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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
2
The report notes support for the Chamber of Commerce and a county highway plan to build all weather roads yearly. It argues cooperative effort benefits Hempstead County farmers and outlines state highway progress and budget efficiency in government.
A University of California professor reports breeding exceptionally smart rats, arguing a human version could lead to a wiser species. The piece ponders political reform, entertainment, sports, trade, and economics changes if a higher intelligence emerged, then questions society’s ability to survive the upheaval.
The piece warns that transatlantic flying remains unsafe and should be attempted only by bold, risk-taking individuals. It notes the Hutchinson family aboard their plane with two young children planning an ocean crossing, highlighting the perils of such a voyage and the growing peril of familiarity breeding contempt in early aviation.
The article notes Mahatma Gandhi preparing to threaten a hunger strike in protest against British communal election plans. It reflects on past hunger strikes by militant suffragists and Irish leaders, questioning effectiveness and forecasting India’s path toward increased freedom under imperial rule.
A Pittsburgh executive A W Robertson warns that industrial maintenance progress is halted with over half of American machinery and plant facilities now obsolete, signaling widespread depreciation and risk to production efficiency.
Hope High School football coach Jones previews improved squad for Friday’s home game against Broken Bow. Starting lineup includes Berry Jones Mitchell Chamberlain Richards Breeding Kennedy Brown Schooley Turfier Rowe with Fisher as referee and official crew listed.
Puzzle lists across and down clues with varied terms from birthplace hints to animal and object descriptors. The grid features entries like Slacker, Three-toed sloth, insect and plant terms, and political references, forming a themed crossword style with 87 as a model cue.
A group of marquises dukes and high officers, rounded up after a monarchist uprising, were bound for exile in Africa. Wives and relatives waved goodbye as the exiles boarded prison ships bound for Rio de Oro on the West African coast.
Prescott W R Steed moderator announces date change for Union Baptist association annual session to October 12 from October 14. The last session approved moving the meeting to the Wednesday before the third Sunday in October. Detailing transit, nine days after an order, automobiles were shipped from Detroit to Lima Peru via Miami and Cristobal.
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decree dated September 5 1932 in case No 2513 Federal Land Bank of St Louis sues P W Jones et al the commissioner will sell at public vendue at the Hempstead County Arkansas courthouse front door on October 6 1932 the NE quarter of the NW quarter section 12 and the SE quarter section 14 township 10 south range 26 west containing 200 acres more or less terms credit three months bond with security bearing eight percent interest and a lien to secure payment.
Washington articles report Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut telling President Hoover after a Thursday conference that the Connecticut campaign would be close and require a hard fight, signaling tense GOP efforts to secure the state.
Washington residents have no say in national politics as ballots are cast elsewhere. The piece notes residents are voteless while others vote, implying limits on local influence in presidential elections and congressional decisions.
The survey shows Hoover drawing 36.09 percent of his support from voters who backed his rival in 1928 in New York, while under 7 percent come from former Democratic adherents. Roosevelt remains above 25 percent strength from Republicans in all five states, with Hoover never exceeding 9 percent from previous Democratic voters. About 15 percent of voters in the poll did not vote in 1928, likely due to reaching voting age since then.
As the presidential election nears, an etiquette debate centers on whether the president’s wife may drive her own automobile. Mrs Hoover’s informal recreation with private car use sparks society discussion, with supporters citing individuality and taste and critics offering no fixed rule.
The subject is skilled at driving and horse riding. She travels the capital in a private car with a nonofficial license plate, slipping around unnoticed. She even used her secretary's car to reach Rapidan camp and filled at Criglesville station, prompting surprise from the attendant.
Case No 2598 involves Federal Land Bank of St Louis Missouri as complainant and J H Burns et al defendants. Pending sale targets the SE quarter of Sec 3 T14S R24W in Hempstead County Arkansas comprising 40 acres more or less with sale date set until payment and a lien retained on the sold property.
A Lustige Blaetter caption shows a parent praising a child’s many ideas while a teacher quips about arithmetic. The witty exchange highlights a playful classroom moment with humorous contrast.
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