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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary line from a newspaper shows at Hobe Arkansas a March act and a mention of Col R R McCormick. It references Palmer as president and Washburn as editor and notes reproduction rights for special dispatches.
The Star outlines progress on the county and state highway programs, detailing plans to construct multiple mileage and road projects while emphasizing economic support for science and agriculture. It calls for an efficient government through coordinated action and modernization across the state.
Kirby Robinson, 65, who fled Leavenworth after a 34 year fugitive chapter, returns to serve a four year post in federal prison. Once a respected western resident, he lived in fear the past would catch him, haunted by yellowed records and the risk of re-arrest before finally surrendering to lay his conscience to rest.
The piece recalls debates in Congress over relaxing the Volstead act to allow 2.75 percent beer and cites Colonel Jacob Ruppert arguing that historic beer was about 3 percent ABV. It notes wets opposed 2.75 percent as not “real” beer and comments that even 3 percent might fall short of modern beer’s kick.
The article notes Alonzo Stagg will retire as head coach of the University of Chicago after the current season. It emphasizes his character and influence beyond win totals, praising him as a deeply admired figure whose coaching legacy includes great stars and teams but centers on his personal integrity and football character.
The item reports a disputed belief that a figure can sway votes in legislation. It quotes Alice Roosevelt Longworth denying influence and upholding the idea that nations must honor disarmament pledges, referencing Lloyd George as wartime prime minister and the broader wartime context.
The article advises bold evening lipstick to enhance facial presence under electric light. It suggests widening lip color to the outer edge, selecting red or lighter shades, and shaping Cupid’s bow, with heavy underlip and light upper lip for plain lips. It also notes coloring the inner lip and even gums for a vivid, healthy look.
The socialist party labor organization has shown sensational growth from 1 734 locals and 277 011 members in 1930 to 5 107 unions with 1 041 539 members in the present.
The Italian fascist regime demonstrates its stern order as Augusto Turati, longtime secretary and Mussolini ally, resigns under official pressure. Reports describe Turati's removal as part of the Duce's ongoing purge of officials failing to meet fascist standards.
The article recalls Turati's resignation and sanitarium status as officials say his career ends. It notes Mussolini's clash with Farinacci, Belloni exile, Gualino's trial and release, and Nobile’s polar expeditions turning to obscurity. It highlights a pattern of removals and silent fadeouts among those once elevated.
Miss Irma Briant a Maddox Seminary student in Little Rock spends a few days at home. Pr W F Saner assistant superintendent of the Arkansas Insane Asylum was in town last Saturday and Sunday.
Lieut Robert Vesey and Charles Bridewell were in Texar Kana yesterday. Hempstead chapter No 8 of the Ku Klux Klan plans a large outdoor gathering at North Elm Park Sunday at 3 PM, inviting all citizens to attend.
Stan Ball plans to flee Three Rivers after a ambush and confrontation with Asper Delo timber interests. Dona helps by guiding Ball’s horse as Dudley Winters confronts Dana about Ball and the looming lynching danger. The pair pledge future control while tensions heavy with romance and danger.
Statement by D A Bradham, president of the State Board of Education, defends strict budget controls and opposes a one per cent sales tax. He recounts meetings with McComb and argues for funding public schools within existing income to avert tax increase and protect school finances.
Laneburg resident Isolyne Bolls visits Prescott with Mrs. Vila Jordan. Ora Stokes, Prescott faculty member, stays with Miss Sarah Munn. Glyn Bright returns from DeQueen and Texarkana trip. Bonnie Nelms returns from Murfreesboro. Anthony and Hart family relatives host Rocky Mound guests. Weatheringtons return from Arkadelphia visit. Marie Adams, Henderson State teacher college student, visits her parents.
Health ad claims internal remedy removes congestion of blood in the lower bowel to relieve piles. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets are guaranteed to banish misery quickly or offer a money back. Sold by Ward & Son and druggists with guarantee.
A quoted discussion shows disagreement with Dr. Dawson and another speaker about Mr Mc Comb’s understanding of a constitutional amendment for a one per cent sales tax. It reflects tension over taxation policy and personal accountability in public discourse.
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