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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1941
Page
2
The readable text shows a limited policy note about Associated Press content and tributes. It references columns on obituaries and memorials, asks papers to handle unsolicited manuscripts carefully, and notes responsibilities for space and safety in publishing tributes and cards of thanks.
A discussion on who should influence school book selections centers on large budgets, with groups like the American Legion and National Association of Manufacturers seeking to scan texts for bias. The piece argues schools should weigh objections by all citizens, not yield to any single group.
Market notes show poultry prices with heavy hens at eight to be ib. Broilers and geese ducks and turkeys listed with varied prices. Readers advised to check local listings for exact weights and bids.
Former government food chemist Mr duBois outlines a healthful approach to winter weight control. He emphasizes that a lifetime food allotment averages about 50 tons and that overeating leads to overweight, while a balanced diet and vigilant monitoring via a bathroom scale help maintain weight without giving up foods loved.
Answers detail how pieces and terms relate to games like chess checkers backgammon Chinese checkers cribbage pinochle and explain melds marriages and scoring cards in period terms. Knights castles and pegs are noted while describing uses of cards and board game terminology.
Notes of social visits and weekend guests include Miss Ollie Muriel Goodlette of El rato with her parents, Charles Todd of Arizona visiting his folks, Mrs H M Stephens and others on business in Hope, Dr and Mrs S P Stubbs in Little Rock, Wilton Gorham of El Dorado, Olin England and son Larry visiting Hope, Nancy Peachey of Prescott returning home after a visit, and Miss Quilie Mne Yokem of Little Rock staying with her parents. A Russian scientist revived ancient microbes and small marine life after long freezing.
Washington report outlines Bruce Catton's observations on the WPA labor force, the Workers Alliance led by Lasser, and the formation of the American Security Union. It notes pay disparities, defense program employment, and efforts to reintegrate relief workers into private jobs while avoiding stigma. It cites Lasser's history, leadership shifts, and his stance during the Hitler Stalin pact era.
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