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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1940

Page

2

Untitled fragment on barometers and weather clues

A fragmented passage discusses skeptics and a Mr Snider from St. Petersburg Florida, a National Association figure, and barometer readings in Halt Wyoming. It mentions tracking readings every two hours, keeping records, and testing barometer reliability across a week with mixed results.

Ings Hheir Snider W. S Doc St. Petersburg Fla National “Association Haltike Wyoming

Baseball Outlook and Power Rankings From a 1940s Preview

A fragmented preview argues the Yankees and Red Sox face threats from Cleveland Detroit and St Louis with new pitchers and veterans like DiMaggio and Williams. It notes Joe McCarthy's Yankees likely not complacent while Cleveland’s Felts, Pytlak and Detroit’s pitching questions loom amid a Cardinals strong core led by Mize and Medwick.

Weiting Cleveland Tnlands Yankees Red Sox New York St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit Washington Philadelphia St Louis Herb Hash Wilbur Bullsnd Minneapolis Maurice Harris Scranton Marvin Breuer Kansas City Ailey Donall Bump Hadley Oral Hildebrand Steve Suridra Marius Russo Russo Dominic DiMaggio Joe Vosmik Ted Williams Yanks Joe DiMaggio Charley Keller Joe McCarthy Bob Fel- Ret Indiana Frankie Pytlak Jimmy Dykes Cardinals Reds Johnny Mize Jimmy Brown Walters Derringer Cardinal Mize Joe Medwick Don Pad

Barometer Keys Big Fish Bite Says Angler Howe

An angler explains how barometric pressure governs trout activity. When the barometer rises after a stormy spell, big and small fish feed, insects swarm, and fishing yields peak. Snider concurs that pressure is a key factor amid other influences.

Howe Snider

We’ll Root for the Home Team In This Baseball Season Preview

A pre season roundup notes strong pitching talent across teams with Curt Davis Martin Cooper Fiddjer McGee Lon Warneke Bob Weil Bob Bowman Max Lanier and Buck Walters Paul Derringer. Cards Rhinelanders edge rivals while Frank Frisch leads the Pirates. Giants weak in pitching and Cubs and Dodgers in contention with varied form. Yankees loom in American League before the league settles.

Brooklyn Cubs Giants Yankees

Spreading Government Control Threat to American Progress

Arkansas convention delegates hear editor warn that government control over private enterprise threatens progress and may suppress minority opinions. He urges continued profit and individual freedom under democratic ideals. Discussion also covers hydroelectric power economics and public understanding of water-power limits.

Hot Springs UPI Clarence F. Byrons Fort Smalit Arkansas Utilities Association Durestu Burns H. Freeman Barnes Cleveland Ohio Arkansas C. S. Lynch Arkansas Powers and Light Company Arkan

Travelers Open at NO on Tuesday in season opener

LITTLE ROCK reports the Travelers start the Southern Association season in New Orleans against the Pelicans in a three game set. Manager Herb Brett plans to start Henk Harris or Lew Krausse against the Birds. Harris won 5 4 in the opener over the Chicks. Krausse faced one batter in the third. The club also released outfielder Jack Baer and pitcher George Wagner.

Little Rock Little Rock Travelers Southern Association New Orleans The Pelicans Herb Brett Henk Harris Lew Krausse Birds Harris Travelers Chicks Krause Brett Jack Baer George Wagner Baer

Minor Changes in Continued From Page One Propose Easier Pay Intents

The proposed revisions would simplify the method of making pay intents to decreased payees and require beneficiaries to apply personally. It clarifies market definitions to cover merchandising by producers of cotton wheat rice or tobacco in processed form and to include gifts under marketing, imposes penalties on buyers who fail to remit government penalties collected from producers, extends refund eligibility for erroneous penalties from one to two years, and places burden on the producer to comply.

Allies to Receive War Planes Under Release Policy

The War Department released seven models of the newest craft for Allied purchase, including a Martin light bomber, with total Allied investment estimated around 1.005 billion dollars. Morgenthau, as head of the policy committee, noted Allied representatives asked for statement of U S policy on release of Fate type planes.

Ing War Department Morgenthau Govarment

Death Notice for Elvira Hodnett Bled at Stamps

Elvira Hodnett Bled died Monday afternoon near Palmos. Funeral services at New Hope Church two miles north of Palmos Wednesday at 11. Burial in New Hope cemetery. Rev. Erl Herring to officiate. Survived by husband and six sons including Luther Burns of Stamps and Rev. E N Burns of Eudava. Berlin Hodnett of Patmos and Hermon Hodnett of Mt. Citations truncated.

Elvira Hodnett Wits of Bird of Stamps Alt Het Homme New Hope Church Palmos New Hope’ Cemetery Aharge Erl Herring Luther Burns Stamps E N, Burns Eudava Berlin Hodnett Patmos Hermon Hotnett

Allied representatives accept war terms without reservation

The War and Navy departments sought the conditions and Allied representatives accepted them without complaint. The Martin ship released Monday is a twin motored bomber representing an advance over the 9 model, incorporating improvements from wartime experience. The U S Army has none of the type released Monday and none ordered, while ships previously released include two Curs, one Bell, two Lockheed, and a Douglas.

War and Navy Martin United States Army Lockheed Douglas

Bonnaylvania Firm Named for Its Founder

Bonnaylvania is identified as the sole slate in the Union, with the group’s name traced to its founder, reflecting the origin of the political lineup.

Bonnaylvania

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