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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1933
Page
4
Poetry and society notes from Hope Arkansas detailing poems by SID HENRY and family visits in Alexandria Texarkana Little Rock and Shreveport plans. It includes Pre-School Study Group meeting, garden club plans, brides compliments, and local officials travel, plus a commentary urging liquor control authority with strong powers and job security for board members.
The proposal urges nine year governor appointed terms with overlapping tenure to assure independence. A three member board would handle policy and quasi judicial duties, while a Managing Director would run the organization. An organized structure includes divisions for retail, permits, treasury, inspection, purchasing, personnel, records, with merit-based staffing and a small legal unit.
Mrs Millard Wallis of Apple Grove West Virginia shares how Cardus eased painful troubles. She began taking it as a girl and used it over twelve years after marriage. After six bottles before her first child she regained strength, felt well, and has used it since as a tonic to prevent pains amenorrhea.
Governors of four powers met Sunday to suspend the arms conference. Hitler receives congratulatory messages as Germany follows the withdrawal news. Officials in Rome Paris and London react with tempered silence while Moscow Genoa and Vienna report mixed views on disarmament and peace prospects. Rumors swirl that Hungary may quit the League.
Pecora targets Wiggin in New York on the McKee ticket. Wiggin, formerly leading Chase National, is described as a robust, industrious figure with a long tenure and a history of market pool operations. The case implicates Chase National in Cuban loans tied to the Machado regime and suggests expansive foreign loan implications.
A historical profile of Thomas Wiggin and Chase National Bank detailing its global reach, wartime lending, and the 1928 crash impact. It covers Wiggin’s rise, the 1930 31 turmoil with Pythchon and Fox Film, the 1992 German funds freeze, leadership shifts to Winthrop Williams Aldrich, and Wiggin’s long hours and self made ascent to lead assets near 2.7 billion in 1931.
Special Agent Collins plans to testify before the grand jury on Paned activities and ties to the Holley Bang of Oklahoma. Police recall Paneo’s 1923 Miller county burglary and grand larceny conviction and note a history including a Louisiana bank raid and a recent Arkansas barn robbery with a wounded detective.
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that allowing border cities to sell gasoline taxed as in adjoining states is constitutional. The ruling affirmed a Pulaski circuit court decision on David D. Terrys petition regarding delaying certification as the Democratic nominee amid Brooks Hays election contest. A Fifth district run-off primary argument date was set for October 23.
Deanr Miss Claudie Burke spends a few weeks with Mr and Mrs J N Graves at Arkadelphia. A large singing crowd from Blevins Magnolia and Nevada counties attended. Several guests visited Miss Artie Burke and others. State Fair trip to Dallas mentioned. Families traveling to Kentucky and Canton NC noted. College Humor joke included.
Yerger High School crushed Washington High of Texarkana 37 to 0 on Hope field in the first game of the season. Yerger seized an early lead and held it throughout as the locals were never threatened. The Yerger squad travels to Hot Springs next Saturday afternoon.
Antioch Sunday school drew a large crowd this Sunday. Mrs. Douglas Dougan returned home Monday after a visit with her mother Mrs. C. D. Green. Emmet residents spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook. Miss Fannie Smart and Willis Mahon were married last Saturday night with J. P. officiating. Miss Irene and Miss Fern Cook visit Emmet this week. Mrs. Sam Crabb and children were with Mrs. Elmore Dougan on Wednesday. Singing drew a good audience Friday night. Arthur Dougan has chills and Erlon Mahon is sick this week. A brief joke line ends with a divorcing comment.
In a terse exchange amid shopfloor chatter, Perkins fears job loss while a second shopwalker insists he will be transferred to the Complaint Department, as reported by Guelph Mercury with cautious, period tone.
The record quotes Montress Star remarking on a beautiful view and a farmer’s reply about farming duties including plow harrow cultivate hoe mow fence and pay taxes, highlighting a rural exchange and humor about land and labor.
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