29 Jan 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
1
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and clarifies republication rights held by the Associated Press. It notes subscription terms and signals protections against space-wasting memorials and unrelated drafts, urging readers to rely on the newspaper for safeguarded news content.
The text traces early game origins from a 801 invention by Jer ges Naismith in Plain to go in the Netherlands, Scotland, and England. It notes Wingfield introducing modern tennis in 1874 and Greek Olympic track roots. It also mentions a 1939 Birmingham bike race and lists nine vice presidents who became president, including Adams Jefferson Van Buren and Roosevelt.
Lindbergh expresses his views on the United States and European war, asserting a duty to speak freely. He cites aviation surveying, notes scattered bombing from Europe as possible but not highly effective, and questions the feasibility of a German invasion. He argues the U.S. may be safer now than before the war.
Martha and Bill confront accusations from Suzanne about Paul Elliott amid a hospital scene. Suzanne claims truth about Martha's past with Paul, sparking anger, accusations, and fear of ruined relationships. Martha pleads, Bill doubts, then reaffirms love. Martha agrees to resign from Air Transport to quiet rumors, while remaining with Bill until his Army service ends.
The piece argues that Charles Lindbergh may have capitulated to a dangerous complacency toward Nazism while praising the other Lindberghs foreign policy stance. It questions whether he has ever shown solidarity with ordinary people or liberty over efficiency, calling him cold and inscrutable to the public.
Poultry prices listed include heavy hens and leghorns, broilers from Lle and Me fees, turkeys weighing 10 to 120 pounds, geese at a set price per unit, and ducks priced per unit. The fragment notes multiple poultry types with unit pricing details in a condensed market brief.
The proclamation calls a special election under Act No 4 approved 1941 to authorize the state to issue or refund highway bonds and redeem old obligations. It sets the date, voting method, and locations, with the question phrased to allow immediate or time staged issuance of refunding bonds. The notice requires publication in a state newspaper at least 15 days before the election. The document bears the governor’s seal and secretary of state signature in Little Rock.
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