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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1932

Page

2

Bird of Paradise Comes to Saenger for Two Days

The film adaptation of Richard Walton Tully's Bird of Paradise opens Sunday matinee at the Saenger Theatre. Dolores Del Rio stars as Luana with Joe McCrea in support. shot in Hawaii, it features a native wedding, underwater shark scene, volcano eruption escape, and a tropical score.

Richard Walton Tully Saenger Theatre Dolores de Rio Luana Leonore Ulric Joe McCrea Constance Bennett Hawaii Tropics King Vinor Dolores McCrea

Hope platform supports municipal power profits and roads

The Star outlines a platform favoring revenues from the municipal power plant to fund social resources in Hope. It calls for a county highway program building six all weather roads annually to cut dirt mileage. It supports Chamber of Commerce backing and practical agricultural cooperation in Hempstead county and broader efficient government through budget reform.

ciTr Eee Nereved Beckyards Chamber of Commerce Hempstead Rink Siedlenstik Moe Adget

Everest Challenge Tests Human Spirit Yet Stirs Debate

An English expedition plans a Tibet ascent to Mount Everest, the world’s tallest peak. Supporters call mountain climbing the purest sport, proving the climber's courage and endurance, while critics question its value and risk.

Tibet Mount Everest Beneeee

Southern Gentleman John Sharp Williams Passes

John Sharp Williams, long-time Mississippi senator and gentleman and scholar, has died after years out of politics. His retirement nine years earlier marked a life of southern culture at its best, and his passing leaves the nation poorer for the loss of a man who sought quiet rest after a storied public career.

John Sharp Williams United States Mississippi Williams Senate

Wheat Growers Plight Prompts Call for Market Reform

The piece warns that American farmers face unstable, disorganized markets with little price security. It notes expected new wheat demand from Soviet Russia, Argentina, Japan, and China could raise prices, but only if misfortune boosts wheat belt yields. The article urges drastic action to stabilize the trade.

Russia Japan China South America

Quotations on government costs and wartime finance

A collection of remarks from Dr. Julius Klein Silas H. Strawn Edward A. Filene and General Smedley D. Butler discussing government funding, economic stability, medical industry sales, and wartime debt. The statements highlight concerns about frozen assets government costs and the impact on future policy.

Julius Klein Secretary of Commerce Edward A. Filene Boston

Williams Accused of Fee Splitting in Arkansas Case

Williams of Osceola, a State Highway Commission member, was held liable for 3005.40 in a ruling by Chancellor Alvin S. Irby over an alleged 10 percent fee on a Gravelle Construction contract. The decision centers on an oral agreement to pay Williams for helping secure contracts and criticizes such arrangements as void and contrary to public policy.

Walnut Ridge Ark J. Law Williams Osceola State Highway Commission Alvin S. Irby Williams N. E. DeCamp Gravelle Construction Company Gravelle Company Wardell & Whitten District No. 2 J. M. Furrett Irby Ellis St. Francis Levee Board State Highway Department DeCamp Gravelle Construction Co Gravelles Ellison Lewis Garvelles

Nightlife Exchange in Stockholm Quip Appears

A witty exchange from Vart Hem in Stockholm asks where the nice girls are this evening and answers they are out with handsome men. The lighthearted snippet reflects social banter in the city.

Stockholm

Brothers Reunite After 15 Years at Yellowstone Stream

In Yellowstone National Park a lonely stream leads to a reunion as two Morley brothers, William T. Morley of California Nevada and James J. Morley of Aberdeen South Dakota, meet after fifteen years apart while fishing.

Salt Lake City Utah Yellowstone National Park William T. Morley California Nev James J. Morley Aberdeen S. D

This Is Kinda Hard Little Anna Joke

A humorous exchange where Anna asks why her father has no hair on top of his head. He answers in a raspy quip that grass won’t grow on a busy street, and Anna realizes the joke: hair cannot grow up through concrete.

Little Anna Humorist

Bears Invade Camp in Indiana Vacation Tale

Harold Spears and his wife camping near Glacier National Farm in Evansville Indiana faced two bears that entered their camp. With no firearm, Spears banged a skillet with a spoon to drive the animals away. The incident occurred during their vacation and ended without injury.

Evansville Ind Harold Spears Glacier National Farm Spears

Storm over Folly Mountain unfolds romance and danger

Dona and Dudley pursue a halted wedding amid timber camp intrigue. Stan Ball, alias Stanley Black, evades capture while Dona suspects his absent affection. Dana befriends Rosa Trujillo and contemplates marriage to Dudley to shield her father Asper from danger.

Stan Ball Asper Delo Ball Delo Dona Stanley Black Dudley Winters Aith Dana Three Rivers Bali Asper Dudley Swergin Dundiey Stanley Biack Blind River Des Little Rosa Caballero Dana Sam Dean Corral Malloy Dad Dean’s Folly Mountain

Glorifying Yourself with Milk and Salts Baths

An old tale links Poppaea to milk baths for softer skin. modern advice suggests turning to warmed milk substitutes like oatmeal or bran, sea or Epsom salts, rough cloth exfoliation, and pine scent bath infusions to improve circulation, cleanse, and invigorate body and mind.

Nero Poppaea Rome

Self-Made Music Tit-Bits Title Phrase

A compact note in Tit-Bits hints at a humorous line about self relying musicians. It mentions a friend who is a musician and a quip about him blowing his own horn. The brief item captures a light editorial aside about personal talent.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ann Ann Hobe Associated Pree Associated Press R. R. McCormick Saenger Dolores del Rio George Clark NEA Service, Inc WEG U. S. Pat Silas H. Strawn U. S. Chamber of Commerce Treasury Smedley D. Butler By RG. Montgomery Ona Stanley Old Seville Rosa Trujillo Cowboy Pzse Rosa Dena Wilkerson Hope, Ark
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