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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1939
Page
3
Alicia Hart advises practical grooming for summer to stay comfortable and stylish. She urges easy hairstyles, wrinkle resistant clothing, comfortable footwear with daily foot care, and avoiding overdone accessories. Experts note rotating shoes prevents wear and keeps feet and overall appearance fresh.
A traveler recounts relief methods for hot pavement wear and swollen feet. He describes powders to stop perspiration, heel blisters, and sore spots, plus pads for pressure and spots. Warm foot baths, elevating feet, and gentle massage finish with a light powder before dressing.
Plaintiff Piers Watters seeks judgment against The Defendant Fred Watters after complaint by Gertrud Watters. The court commands appearance within thirty days with warning noted by Clerk Ralph Bailey and attorney Royce Weisenberger. Dates shown July and Merne 14 20 27 July 3.
The document argues for independent labor rights to organize under the National Labor Relations Act and for restrictions on federal and state actions that hinder civil liberties. It calls for fair air freedom under FCC rules, court control of mails, and limits on injunctions in labor disputes. It stresses unity between national and local bodies to secure democracy and progress.
Dr James Monroe Smith former president of Louisiana State University and his wife were held in a Charleston lake area hotel suite awaiting authorities with warrants on sixty charges linked to alleged embezzlement of LSU funds. FBI agent James Nicholson questioned them for about an hour as Sheriff Chief Young reported the encounter and noted arrest papers and $300 in identifying papers were found on Smith.
Absit 50 men from nearly all towns in Lafayette County met at Lewisville on Friday to organize a Highway 22 Association to push hard surfacing of the route. Memberships are set at 1 with funds for the group’s aims. A barbecue is planned for August with Governor Briley and State Highway Department invited. Lewisville to be headquarters until memberships secure permanence. H. F. McFaddin and R. P. Bowen from Hope pledged full Hempstead County cooperation.
Three Kentucky railroad workers died when a heavy freight train was hit by a mountain landslide near Mount Vernon. Engineers E. J. Weaver and William Goebbl, and brakeman Sam Long, all of Kentucky, perished as about 6,000 tons of rock and debris buried the locomotive and ten cars.
Washington officials start campaign to aid farm markets at home and abroad. They will discuss coop surpluses and resulting price and income dissatisfaction among farmers.
Britain confirms cabinet ministers publicly report on Danzig. Chamberlain’s sack grounds rising German arrivals in the Free City as tourists. A German defense corps forms under Heimweh. Curtaet coordinates with Poland and France over Danzig. Danzig mobilizes workers for potential state needs amid Polish German disputes. Local mobilization plans publish Monday for essential community industries.
Hyde Park N Y ai president Roosevelt has signed a air bill giving the War Department 253,895,547 in cast corr tral authorizations to spend on new fighting planes. The measure completes a 52,000,000 emergency defense program outlined to congress early in the session, and raises the outlay.
Fragments suggest an undisclosed playwright and play hidden abroad linked to a hidden fee or charge. The text hints at an overlapping inquiry or accusation involving a Mr McChintle and an unidentified party.
Mary Drayton, stage name of Mary McCorkle of Hope, understudy to Katherine Cornell, prepares to study with Francis Lederer and Laurence Olivier in No Time For Comedy. Miss McClintire returns to rejoin rehearsals in Chicago as Lederer plans work with McClintie and Drayton for the show.
In the fiscal year plan funds total 778 ART.AAT for aircraft procurement and National Guard support. Appropriations of 86885,047 authorize bitter duty contracts totaling 64,514.00. The draft adds about 5,00 serviceable primes by July 4. National orders of 14,250,090 fund munitions and 27,000,000 for Panama Canal garrison expansion. Five major air bases are funded in Alaska, Puerto Rico, the Canal Zone, and the Northeast and Southeast U.S. New depots arise in the Southeast and Utah.
Valleys of chills and fever are addressed by Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad claims it combats malaria, relieves freezing chills and burning fevers, and is pleasant for children. It touts tasteless quinidine in a tonic form sold by drugstores in large size options.
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