06 Dec 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1940
Page
1
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The inauguration of Manuel Avila Camacho as Mexico's president signals a calm start for a six year term. The United States hopes for a steadily progressing Mexico with stable institutions and growing cordiality. Avila Camacho faces challenges from restoring business confidence, preserving labor gains, reviving a shattered economy, defending against foreign influence, and resolving the long standing oil dispute. The administration in Washington backs his plan to make Mexico a stronger hemispheric link, as Americans view closer ties favorably.
Ruth Millett discusses a simple rule for couples to reduce quarrels. A wife vows not to press her own way on minor matters, offering reasons and conceding when appropriate. The tactic aims to keep harmony and avoid resentment, with both partners recognizing when the other’s view is valid.
Lester Kessinger left last week to enlist in the army and is stationed at Shreveport in an airplane mechanic school. Magnolia visitors tolerating family ties. Home Demonstration Club met December 4 planning cotton Christmas program for Marlbrook on December 11. Mrs C I Key ho ill and to be moved to Julia Chester hospital Hope. Ruby Ashworth of Bethel to marry Jimmy Steed son of Russ Steed Bethel. event occurred last Saturday night.
Worth is the 2 of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashworth and has visited friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Will Glover were Luginess visitory in Hope last Friday. We are glad to report W. L. Lentz is able to be up after two weeks illness. Those from here attending the P. T. A. meeting at Blevins Wednesday night were Mrs. Andy Folsom, Mrs. FR. A. Bailey, Mrs. Martin Cook and Mrs. Fowler.
A Superior Wisconsin couple saved their wedding cake for 25 years while a quirky note praises samplings of creamed salmon with spinach. The piece cites Representative Martin Dies urging deportation for those disloyal to American ways amid a lighthearted bus humor line.
Bruce Catton discusses how pressure on a snowballing unemployment reserve fund could trigger changes in unemployment compensation under Social Security. He notes the fund around 1.7 billion dollars, projected to 2.25 billion by July, and how it supports government bonds. The piece covers proposed benefit liberalization, payroll tax concerns, and the controversy over experience ratings, with emphasis on federalization risks and the McCormack bill.
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