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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1938
Page
4
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A garbled OCR page mixes song lines, church notices, funeral plans, and social events. It mentions the Younis Mothers Circle, First Methodist Circle, and several meetings by date, place, and host, alongside names such as Mrs A UL Mirklelrooks and Mrs Dave Wilson of Columbus, with references to funeral services for Tt. G. Melne and attendees from Shreveport Prescott Texarkana and Henderson State Teachers College.
Local church notices list services at First Presbyterian and First Methodist campuses. Activities include Wednesday midweek services, Sunday vesper, Young Peoples group meeting, executive board sessions, and hostess arrangements with details of dates, times, and hosts. Mrs Hannah McGowan and Mary Margaret visit Shreveport relatives, with other auxiliary dues and leaders noted for upcoming meetings.
The article outlines a coalition of landowners aristocrats and religious groups backing fascist currents in Spain. It highlights Juan March Lerroux and figures tied to the Cartes and Popular Front era, noting wealth, tobacco monopoly ties, and finance networks. The piece argues the revolt serves elite class interests while the mass population remains divided and impoverished.
The text portrays factional strife as the House debates a reform bill. President Roosevelt draws strong reactions from Democrats including O’Connor of New York, who denounces a dictatorship and warns of possible revolution as leaders defend sincerity and unity amid criticism.
The article reviews Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Saenger for three days starting Sunday with matinees. It notes minor changes from the Grimm tale, a toned down ending, and the dwarfs pursuing the wicked Queen as Snow White rests in the cottage.
The science of crime detection drives Arcene Lupin Returns showing at the Rialto Theatre for three days. Spectrographic analysis, lipstick smudges and ballistic work feature in the plot starring Melvyn Douglas and a noted cast. George Fitzmaurice directs this Paris-set mystery with lavish estates and a Montmartre ambiance.
The text notes mixed rhetoric as lawmakers discuss a contentious bill and warn of bloodshed and unrest. Rayburn downplays the vote as a test, Bankhead sees passage, while Pettengill predicts possible House inaction killing the bill amid a shifting political mood.
A Chinese port factory project by a Japanese company aims to complete a million dollar plant in Tientsin, North China, to extract cellulose from short coarse cotton, used for textiles and explosives. Expected finish is next autumn.
In Texarkana and Little Rock, officials discuss repealing local fishing fee laws amid pending litigation. Texarkana mayor B C Subert doubts repeal will endure past the next legislative session and notes the storm damaged the testing line. Little Rock shuts its municipal testing station, suspends staff after a $9,000 revenue period, with $3,900 equipment cost. city expects savings of about $4 per day. Hull, England reports 30 to 60 people rely on fishing in its port.
A round of social calls fills the week as Washington Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schorley of Hope visit O. A. Williams. Texarkana trips include Misa Ella Gold and Mrs. Pink Horton. Numerous church and hospital notes follow with Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Stingley hosting and recovering.
Samuel Goldwyn presents Dead End at the New Theater in a two day engagement starting Sunday. Sylvia Sidney Joe McCrea head the cast with Bogart Barrie Trevor and Jenkins. East River boat whistles were recorded to echo the Broadway tale of nine lives on a river city street. Lillian Hellman wrote the screenplay and William Wyler directed the United Artists release.
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