Star Hope 1939 Star Publishing Co Hope Arkansas
The Star Publishing Co Hope Arkansas publishes weekday editions from the Star building at 212 214 South FaNur Street Hope Arkansas. Circulation rates include 65 cents weekly or six fifty yearly by city carrier and six fifty by mail elsewhere. The paper is a member of The Associated Press and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and for tributes.
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Star Publishing Co
Ing
B. Palmer
Alex. Ho Washburn
Star
South Fainut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
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Call For Senator Sheppard in Kentucky Senate Race
St. Louis Post-Dispatch flags a fierce Kentucky Democratic primary clash between Senator Alben W. Barkley and Governor A. B. Chandler. The piece accuses Barkley backers of using federal funds to support his bid, questions misuse of WPA and post office funds, and urges Senator Sheppard to launch a campaign finance investigation promptly.
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Alben W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Barkley
Roosevelt
Senate
Chandler
New Deal
Falen
Gilbertsville
WPA
Kentucky Post Offices
Sheppard
United States
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Barnyard Revelations About Pig Intelligence Rise
A humorous essay notes that pigs, once derided by science, now appear among barnyard mental giants. Experiments imply pigs learn to avoid electric barriers faster than cows horses or other farm animals, suggesting a lesson about adult intelligence. Sheep and chickens are said to be naturally insulated.
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Achilles
Water therapy aids infantile paralysis care in U.S. clinics
Dr. Fishbein notes that pools with skilled teachers support weakened muscles and provide social encouragement. Institutions offer water exercises, orthopedic staff, splints, braces, and surgeries to redevelop limbs, while nurses trained in infantile paralysis ensure proper mucous and saliva management and infection prevention.
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United States
The boy asks Mozart how to write a symphony
A young aspirant asks Mozart for guidance on composing. Mozart replies with playful counsel about starting with simple ballads before tackling grand works.
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Mozart
Mogart
Raising a Family No. 153 on parental affection and neglect
The piece discusses how love shapes children across social classes, noting rich, middle and poor families alike may fail to show affection. It examines busy mothers and fathers, governesses, and caregivers, asking whether emotional deprivation harms a child and urging that most parents still express affection despite distractions.
Interne Trouble and a Capping Nurse in Wartime Hospital
Tran Miller, an aspiring nurse, earns her coveted cap amid tense hospital dynamics. Dr. Benchley and Dr. Sargent provoke envy and comic relief as Tran rebels against personal distractions. A conflict with Bob Benchley tests ambition and resolve as she vows a higher, sterner path. (Story fragment from a serialized hospital drama.)
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Vil
Ran
Miss Armstrong
Miss Miller
Tran
Dr. Benchley
Stephen Sargent
Bob Benchley
Bob
Dr. Sargent
Saint Vincent
Beula
Miss Philbin
Criselda
Dre. Benchley
Lce
Miller
Political Announcements for Hempstead County Primary 1938
The Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9, 1938, lists candidates for multiple offices. Prosecution Attorney Eighth Judicial District: Dick Huie Lyle Brown. State Senator Nhith District: James Pilkinton. Sheriff and Collector: Reginald Bearden Clarence Ke. Baker. Tax Assessor Co: Cook Dewey Hendrix. County and Probate Clerk: Frank J. Hill Andrew Hutson Gifford Byers. Hempsilend Representative: Talbot Fald Jr W B Nelson Arcil P Delony Royce Weisenberger Hugh D Clark.
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Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy
Hutson Gifford Byers
Hempsilend
Talbot Faild, JR
W. B. Nelson Arcil P
Delony
Royce Weisenberger
Hugh
Clark
Ice Ballet and Skating Stars On Hollywood Sets
Hollywood notes describe the Polar Palace ice stage at 20th Fox for Sonja Henie’s new film Lucky Star with Irene Dare filming final tests for Breaking the Ice. The piece covers lavish on set rehearsals, casting trends, and the shift in studio extras toward specialized skating and dance roles amid a growing appetite for grand musical numbers.
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Holly Wood
20Th Fox
Ashing
Alice
Miss Henie
Polar Polace
Irene Dare
Minnesota Mopper
Trewere
Baller Akweing
Hellywood
Nsewu
Haersan Fotlowins
Will Happer
Lasser
Seine
Tate
Aires
Toso
Central
A Book at Day By Bruca Catton Papular Misiney af Coeschaie
A critical review notes Professor George M Wrong’s Canadian history book linking Canadian and American narratives from Champlain to the present. The author praises its vivid color, contrasts with U S history, and emphasizes Canada’s long territorial and imperial story under a strong, interpretive frame.
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Bruca Catton
George M
United States
Champlin
Carter Wiig
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Iss
Gr. Wrang
Canadia
Yukon
Northwest Territory
Royal Canadian Mounted
Felice
Siekes
Mwe
Quebec
Hidion
Bitter Reasyn Bella and the Silent Exchange
A cryptic exchange appears to center on Bitter Reasyn Bella and Robinson with Delar and Phyllis weighing in. The dialogue hints at tension, loyalty, and an unresolved motive as characters discuss routes and feelings in a fragmented scene.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Senator Sheppard
T M
U. S
Pat
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Dr. Fishbein
Ian Dearhoun
Sargent
Mixx Armstroniz
Inauiren Atowe
Formot
Elinore Cowan Stone
NEA Service, Inc
Bob Bendkley
Tye
Storts
Hempstead County
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Huie Lyle
BROWN
Nhith Distriet
James H. Pilkinton
Reginald Bearden
Clarence KE. Baker
Cook Dewey Hendrix
DeRoane
George Eubanks
Bernie Goynes
Geo
Dodds
Flapper
Fanny
Sylvia
Coma
Treivige
Tal Ric
Paul Norrison
Hollywood
Twene
Snc
Dave Gould
Trene
Aspert Yuufessigal
Dinsteudfion
Coed Tren
Ane Sheecause
SEA Service
Sic
Bella
Robinson
Delar
Phyllis
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