11 Jan 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1941
Page
1
The Star clarifies policy on tributes, memorials, and unsolicited manuscripts. It states charges and safeguards for space taken by memorials and disclaims responsibility for safekeeping of unsolicited submissions.
The piece urges moving toward a future guided by four freedoms and democratic ideals. It frames a rising tide of liberty confronting totalitarianism, cites recent wars, and emphasizes courage, unity, and the need to secure freedom from want and fear. It reflects wartime rhetoric about England, the United States, and the world.
A compact health note explains why fatty foods are often favored in winter and during cold periods. It outlines how stored fats provide energy and warmth, and suggests practical eating tips to balance nutrition while staying comfortable in colder weather.
Fat supplies power in the body and acts as a dense storage fuel. Fats burn slowly, provide heat, and extend digestion, making meals with bacon or eggs a warmer winter starter. Stored fats vary by source, with beef suet and pork fat tracked as reserves for emergencies.
Answer to Cranium Cracker questions cover Benny Goodman Artie Shaw Ted Lewis and Jimmy Dorsey on clarinet with Fret Waring as banjo. Ben Bernie called old edition with violin specialty. Glenn Miller Tommy Dorsey Kay Kyser Benny Goodman listed among bands as waves of present clash with future tide.
Bruce Catton reports on France Forever, a group of expatriate Frenchmen and Americans of French descent organizing US support for Charles de Gaulle. The effort includes ambulances and planes prepared on Jersey piers and plans for mass produced military planes, with Houdry as president guiding engineers and radio programs to keep French resistance informed.
Market report from McRae Mill in Georgia notes prices for poultry including heavy hens at eight to twelve cents per pound and turkeys around ten to twelve cents, with geese and ducks also listed. Trade values are presented in a terse, period-voice ledger style.
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