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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1947
Page
5
The text explains how cold-blooded animals match the surrounding air temperature. It notes they feel cold to the touch when the ambient temperature is low, and their body temperature aligns with the environment.
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie explains Britain's current crisis as a long-term imbalance from lacking natural resources besides coal. With 1,000,900 workers returning to Midlands factories and millions idle, the government calls for austerity, prioritizing imports control, production, and export growth to avoid losing the US loan.
Washington reports Luciano is removed from the Cuban scene as U S narcotics officials lift a five day ban and resume shipments of medicinal narcotics to Cuba. Cuban authorities had arrested Luciano and deported him to Italy amid his drug trafficking history.
The speaker argues Britain has become self reliant, reducing dependence on the mother country as a resource poor nation undergoes a major economic transformation and readjusts its entire structure and way of life.
Arkansas $300 million flood control and power project for the White River basin is returned for further study by the district engineer. The plan envisions 12 reservoirs over ten years, holding 10 million acre feet of water, with costs and justification under review for post-war price impacts.
Chicago police hunt a gunman who tied Carlys Whiddon and Gy Mooney with rope, bound them in a closet, and fled after lighting oil stove flames under his pants. Victims surrendered $40 and a pistol to the intruder as he fled. The scene was described from a doorway crack.
The body of Edward H. Johnson 58 of Springfield Missouri was found on the shore of Lake Norfolk nine miles east of Mountain Home Arkansas. He apparently froze to death after renting a boat to fish and having been missing since Saturday.
In Canon City Colorado on February 26 James O Maxey enjoyed hogs at thirty dollars per hundredweight and a sow with a litter of eleven pigs. A mishap occurred when the sow chewed insulation on the electric brooder and was electrocuted. Maxey resorted to farming the piglets out to neighbors for feeding by bottle.
An analyst notes India experiences famine in portions yearly, with widespread hunger roughly every five or ten years and severe famine about every 50 to 100 years, highlighting recurring cycles of distress.
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