Frustration As Spur To Courage In Youth
In this column the author argues frustration signals unmet urges rather than poison. He notes the coal burner with no reading may still crave experience and urges outlets that channel effort into growth. The piece promotes courage, perseverance, and offering new opportunities to help a hurt child named Bobby move forward.
Understanding gangster networks behind a public enemy
AP piece notes arrests in Arkansas of five men and two women linked to harboring Alvin Karpis, highlighting how gangsters rely on respected locals and the cooperation with authorities. It argues crime survives when law enforcement misses ties and stresses busting enablers as key to dismantling gangs.
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Underworld
G-men
Alvin Karpis
Hot Springs
Pat Roche
Chicago
Arkansas
Political Announcements Hempstead primary slate listed
The Star announces candidates subject to Hempstead county Democratic primary on August 9, 1938. For Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Huie and Lyle Brown. State Senator Ninth District James H. Pilkinton. Sheriff and Collector Reginald Bearden. Tax Assessor Cook Dewey Hendrix. County and Probate Clerk Frank J. Hill and Andrew Speedy Hutson.
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Hempstead County
Eighth Judicial District
Dick Huie Lyle Brown
Protate
Frank J. Hill Andrew
Speedy) Hutson
Cleveland hunger strikes prompt jokes provoked response
In Cleveland a sizeable share of residents rely on government aid with about 85 000 on direct relief. A sitdown protest formed at city hall as funds ran dry and a legislative committee investigated. A real estate operator testified offering relief clients farm work at one dollar a day with meals but no takers.
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Cleveland
Parenting Guide for Camp Health and Safety
A historical notice advises parents on choosing summer camps with competent doctors and daily medical oversight, clean water, proper sewage disposal, hygienic shower facilities, safe milk sources, and nutritious food. It notes risks from ringworm, the need for trained nurses, and general camp hygiene. It also mentions radio entertainment fees in England and a deep drilling project in Orange County, California in 1926.
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Health Department of
VOW OF COURAGE LOOMS OVER JOE MURRAY
In a springtide mood of memory and rage Joe Murray stalks the streets seeking to assert himself. His fear and old wounds rise as he confronts Terry and Tommy Withers and faces his own volatile impulse. Joe believes Terry should control her suitors and plans to use his blunt force to snap Tommy from his lame bravado, while Helen’s memory haunts his thoughts as the new season stirs old pain.
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Joe Murray
Terry
Tommy Withers
Joe
Helen
Withers
Perry
Irene
Jerry
Tommy
Dewey
Manila
Test Finds Female Drivers Improve Vehicle Performance
A driving machine test shows women average 83 seconds faster than men to reach a hull. The report from Austin University notes the ada ta mobile drivers outpace emus in key timing metrics for vehicle repair scenarios.
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Servo
Austin
University of Exis
Eds
Fans flood Henie letters show Hollywood letters
Paul Harrison describes a flood of fan mail to Sonja Henie from across the United States and abroad. Parents send babies named after Henie. doctors request autographs. sketches, crayon pictures, and even marriage proposals arrive. Post office and studio staff sort through the stray items as Henry Henie receives diverse and quirky requests.
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Miss Henig
Great Falls
Mont
Sanja Regis Muri
Miss Henie
Hollyswood
Canton
Ohio
Kansas
Denver
M. Mansions
Chicago
Sonja
Duluth
Alia
Miss Hume
Hollywood
Neil Turner
Leeds
England
Henie
Ronan
Becuse
Wtanigke
Canada
Mickey Mouse
Pluto
Hiss Sonja Henie
My Austria by Bruce Catton chronicles Schuschnigg’s fate
The piece portrays Kurt Schuschnigg, Austria’s last chancellor under Nazi pressure, as he endures confinement at the Belvedere Palace. It frames his failed bid for Austrian independence, his hopes for unity among diverse peoples, and the cruel turn of history that left him sidelined.
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Kurt Schusehnigg
Free
Austria
Belvedere
Vienna
Alfred Kaupf
Ram
Viena
Wat
Nise
Dorothy ‘Phampson
Myre
Piet
Austin
Hitler
Sehuschaage
Lst
Cyneral von Sehleigher
Emuelbart Dollfuss
Schuschaige
Lauran
Agshin
Janay
Sire
Schuschnigg
County Seat Election Ordered in Hempstead County Arkansas
The Hempstead County Court orders a June 11 1938 election to decide moving the county seat from Washington to Hope Arkansas. The order outlines publication posting and election duties for county officers and commissioners to ensure lawful submission to voters.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Washington
Hope
Hempstead
Hampshearl
Arkansias
10 Hope
Iysald County
Community Angel Bob Helps Sick Animals
Bobby, barred from owning a dog, grows obsessed with injured animals after watching Spunk the dog at Bill’s home. He studies veterinary basics, wires splints and bandages, and turns into a helper for hurt pets. His work earns him a niche in the community.
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Bobby
Spunk
Bill
Bob
Benown
Lincoln
Washington
Hiern
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