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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
3
Berlin reports Chancellor Heinrich B s government weathered a new clash as the council refused to convene and voted down a joint motion from socialist nationalist and communist factions. Dr Bruening continues a 40 page response to fascist attacks and defends fighting Nazism.
A fragment states a man should weigh 28 pounds for every foot of height, outlining a rough proportional guideline rather than a precise medical standard.
Fayetteville Arkansas. Bank directors announce liquidation of Bank of Winslow near Winslow due to unprofitable operations. President J A Winn and cashier G A Winn say the bank is honest and can pay depositors in full and ask all depositors to call and withdraw their funds. Also notes on kangaroos tendons in surgery and world rust cost estimates.
Arkadelphia ARK. three institutions will close Friday afternoon for Christmas holidays and resume January 4. Arkadelphia High School and Henderson State Teachers College calendars set these dates. Ouachita College planned December 28 but students petitioned for seven extra days. Gas-producing bacteria cause holes in cheese by releasing gas. Prior to 1920 most married English women were widows. in 1929 only 2,489 of 42,316 brides were widows.
The piece highlights Leo Thiele’s cartoons on economic and political developments with human interest, offering informative and entertaining daily news insights. Look for his work regularly as a sharp visual take on current events.
Magnolia Examinations begin January 7 and run through January 4. Classes paused for exams and students review or take semester tests. A new journalism course starts with the second semester. Schedules for post Christmas returnees rely on Dean Graham and director Brannon. Initiation by the Women's Athletic Association features colonial costumes and playful tasks. W A C A entertains Girl Reserves with a Christmas program and refreshments. Aptitude tests show top scores in business ministry and law among 176 students. Ruth Youngblood leads business, Lucille Galloway ministry, Margaret Knot law.
Nat chitoches native Maroon Antoon from Layden's Duquesne University Night Riders reads about Layden and the Four Horsemen. He recalls grade school days in New Orleans when he decided to try football to emulate his boyhood hero and dreams of gridiron fame.
Data shows college economics test averages 79 percent overall with high school participants from A&M at 65 per cent. Graham notes college students with prior high school economics at A&M averaged 83 per cent. others averaged 76.9 per cent and those without HS economics 77 per cent. Magnolia A&M's Phi Theta Kappa formed Monday for students with B grade points or higher, 34 eligible. Officers elected: John Harris president, Harold O Keefe VP, Evelyn Hunt secretary, Edyth Tuberville treasurer, Dan Matthews councilor, E. E. Graham faculty advisor. An executive committee and a correspondence group were named. the fraternity seeks national membership.
Philadelphia and nearby counties faced a severe wind storm causing telegraph outages and property damage running into thousands. The Weather Bureau cited gusts up to 600 miles per hour at times. In the Delaware River off Burlington, New Jersey, three youths capsized in a canoe. Lester Hartzmann, 17, and Albert Hudson, 16, were rescued after companion Harry Tomsinson, 18, swam to shore to report their plight.
DEQUEEN Ark Miss Lucile Wilroy director of the home service department of the Southwestern Gas and Electric company spent the past week assisting Miss Mildred Claypool home economics instructor of the DeQueen High school in conducting special classes in home equipment and in special holiday cookery Many women of DeQueen availed themselves of their services in preparing and cooking their Christmas fruit cakes Alexander Pushkin perhaps the most famous of Russian poets was of one-eighth negro blood.
The Louis Southwestern railroad will remove Camden locals and run through trains from Pine Bluff to Lewisville directly. Locals will operate on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, with Camden service ending around noon each day. The change removes the Camden rain crew as part of the timetable shift.
Miss Mamie Holt of Hope attended Chillicothe Business College in Chillicothe Missouri and earned second place in a 60 word dictation contest among ten state clubs. The Kansas Club won the event with 39 points.
Washington reports many aircraft accidents from structural failures could be avoided if pilots study the limitations of all parts of the craft. The Bureau of Aeronautics notes loads in flight are now known with greater accuracy. A standard condition, steady horizontal flight, is used. pilots should not exceed that.
Ottawa reports that a judicial privy council ruling gives the federal government full control over aviation, removing provincial authority and promising centralized management and uniform regulation. The note cites postwar travel rapid changes, with transcontinental travel shortening from months to days.
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