15 Jul 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1939
Page
1
The Star lists publication details for Star Publishing Co Inc with editors Palmer and Washburn, rates for city and mail subscriptions across counties, Associated Press affiliation, and policy on tributes and manuscripts, stating no responsibility for unsolicited submissions and rebirth of memorials.
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates unemployment fell below 10,000,000 for the first time since December, with 44.5 million workers idle. May data suggest June and July may lift more people into work, though the issue remains large. The mood hinges on trend, not final fixes.
A farmer returned two dollars he overcollected from AAA funds, joining a string of tales about relief clients and others who repay government money. The piece notes such acts of conscience as rare news, contrasting with widespread detachment from small sums.
Puzzle style listing presents cryptic clues and partial phrases including Bird rail To stuff Farm hands Pertaining to the cheek Flatters Four plus five Neighboring Bruises painfully Misfortunes Tidy.
A medical advisory emphasizes preventing summer diarrhea in infants through clean water, boiled milk mixtures, and strict hygiene. It urges mothers to boil all milk and water, use individual bottles, thoroughly wash hands, sterilize dishes, protect babies from flies, and keep adults with illness away from infants. Bishop Paul Yu-Pia of Nanking is cited.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Middlebrooks announced the Friday raid with Sheriff C E Baker and Frank Tamner of Spring TAM. They seized a 40-gallon still two barrels of mash and four gallons of moonshine whiskey. One 12 year old suspect Wallace Johnson, a Hope negro, was arrested nearby. The operation targets illicit whisky production on Dooley's Forty road, south of Spring. Suspected participants included eight copper still components. The case will be referred to federal authorities.
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