15 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1941
Page
1
The Associated Press notes it owns rights to feeds and images and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited memorial manuscripts. The Star outlines policy on space usage for tributes, cards of thanks, and memorial notices, and mentions subscription pricing.
The article argues that necessity and the times are forging a new kind of leader from industry, with executives like Sidney Hillman and Walter Reuther shaping national policy. Charles E. Wilson of General Electric praises industrial statesmanship, urging private enterprise to assume broader social responsibilities and economic stewardship for all.
In a California dorm theft case, Margaret Taylor reported belongings stolen from her room. Patrolman John A. Larson used a new blood pressure based lie detection method, marking a first successful police use of the device to identify a thief among eighty suspects.
Dr. Larson, a Detroit researcher living near the Recorder's Court Clinic, notes lie detectors are now used in about 150 U. S. departments. He concedes errors exist and says a conviction should not rest solely on polygraph results. He worries friends think he used the device to uncover if Margaret Taylor saved him.
The United States mortgagee for Lewis Lowe files a notice of sale under Arkansas law. On February 18 1941 at 9 AM at O J Garrett Hempstead County Arkansas sale of farm equipment including a turning plow harness collar middle burster will occur to the highest bidder for cash. Witness W M Sparks county supervisor signs February 15 1941.
Describes mortgagee sale under Lewis Lowe mortgage to United States dated February 21 1940 filed in Hempstead County Arkansas. Sale set for February 18 1941 at 9 AM in Hempstead County to highest bidder for cash. Property includes two mares Kate and Red a Holstein cow Star a 14 month heifer calf a pressure cooker. Witnessed February 15 1941.
Radio control systems installed in Chicago and Northwestern Proviso yards enable switch engine crews to receive immediate orders, improving communication between roundhouse and yard locomotives. The vast 3000 acre complex handles about 7500 cars daily, with some tasks requiring distant movements.
fragmented text references Stanley Be Noble and General Railway Signal Company with stray quotes about Romans and poems, yielding an unclear historical snippet. The readable items hint at a 62 telegraph signallings and an experimental radio permit but lack coherent events or identities to form a solid news item.
The text lists questions about U S currency and symbols. It cites Lincoln on the penny with Liberty and In God We Trust, the eagle on the half dollar, five dollar notes naming Lincoln W A Julian and Henry Morgenthau Jr, and Washington on the new quarter with Hamilton referenced as first treasurer.
In winter 1912 the lake froze from shore to shore allowing crossing by ice. The scene recalls a bold feat as people traversed the icy expanse, reflecting a remarkable freeze period and public interest in winter transport.
Market report notes McRae Mill and Feed exchange rates, multiple units, and unspecified monies. The fragmentary text presents conversions and financial figures without clear context or date.
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