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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1940
Page
2
The short and scrambled report notes spectators braving heat as jellopy and racing events proceed with limited detail. Strong entities such as locations or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment, but the piece centers on weather impact at a sports meet.
Campaigns center on interim president Lazaro Cardenas policies as Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho and Andres Almazan clash over future direction. Both accuse the other side of economic disruption, labor abuses, and anti United States sentiment. voters may not know result until mid September as deputies prepare post election procedures.
Vocalist Maxine of an all girl orchestra reveals a wardrobe strategy that uses one set of accessories with multiple dresses. She plans black and white accents in July and transitions to all black later, detailing a nucleus of items and possible add ons for city and country wear.
The court found the department order supported by substantial evidence and not arbitrary or fraudulent. Justice McHaney noted competition in gas transportation should be allowed under certain conditions and that costs are a key factor for public convenience and necessity. Arkansas Louisiana Gas plans to expand to DeQueen, Horatio, Lockesburg, Gillham, Bradley, Fulton, McNab and Saratoga, with residential service expected in several towns.
A Madrid policy bans co-education in schools yet does not trigger strong concern. The lack of football bands leads to no demand for drum-majors with dimpled knees, signaling muted reaction among communities.
The Municipal Court met Monday with Judge W K Lemley presiding. Defendants pleaded guilty to various charges including assault and battery drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars and several cash bonds were forfeited.
The piece casts Willkie as a critical, well read reformer akin to Roosevelt but with a studious, conservative approach. It notes his tougher administration style, reluctance to yield to subordinates, and potential to become a liberal champion if crises worsen. It highlights a shift to new Republican leadership and the influence of business insiders on his candidacy.
Denny, Rhoda, and Peace rush to catch a train to Chicago for a wedding as Aunt Tilly resists. In the depot the child wanders, triggering a frantic chase. Denny boards with Peace and avoids a kidnap scare, while a beady eyed woman trails, muttering of a reward. To be continued.
Heavy rain near the Oklahoma border flooded roads and forced rail closures. The Missouri Pacific reported a washout north of Hope causing delays to No. 4 and No. 7 services, with No. 6 held en route Dallas to St. Louis. Cotton Belt crews sped to Texarkana to repair a washout near Texarkana, aiming to restore service by 4 p.m. while traffic backed up along Highway 24 and the border area.
Russia seized the Baltic region while food harvests faltered across the Balkans. Besarabia shows some crops thriving as late frosts and floods cut yields in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Old Romania by about 46 percent. Europe faces a precarious winter with droughts, rains, and mildew threatening wheat, corn, and fruit crops.
A California defendant was cleared of a slander accusation related to a woman's hut. The ruling establishes the presidency as settled and may remove a potential ground for divorce, indicating fewer bases for marital dissolution.
Denver officials once spent 4000 dollars to cover Colaratta's state capitol dome with 200 ounces of gold leaf at 20 dollars an ounce. Now gold is 5 dollars an ounce and the dome's market value nears 37000 dollars. Much of the gold has eroded or been scratched but remains bright as ever.
In Danville Indiana Albert Vi Wade and his daughter Vilkinis Ruth both earned degrees this year. Wade completed a Master of Science from Butler University Indianapolis and Ruth earned a Bachelor of Science from Central Normal College here. Both are school teachers.
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