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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
1
Publication lists subscription prices with advance payment terms. Local city rates shown per week and month, yearly options vary by region and mail delivery. Rates indicate Hempstead Nevada Howard LaFayette court ties regions with differing annual costs.
The piece argues America trails in modern highway design, noting that 97 percent of surface roads are two-lane. It cites 1937 data on miles of multi-lane highways and praises Germany’s postwar road progress, urging faster, divided, four lane or more motor roads to meet military and modern needs.
A fragmented puzzle listing multiple word clues in horizontal and vertical orientations. It presents varied items from animals and objects to pronouns and numbers, suggesting a cross word style with disparate definitions and partial associations.
The piece explains rising recognition of psychiatry and mental health care, noting 1 percent incapacitated by mental illness and 40 percent more in hospitals since 1926. It emphasizes better diagnosis, prevention in childhood, and early contact with suitable facilities to reduce lifelong disturbances.
Read about claims that bacteria or plants found in meteorites could survive space conditions and the remarkable growth rates of tiny organisms. The piece questions reality, notes sensational possibilities, and contrasts them with science fears of misinterpretation.
Readable excerpts show Queen Geraldine of Albania fleeing after birth of an heir and Crown Princess In grid of Denmark, Marion Anderson, a negro contralto, singing in Washington. Pearl Buck cited with Nobel Prize in Literature, Mrs Elias Compton Wee named American mother. For rent notice lists a 3 room unfurnished East side downstairs apartment available June 1.
The Sweet Potato Plant Beds of T G Sutton in Emmet Ark were inspected and found heavily diseased with stem rot. Sale of plants from these beds is prohibited by order of the Arkansas State Plant Board, effective 2 30 a m June 3 1939, dated June 4 1999. Paul A Miller Chief Inspector ARKANSAS PLANT BOARD June 3 3t.
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