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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1942

Page

2

Burton Heath Abitor's Note joins NEA Service

Pulitizer prize winning journalist Burton Heath Meath joins NEA Service to write daily editorials for Hope The introduction explains Heath’s career including his exposure of corruption in New York politics and his ties to Tammany Hall He is celebrated for exposing municipal fraud and pushing for reforms across labor taxes and insurance schemes Heath is portrayed as relentless in pursuing accountability through public records and investigations, noting his influence on city governance and editorial reach.

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Civilian Defense Training Courses Announced Prescott News

Courses for civilian defense will start once a minimum number is registered. Offerings include air raid warden and messenger services, women’s motor aid, home nursing, decontamination, rescue squads, drivers, food for victory, and various auxiliary roles. Al Daniels promoted to corporal after youth weekend with Camp Robinson family. he serves in medical replacement center band.

Women’s Motor Aid First Air Corps Food For Victory al Daniels al J. Daniel Camp Robinson Daniel J. B. Daniel Medical Replacement Center

Reporter Sleuth Writes Vermont Scandal Memoir

The piece profiles a veteran journalist and amateur photographer living in New York who fought in the last war, helped found the American Legion in Vermont, and wrote a memoir about his journalism. It notes his restraint, integrity, and love of storytelling plus a hobbyist basement workshop.

Lesque Vermont American Legion New York

Society Notices Around Texarkana and Malvern

Society items note Mr and Mrs Jessie Porter visiting Texarkana. Mrs Joe Boswell and Mrs C F Pittman spent Monday in Little Rock. Mrs Tom Rags Young of Malvern guests of Mrs Sidney Parker Davis. Doctors Kennedy Buchanan Hesterly in Hot Springs for Arkansas Medical Society meeting. Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Malvern visit relatives, and Mr and Mrs Griffin Blakely of Stamps visit Mrs E Y Blakely.

Jessie Porter Texarkana Sunair Joe Boswell C. F. Pittman Little Rock Tom Rags Young Malvern Sidney Parker Davis J. W. Kennedy A. S. Buchanan J. EB. Hesterly Hot Springs The Arkansas Medical Society William Johnson Griffin Blakely Stamps E. Y. Blakely

Sunday school council meets at First Presbyterian Church

Calendar item notes that the Sunday school council of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the church at 7 30 p m on Wednesday April 29 as part of the church calendar.

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Why I Go to Church Why I Go to Church

John P. Cox reflects on personal faith. He cites God’s spirit elevating his soul and love for Him and others. He recalls his father’s counsel to seek churchgoing peers for guidance. He argues church involvement benefits spiritual, economic, and commercial life.

John P. Cox

Library Notes War Information Center at Columbus Library

The Columbus library board met to discuss library use as a war information center. Materials include Growing a Victory Garden and Sugar Substitutes while new books feature Dragon Seed and This Above All. Fulton Library Mre. Vivian Goff notes continued strong service and wartime reading materials locally.

Columbus Library Board Elsie Weisenberger Phampletson Pearl Buck Eric Knight Carl Crow Fulton Library Vivian Goff Fulton Mary E. Green

Dont Pity the Army Wife

A Fayettville based piece by Marjorie Stewart voiced as a private wife of a soldier. It paints Army Wives as a class distinct from Officers’ wives, sharing frugal life, sacrifices, USO outings, and morale duties while awaiting victory. The narrator expresses pride, endurance, and solidarity with her husband and other draftees' brides.

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Soldiers and Princess Host USO Beach Palace Scene

In Honolulu soldiers enjoy rest and recreation at a unique USO center described as a beach palace. Abigail Kawanakoa, last royal descendant by marriage from Hawaii’s ancient line, presides over the gathering for about 250 service members.

Betty McDonald NEA Honolulu Sam Pacific USO R Beach Palace Abigail Kawanakoa Hawaii

Fulton Residents Invited to Library Visit by Mrs. Waratah

Mrs Vivian Goff Waratah urges Fulton citizens to visit the library with Thursday visitors noted. She promotes community engagement and library access, highlighting Thursday as a day for public attendance and learning opportunities.

Ing Vivian Goff Waratah Fulton

W. F. Gilbert Buried Sunday

William F. Gilbert 73 died Friday April 24 after six months illness. A longtime prominent landowner and farmer in Mempstead County he moved to Washington in 1921 and later to Liberty Community. Survived by Pattie Mac Coleman wife, 12 children, 18 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren, one sister Delia Coleman and several half siblings. Funeral 1 o'clock Sunday at Liberty church with Rev C C Vangant. burial West Moreland Cemetery.

William F. Gilbert Gilbert Mempstead Old Liberty Church Washington Washington Methodist Church Liberty Aod Pattie Mac Coleman Eunice Martin Liberly Ernestine Peace Camden Carrie Edwards Oda Springs Emma Gilbert Cam Wade Cross Roads Alton Willie Hugh Agee Theodore Kansas City Mia Delia Coleman Kas Liberty Church C. C. Vangant West Moreland Cemetery

Princess Hosts Welcome at Kealo Alii Residence

The Princess presents a world of goodwill to soldiers and sailors, with a ceremonial blessing by Rev. Edward Kahale and Hawaiian chants. Dancers perform ancient hula as the grand reception opens to the troops, who explore the modern residence amid palms and ocean views.

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NEA Service S. Burton Heath Prescott Helen Hesterly Roung SV Cyan Cea Prince Albert Library Notes Loiumdus Dorothy Lines Hay Street W. F. Gilbert Perkison’s Jewelry Store Walaut Auto Supply Bob Elmore Hope Mattress Co Star Barber Shop RB. S. Jones Ernie Ross Nnalebrati OFPER U.S Army Navy Marine Corps Congress the Newspape Berlin Hitler Hope Star Lex HH. Washburn Publisher Publishers Committee America
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