07 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1937
Page
1
An editorial argues against inevitability of joining any future war. It contends isolation is possible, cites economic costs of war in 1917, and suggests the nation can avoid fighting by remaining home and avoiding entanglements though global pressures persist. The piece warns against “inevitable” participation and urges prudent restraint.
NLRB regional director James P Miller helped avert a major walkout at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co plants in Akron. Facing 1600 layoffs and a threatened two sided strike, Miller brokered a 24 hour mediation leading to a mutual compromise and no strike. Governor called in National Guard but was unnecessary.
Dr Fishbein discusses body lice and scalp parasites, their appearance, reproduction, and itching. He outlines detection and treatment including petroleum derivatives, thorough washing, strong alcohol solutions, and use of a fine comb, noting transmission among children.
Olive writes of Mrs Smith observing children during play led by Tommy as commander. Johnny, often left out, bears the brunt of exclusion while the others follow Tommy’s lead. Mrs Smith considers stepping in but foresees further ridicule.
Cast of Chanactens Robert Hanry, hero, explorer, and Melissa travel with a party to a cave dwelling. They encounter a brown-skinned community who respond with awe to a watch and sun guidance, sparking questions about language, culture, and survival as they press toward the village settlement.
Paul Harrison surveys Hollywood gossip and antics at a party season. Betty Grable, Fred Astaire, and Mary Pickford are cited amid a parade of celebrity sightings, stunts, and fashion, with a note on a stuntman’s fatal crash and evolving screen entertainments.
A mother imagines lifting Johnny from last place by giving him a challenge that fits him. She enlists the other children in a porch race, hoping Johnny’s strong legs will raise his status. Johnny wins, gains praise, and the scene suggests every child has an asset to claim pride.
The Post Office Department is expected to announce the 1938 philatelic program with indications that three commemoratives may be issued for the 160th anniversary of the Constitution. The stamps would depict the three branches of government and key historical moments.
A young American student in Oxford joins British intelligence and is outfitted as a German private. He befriends a Prussian lieutenant, a bond that challenges army codes and tempers the spy’s mission. The tale follows the tension as loyalty and duty collide in war’s grim theater.
A fragmentary note describes waking at night due to irritated kidneys and bowels. It mentions using 25 cents of green tablets with juniper oil and buck leaves, claiming EP helped nature drive out waste. The text ends with a dubious instruction to say Bukets to any druggist at local shops John S. Gibson Drug Co. and Brian’s Drug Store.
A garbled OCR line discusses an appeal and a commentary on a wary mind. The fragment hints at a broader narrative but lacks clear names places dates or events to identify a precise news item.
In Bridgetown, Dr W Hawkins urged sterilizing the unfit as in Germany during a birth control discussion in the House of Assembly. He warned that birth control could be seen as imprudent and claimed some Barbadians are not fit to propagate. He urged Barbados to follow Germany's lead on sterilization.
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