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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
2
City plans to apply municipal power plant revenues to develop the A county highway program funding all weather roads. It urges support for scientific agriculture and cooperative farmer organizations. State highway progress continues with calls for tax reform and budget efficiency.
The piece argues ten cent cotton is not a probability this season yet foresees a healthy comeback next year. It cites a September price surge, carryover reductions, and anticipated mill buying after the October 8 government report, with demand driven by textile production and broader industrial recovery.
Marlen Pew notes mixed reception in Iowa as Republican and Democratic papers report crowds cheering F D Roosevelt and Al Smith while some boo and shout beer requests. The piece satirizes differing newspaper portrayals and ends with a quip about Bronx political salutes.
Dona Delo faces a mountain hunt as Stan Ball depicted as a wanted outlaw fights for escape from a cordon around Folly Mountain. Dudley and Swergin marshal a large force to flush Ball from the timber while Dona seeks news and warns of danger.
Elissa Landi appears in a dramatic role as a divorced woman defending love and life from her ex-husband in The Woman In Room 13 at the Saenger theatre Tuesday. Ralph Bellamy Neil Hamilton Byrna Loy and Gilbert Roland co star in a photoplay adapted from Samuel Chipman’s stage play. Two short subjects and a cartoon complete the bill for Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Empress of Britain and a supporting plane established a London to Montreal mail record of three days and twenty two hours by meeting the mail boat in the Strait of Bell Isle and flying it to Montreal. The London to Ottawa leg took four days and five hours.
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri assailed President Hoover's agriculture record before a cheering Iowa crowd. He called the gold standard question untrue and labeled Hoover’s tariff stance as a perversion of the truth. Reed cited Carter Glass to claim the country was never near suspending gold payments. Albany dispatch notes Roosevelt plans to respond to relief and employment questions in a national radio address from the New York governor's mansion.
A cinema actor suing for breach of contract boasted of being the greatest actor in the world. A friend challenged his loud self-praise, and he replied that the claim sounded conceited yet was justified by his oath. Toronto Globe.
The lashes are described as dyed or coated with artificial omes, claimed to make the eyes themselves appear to change color.
George Spragins bought several bales of cotton in Fulton on Tuesday. W F Clark of DeAnn and Frank Barrow the outgoing assessor were in town Monday.
Ernest Robison of Albany and Ray Webb of Ozan were seen in town this morning. Mr and Mrs Harold Oastler attended the State Fair at Little Rock this week. Circuit Judge G R Haynie was in town this afternoon.
Europe holds about eighty percent of the world’s motorcycles with Germany at 760,000 machines, the United Kingdom 640,000, France 469,000, and Italy around 500,000. The text notes missing figures for Italy.
Martins Ferry Ohio Dan Thomas 70 scoffs at mining hazards. He has worked in a coal mine for 58 years without a disabling accident and was named the safest man in the state. He expects to celebrate his golden wedding anniversary this fall and will receive an honor certificate from the Joseph A Holmes safety association.
New Orleans will host a monthly refrigerated cargo service to London and Liverpool launching in October. The ships will carry land, provisions and other perishables, marking a first such service from this port.
Report notes 378 waterfalls exist in Brazil with at least 5 million horsepower potential in 164 sites. Authorities assess capacity for energy development and regional impact.
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