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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1932
Page
2
Rates listed include Star sand price five dollars per year elsewhere five dollars ninety eight cents. Counties Steward Miller and LaFayette in Nevada referenced with a one year term.
A county platform calls for an all weather road system built yearly to cut mileage and for support of scientific agricultural programs benefiting Hempstead county. It advocates cooperative effort, efficient government, and reform to improve state governance and public services.
The piece ponders famous missing persons cases like Dorothy Arnold and Judge Crater, asking why people vanish and rarely reappear. It notes public fascination, the lack of clear answers, and the unsettling feel such mysteries leave readers.
Henderson argues in 1919 the World Disarmament pledge bound the allies to disarm to Germany’s level. He urges action to revoke Germany’s inferior status and restore military equality, warning the present delay risks a new war. He asks why allies won’t publicly declare intent to remove Germany’s interiority and arm up to parity soon.
Dr. Gerald B. Webb of Colorado predicts tuberculosis will be downgraded to a minor disease within five years as cycles of its rise and fall continue. He cites 100-year patterns and notes modern treatments are more effective, though a mysterious factor may influence its prevalence.
A collection of remarks from Dr. Robert A Millikan ex Mayor James J Walker and John L Lewis. The quotes caution watching the old over the young warn against excessive popularity and urge government focus on wages and industrial relations for national prosperity.
Missouri Pacific reports about 200 workers returned to train and engine jobs and payroll gains above 44000 since August 10 as 21 freight trains and switching services were re established across Nebraska Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Tennessee and Illinois. New and resumed services include routes Gordon Texarkana Kansas City Omaha Bush Gale Memphis Lexa Helena McGehee Little Rock Fort Scott Wichita Geneseo Salina and Ferriday Vidalia with multiple red ball and local freight trains daily in both directions. The move aims to meet rising traffic and improve long term employment.
S. W. White departed Sunday to tour and select from major wholesale jewelry houses in the East. Squire P. C. Frederick was in town on Wednesday.
Dr Manton Wilson a Korean missionary traveled through Hope from Columbus last night on his way to Memphis Miss Rose O Brien arrived from Erie Pa and stays with Mr and Mrs W A Tharp Little Miss Mary Joe Brady birthday party held this afternoon for her fifth birthday Miss Mary Parkins left this morning for a weekend visit to relatives at Warren
The Newport Independent indicates residents near bridges oppose Governor Parnell’s proposal to raise tolls from 50 to 75 cents for autos while aiming to cut operating costs by half. Opponents argue ferries at about half the price already divert traffic, limiting bridge revenue.
A teacher explains a contrast using a street scene. A proud well dressed woman, the rose, walks by without greeting. Behind her a small bowed figure, her husband, follows quietly.
Asper Delo is shot and rescued by Swergin after Stan Ball and Dona Delo ride to Three Rivers to halt a timber dispute. Dudley Winters pursues Dona while planning a marriage ploy, but Dona vows to help bring Ball to justice as her father recovers.
Arkansas launches a Roosevelt-Garner campaign drive with state headquarters in the Wallace building Little Rock under Judge C. P. Newton. Ed I. McKinley Jr leads the Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas raising funds via Repeal Hoover plates and organizing a statewide membership push.
Mr McKingley asked county chairmen to organize a state wide effort to raise money for the national committee. He said Arkansas should help the party win by supporting the national ticket with legal Democrats and a strong volunteer program.
In a bemused exchange a bride recalls proposing a recipe trial on the dog prompted by her husband. The neighbor remarks the husband’s fondness for dogs contrasts with the alleged cruelty.
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