Palmer and Washburn Lead City Newspaper Item
E. Palmer serves as president and Alex H. Washburn is editor and publisher of the local newspaper, outlining leadership roles in the publication's management.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1938
Page
1
E. Palmer serves as president and Alex H. Washburn is editor and publisher of the local newspaper, outlining leadership roles in the publication's management.
A long, critical profile of a notorious Ohio gangster who dodged jail for years through lax enforcement. The piece traces 1924 to 1930 arrests for concealed weapons, robbery, and suspicious person charges, many dropped or papered over, until a finally stern life sentence for murder. It argues systemic failure to enforce laws breeds professional crime.
The writer cautions against predicting fashion trends and notes rumors from previews about women’s styles. It suggests a shift where evening gowns resemble nightdresses and pajamas mimic gowns, warning of male confusion and social blunders if trends blur distinction.
A discussion on how human health relates to animals and how veterinary medicine has evolved. It covers disease transmission, the veterinary education path, government roles, and a split in the profession between preventive work and pet care. The modern vet uses human medical tests and approaches to diagnose animal diseases.
Bruce Catton notes J W Dunne quietly advances a theory of time in The Serial Universe. The book argues for an immortal mind beyond space and time using dense mathematics, challenging lay readers but offering exciting ideas.
The Star authorized to announce candidates in the Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 For Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Huie Lyle Brown For State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton For Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden Clarence Baker For Tax Assessor Co Cook Dewey Hendrix For County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill Andrew Speedy Hutson Gifford Byers
A reflective piece argues laziness is natural but work remains essential since early humans needed effort to survive. It urges parents to cultivate responsibility early, giving children opportunities to help self family and others. Balance play with duties to build a lifelong appreciation for effort and personal growth.
NEA Service Hollywood column notes the high living costs for actors, detailing expenses from taxes and agents to rent and wardrobes. It cites examples like Bette Davis and stars such as John Howard, Betty Grable, and Anthony Quinn, and mentions Merle Oberon’s earnings and tax impact for foreign contracts.
The owner of a race horse or a prized Pekinese will invest tens of thousands to secure specialized care. Vets insist on treating each patient individually to achieve optimal results, mirroring modern physicians' approach to personalized treatment.
Clyde E. Puttit of Stuttgart seeks Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Noeaman. The text extols duty and impartiality and references the Democratic Central Committee of Arkansas. it appears as a political badge or notice endorsing Puttit and a party slate.
Disjointed OCR fragments reference Douglas Corrigan, Clifford Odets, Louis Raina, Sophie Tucker, and Dr. Frederick Bur with ideation on money, temper, and dramatic roles. The garbled text hints at celebrity anecdotes, relationship tensions, and a platform for a political candidate, but lacks clear events or dates.
A statewide public stance shows officials in New Jersey deeming Alcoholic Beverage Control unnecessary. The brief notes opposition from local leaders and hints at ongoing policy debates over liquor regulation and enforcement.
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