Monument up on highway greets Caracas motorists
A damaged OCR item notes a warning monument near Caracas Venezuela beside the highway. The inscribed message reads Slowly one goes far.
29 Apr 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1942
Page
1
A damaged OCR item notes a warning monument near Caracas Venezuela beside the highway. The inscribed message reads Slowly one goes far.
Legal notice from Hope Arkansas for Curb and Gutter District No 5 and Street Improvement District No 0 calling on all property owners within districts north of the Missouri Pacific road to pay annual special assessments within thirty days. If unpaid, legal action, penalties and costs will follow. Collector Elsie Weisenberger notes payments may be made at the City in Hope Arkansas.
Ruth Millett notes wartime bias by women against trivial inquiries about marriages, clothing, hair, and social status. The column mocks male questions as silly and urges women to rely on each other, facing new restrictions with humor and solidarity.
Mrs. C N Hutchinson found a deed signed by Thomas Jefferson among papers from her maternal grandfather W Willey. She discovered the valuable document while rummaging through an old chest in Beckley West Virginia.
Mrs Hutchinson studies an unusual signature reading Thomas Jefferson and muses on the value of a sign she nearly discarded, reflecting on the possible significance of the name and its connection to history.
Recordings used to guide audiences during air raid emergencies in Los Angeles. The first announces a blackout and asks cooperation, the second urges staying put until the all clear, and the third signals end and thanks patrons for their patience.
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