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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
1
The article argues that children’s intelligence varies with genetics and health. It notes that physical issues like bad teeth and enlarged adenoids affect learning, while some illnesses do not. It cites Glasgow study findings on rheumatic, kidney, and gland disorders and discusses height intelligence myths.
Four Children By Olive Roberta Barton argues that heat drives dogs mad in midsummer, urging humane treatment of pets. The piece warns against neglect, advises water and proper diet, condemns teasing, promotes licensing and leashing, and recalls humane caution amid dog days.
In Tulsa, Ray and Mela Wyatt raise five year old Charlene who shows early signs of stage talent. They move to California chasing Hollywood dreams, enrolling her in a movie school for expression, singing, and ballet as they pursue the lure of Central Casting and a possible screen future.
The piece details Charlene, a seven year old discovered by Wes ley Ruggles, who won a role portraying innocence in a film project. Ray and Melzy arranged transport to the studio where Charlene showcased singing, tap dancing, and spoken pieces. Charlene earned a contract with the studio amid a notable cast of parents and children involved in auditions.
Promoter Bert Mouldin promotes a Thursday wrestling card with three top matches and a masked fourth man. Jack Moran faces Johnny LaRue in a two out of three falls bout. Speedy LaRance meets the unknown. A six-man battle royal opens the show at 8 15 p m.
A string of visits and greetings links Blevins Hugo and Prescott residents. Charline Stewart visited Texarkana aunt R M Cook while John Bell Luther Bell hosted guests from Hugo Oklahoma. Several Prescott families hosted guests from Chicago Rogers Ark Kilgore and El Dorado. Agnes Sore noted as early holder of French royal mistress role around 1422.
The Lumberjacks of Hope, sponsored by J L Williams & Long Lumber, enter the state tournament of the Little Rock Associated Amateurs at Travelers Field, Little Rock, on August 10 and 11. Managed by Lloyd C. Coop, they’ve beaten top semi pro teams in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas and hold a 10 game winning streak. A Wednesday game at Nashville was halted by rain after a strong start toward a 12th victory.
The Spanish government accuses ex smuggler March of financing a Fascist revolt to topple the republic. The Majorcan, once jailed and later elected to parliament, allegedly used ill gotten wealth from tobacco and other ventures to fund violence across Spain, with prior revolts and amnesty shaping his troubled career.
The Nashville festival features. Two teams have qualified for the tournament: Wat son Grocery of North Little Rock and American Bakers of Little Rock. Southern Kraftsmen of Camden defend their title, with Camden aiming to repeat. The Lumberjacks meet Falstaff of Texarkana at Fair Park Sunday afternoon.
John S. Farnsworth, a former naval officer, pleaded innocence in a District of Columbia federal court on Thursday to two charges from a federal grand jury alleging betrayal of defense secrets to a foreign power. The case follows his earlier career and court martial.
The Star lists candidate filings from Hempstead County including Emory A Thompson Luke Monroe Hugh D Clark John P Vesey for Sheriff and Tax Collector Frank Ward for Faunty and Trohavee Judge Clifford Franks H M Stephens Miss Lillie Middlebrooks for County Treasurer Arthur C Anderson Ralph Bailey W A Formby for Circuit Clerk.
Jacksonville reports the Weather Bureau predicts a tropical storm moving across the Gulf of Mexico will strike the northwest Florida coast during the day. Winds are forecast to reach hurricane intensity as it approaches, threatening the region with possible severe impacts.
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