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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
2
The Star outlines platform goals with the Chamber of Commerce. It supports a county highway program to build an all-weather road section annually and reduce dirt-road mileage. It urges scientific agricultural census support and cooperative effort, plus progress on the state highway program and tax reforms for efficient government.
The analysis lauds Joseph V. McKee as New York City’s new mayor for cutting salaries and pursuing economy and efficiency. It argues the shift from Jimmy Walker signals a possible return to honest, businesslike governance, offering a national example of reform in municipal politics.
Figures from United Press show over 210 Americans died during the two day Labor Day holiday. Automobiles caused more than half the deaths, swimming followed with a quarter, and airplane accidents, fires and other incidents made up the rest. The piece urges a safety campaign for all holidays to prevent similar tolls.
Germany faces a choice on armament equality with other nations. It could raise its forces to match rivals or push others down to its current level, with the first option sparking a new arms race and the second reducing global military costs and bringing arms down to sensible limits. The author favors equality by reducing others to Germany's level.
A compilation of statements from Senator McKellar Governor Roosevelt and William Green on budget balance wages and prosperity. The remarks reflect concerns about federal spending wage stagnation and the link between national prosperity and purchasing power. Included is a remark from Rem. J R Phelns on training and employability.
Dr. B. C. Bain and family, long summer guests at Eureka Springs, arrived back in Hope yesterday. Wilbur Back, chief engineer on the Bodean Hot Air Line, spent several days in town this week. Will Duckett resigned as express agent to focus on his grocery business.
Carl J. Baer formerly of Hope and now with the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce will speak on diversified farming Thursday night at the Post Dispatch radio station. Miss Margaret Anders departs Monday to resume studies at Barnard College in New York City.
New York report says Anthony Bruno 25 was arrested for a 250 gallon still and a revolver on the premises. He claimed gun possession but could not explain the still. A nearby anecdote ends with a child praying for his mother and elder.
Dona Delo accepts Dudley Winters's marriage proposal to dodge danger surrounding her father Asper Delo. Stan Ball pursues his own investigation while Dona confronts a sudden kiss from Stanley Black and a shadowy threat looms as Seth Doby and others circle the trio in a moonlit frontier town.
Sacramento authorities identify the floating body found by fishermen as Dorothy Millette, once known as Mrs. Paul Bern. Coroner Garlick notes she likely jumped from a river steamer on September 7, two days after Paul Bern killed himself in Beverly Hills. The will favors Jean Harlow with Millette receiving small funds in prior wills.
Busy farms around Sheppard as residents gather corn and pick cotton. Attendance at local Helliness meetings includes Ben and Wilson families, Atkins and Stevenson families from Battlefield. Visits span Demmings New Mexico guests to Fulton and Spring Hill residents, with several family stayovers and a flu illness affecting Aunt Henrietta Pennington.
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