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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1939
Page
2
CCC youths near Morris Tennessee saved parts of a house from a fire by tearing out furniture and removing window frames and weather stripping after a roof began to burn. They carried out items and even pulled doors to gain access. One youth said they would have saved more with tools.
Able Burton J. Hendrick’s study shifts focus from southern military leaders to wealthy planters politicians and diplomats shaping the Confederacy. The excerpt notes the book’s view that romanticizing the Lost Cause masks social and economic differences from Washington and Jefferson era United States.
The piece notes a Confederate diplomat, renowned among his peers, was not born in the South. Born to a tall businessman in New York City, he once followed the occupation of plantation overseer in his early days, shaping his later role as a skilled negotiator.
A garbled report notes a French submarine or vessel bringing a catch in what reads like a quirky, unclear fishing scene. It mentions cormorants diving, a tug, and a strange reference to the Australian lugfish with odd phrasing about relatives and petais.
December meeting at Mt Nebo church drew 66 members and 4 visitors with new officers installed. Reports cover kitchen ware, maps for 4-H building, forestry committee, membership drives, pattern cutting day, and a Christmas tree. Liberty Hill session December 5 featured 12 attendees, demonstration on dressing and cranberry salad, fruit cake, and candy making with plans to meet again in March at Washington.
For their Christmas exchange of gifts each member is urged to be present. Miners striking for higher pay refused to take over management of the mines. It would be a bit embarrassing to strike against themselves, or letters can be sent to Poland again if the authorities can locate it.
Lugano Switzerland reports Lt Col Giusseppe Albisotti a former Lugano police official urged Swiss authorities to probe pro Fascists in Ticino canton He alleged denouncements against anti Fascists and said he traveled to Italy for a week then returned to Lugano Afterward he claimed to be a victim of denouncements Two flyers survived an air crash and a car wreck expected to die later from a bathtub accident The Soviet Union told the United States about gold shipments into the country expressing a casual stance on the gold
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