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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
2
The platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to county road development and annual all weather road construction to ease farmers costs. It urges cooperative farming programs, state highway progress, tar reform, and a government budget system for efficiency.
An opinion piece argues riots across England Germany and America reflect postwar discontent rooted in World War I. It warns that the true cost of war extends beyond battles and budgets, with economic hardship and violence persisting long after 1918. The author urges remembering these costs when deciding about future conflicts.
The text presents Senator West of Missouri praising a dog as the ultimate selfless friend. It contrasts human fickleness with canine loyalty, describing a dog’s steadfast support through wealth and poverty, health and sickness, and even at the master’s grave. The speech underscores unconditional fidelity.
A Texan stops to inspect a fatal highway crash and then loses control of his own car driving off a mountain road into a ravine. The moral is clear do not become so focused on sights that you neglect watching the road.
Chancellor Franz von Papen declares Germany aims for disarmament across Europe and the world, seeking equal security and equal rights rather than arming against neighbors. He frames the policy as a peaceful path amid postwar tensions.
In a western melodrama sequence Stan Ball clashes with Asper Delo over interference, while Dona is pursued by Dudley Winters and Swergin. A cave confrontation leads to rescuing Dona, with Ball spared lynching as she vows marriage to him. Dudley trails, intent on conflict, amid stormy loyalties.
Dana lies injured after a horse fall caused by Ball. Asper orders restraint and seeks Winters with Malloy to capture Ball, while Swergin, Dana's timber boss, confronts the assailant. Dana calls for Dudley as the doctor warns of possible complications and a 24 hour watch.
Magnolia Arkansas Magnolia A and M College students unveil plans for a pine log clubhouse to be built in the college park. President Charles A Overstreet announces all students will contribute ten hours of free labor to help complete the project at minimal cost.
A new building planned for Magnolia A and M College will be completed by Thanksgiving and house 150 students for extra curricular meetings. A new International Relations club formed Monday with G G Martel as sponsor, aiming to study world affairs and U S relations with foreign countries.
A brief exchange reveals a comic dispute where the father laments and the daughter insists on one wish fulfilled. The humor hinges on money and family expectations, ending with mutual satisfaction.
Mrs. J. H. Arnold visits relatives in Malvern. Miss Grace Kirkland of Fres Prescott visits friends in Hope Monday. Mrs. A. H. Reaves of Little Rock looks after business interests in Hope this week.
Mrs. Harry Dobbs and Mrs. Tom Gorham spent today at Tex arkana. Mrs. J. S. Conway Jr. and baby left yesterday for a visit to Mr and Mrs. Ivison Pilkinton at Washington. A major fire at the Temple Cotton Oil Co seed house in Hope occurred shortly after midnight destroying about 2500 tons of cotton seed stored there.
The Yerger high school Negro football team prepares for a hard battle against the Hot Springs Bulldogs at Oak Lawn Park Friday afternoon. Coach McWilliams says the Tigers are in good shape and forecasts a tough game starting at 3 o clock. Hope seeks revenge after last year’s loss to the Bulldogs following a scoreless tie with Prescott.
Dr Walter Hough of the Smithsonian reports evidence of a mountain worshipping Indian race in northeastern Arizona near four peaks surrounding a campus. In Monterey California, the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey locates a sunken Pacific valley north of the city three miles long one mile wide and about 1200 feet deep that could aid mariners as an underwater landmark.
Wheeler and Woolsey headline a Saturday program at the Saenger featuring The Men Called Back with Conrad Nagel and Doris Kenyon. The double bill closes a two day run of top pictures in October along with Caught Plastered and The Shadow of the Eagle serial chapter plus a cartoon. The Big Broadcast lights up Sunday and Monday for a nationwide Radioland sensation.
Rev Ralph Gardne of Benfleet Essex ribs modern life with a tongue in cheek sermon urging Sunday dullness. He jokes that the Sabbath should be kept dull and that six days are for labor and laughter while Sunday forbids smiles or cinema outings.
An old advertisement touts Ford's Black-Draught as a low cost laxative. It claims a 25 cc package provides 25 or more doses of relief for about a cent per dose, appealing to both men and women seeking inexpensive constipation relief.
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