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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1940

Page

2

Return to old joys ends in tangled love triangle

Marie La Porte and Tommy Ryan relive youth on a sunny lake outing while Marie is torn between their carefree romance and the looming impact of Dan Donovan. A streetfront headline ties past and present as Donovan courts a model, hinting at a dramatic continuation.

Tommy Ryan South Street Jonovan Eus Toramy Jay Marie Dan Janiswer Dan Donose Jersey City Central Park Diamond Jim's

Doctor adapts camera to endoscope for permanent internal records

Dr Hull has fitted a camera to the eye-piece of endoscopes, enabling permanent photographs of living tissue from the stomach to the duodenum and other organs. He cites faster, clearer records for diagnosis and medical education, and notes the need for stronger interior lighting to enable color photography.

Hull

Tennessee First in Violent Crimes

Knoxville report based on a University of Tennessee study finds Tennessee leads the nation in murder and non negligent manslaughter per 100000 residents and ranks second in aggravated assault. The article, by UT professors including William B. Jones Jr, discusses crime and delinquency in Tennessee.

Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Union University of Tennessee Aisclases William B. Jones Jr

Emergency Costs Continued War Spending Since 1933

The article lists defense appropriations from 1933 to 1940 totaling over 9 billion, noting cuts to relief while ordinary government expenses and war prep soared. It argues for drastic economy, scaling back a large fleet, funding relief through taxes or revenue projects, and cautious use of borrowed funds until investments repay obligations.

Raising a Family in Olive Roberts Barton’s Piece

A daughter pleads for funds to attend a basketball game while her mother contemplates the father’s struggle with low earnings and pride. The dialogue contrasts a gentle, devoted husband with the children’s disappointment and a plea for empathy and support.

Olive Roberts Barton Daddy Carrie Dorothy

Knox seeks funds to buy famed Chicago drum

Knox College aims to raise 500 dollars to purchase the Maroon marchers bass drum abandoned by the University of Chicago. The drum is described as the largest in the world and part of the marching band heritage. In Columbus Ohio, Jack Cannon, former Notre Dame All America, was named city recreational rector.

Galesburg University of Chicago Knox College Marchine Band Columbus Jack Cannon Notre Dame All-Americaquired

Margaret Webster Pioneer of Hamlet Shaping Broadway Drama

Margaret Webster, daughter of the Webster theatrical dynasty and mothered by Dame May Whitty, emerges as a directing figure in Broadway despite early stage beginnings in New York. The piece highlights her disciplined rehearsals, tough standards, dual life in New York and London, and early acting with Ellen Terry before formal schooling redirected her path.

Antoinette Perry Margaret Webster Maurice Evans Websters Benjamin Webster London Webster Sir Henry Irving Margaret May Whitty Britain Ham Jel Evans Peg Peggy Webster Susan United States Sixth Avenue Lok New Yate Battery Metropolis Ellen Terry Inauspicioius

Study links robberies to police reports in 133

Dr. Jones analyzed offenses reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 133, placing Sault and Third among areas with high robbery counts. The study summarizes crime patterns based on police data and highlights regional risk levels.

Granite peaks once buried beneath continents

The text notes that many mountain peaks are solid granite and tower thousands of feet above surrounding country. It estimates twelve miles of metamorphic crust removed from Scottish granites in ancient times, describing past eras when peaks were pirates but are today officers and gentlemen seeking some conquest end.

Scotland

Reverend M A Matthews Dies at 72 in Seattle

Rev Dr Mark Allison Matthews, 72, a noted Presbyterian pastor and vice crusader, died of pneumonia in Seattle. He led the nation’s largest Presbyterian congregation and was widely active in church and civic work.

Seattle Woah Mark Allison Matthews Tle

Grapes of Wrath Actress Weds Writer in Home Ceremony

Dorris Bowden a film actress and Nun Nally Johnson a picture writer and associate producer were married Sunday at the home of Charles MacArthur. Bowden plays Rosasharn in Grapes of Wrath. Johnson, a former newspaper and magazine writer, adapted Steinbeck and was associate producer. The couple planned a Florida honeymoon.

Nyack. N Dorris Bowden Nunnally Johnson Charles MacArthur Helen Tenayes Memphis Louisiana State University Rosayharn Johnson New York Wrlter John Steinbeck Prodtiger Fle Mrs. Johnson Florida

Plane Crashes En Route to New Orleans Killing Five

A plane carrying a pilot and four passengers departed Denver at 8 4 Sunday bound for New Orleans. The aircraft veered toward marshland and dropped flares before attempting a landing. It crashed less than 30 minutes from its destination, killing five aboard.

Crale Phine Demver New Orleans

Evans and Peggy Webster Unite For Shakespeare Revival

Maurice Evans, once a publishing house clerk, sought a leading lady and mentored by Penny Webster's mother, chose Peggy Webster. Over fourteen years their paths crossed in theater, culminating in a Shakespearian pairing that produced Richard II and the hit Hamlet with Webster directing and Evans star.

Maurice Evans Penny Webster Evans Peggy Webster England

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