05 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
1
Subscription rates are listed for various regions with advance payment required. The notice lists price by week month and year and outlines Associated Press rights and local publication policies including charges for tributes and memorials and the paper’s stance on manuscript submissions.
Neville Miller of the National Association of Broadcasters argues freedom of speech is broad but not unlimited, noting rights to religion and safety must be protected. He cites radio’s social duties and rejects using free speech to incite race hatred or religious prejudice, warning such actions threaten democracy and liberty.
An overview discusses rising recognition of mental illness amid longer lifespans and larger populations. It outlines neurotic and psychotic disorders, home care versus custodial confinement, and dementia in the elderly tied to blood vessel changes.
A puzzle grid lists Greek letters, animals, tools, and terms with horizontal and vertical proverb clues. The page combines wordplay and cross references for a themed proverb set, mixing literal and metaphorical meanings across multiple rows.
Daily brain teaser sheet lists five statements on page Que 1. Includes false claim about Death Valley location in California, true/false judgments on ship supercargo and halyard, definition of apiary, and capital city Sacramento.
A jumble of crime and sports items spans New York and Cleveland. Highlights include boxing talk on a double tongued broadcaster and a New York weigh-in controversy, plus a Cleveland wife seeking divorce over fingernail biting and a civil attack remark.
The Homem Demonstration cluster met at Mrs M B Wilson on December 28 with eight members present. President Mrs Jel Rogers opened followed by secretary Mrs F Crider reading minutes. Cake and chocolate were served. Next meeting with Mrs Jub Rogars. Christmas sporty at Mrs Jet Willets on December 21 drew a large crowd.
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