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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
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Dana arrives at a timber front in Three Rivers to marry Dudley Winters but meets Stanley Black on a secluded trail. He vows to help her and suggests removing Ball, the outlaw target, from Folly Mountain. A tense, perilous pursuit unfolds as Dana weighs an unexpected alliance and looming danger.
Charles McCreary of Columbus turned himself in to Toledo police on a rainy day. He admitted he fled the Columbus courthouse three years ago after being fined 500 dollars and sentenced to a year in the workhouse for neglect of his children. He is jailed as a fugitive from justice.
The Star's Platform urges using municipal power plant revenues to improve sanitary conditions and backyards. It supports a county highway program for all weather road construction and reducing dirt roads. It pushes for scientific agricultural programs and practical cooperation, plus state tax reform and efficient budgeting.
The dean of Columbia University School of Journalism notes American newspapers sustained high standards and thorough coverage during the economic crisis. He argues a democracy depends on an alert honest press, which has reported science and public affairs accurately despite hard times.
The piece notes Orville Bullington, Republican gubernatorial candidate, campaigns in Texas against ad valorem farm taxes to curb tenancy. It argues taxes do not cause tenancy and lowering them could raise land values and tenant rents, complicating owner occupancy. The Blytheville Courier News cites the Texas Weekly questions tax Land value effects and landlord tax cuts on tenant prospects.
The former Viceroy of India Baron Irwin mocked Gandhi's hunger strike saying the Indian would understand only such language. He claimed he could end the disobedience movement in days by starving in a Delhi government hallway. The piece contrasts his satire with a note on potential imperial honors if proven effective.
Maj Gen George B Duncan U S A retired denounces the bonus march as one of the most cowardly assaults on government he has heard veterans taking part in.
Economical serving ideas boost pleasure and profit by dressing up simple meat and vegetable dishes. Tips cover borders and molds using mashed potatoes greens and rice to create festive platters with sausages, seafood, or creamed vegetables as center fillings.
Patrolmen Doty and Gibbs traced a burglary on a Denver street after John Steinberg reported his wife’s purse stolen. A trail of papers and 2060 car fare tokens were found along with other stolen goods. Suspect Alex Robinson admitted discarding papers after the theft.
The line hints at Mary and Harry’s failed happiness over simple love and bread and cheese. Jane recalls Harry’s habit of going downtown to obtain them, suggesting ongoing issues in their relationship.
A wit recalls a joke about warning off rivals at the seashore. The punch line has a wife telling her husband to bring a machine gun after he vows to shoot any man who flirts with her. The quip is attributed to Die Mochenschau in Essen.
In Columbus Ohio Ned Nickles aged 34 was stabbed during a celebration with friend Arthur Henry 45. Nickles was hospitalized in serious condition while Henry faced suspicion and jail as police awaited Nickles outcome.
Mr and Mrs Billingsley visited Mrs Billingsleys mother at Okolona Sun g Hon Minor Wallace our next congressman passed down the road on Saturday evening en route home after a weeks campaigning Mr Cravenscroft and several other farmers two to three miles beyond Stamps were in town this week with cotton to sell R L Duke of Prescott was at the Hotel Barlow this morning Miss Ruth Anderson left yesterday for Little Rock to attend the fair Mrs Patrick Duffie and baby Patricia will leave tonight for Little Rock to attend the state fair
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