee hearings reveal sharp clashes between Carter Glass of Virginia and his lawyer Ferdinand Pecara during discussions on the probe. The report notes tensions and ongoing disputes over investigative conduct and scope.
Pecora confronted Robert E. Christie Jy about large profits from private pool ships within an investment trust formed by Lon Hear & Co. Christie, secretary treasurer and newly elected president of the American Investment Bankers Association, described vast sales of United States and Foreign Securities Corporation shares at high marks. Dillon and committee experts debated regulation of stock exchanges as Glass pressed Pecora on questioning methods and whether Christie consulted colleagues before replying.
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