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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1940

Page

2

Roosevelt Breaking Precedents In 1932 Comeback

MORGAN M. BEATTY AP Feature Service traces Franklin D Roosevelt from 1928 to 1932. Eleanor's supportive influence, Hoover era expectations, and Roosevelts bold Chicago nomination reveal a pivotal shift toward a New Deal mind set. The article notes Louie Howe, guiding mentors, and Roosevelts stunning campaign pacing.

Morgan M. Beatty Weiler Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin Franklin DB Roose White ‘House J .Eleanor's Smile Was Hashed On al ‘Smith Rochester N.Y New York Jim Roosevelt Campobello Louie Howe Roosevelit Al’Smith

Pollywogs Found In City Reservoir In Idaho

Lewiston officials detected pollywogs in the city reservoir after a caller complained about a breakfast percolator confusion and a bath tinged with larvae. City engineers placed sheet metal guards to block frog offspring from contaminating the water supply while authorities investigate.

Lewiston Idaho W. P. Hughes Hughes City

Standings and Results From Monday and Tuesday Schedule

Monday results show Little Rock 4 Chattanooga 1 and Memphis 7 Atlanta 2. Birmingham 5 Nashville 4. Knoxville 7 0 New Orleans 5 8. Tuesday schedule lists Nashville at Birmingham and multiple city matchups including Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia and Washington at Detroit. No games played for some entries.

Little Rock Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Nashville Knoxville New Orleans Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Fittsburgh New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chisago Cleveland Washington Detroit W. L. Pet Cincinnati Receivis SL New York SL St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelp Ww. Pet Chicago AQ

Lookouts Fall 4-1 as Préndergast Shuts Down Chattanooga

Jim Préndergast pitched a three-hitter as Little Rock beat Chattanooga 4 to 1 in under 90 minutes. Rover earned his second straight victory for the Travelers, while Chattanooga’s lone run came in the sixth on an unearned tally. Lupien hit the year’s longest triple off the Rose Bud sign in center.

Little Rock Jim Préndergast Bid Breese Travelers Lookouts Chattanooga Rover Chicks Memphis Jim Kylee Brett Lenn Stiles Floyd Yount Leroy Schalk Willie Duke Ruth Gehrig Ac Lupien Yount Schalk Duke Fred Walters Lupien Tony Bart Stiles Walters

Open tennis in America would boost sport and open tournaments

The author argues that Red Cross funds from tennis matches at Forest Hills between amateurs and professionals could finance open tournaments, diversify revenue for the United States Lawn Tennis Association, and give young players crucial experience against top pros, likening tennis to golf and polo as a democratic sport.

Red Cross Forest Hills United States Lawn Tennis Association United States Golf Association Francis Ouimet Bud Ward Elsworth Vines Robert Riggs Elly Vines

Flying Coed’s Instrument Flight Lesson Sparks Tense Rivalry

Anne trains in cockpit under Captain Douglas learning instruments and control responses while Tony Scott plots revenge after a failed bid to draw her into scandal. A yellow roadster and a mysterious government instructor loom in the backdrop as tensions rise toward a confrontation.

Anne Douglas Netion Villa Alpha Civil Aeronautics Authority Galf Club Tony Tony Scott Harry Joe Dick Douglas Jelly

Stark program would create a 733 ship navy by 1940s

Bruce Catton details the U.S. Navy buildup, noting an unofficial estimate of 200 ships added to today's fleet, bringing total ships to about 733 with 3,545,105 tons. He cites current forces, on order, and planned expansions, and outlines implications for battleships, cruisers, carriers, destroyers, and submarines. Also mentions Graves in captured territory, memorials, and Republican foreign policy tensions involving Wendell Willkie, plus Spain-Chile enmity.

Washington Stark U. S. Navy Sama Hitler-ocupied American Battle Monument Commission Europe France Romagne Thiaucourt Fere-en-Tardenois Belleau, Bony Suresnes Waeregher Belgium Charles G. Holle U.S. A Commission Paris Holle Bordeaux Gibraltar Wendel Willie

We the Women Bragging About Wives Becomes Pride

A column argues that husbands boast about their wives when they excel in unexpected areas. It urges wives to cultivate distinctive interests, clear and easy ways to showcase talent, and support for their husbands by providing brag-worthy stories.

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Polo as Aristocrat of Sports and Right Idea

A concise critique praises polo as a refined sport with elitist appeal and a selective, disciplined approach. It contrasts amateurism with a professional spirit, framing polo as a bookful exemplar of sport’s elevated ethos.

Polo

Untitled Brag Parlor Tales Mixed With Odd Facts

A fragmentary column mixes domestic bragging with quirky statistics. It describes a wife designing an owl and a band, a husband boasting about his wife studying or playing piano, and mentions a Brazilian locust tree aged 4104 years. It also cites Britain's 24 217 postal branches and a $60 000 000 annual business.

Asely Postal System Great Britain

No Light, No Fear as Rider Tries Bike Safety

Tarheel lawman stops 65 year old Horace Roberson for a missing headlamp. He installs hashlights on his bicycle with lengths from ten inches to three feet. The setup uses 20 batteries and includes a bell, horn and a thermometer.

Tarhrel N. C Horace Roberson Robertson

Miss Julia Mibrandt Gets New Teeth at 80

In Longmont Cola a local centenarian or near centenarian, Miss Julia Mibrandt, aged 80, is cutting her third set of teeth. She explains her faith and prayer led to healing and new teeth after previous dentures failed to fit.

Longmont, Cola Julia Mibrandt Sture

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