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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1938

Page

6

Be the best of whatever you are, Douglay Malloch

A column repeats a poem exhorting personal effort and adaptability, followed by a social column listing guests, travel notices, and local happenings. It mentions Mrs Royce Smith, Miss Mary Ellen Lindgall, Lake Catherine, J.T. Matthews, and several families with summer visits and club plans at Little Rock and Texarkana, plus a 12 year old girls class activity at Hirst Baptist.

Douglay Malloch Wil Royce Smith Mary Ellen Lindgall Malvern Thews Lake Catherine Fat Springs J.T. Matthews Cig Mary Chutes Merion Ana Charles Hones Hirst Baptist Sunday School Mainie Bell Holt Jesehar Finbree's Lake South Mainstrat Lois Lee Warner Sherman Texas Martha Sue Stock Wakio Virginia Goynes Maxie White Marlon Crutchfield Betty June Monts Junie Dale Emma Pel Slade Virginia Keith Betty Jean Sarah Jnne Murphy Miss Trott S. L

Pilot Flies 600 Miles for Florida Steaks

Walker P. Inman, a wealthy Georgetown planter, flew to Miami with his cook to restock his larder. The 600 mile trip yielded 140 pounds of Florida steak at a total price of 208.04 dollars.

Miami Fla Walker P. Inman Georgetown S.C Florida

Rest Room Proves Boon to Shoppers in Hope

More than a thousand women who visited the Hope Rest Room praise the convenience for shoppers especially rural women. The facility offers comfortable chairs ice water a nursery and toilet facilities. Merchants note it boosts trade and civic spirit. citizens are urged to add furnishings and magazines as the NYA operates the rest room in Hope.

Hope Rest Miley Chamber of Commerce Hope W. G. Allison Hope Chamber of Commerce NYA

Corrigan Charms at Boston Flight Meet and Lie Detector Test

Corrigan's Boston luncheon speech mixed wit and claims about a Atlantic crossing as amateur photographers swarmed the scene. He joked about a lie detector test while denying a misled flight path and posed for cameras amid cheers and autographs.

Memphis Chicago Overman Corrigan Boston Erin Rehe Atlantic

Young Couple Exchange Terse Words Over Gift

A terse exchange unfolds as a young wife boasts of her father’s generosity and a young husband replies with a quiet jab about being given away. The moment hints at deeper strain in their marriage and the social pressures surrounding presents and status.

Model Husband Slays His Rival in Chicago Shooting

Mrs. Margaret Sikora a 22 year old in Chicago killed Edward Solomon after her husband Rudolph the idea man financed her life. Five bullets were fired with police on scene as neighbors recall the romance and money.

Margaret Sikora Chicago Rudolph Edward Solomon Rudy Eddy Mrs. Sikora

Cotton Picker to Aid Humanity Too Cotton Picker to Aid Humanity Too

Memphis report on Tenny Piohn and Mack Rust, inventors of a mechanical cotton picker, forming the Rust Foundation to donate most profits to aid displaced farm laborers in the cotton states. Foundation aims rehabilitation, research, and education while preparing for commercial production and field assembly this season.

Memphis Tenny Piohn Mack Rust Rust

The Nazis Strike Down the Hoboes in Germany

Nazi officials report a dramatic fall in wandering hoboes from about 200000 to 22787 as Hitler consolidates power. Job creation schemes, surveillance, and crackdowns reduce the ranks of the so called knights of the road across the country.

Berlin Nazi Germany Hitler Knights of the Road

Responsibility and Blame in a Job Interview

A dialogue shows a trainee pledging to assume full responsibility for mistakes. The supervisor asks if the candidate fully understands the duty and the line, I take all the blame, highlights accountability in underwriting work. The exchange emphasizes personal accountability in professional roles.

Maternal and Child Health Divisions Grow in States

The dialogue mentions Dr Slycem and Mr Crabshaw as a patient asks for a gentle diagnosis. It notes that every state Alaska Hawaii and the District of Columbia now have divisions of maternal and child health within their public health services.

Ifa Dr. Slycem Alaska Hawaii District of Columbia

Los Angeles City School Tennis Champions Showdown

Field notes list the 1940s era coverage of local school tennis champions in Los Angeles. The report mentions performers and actors Dorothy Kent, plus Bill Porter and George Scarbo as contributors, noting Kent’s offscreen seriousness and beauty, training, and screen work behind her.

Los Angeles Bill Porter George Scarbo Dorothy Kent Universal Seven Pictures

Burr and Hamilton Duel Ground Tale Sparks 19th Century Reform

The fragment recalls Aaron Burr beside Hamilton on the Weehawken ground, Hamilton’s death fueling a rowdy Pig- Pen celebration. Sachem Davis rows Burr to Perth Amboy as Burr faces political oblivion while Tammany’s Weeed Ring symbolizes corruption, foreshadowing Reform in the 1870s.

Mimi Burr Weehawken Hamilton Davis Perth Amboy Giltine

Deny East's Funds in Poll Tax Fight

Roy Prewitt, head of the Voters Campaign Committee, rebutted a Washington Post report claiming outside money backs the group against the poll tax. He said no outside funds have been received and most work is voluntary, with few contributions from any source. The committee seeks a constitutional amendment to end the poll tax and adopt a registration system.

Little Rock Roy Prewitt Voters Campaign Committee Arkansas Washington Post Preewitt Sidney Olson South Prewitt

AFL Rejects Latin America Labor Conference Bid

AFL President William Green rejected a bid to join CIO led Latin American labor talks in Mexico City on September 5. He warned the event aims at Communist influence and said the AFL would not participate. CIO leader John L. Lewis may attend with aides, and observers expect North and South American labor leaders to convene. A later note cites rising demand for women workers in office roles.

Atlantic City N. J William Green American Federation of Labor CIO Cicaf of L Green Vincente Toledano Conference of Mexican Workers Mexico City North South Ameria Conf Eres John L. Lewis Lewis

No Rule Without an Exception Clergyman’s rebuke over minister remark

A clergyman reproves a parishioner after a temper flare, the man retorts that he would make an imbecile son a minister. The cleric responds meekly that the father may have thought differently. The brief exchange highlights differing views on vocation and temper.

Spragins to Join Kroger at Little Rock

T E Spragins leaves his Hope post to join Kroger in Little Rock as Metropolitan Life Insurance agent. He has spent 14 years with Swatt-Tacer Company, to be succeeded by R M Milburn, who was involved in a June 1987 car wreck.

T. E. Spragins Metropolitan Tie Company Fesimed Kroger’ Brod Baking Ca Fock Metropolits Hope Swith Ithe’ Kroger Company

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