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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
2
The text appears from an old newspaper page discussing payment per week and year, a local address, and the Associated Press deferment policy. It mentions tributes and memorials, charges for cards of thanks and resolutions, and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts while describing space protection in the newspaper.
A 1940s style opinion piece argues against centralized government offices in Washington. It warns that concentration aids enemy bombing and recommends dispersing federal functions to other cities. It cites rising rural populations, moving munitions and offices, and cites Dirksen proposing shifting many calls to operate outside Washington.
Courtesy market notes show live poultry prices for heavy hens leghorns 2, broilers 2 per pound, eggs 9 to 10 cents per dozen, turkeys 10 to 11 cents per pound, geese 60 cents each, ducks 25 cents each.
Dr. Lowell Selling leads psychophysical studies of automobile drivers at a Detroit clinic to find that medical exams rarely predict driving safety. He notes that driver attitudes and reactions, not body condition, largely determine crashes. He observes differences by age and gender and uses devices to test offenders.
Answers list acting roles from Cranium Cracker page one. Deen Jagger as Brigham Young and Tyroné Power not in title role. Paul Kelly as General Custer in Wyoming. Edward G. Robinson as Reuter in A Dispatch From Reuters. Jon Hall as Kit Carson. Walter Brennan as Judge Roy Bean in The Westerner.
A Illinois woman judge reportedly presided from her home, while observers note communal norms and casual phrases echo a broader cultural tone. The piece weaves quotations about conduct and decision making, referencing public figures and famous lines to illustrate contemporary attitudes.
Washington notes the Quoddy project in Maine, a $5 million army site repurposed under NYA to train about 1000 youths from New England, New York and New Jersey. Programs include aviation mechanics, machine shop, sheet metal, naviculture, radio, and cafeteria operations led by Maine instructors, with pay and a shift to focused line-of-work training.
A report notes the land remains classified as non-taxable church property with no change in status. Officials say the designation persists despite inquiries, and the matter affects property assessments and potential exemptions. No new tax implications announced.
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