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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1942
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes a recently elected county official and references a state department and an individual aged 66 at a 2300 address with limited readable context from the clipping.
A constitutional amendment proposed in 1941 to authorize a county mill tax on real and personal property to fund maintenance and operation of a hospital. It outlines levy, collection, and distribution details, ballot wording, voter eligibility, and how tax changes require a general election approval. The text notes enacted dates and official duties of county officials, with provisions for petitions to modify or abolish the tax and final adoption upon general election victory.
Sunday standings show Pittsburgh 8-9 and Boston 7-0 in the American league, Cincinnati 6-3 and New York 34, St. Louis 8-7 and Brooklyn 5-8, Philadelphia 84 and Chicago 5-8. One game is scheduled for Monday with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
McCaskill Misses Dulcie Rhodes Janelle McCaskill and Margaret Daniels returned Friday from Magnolia after a four day league conference. Mr and Mrs H B Eley moved to Nashville to establish a future home. Mrs Jess Linsley spent Friday in Hope. Chester and Mrs McCaskill visited Hope and Prescott Friday afternoon. Francis Ward of Blevins spent a week with Nell Hood. Eugene Salter of Greenville arrived Saturday to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs W M Sligh. Ruth Stevens of Blevins visited Dulcie Rhodes Sunday.
Dave Terry’s long public life shows steady growth in support across Little Rock from 1930 school director to 1933 Congress and five terms in the Fifth District. An Arkansas native and WWI veteran, he built a record on education funding, rural electrification, flood control, and agricultural aid while serving on key appropriations panels. Supporters call him dependable and a champion of farmers and education, urging votes for his Senate bid.
The statement pledges active support to vital legislation for future security. It emphasizes aiding armed forces, postwar rehabilitation, flood control, power dams, and soil conservation, plus Senate approval of treaties and protection of sovereignty to maintain U S world power and world peace.
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