31 Jul 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1940
Page
1
He predicts prosperity will arrive when effort aligns with worthwhile aims and warns against indifference seen in Europe. He notes science and education will advance society, reduce politics' obstacles, and improve food through chemistry. He states all generations contribute to humanity and the world remains secure for long into the future.
Norman Okla AM J W Fulbright, president of the University of Oklahoma, warned Tuesday night that growth of South American trade with Germany and large German and Italian communities could aid a German fifth column. He urged unity to support Britain, saying U S welfare depends on Britain’s survival and fearing domestic political division.
A fragment discusses the idea that the United States cannot act without facing life realities. It asserts the nation must recognize its own political and economic maturity and that true growth requires aligning interests with reality.
Former New York governor Al Smith declares support for Republican Wendell Willkie after criticizing the Democratic Chicago convention. He predicts a sure Willkie victory and vows to defend Democratic principles while opposing foreign blocs and the so called New Deal wing. Modern airliners now cruise at about 17 000 feet.
Johnny Regan and Molly traverse Capetown seeking Molly’s lover while Jean Reynolds confronts jealousy and a shifting romance. A tense encounter at Johnny’s shop and a plan to meet the Mellons tests loyalties as Molly learns of past entanglements.
Bruce Catton reports Washington debate over using the anti trust law as a tool or hindrance to mobilization. Thurman Arnold pushes big trust suits to force production, while defense committees and industry fear delays. British and American practices cited as aiding or hindering war effort and Hitler’s gains.
In 1809 the world's largest fold nugget was found in Victoria Australia. The piece weighed 2520 fine ounces and bore the name Welcome Stranger.
An odd report notes elephants with tusks reaching a size that weighs down the animal’s neck, causing it to lag behind the herd and struggle to keep up, while suggesting a distant link to broader national production themes and German industry.
Washington reports the Senate Military Committee approved a proposal to authorize National Guard mobilization for training. Gen. George C. Marshall backed the plan as urgently needed, while President Roosevelt avoided detailed stance. The panel vote included seven Democrats and four Republicans.
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