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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1941

Page

3

Interest rate puzzle for installment buyers explained

An Imperial Type Metal magazine excerpt analyzes how to compute true interest on installment plans. Using a Lowell radio example, a $100 cash price versus $104 on time with $5 down and 12 monthly payments yields a claimed 4 percent rate, but the real rate is about 33 percent when considering averages and credit recovery. The article notes many buyers struggle with the math.

Imperial Type Metal Magazine Public Affairs Committee Lowell Massachusetts

Moscow Front Battles Escalate as Winter Rages

The Associated Press reports intensifying fighting on the Moscow front with temperatures near 1 degree below zero. Hitler claims seven towns captured while Soviets push through Kalinin sector and threaten positions 50 miles west and north of Moscow.

Associated Press Moscow Adolf Hitler Kalinin Novi Mazhaisk Klin Ovel Kursk Ukraine Tha’ Are Sal Rowters Pradva Tula Tula-Moscou Leningrad Hiller Tikhvin Britain Finnland Hungary Rumania Finland Russia

Stops Lightning and Skua Survive Antarctic Edges

Rain acts as a conductor causing lightning to discharge to earth in stormy conditions. The fiercest carnivorous bird in the south, the skua, is the southernmost bird on earth and often travels inland toward the South Pole edge. It preys on penguin eggs and chicks.

Earth South Ole South Polar

Talbot Feild Jr County Chairman Rev J BE Has Mill City Choir

Talbot Feild Jr and Rev J B E are highlighted as county leaders with influence over a local mill and city choir, reflecting community leadership roles. The fragment suggests combined civic involvement and cultural activity in the town.

A New Look at Industrial Relations and Social Solutions

Willis Thornton Evely contends that social problems like industrial relations lack a single final formula but can yield workable solutions over time. He notes proposals such as employee payroll checks to fund union costs, arguing that ongoing ideas keep hope alive for solving difficult issues even if current notions seem impractical.

United States

Food Stamp Office Announces Thursday Openings and Saturday Closings

Crit C. Stuart issuing officer of the Hempstead County Stamp office announces new hours starting December 11 with Thursday full day openings. The office will close Saturdays at noon each week.

Crit C. Stuart Hempstead County

Youth Dies After Being Hit by Truck Near Hope

Eight year old James McGarity of Hope died from injuries after being struck by a pickup on Highway 29 two miles south of Hope. L B Hollis of Hope drove the truck. witnesses said the boy ran from behind a school bus into the truck’s path. Funeral services set for New Hope cemetery Sunday at 3 p.m.

James McGarity D. R. McGarity Hope Julia Chester Hospital Highway L. B. Hollis Tom Middlebrooks Middlebrooks Anthony Lumber Ere Jean Roland McGarity New Hope Cemetery Sheridan

Senator Pilkinton to Speak Over KTHS

Senator James H. Pilkinton of Hope will be guest speaker on the Americanism quarter hour broadcast by KTHS Hot Springs next Monday night from 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. The regular weekly program is sponsored by the Hot Springs Junior Chamber of Commerce and will be introduced by William Lockadoo. He will discuss The Sources of American Liberty. An elf owl, about six inches long, is noted as the smallest owl in North America.

James H. Pilkinton Hope KTHS Hot Springs

Barrage balloons part of growing U S defense units

Army plans a 1000 acre training site near Paris Tennessee to form barrage balloon units and finish a six to twelve week school by Jan 31, 1942. Two units formed last summer with four more in development as the Air Corps transfers balloons to the Coast Artillery Corps.

Milton Bronner NEA Washington Sam London Panama Canal Welland Canal Saulte Ste. Marie Air Corps Coast Artillery Corps Tyson Paris Camp Davis

Hope Boy on Debate Team

Edward Lester Conway of Hope returns to Hendrix College debate squad as president of Tau Kappa Alpha. The team will compete in a Murray State Teachers College tournament in Murray, Kentucky, with the resolution urging government labor union regulation.

Edward Lester Hope Hendrix College Robert B. Capel Hendrix United States Lester Tau Kappa Alpha Murray State Teachers College Murray

Rebels Seek to Carve New State of Jefferson

Four frontier counties in California and Oregon back a proposed 49th state named Jefferson. With 12 465 square miles, the territory would dwarf Connecticut and Rhode Island in area though lack population. Proponents cite untapped timber and minerals while criticising California and Oregon for failing to build roads and develop resources.

Walt Stafford NEA Yreka Calif Jefferson Frontier California Oregon Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware Curry County Gilbert Geble Port Orioz Siskiyou del Norte Modoc The Siskiyou Daily News J. E. Mundell

Vacancy at Proving Ground for Telephone Operator

The Ninth U S Civil Service District in St. Louis announces an exam to fill a Telephone Operator position at Southwestern Proving Ground Hope Arkansas with a $1260 yearly pay. Applicants must have ten years experience plus six months in a large central office and one year in a branch exchange. age 18 to 55 with veteran preference note. Further info and application blanks available at Hope Post Office or the Southwestern Proving Ground Hope Arkansas office.

