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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1940
Page
2
A fragmented recipe collection offers sauces for desserts and puddings. Includes Coffee Caramel Sauce with coffee, sugar, and cream. a Fruit Sauce with chopped peanuts and lemon rind. and a fruity creamy topper for baked or steamed fruits. Also features a nutty orange and date pudding sauce with butter, sugar, and citrus, plus a wine-flavored variation.
In New York George Ross profiles Elsa Maxwell famed party host. The piece notes her gregarious career spent in hotels, not homes, as she remains a nomad of sorts with hotels replacing family fireside, though one element persisted: gaiety.
The narrative tracks a woman whose lifelong obsession with hotels eclipses personal ties. From the dank Hotel Russell to Claridge’s and the Waldorf Astoria, hotels become intimate stages for parties, socially daring acts, and a world of exquisite fixtures.
The article, by Harry Grayson, argues Ernie Nevers as the greatest, then shifts to Texas A M junior John Kimbrough spotlighted for his Sugar Bowl impact and potential. Yale fullback Eddie Mahonard is mentioned, with analysts comparing blocking, drive, and pass or punt capability. Mentions of Andrus and other college players frame a debate over strengths and supporters.
Eddie Mahan and Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech with Harry Stubider of Wisconsin join the move to abolish the huddle. The piece recalls Percy Haughton era tricks and the faster tempo of past teams versus present backpedaling and delayed signals.
Baylor University Bears defend fiercely to defeat Arkansas Razorbacks 40 to 24 on Friday night securing their first Southwest Conference win. Joe Terry opened scoring and Baylor built a 20 to 4 lead by halftime as Parker's defense pressured throughout.
Bruce Catton notes the Labor Board's 13 women review attorneys are handsome, but the committee stresses lack of veteran status at the bar. Toland questions ages, highlighting short careers, with two admitted in 1938 and one dating to 1887. The process involves evaluating records and oral reports from review lawyers.
Testimony reveals the board relies on review attorneys to assess evidence and notes no verbatim transcript kept for respondent review. Toland argues for more transparency while the board defends the clerks and staff, noting 105 review attorneys and questioning the selection of women as initial witnesses. Mrs. Margaret Bennett Porter is introduced as a mother of twins.
In Columbus a wartime relief collection during halftime at a Greek State game featured Exo Sarkkinen Buckeye All American end and his brother Eino a sophomore halfback as guest speakers. Exo delivered Finnish remarks and Esco translated. Esco grew more excited and raised a fist while warning fans about Joseph Stalin in a later appeal.
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