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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1932
Page
4
The Star notes progress in the state highway program and urges continued state funding. It emphasizes political and economic backing for scientific agricultural factories and farmer organizations.
The article reflects on Jesse Pomeroy who died in a Massachusetts prison after 56 years behind bars. It recalls his youth crime, long solitary years, and a life of reform behind bars. It questions whether medical science will ever cure such unfortunates and argues for segregation for public safety.
The tribute of attention rests on Calvin Coolidge and Alfred E. Smith as influential figures in public life. Neither holds office now, yet both command the nation’s listening ear due to their reputations. Their influence arises from who they are, not their current offices.
An American correspondent details Mussolini’s censorship in Italy demanding banning fashion photos of slim women to preserve a high birth rate. Editors were instructed to prevent publication of photographs not deemed pleasingly plump, illustrating the regime’s absurd media control.
Exiled figures Jimmy Walker and Norman Thomas voice opinions from Paris. Roosevelt era sentiments blend with quips about governance. Statements also reflect public figures Jay Franklin and Ruddy Vallee critiquing politics and publicity.
Very good attendance was reported at Sunday school. Several locals visited relatives and attended church services, with neighbors from Prescotto, Forrest City, Marlbrook, Blevins, and Brooks sharing weekend visits and family gatherings.
The Star reports events at Bodcan No 1 will resume Saturday night October 15 after a pause. Officials note most cotton has been picked, allowing the gatherings to restart.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Sanford L. Parrott nee Miss Bessie Lowry of Atlanta Georgia will arrive today for a visit to relatives in this city. Jack Burk a farmer living in the DeAnn neighborhood was in town Monday.
Local residents report a set of visitors in Hope today. H. M. Stephens W. M. Duckett and DeWitt Stephens of Blevins are transacting business. Terrell Cornelius of Hugo Oklahoma, Bob Gosfiell of Nashville and A. L. Propps of Columbus are also seen in the city, with Gosfiell lodging at Hotel Barlow.
Spring Hill residents Gus Foster and family moved to Stamps on Monday. John Yocom and family now occupy their residence here. Epworth League attendance at the Methodist church was strong Sunday night. Kilgore Texas visitors John Moman and family were at home this Sunday. School faculty joined services and activities, Octa and Gladys Jones attended the League. Lawrence Powell remains the dependable postman. Ruth Foley visited Benton Louisiana friend Lula May Kelly last week. O G and E J Brint will move soon to a farm across Red River. Mrs Asberry hosted Texarkana relatives for dinner Sunday.
Local brief notes that Bodcan No 1 will soon host a gathering of crops, with organizers preparing fields, equipment, and markets for the upcoming event. Specific details on dates or participants are not provided in the readable text.
Mrs Frank Mullins and children visited the Mullins family in Oak Grove. Mrs M A Goynes visiting her children. Joe England spent Sunday with the Mitchells. George Pickard spent Sunday with the Fullers. C A Fuller and children stayed with his parents. Marion Fuller of Stamps noted. Garland Mullins of Hope visited Mullins family. Jr and Mrs G E Fuller and children visited Collier near Hope. Lee Horton and spouse visited Bailey. Joe Carlton and wife with A Fuller Sunday night. Catherine Jane Mitchell on sick list. R P Fuller visited Fuller family Sunday afternoon.
Rosston School opens at Bodcaw this morning with Bryan Spencer as the bus driver for the route. Local families including the Dillards, Butlers, Waters, and Martins spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Kermit Dillard and Olin Bennett traveled to Shamrock Texas midweek.
Washington. State Forester H. A. Smith of South Carolina proposes fireproof red alder trees as a non chemical fireproofing option. He says red alder is non combustible and its leaves resist burning, potentially saving millions of dollars yearly from forest fires.
The vast vessel under construction for the U S Navy near completion in Buffalo. It features a 100 foot beam and about 70 foot length, expected to be ready for sea trials in late September or early October, with an estimated weight of 20 tons when finished.
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