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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1938
Page
1
The Star states charges will apply for tributes, cards of thanks, resolutions, or memorials about the departed. It notes commercial papers uphold this policy to avoid space drain in columns and disclaims responsibility for unsolicted manuscripts.
A draft peace accord by Paraguay and Bolivia signals possible end to a 100 year dispute over the Chaco region. If ratified, it could spare the world another costly war and prove arbitration can settle deep-seated tensions. Public hopes rise in La Paz and Asuncion as flags of peace replace wartime fervor.
The piece spotlights Howard Hughes and Douglas Corrigan as daredevil pilots shaping U S aviation myth. Hughes arrives at Le Bourget coat off and hat on, while Corrigan flies a rudimentary eight year old craft from Long Beach to New York with scant instruments, no radio, and five gallons of fuel, revealing the era’s fearless improvisation.
Dr Fishbein explains how insects and fungi threaten crops and how chemical sprays protect fruits and vegetables. He notes dangers, regulatory limits, and the need to remove residues before eating while asserting that, despite risks, routine foods remain safe with proper practices.
A story of eight year old Dick who turns sulky and mean after excelling in school. His grand aunt notices nails untrimmed, late routines, and neglect at home guiding a gentle intervention. Dick learns to hide his insecurity by masking with bravado until a calmer, orderly environment helps him return to his duties as son and brother.
Paul Harrison outlines Hollywood chatter about numerous actresses knitting on set between scenes while a dour press agent notes their roles. Rand may star in Murder on Sunset Boulevard, with Venetian blinds talk for the radio, and Georges Rigaud exits Paramount after a year. Metro budgets a sequence of a ship burning in Too Hot to Handle, while The Great Waltz sets span a mile of street. Warners spends 200000 on a San Francisco earthquake film The Sisters, and an RKO unit prepares for Gunga Din on a mountain location. Titanic and Leviathan projects loom as 70 films roll in, despite quickie producers’ hunger and a dispute over Bing Crosby’s next title.
A fragmentary Hollywood column notes The Unholy Beetles title dispute and Chaplin with Paulette Goddard project plans. Gary Cooper to play an officer in Seventy Cavalry filmed at Little Big Horn site amid expected historical debates. A jokey classified ad seeks a lazy single man to be a producer, while other stray lines touch on actress trivia and memory of the Little Big Horn.
Nikki Jerome travels with partners to a Wyoming dude ranch run by the Lazy R. Bancroft, a cultured rival, prods Nikki with a possible meeting in New York while suspicions about her father Peter Jerome and the Dillion Bancroft mystery deepen. Nikki clings to a letter from her father that could unlock the clues and calm tensions with Steve Mallory.
A review praises The Making of a Bailee by Villaeren for its striking square rig photographs and limited text. It celebrates the sea romance, noting the photos of aloft sails, light patterns, and wind and wave as the ship moves south. It appeals to readers who love sailing and photos, calling it a first-rate library addition.
Fragmentary notes describe a rumored takeover of the Jack Dempsey property near Mex cans burden by figures named Rekkie and Chae Lupe Value, with Johnny Weissmuler involvement. Mentions settling in, a missing swimming pool, and unresolved telephone service after three years.
Oak Grove residents report Burl Ross and spouse visiting centerville friends on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Collier are proud parents of a son born Friday. Miss Marjorie Roe Sanders visited Louise Cartier last week. Barbara Ann and Vivian Ross spent Tuesday with their grandparents Sid Skinner. Lee Collies visited Sunday with relatives.
Miss Eunice Duwans of Centerville and Geraldine Collier joined Louise Collier and Wi Collier of Shaver Springs on Monday. The Jones and Help Chinws families of Shaver Springs hosted gatherings with Atlen Wet and Mrs. Bennie Jones alongside Clarence Boris of Hope visiting relatives. Ay ane Mus and HG Alen were guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Re in a brief family visit. Mubley family shared Sunday time with relatives. Hivennsin of Shaver Springs and Slagel Patterson of Centerville alsoic joined weekend visits with Davee Skinner and others.
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