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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1932
Page
2
Hope Arkansas newspaper prints standard publisher boilerplate with contact details and masthead. It lists editorial staff, address at 22 South Warner street in Hope, Arkansas, and subscription rates for local and out of state readers.
The Star outlines a four-point platform including a program to build all weather roads gradually reducing rural mileage, support for scientific industry and farmer cooperatives, state highway progress, and tax reform with a streamlined expenditure system.
In Little Rock last Thursday the Arkansas County Judges association denounced raising the state automobile license fee from 16 to 30 dollars and urged keeping it at 5 dollars. They warn the state would claim the gasoline tax for the Highway Department, while many cars sit idle due to high license costs, costing taxpayers millions and affecting road funding and public works.
On Governors Island NY 700 members celebrated organization day of the 16th U S regular infantry noting its 1798 formation and long record from Mexico 1848 Civil War Indian campaigns to Cuba Spanish war and World War I as the first to France and last to sail home, a morale builder for veterans and unit pride.
A National Safety Council briefing cites a statistician's study showing Americans face one death in 37.5 million from train wrecks. It notes 1930 had seven passenger deaths, down from 76 a decade earlier, and credits railroad men for a remarkable safety record amid vast traffic and high speed trains.
Sunday social mentions include several families visiting and traveling. Illness affects Mr and Mrs Cugsick, with well wishes from the community. Weekend visits feature Mr and Mrs Joe Ross, Mrs Bradford, and relatives in Blevins and Hope. The text records local movements in Rogers Providence Holly Grove and DeAnn areas.
In Vienna an art expert browsing the Castle of Korempsa gallery in Czechoslovakia claims 30 paintings are works by old masters. He lists Leonardo da Vinci Titian Paolo Veronese Van Dyck Murillo Velasquez Tintoretto and Holbein. An Amsterdam expert calls them all originals.
Holly Grove visitors included Bessie and Baby Bearden of Texarkana. Mrs. M. E. Atkins returned after a week with relatives. Bennie Murphy and baby visited with Earl Murphy family. Pool and children spent Friday with Ola Lloyd. Maude Elliott Lenie Lumpkin called on R. T. Hembree family. J. C. Atkins family visited A. P. Clark. Dale Atkins ill. Lige Bearden and daughter Hila visited Hope. Sherman Roberts of New Hope visited J. F. Willis family. Sunday brings regular preaching with all invited.
Washington Miss June Watkins of Texarkana visits Texarkana family for the week. Mr. Wiley Clark remains in Hope hospital. A long list of visits and travels includes Mary Catts, Roberta Stuart, Miss Lorena Darnell, Mrs. C. J. Barnett and many others from Ashdown to El Dorado. Continuous community activity with church meetings, weddings, and school changes described.
The Blevins community reports Bert Carter returning from a U S Veterans hospital treatment and Mrs S E Lee with daughter visiting Hope on Saturday. Local travel includes C W and Edgar Leverett to Fort Leavenworth to attend Mose Leverett’s event. Bre William Whiteside visits J J Bence and Glen Coker. Hornets beat rival 6 0 Friday. The P T A meets Thursday evening.
Dona the captive princess faces Stan Ball in a tense standoff inside a mountain cave. Ball, fellow outlaw Dudley Winters and others maneuver through a web of pursuit, marriage plans, and mistaken identities as Dona schemes an escape while conserving scarce water and food. The scene ends with Swergin arriving at the cave as the chase resumes.
Berlin reports that Tony Sender, a social Democrat member of the Reichstag, challenged a German newspaper caricaturing her sex appeal. The court rejected her argument, leaving the caricature unresolved in court.
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