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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1938
Page
1
The Star discusses a congressional and executive inquiry into monopolies, noting 50 years of debate. It weighs potential outcomes from real fact finding to partisan rhetoric, urging a measured approach to show how monopolistic firms affect opportunity and prices, without jumping to conclusions.
The Star announces candidates subject to the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 For Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Huie Lyle Brown For State Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton.
The premiere by conservative Meteo features two sequences titled Sisters with scenes of political rallies and dancing. Bette meets Errol Fiyrm as an orchestra plays Turkey in the Straw and a crowd claps. An assistant director halts the event after confronting a disruptive couple at the crowd edge.
A Goodwill message contrasts Rheims Cathedral’s long, costly restorations with a push for an International Goodwill Settlement. The cathedral’s history spans destruction and rebuilds from the ninth century to postwar shelling, while proponents envision a peaceful, cooperative settlement on a remote South Seas island.
This concluding piece by Dr. Fishbein examines historic beliefs in symbolic magic at mineral springs and compares foreign resorts with U S waters. It notes Americans pursue vacations for hygiene and relief from daily worries, while foreign resorts blend mystique with medical claims and vary in development.
The passage notes travel difficulties spurring growth of U.S. resorts with scientific study of waters and treatments. It forecasts parity with foreign resorts and mentions two psychologists who shared a cave for 33 days to test ideas but could not agree on their findings, illustrating frequent disagreement despite close exposure.
Cedric, called Lord Fauntleroy, is polite and clean and treated with respect by neighbors. He is mentally older than peers and values friendship, drawing clear lines between the worthwhile and the spurious. Peter Freuchen’s Arctic Adventure notes Eskimo friendships.
Tran, a young nurse, grapples with loneliness and fear after a surgical setback. Dr. Benchley reveals Tran’s secret crush on Stephen Sargent and suggests she confuses admiration with love. The story ends with Tran and Benchley recalling their shared past and hinting at a renewed romance.
Paul Harrison reports from Hollywood on The Laidly and the Cowboy set with Gary Cooper and co stars including Willow Bird and Slim Talbot. The piece notes on set antics, weather woes in California, stand-ins posing for love scenes, and director W. S. Van Dyke’s critique of black and white film for Marie Antoinette and the color push for future productions.
A critical look at Peter Frenchen and his memoir It s All Adventure describing a fall from earlier Arctic vividness. The reviewer notes Frenchen s Greenland experiences and second marriage are framed by civilization s pull and movie contracts, with mixed success and slight nostalgia for the older daring.
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