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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1940

Page

8

Praise for Star Editor and defense of Americanism

A letter from ROYCE WEISENBENGER in Hope Arkansas praises The Star editorials defending Americanism and denounces subversive efforts. The writer urges readers to oppose communism, commends pastors and editors for clear logic, and thanks the publication for its stance amid national defense debates. The missive also notes condolences and thanks to friends and family.

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Nashville visitors greet local families and guests

Mrs Al Nashville hosted visitors including Mrs H Bi Bley Mira and Mrs Walter Balch Sunday afternoon at Mai Billatown. Mr and Mrs Claude Hinton and Lewis of Nashville joined Mrs O Hart in the Epworth League gathering at the Sky Liners. The McCaskill School House hosted the event.

Nashville H.bi Bley Mira Walter’ Balch Mai Billatown

Social Calendar Highlights From June Church and Club Events

The June social page lists Edith Thompean Sunday school event at the Methodist church, Woodmen of the World gathering at Popular Grove 198, and Woodman Hall in Wyoming. Activities include a June 4 meeting, June 5 details on the Neal Hooklig event, June 6 Cosmopolitan Club, and Troop 4 Girl Scouts preparing for Camp Vought with listed scouts and leaders. A monthly Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Pleat Baptist Church concludes with devotional and Nashville reports.

Edith ‘Thompean The Methodist Church Charlen Hartel Woodmen of the World Popular Grove Woodman Hall Wy. T Jane Happy Neal Hooklig Chulr Horn of Mra Cloutie M. i Inves Limchesn the Buelow Davila Urrey Eva Jean Milom Katherine Ann’ O'Dyer Mary Roy Moses Betty Ann Benson Barbara la aGrane Matilda McFaddin Williams Alice Loraine Heal Alice Lile Laure’ Ann Gorriflo Betty Jane Allen Dorothy O'Neil Pegey Lynn Willams Phyllia Williamos Marion Mousér Rose Mary Coup H. B Benson W.M. S Women's Missionary Society Jb. Rodgers A. B. Sproggins Youger Rodgers

Social notes list of visiting relatives and travelers

Personal mentions show Mrs. J. E. Berry and daughters Margaret and Robin returning to Smackover after visits with numerous families and individuals in Arkansas and nearby states. Others listed include Middlebrooks, Garretts, Jobe, Brewer, Viek, Blakely, Williams, Hicks, Williams family at Lake Hamilton, and plans for trips to Carlsbad Cavern New Mexico Camp Pendleton Ferndale and Dallas.

J. E. Berry Margaret Robin Smackover Joe Coleman Nancy Joe Betty Muth la R. Smith John Robert Munn Carlsbad Cavean New Mexico Catheriee Anderson Jefferson Davis School of Nursing Houston Texas Cecil Weaver Ard John Cecil Weaver Anny-Navy Hospital Hat Springs Maurie Viek Whitfield Cannon Mac Baton Rouge J. R. Williams Nancy Faye Patricia Mt Lake Hamilton

French Will Not Continue From Page One In Wartime Silence

The article notes continued wartime censorship as radio silences hint at an impending blackout. The Air Ministry hints at retaliation for a Sunday night bombing by enemy Fengh fliers, claiming more than 30 tons of explosives were dropped on multiple German airports.

Air Ministry

Open City Status Aimed as Paris Bombing Debate

Washington reports that German plans claim Paris as a military objective while experts debate whether an open city definition applies. Analysts say an open city is undefended not used for military production, housing troops, or as a troop movement hub, affecting wartime legality.

Parly Washington Paria

Mask Activities Continue in Nazi-Fascist Plot

The article notes Fifth Column efforts to replace Fritz Kuhn with a more American leader to unify Bund Mobilizers Silver Shirts Knights of the White Camellia and related groups. Investigations reveal activities masked by politically neutral sounding titles across New York Germans and allied organizations.

Ment Mary Iself New York

A Mountain Boy Goes to College and a Dream Girl Appears

Rossy McAfee arrives at Dr Tollivar's college home to discover Judy Tollivar and Hannah Shrider as rival figures in his new campus life. Coach Hurd warns about Tolliver and a beanball murder link, while Rossy navigates campus crowds and grows toward Judy as Hannah makes a bold claim about his future.

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Fragmented London notice on a foster child and animal care

A garbled London OCR fragment mentions a foster play and a zoo adopted animal care. It references a sleek young giraffe for about $2.23 weekly or 22 cents perching, with cages and adopter names, plus a Corm Hog ratio and Sunday highways note.

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