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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1940

Page

5

Export Import Bank Bill Aims 30 Million Foreign Loans

A bill would authorize the Export Import Bank to lend up to 30 million dollars to foreign governments under forms the state department deems compliant with international law. The measure moves to the foreign relations committee, where optimism wavers as debates proceed and administration control is questioned.

Banking - and - Currency Committee State Department Finland Pinion Tme Senate Pittman

Jersey fragments found with a widow in El Dorado death

A tiny bag hanging from Mrs. Alexander Hamilton’s neck contained worn jerseys and a torn yellow paper with verse fragments, reportedly a keepsake from her youth linked to her husband who died in a duel with Aaron Burr. The note’s garbled lines hint at a love that endures beyond death.

Alexander Hamilton Aaron Burr

CARDUS AID FOR FEMININE PERIODIC DISTRESS CLAIMS

Fragmented text asserts CARDUS helps relieve headaches nervousness cramps and other monthly distress linked to dysmenorrhea from malnutrition. It claims CARDUS increases fretize and gastric flow to ease digestion and build resistance, praising use before and during the cycle, noting popular use over many years.

Cardus

Finns Repulse 29 Forts Loss Acknowledged On Isthmus

The Firns admitted some positions were vacated after denying losses, while British planners ordered more air scouting over German territory and sought 10,000 volunteer fishermen to help defend shipping. On the Western Front French forces reported a German infantry unit failed to overrun a section of frontier near Luxembourg. In Paris a police detachment was placed at the Soviet embassy over its alleged link to the outlawed Communist party.

Luxembourg Paris Ane Foreign Ministry France

Funeral Services Held For Mrs J J Ward At Family Home

Funeral services for Mrs J J Ward were held from the family home on Tuesday afternoon. Attending were Mrs Maure Key of Fine Bluff Mr and Mrs W D Walsh Me and Mrs Bob Crosnoe of Texarkana Mr and Mrs J A Dickman of Pine Bluff Mrs Howard Shappard and Miss Margaret Frederick of Texarkana and M Hart Wal of Shreveport.

J.J. Ward Maure Key Fine Bluff W. D. Walsh Bob Crosnoe Texarkana J. A. Dickman Pine Bluff Howard Shappard Margaret Frederick M. Hart Wal Shreveport

Allies Consider Invasion of Red Oil Fields

AP outlines a potential Allied invasion of Soviet oil fields with Turkey possibly joining. Maxime Weygand would lead, famed for Bolsevik fighting and praised by Marshal Foch. The piece traces Weygand’s career from St Cyr to World War I roles, his mix of praise and controversy, and notes his warnings on national unity and defense preparedness.

Russia Turkey Bolsevik Maxime Weygand Poland Kiev Warsaw Foch Maxime Weykand Maxime Weykant Marshal Foch Weygand Prench Pach France Weygent Edouard Herriot Karl St Syria Seth Faeh Weypand Croix de Fouraux Weyqaid Wesguid Germany Brussel Belgium Aliis West Point St. Cyr Paul Bote Bach

Hollywood Shifts to Timely Anti Nazi Themes In Flux

Hollywood churns with anti Nazi and war preparedness stories as Metro Warne and Parmount resume London operations and studios revive stage work. Robert Montgomery stars in a London project while Metro shifts to antiwar material from The Mortal Storm to I Had a Comrade. APalms Springs scene shows a 200-pound bodyguard shadowing Shirley Temple during a Honolulu visit, with George Temple recounting the tense moment and gun bravado.

Paul Harrison NEA Service Star Hollywood Movietown Nazi Germany Metro Robert Montgomery London Fine Grausfark Berlin Never- Never Land Studio Marlat Phylis Botlome Hille Hitler Ney Warne Parmnowat Alexander Korda United Artists Tree Hickives British Isles Laeyour BodyGuard Stitt Maging Shirley Temple Palm Springs Temples Honolulu Papa George Temple

Numi Dynamus Ethel’s Curious Hair Question

A fragment narrates a child Ethel asking about hair crack and electricity in hair, with Mama noting affection and a playful reply. Grandma is described as having gas on her stomach in a humorous domestic vignette from a vintage scene.

Ethel Cley

Fragmentary history note on near east Allied command shifts

In the early stage of rising conflict the inspector general Gen. Gamelin moves into action as a new war begins. Allies jockey for position in the Near East while Egypt rushes to the French mandated Syria Lebanon area to form a Mediterranean concentration point for Allied troops and take command of the forces there.

Gamelin Near East Eygand Syt Mediterranean

Nothing But the Truth in a Bus Ride Tale

An obvious misread dialogue piece centers on a coroner questioning a witness about a clumsy tragedy. The eye witness mentions a pistol and powder marks while a passenger laments wasted time en route to Cleveland. The Greyhound bus driver interjects, humorously closing the tale about incidents and appendicitis.

Cloge Yassuth Yassuh Cleveland Greyhound

Cotton stockings eyed by Ag Department researchers

Preston Grover Washington reports on cotton stockings new to test in Congress. Dr. Louise Stanley and Ruth O'Brien present samples to lawmakers, arguing cotton hose could rival silk in durability and nurse appeal. They cite a $30,000 yearly program and aim for three pairs per dollar.

Preston Grover Washington Duponts Congress State Department Nippon Department of Agriculture Louise Stanley Ruth O'Brien Department’ of Agriculture Miss O'Brien Stanley Garfield Hogplint Washington

Synthetic hosiery debate among officials and shoppers

In a fragmentary account, Dr. Stanley and Charles A. Plimley discuss new synthetic stockings, claims about wear, and supply changes. Plimley cites factory information and feedback from women shoppers, while officials question durability and demand as they consider procurement and market impact.

Charles A. Plimley Stanley Wilemington Det Dupont Dr. Stanley Plamley Missouri Plumley Appropriations Committee

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Betsy Schuyler Valentine Shved J. R. Wiltson el Dorado Diseriet John Cat Lewisville High School Eudora Hatehier The Hope High School Mae Wilsor W. G. Alfison Murjory Ann Gilliam Sid Ifenry Das King Alfred Sons J. J. Battle J. G. Martindale Lee Holt Mamie Twicehell Abraham Dinecoli LaGrone Sr W. Y. Foster Clyca Hill Mabel Euhridge Pansy Wimberly Jean Laseter Farne White Mary Wilson Marie Antoinette Willams Nancy Fay Williams Beryl Henry Toldi Mildnoy Eit M. C. Butler Hervey Streel W. M First Baptist Church Gus Haynes W. R. Hamilton D. Cook Cecil Weaver Fannie Garrett J. L. Rodgers Columbus Hope Star Photo Dora Ella Reed Hazel Griffin Lula Belle Stour Johnnie Boyce Marjorie Downs Louise Calhoun Rephans Rephan's Rephan’s Friendly Store Red Harrison Hawaii Numi Dynamus Crescent Sears U. S Childs Morris Hoft Stuart’s Big Job Reed Trucks Ion Hating Ltd Kot Varlon B.R. Hamm Motor Co Oper Arkansas Ee Agit
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