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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1941
Page
3
Arkansas football and Mississippi prepare for a November 20 game designated by Gov Elect Adkins as Thanksgiving day. The Arkansas schedule features three home games and a clash with Texas A&M in Little Rock, with Michigan State and Detroit mentioned as possible opponents in the broader outlook.
Legal notice for Ordinance No. 364 amending Section 1 of Ordinance 459 of Hope Arkansas. Reads that salary shall be 1500.00 per month with equal installments, half paid by the City of Hope and half by Hempstead County as provided in the cited act. Passed and approved January 7, 1942. W. S. Atkins, mayor. R. Billingsley, city clerk.
Martha, newly widowed by Bill, confronts an empty apartment and a year apart as her husband serves in the war. Paul, her steady, and Suzanne try to lift her spirits with domestic schemes and social outings, while memories of Bill haunt every scene. The tale follows Martha's attempt to move forward, balancing duty, love, and longing as the story unfolds.
The schedule lists games against Central Oklahoma Teachers of Edmond in Fayetteville on September 27, Texas Christian University in Fayetteville on October 4, Baylor University in Waco on October 11, University of Texas at Austin on October 18, Detroit University in Detroit on October 24, Texas A M in Little Rock on November 1, Rice Institute in Houston on November, Southern Methodist University in Fayetteville on November 15, University of Mississippi in Memphis on November 20 or 22, and Tulsa University in Tulsa on November 27.
Chileans typically spend two to three hours at lunch and dine around 8 pm. The evening meal spans about eight courses. Chile supplies about 62 percent of the world's iodine. Instruments record around two earthquakes daily with few destructive effects yearly. The Araucanian Indians have machis, medicine women who perform self-dedication rites.
A curative treatment theme mentions the Brazilian pygmy marmoset as the smallest known monkey, weighing about four and a half ounces. It compares a camel’s carrying power as twice that of an ox, while noting tree limb ground work.
The Northwest Quarter and South Half of the Northwest Quarter of section 24 in township 13 south range 26 west Hempstead County Arkansas are the subject of a petition to confirm title and quiet title in T H Seymour. All claimants must appear at the next March term to show cause why title should not be confirmed.
A Washington letter from JACK STINNETT discusses Wallace’s evolving role as Vice President elect and potential cabinet involvement. The piece notes past VPs sometimes served as assistants, cabinet figures, or even “throttle button” in governance, with historical examples from Adams to Harding and Harding’s successors.
The article discusses shifts in presidential duties and etiquette from Coolidge onward, noting how dining out traditions were challenged by Coolidge and aides like Garner. It suggests the Vice President could influence events, from hosting in Washington to delivering bold inaugural remarks, shaping historical narratives.
The world's longest electrified railway is reported as the Ioenters line in Italy running from Brenner Pass to Reggio Calabria covering about 20 files in distance.
Mexico City dispatch notes Ultimas Noticias editing urging Mexican leaders not to imitate U S actions after the United States enters war by unspecified means. The paper argues Mexico could act independently if guided by capable men while condemning secret diplomacy and unclear public statements by officials.
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