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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1941

Page

2

Peanut quota referendum set for Hempstead county election

County peanut producers face a three year quota plan tied to national acreage. The referendum, to be held at the Hempstead County courthouse in Hope on Saturday April 26, will determine penalties for noncompliance. Officials say a three cent per pound penalty may apply to nonconforming deliveries.

Icuilture Claude R Neee L. Adams County Neal Mr. Adams Hempstead Hope Tod Dom

Soil building under 1940 triple program gains county adoption

Oliver L lams, county agent, reports J. B. Dan dele for AIP shows Hempstead County 2425 farmers adopted soil improving practices. Legumes and green manures dominated with 709.2 acres alfalfa and 9740.7 acres of les er. Terracing 825,480 feet on 1587.5 acres, contour ridging on 3310 acres, and 8 acres of forestry. Garden practice added 67.2 acres across 120 gardens. Aircraft payrolls peak near 382,000 in 1941.

Oliver L Lams J. B. Dandele Iple-A Hempstead Ctinly den

Roosevelt the White House Intellectual Showman at Press Conclaves

NEA columnist Peter Edson chronicles President Roosevelt’s press conferences from the Oval Office, noting his quick dodges, witty retorts, and wary humor as hundreds of Washington reporters probe for clues. The piece highlights his timing, mannerisms, and the theater of answering under scrutiny.

Washington Pyaar Roosevelt White House Oval Room Mr. Smooth Mackenzie King Canada Warm Springs FDR Oval Office the United States

Source of Chinese drug plant sparks medical curiosity

Washington editor notes that ephedrin and a Chinese fruit-like drug drew attention from science and agriculture. Dr. Walser Swingle identifies the plant amid National Geographic expeditions seeking the long-moubted source of the widely used remedy.

Jack Stinnett Washington Department of Agricultive Walser T. Swingle Swingle Johan National Geographic Society United States

Fateful War Talk Echoes in White House Drawing Room

A vivid scene recalls the President's study as a grand map dominates the room with trophies and ship models nearby. The mood hints at looming national decisions, while the President notes the public’s insufficient grasp of wartime gravity.

Amer- Jeet

Leana Sorams and X-H00 Laboratory Move

In Chapter XII Leana Sorams, a precise minded scientist, returns as Bob Hale resumes work. Carolyn watches and fears Leana’s influence, while Leana confronts Bob about plans for the X-009 transfer and moves, amid personal tensions and a dinner with Carolyn.

Hidden Power Drives Leana to Plot Against Hale

Leana Sormi wrestles with professional jealousy and secret love as she suspects Carolyn’s role in the X-999 project. She schemes to seize control of K-990, imagining a plan to cripple the ayclotron and delay Hale’s work while contemplating drastic actions.

Robert Hale Leana Cerugial Leana Sormi Bo Bo

Harrison in Hollywood on location with Rogell

Lucie Neville reports from Hollywood as the expedition-like film unit tests extras and sets under Albert Rogell. A chaotic mock street scene reveals extras snatching shoes and props while directors guide improvised action.

Lucie Neville NEA Service Hollywood — Movie Maks Albert Rogell

Ant invasion prep tones in home defense ads

An article notes Senomat Chemical Co of St. Louis promotes Terry Ant Killer in the Hope Star and 199 other papers as housewives stock up on pesticides. It describes a marketing push aimed at eradicating ants during the warm months and urges vigilance in keeping these chemicals ready for spring and summer use.

Blitzkrieg Reading Ghemidi Reading Ant Senomat Chemical Co St. Louis Ity Terry Ant Killee Hope Star United States

Mind Your Manners Test and Bizarre Plot Snippet

A mixed OCR fragment contains social etiquette questions about serving potatoes and forks plus a garbled header referencing Mind Your Manners. It then shifts to an odd film industry note alleging that Jack Rubin will collect $12,000 for a story concept involving John Calihan Barrymore and other Hollywood figures, with mention of directors and production interests.

Manoel Kelley Hove Uva Tigers John Calihan Barrymore Tyers Jack Rubin RKO Universal Charl Boyer Rubin

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