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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
4
An advertising note highlights Hanes knit guard underwear for men from Tanks Kanting Company of North Carolina. It touts quick customer reach, same day store appearance, and popular new patterns. Headlines claim comfort, gentle shaping, and smart designs to attract buyers and boost sales.
The U S Army Flying Cadet examination board will visit Jonesboro on April 23 Camp Joseph T Robinson on April 24 and Monticello on April 25 to examine advise and tentatively accept applicants for cadet training. High school graduates and men with college credits may qualify for different training paths with local recruiting offices available for details.
The record outlines items from a crossword style list and references U S Supreme Court 1921, Grand Coulee Dam in Washington with 2 701 000 horsepower, and Camp Joseph T Robinson recruitment sites in Arkansas. It notes worker fatalities and the marsh owl as a sensitive hearing system.
Authorities say smoke over cities blocks sun rays causing rickets in children. The condition cripples varying degrees, affecting about two per thousand youngsters.
Virginio Gaytin, a leading Fascist editorial spokesman, declares Germany and Italy no longer honor Yugoslavia's territorial integrity or political independence under the Axis pact. He condemns the Belgrade coup d'etat and questions the legitimacy of a government that renounces prior agreements. The coming months will reveal Yugoslavia's course.
Washington plans a national food defense campaign led by Paul V. McNutt with Thomas Parran Jr guiding public health efforts. It proposes fortified white bread and a natural yellow bread, plus a daily diet chart to combat poverty and ignorance, aiming to improve vitamin B intake and iron.
The state treasurer’s office distributed 323 thousand 385 dollars and 68 cents in gasoline tax turnback to Arkansas counties for the first quarter. The outlay rose 35 thousand 372 dollars from the prior year. Columbia led with 5 thousand 85 dollars and 868 cents, while Craigheads received 6 thousand 689 dollars 19 cents and Greene 4 thousand 26 dollars 57 cents.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Petty and son Rigmy of Texarkona spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs Harold Huskay and son Tommy of Arp Texas returned home after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W T Gorham and other relatives. Mr and Mrs W C Brown spent
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