20 Jan 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1941
Page
1
The notice outlines charges of 3.50 per year for tributes and memorials and states that tributes and memorial cards will be affected by new fees. It notes that commercial newspapers guard readers from excessive memorial material and that The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts or reformatory items.
The piece compares the present US stance with historical quasi wars such as the 1799 to 1800 relations with France, noting how presidents shaped non declared conflict to protect shipping. It cites Roosevelt’s interest in a similar precedent and questions if a new non war could occur again. It also notes heart rates ranging from 16 to over 200 beats per minute.
The list highlights monarchs who abdicated or were deposed and invasions altering thrones. Events include Alfonso X and Edward VII abdications, Carol of Romania, Victor Emmanuel III’s succession, assassinations of Nadir Shah and Alexander V, and invasions that toppled Haskon VII, Wilhelmina, Zog, Charlotte, Haile Selassie, Leopold III, and Christian X. It also traces Georges I and III lineages from 1714 to 1936.
Ruth Millett argues social hosts should stop forcing balanced male and female pairs at dinners. She cites First Lady’s support for relaxed guest pairing, noting dull company dulls the event. Emphasizes lone women and perpetual relevance due to life events and drafts.
Fragmented commentary mocks European realignments and British efforts abroad. The piece jokes about “new order” rhetoric, crooked deals, and outdated maps as it notes Britain’s role in baseball and military minds. It hints at February beer policy and saving for a rainy day amid war footing.
Washington reports a dispute between aluminum and airplane industries over forging delays. Aluminum suppliers deny metal shortages but cite long die production times, high costs, and frequent design changes raising monthly demand. Engineering errors and late orders also complicate military contracts and shipbuilding.
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