U.S. Civil Service District New Federal Building St. Louis Ordnance Department Southwestern Proving Ground Hope Arkansas Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Civil Service District

Tigers Triumph Over Hot Springs In Historic Victory

The Yeager Tigers, first to claim Langston Negro High School status in Hot Springs, defeated Hot Springs 6-0 at Hammons Stadium. After three scoreless quarters, Yeager marched 65 yards for the lone touchdown as eight Tigers played their final game.

Yeager Tigers Langston Negro High School of Hot Springs Hammons Stadum Tigers

Cranium Crackers Familiar Statues Quiz Notes

A curious item invites readers to test knowledge of famous statues and relics. It poses questions about the Statue of Liberty, the Minuteman on defense stamps, the Liberty Bell, Nelson’s Column at Trafalgar Square, and the Lincoln Memorial, with answers on the comle page.

Defense Savings Trafalgar Square London Lincoln Lincoln Memorial Washington

Progress of Seal Campaign in Hope Welcomed by Citizens

Citizens of Hope respond wholeheartedly to the Christmas Seal Campaign of the Tuberculosis Association. Rev J E B Hamill, city chairman, says the campaign is not a complete success yet and outlines a 1942 program. Roy Hamill notes strong support as an old American institution.

Citizens of Hope Tuberculosis Association J. EB. Hamill Hamill Roy Hamill

Smith Take a Back Seat

Logan West Virginia telephone directory shows Brownings with 36 members as the most common surname in the city. Cooks are second with 20, Staiths have 16, while the Joneses and the Browns are not listed among the top names.

Logan W. Va Joneses Brownings

Moon position theory vs weather prediction claims

An analysis contrasts long-range moon phase predictions with weather forecasts, noting that while celestial positions can be projected centuries ahead, accurate multi month weather forecasts remain unreliable. It argues that long-term climate patterns are more predictable than short term atmospheric events.

Car Lot Watchman Attacked and Killed in Little Rock

John Holtman a 65 year old night watchman for a used car lot was found bludgeoned to death in his shanty in Little Rock. A 1933 coupe was missing, and authorities suspect an automobile thief or thieves.

Little Rock John Holtman

Merchants Invited to Banquet Honoring Plant Locators

Hope Chamber of Commerce urged merchants who profited from the Southwestern Probing Ground site to reserve tables for clerks at a banquet honoring the two men most responsible for locating the defense plant. The chamber said many would appreciate the gesture, and noted Governor Adkins Senator Spencer and others would be named in a published list. Women are welcome, reservations for single seats will not be made.

Chamber of Commerce Hope Reserve Hope Chamber of Commerce Chamber Spencer Adkins Niee

Drive of Red Cross Closes Drive Near Hempstead Drive

Hempstead county Red Cross drive nears completion with officers reporting donations totaling 3,882.76 dollars and only a few names left to publish. The list includes numerous local residents and race volunteers from Wepe, Arkansas, and nearby communities, showing broad community support for the relief effort.

Hempstead County Red Cross

Britain orders recall of troops to defend against Japan

AP reports Britain threatens to pull fighting men back to posts in the East Indies defense. Singapore mobilizes tanks and aircraft. non-Britons restricted from leaving Malay states. Japanese nationals in India and Ceylon may be sent home. Australia prepares a new declaration with Britain and the Dutch Indies amid warnings of possible rapid developments.

Associated Press Britain East Indies Ser Singapore Gibraltar of the Orient Nippon Yusen Kaisha Hom Bay Japan Washington Domei Aispatch Bombay India Ceyl Tokyo Jay Ready Australia W. S Indies United States

French Authors Draft Novel Across Occupied Lines

Three French writers Philippe Herlat Francois de Roux and Gery maine Beaumont reside in Villefrance-Sur-Mer Cassis and Montfort l Amaury split by the demarcation. They exchange corerespondence via Post cards to bridge the two zones amid the Vichy era

Vichy Philippe Herlat Francois de Roux Gerymaine Beaumont Villefrance-Sur-Mer Cassis Mont fort-l’Amaury

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Alex. H. Washai Ian Moscow Front By Willis Thornton Change Food Stamp Office Pilkinton North America U. S Uncle Sam Davis, N. C England Army New York Hope Boy Ous USAIN EASE Americana Proving Ground Langston Smith Hope C. of Gov. Adkins Flossie Coleman Francis Ballsemu Claude Walker Ambrous Hamm Herbert Whitten J. W. Mayo Faye Boyd Addell Bruce Mary Taylor Geraldine Co Claudia West 2d B. Roberts F. Beasley Ola Taylor Mary Lou Rowe Mildred McElfresh Opal Pedron Timothy McClendon Barnum Wright Willie Hunt Russell Hightower Brice ‘Thomas Wepe Arkansa Roma Queen Wallon Lillie Lewis Maury Chambers N. Story Mattie Lee White Gertha Harrison J. B. Elliot Far East Newealand Africa Gold Coast
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