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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
1
The Star of Hope weekly edition lists publishing staff and address at The Star building Hope AR. It notes subscription rates, AP affiliation, and a policy charging for tributes and memorials while disavowing responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Amid a huge peace time naval display in San Francisco Bay President Roosevelt urged disarmament while news of Howard Hughes world flight and Douglas Corrigan’s Ireland hop overshadowed the event. The piece argues Americans prefer spending less on armaments and notes the U. S. has led cuts since World War I.
A persistent midwestern candidate camps through a string of eccentric bids after World War I. He ran for mayor on time clocks, another year from a hand-car, a 110 mile hike, and marathon speeches. He sought mayor, governor, sheriff, councilman, auditor, judges, and lieutenant governor but never won.
Dr. Fishbein warns infections from swimming pools affect nose and throat eyes ears skin and intestines. Germs spread via secretions and may enter through mouth or nose. warm water and lack of sun increase risk while chlorination helps. Those with colds should avoid pools and watch for conjunctivitis or ear infections, especially if ears are perforated.
A young swimmer named Terry grapples with fear of losing and his father’s taunts. Despite being diligent, Terry doubts his speed against rival Skinny Tripp. The story follows his inner conflict, his talent for figures, and the push to prove himself through effort.
Nikki and Steve trek with Woody and others when a sudden rainstorm triggers a rock slide on a mountain trail. A protective Steve saves Nikki from debris as the pair race toward camp amid danger and unanswered questions about Bancroft Fiske Uncle Jim and a dressing case.
The Star announces candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary set for Tuesday August 9 1998 for Prosecuting Attorney Heath Judicial District Dick Allie Lyle Brown and Mor Stite Senator Ninth District James H Pilkinton.
Powell Brothers triumph as Mary Powell knocks out Berlin Quillen in the third round while Matt Powell edges Chas Ray Biker in a tight three round semi. The program features a varied bill with McLean KOing Bradshaw in the third and Leo Dunlap decisioning Edmon Davis in the opening prelim.
An analysis argues many children are deemed second rate by parents and warns against praising only success. It urges encouraging effort and self-belief in Terry's case, noting untapped influence and the danger of fostering lifelong inferiority through constant comparison.
Hollywood gossip notes highlight noise complaints from nearby residents during filming of Maurie Antoinette and other productions. A new grandson named for an actor arrives, absences and stardom rumors swirl, while photographers and studio demands shape daily shoots.
A Bay ton Ohio report highlights new police recruits with college degrees. A Hollywood train incident involved a woman suffering amnesia who believed she was in Philadelphia. A Kansas City man eats raw onions daily for longevity, and Census data show one in three farmers have outside income. Registration and fees totaled $415,829,000 in 1937.
In Hawgstead Connie Arkansas the Chancery Court decree of July 1 1098 directs Commissioner to sell at public auction the south Elm Street lot in Hope city Hempstead County Arkansas. The bid will be for one fifth interest in Lots 5 and 6, Block 28, Tope Arkansas, with specific street and boundary descriptions. Terms require credit of three years, purchaser executing notes with interest at 8 percent, with deed and mortgage to secure payment. Also notes about the bank building location and a stated reserve. Auction date September 1988.
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