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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
1
A discussion on how children feel better when confessing their misdeeds. John hides breaking the garage window, fearing parental blame. The piece argues that secrecy damages trust and faith, noting disturbed family dynamics and the pull of avoidance over honesty.
The Illinois case prescribes unions and members may be liable for damages from unlawful conduct or conspiracy to protect employers. The ruling by Judge Fred Wham signals a possible shift toward making unions responsible under law, a question long debated since the 1880s when incorporation was first discussed.
War refugees from the Spanish Civil War endure hunger and homelessness, with estimates reaching 900000 children left without food or clothing. Observers warn the crisis surpasses other disasters in urgency as the nation contemplates the future of these waifs and their long term impact.
The Family Doctor notes extensive outbreaks of severe diarrhea among newborns in 11 Newark hospitals over 2.5 years, with similar reports in Kansas and Chicago. It describes symptoms, outcomes, and measures such as nursery closures, sterilization, masks, hand scrubbing, separate cubicles, and boiled equipment to prevent infection.
Connie declares plans to divorce Bret and flee with Rodney Brandon. He urges her, while she schemes to force Bret to grant the divorce by proving unfaithfulness. Their clandestine web unfolds as Bret remains distant and volatile, with Connie seeking release through a midnight yacht escape.
A distressed parent and child discuss late night troubling behavior driven by fear of a father’s wrath. The boy seeks escape after a broken window incident caused by a Christmas tree pole. A shop offers glass for fifteen cents as a practical fix amid household guilt and emotional outbursts.
Bruce Catton reviews Miriam Beattie's A History of the Business Man, a world history approach tracing the rise of business people from ancient times to the present. The book argues the businessman’s environment shaped his role and public perception, with examples from bankers, traders, and early associations. It highlights provocative material and calls the work deeply worth study.
Paul Harrison reports wild projections room uproar over a Robin Hood rush and a camera mishap with an unknown extra. He notes Weaver marriage gossip and vacation intrigue, the Asta trainer’s family buzz, and Melvyn Douglas in a muted cameo.
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