City paving and sanitation efforts cited for 1982 progress
The Star highlights plans for more city pavement in 1982 and better sanitary conditions in alleys and backyards. It backs Chamber of Commerce support and Hempstead county programs to fund annual road projects, encourage farmer cooperation, and improve state highway progress.
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Alteve
Chamber of Commerce
Mohney
Lieether
Hempstead
Peace Moves Fail A Call For Realistic International Reform
The text argues peace efforts fail because supporters lack a clear plan to sustain peace. It cites Norman Thomas noting peace cannot be mere wishful thinking and highlights how nations defend vital interests, using Manchuria as an example. It calls for a complete revamp of international relations to prevent conflicts.
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Norman Thomas
Thomas
Manchuria
Dangerous Diet Fads Warned by Miner Fasting
A West Virginia miner’s attempt to treat asthma by a prolonged fast ended with hospitalization and life threatening danger.Experts warn that solo fasting without medical supervision risks severe health harm and urge fasting only under a reputable physician’s guidance.
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West Virginia
Charmn
Slums Elimination Urges Jobs and Housing Boost
City aims to remove slums with RFC funds to kickstart model housing and create work for unemployed men. Landlords in a large western city oppose the plan, arguing it infringers on existing apartment competition and property values. The issue highlights tension between reform and landlord interests amid a major urban renewal push.
So They Say Under Fire and The Veteran Vote
A clipped editorial voice warns of ongoing conflict as citizens face a rising storm and future elections. The Nebraska leader of the American Legion and President Uncertainty are cited, with Senator Gerry urging early recovery amid inaction.
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Sam
Nebraska
American Legion
Peter Goelet
Gerry
Rhode
Masquerade at The Washington Masquerade at Saenger
A Lionel Barrymore led drama based on The Claw screens at the Saenger with political intrigue in a Washington lobbyist setting. Key scenes include a Senate speech, defiance of machine politics, and a dramatic Senate confrontation. Also showing is Guily as Hell a murder story with Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen and Richard Arlen featuring in comic crime.
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Washington
National Capital
Lionel Barrymore
the Saenger
Henry Bernstein
Barrymore
Senate
Senate Investigating Committee
Saenger Theater
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Richard Arlen
Lowe
McLaglen
Fragmented Poem Snippet From Anonymized Ledger
A highly compact OCR fragment presents lines praising a girl described as brave and sweet. The verse teases affection and a playful wish for a kiss when a man needs a shave.
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Christian Martyr
Lone Ranger style chase ends with Catalina timber war
Dona Delo rides through Three Rivers timber country to rescue her father Asper Delo after a gunfight with Ball of Blind River. Dana tends wounds, searches for horses, and vows to pursue Ball as night falls in the canyon showdown sequence.
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Stan Ball
Asper Delo
Asper
Three Rivers
Ball
Delo
Stan
Dona Delo
Axper
Stanley Black
Dudley Winters
Dona
Dudley
Asper Delp
Stawall
Anya
Swergin
Pase Creek
Tre Story
Peas Creek
Folly Mountain
Delo Timber Company
Dana
Wena
Paxte
Timber King
Dann
Qhe
Main Animal Circus Coming Here Sept 28
The Walter L. Main Wild Animal Circus planned to visit Hope on September 28 in a combined Cody Wild West Shows program. This marks the first Walter L. Main appearance in 30 years, advance publicity indicates. The show features four lions, aerial acts, trained elephants and horses, and a large menagerie.
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Hope
Walter L. Main
Razorbacks face Hendrix after tooth mishap steals spotlight
Fayetteville Arkansas reporters note Razorback end Joe Chambers lost a prized front tooth at the dining hall, risking distraction in the season opener versus Hendrix College. Coach Thomsen says Chambers will play. The piece lists two lineups and additional practice injuries.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Hendrix College
Joe Chambers
Joe
Thomsen
Stuttgart
Arkansas Traveler
Hendrix
Nations
Lake
Wilson
Sherland
LaForge
Harris
Jud Jordan
Chinn
Rees
Geiser
Lonk
Local Community Notes and Social Visits
Rocky Mound health is good. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Barnes of Gainesville Texas visit relatives here. Cotton picking will end soon. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stevens were Sunday guests of Red Bradshaw and wife in Hope. Luther Steed, Luther Mitchell, and others attend church at New Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Morman Taylor visit with Jake Higgason couple. A Saturday night party at E M Heart’s home honored Misses Willie and Lavern Puble on their 13th birthday.
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Claud Barnes
Gainesville
Texas
Chas. Stevens
Red Bradshaw
Hope
Luther Steed
Clifford Messer
Luther Mitchell
New Hope
Morman Taylor
Jake Higgason
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