Star of Hope 1839 Press Consolidated January 18 1979 Hope Arkansas
The Star of Hope newspaper dated January 18 1979 lists publication details for Star Publishing Co Inc. with CE Palmer and Alex H Washburn as president and editor respectively. It notes Associated Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association services and outlines subscription rates for Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller and Fayette counties and other regions. The notice also mentions charges for tributes and memorials and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
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Escapes that lift Roberta’s family from drab routines
A reflective piece on escapes as a mental refuge from daily grind. It explores varied forms from movies to books and music, noting people chase pleasant alternatives to routine. The essay frames escapes as a way to transform life through effort and imagination.
Principles in Practice Make Big News We Would Be Pretty Fine People
In San Francisco on June 3 leaders of business and the CIO will meet to seek a peaceful, profitable way for capital and labor to coexist. A four year clash in the city’s labor history prompted a committee to study relations and propose a public opinion Parliament to reduce bitterness. If their effort succeeds it may prove a real test of principle in action rather than mere talk.
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Capital and Labor
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Symbolic treaties dissolve into cartoons in crisis
A Paris to Prague telephone test shows treaties lose reality when channels fail. Officials in Germany and Italy refused to relay the call, isolating France from eastern Europe for hours before a Warsaw relay enabled by international agreement carried the message to Czechoslovakia.
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Tuberculosis protection programs for youth and students
The article notes past and current infection rates for tuberculosis in children and teens, stressing early detection and protection. It emphasizes open cases as infection sources, calls for strict prevention in close-contact settings like clubs and housing, and cites high infection rates among nursing and medical students while highlighting favorable outlooks with modern diagnosis and treatment. It ends with a child’s stray water play remark.
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Murray and Terry Plot at the Murray Home
Joe Murray helps Terry Mallow against her disapproving grandfather after Terry seeks his aid to escape family constraints. Their meeting leads to a fragile alliance as Joe realizes Terry’s strength and independence, with future plans forming amid family tension.
Hempstead County Primary Announces Prosecuting Attorney Field
The Star announces candidates set for the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938 for the office of Prosecuting Attorney in the Blwhth Judicial District Dick Hail and Lyle Brown contend in the race.
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The Yankee Whaler by Clifford Ashley review
A Book a Day discusses The Yankee Whaler by Clifford W. Ashley, praising its deep dive into old whaling. The piece notes detailed descriptions of gear, ships, and whale hunting, plus numerous illustrations, with emphasis on the adventurous maritime history.
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Moe
Nias
Tome
Clifford W. Ashley
Astley
Hollywood On Screen Script and Studio Mischief
Paul Harrison reports on a chaotic scene about Garden of An Moon with John Payne and Margaret Lindsey in a spoof of phonograph music. The piece shifts to Caryle Landis love suit against director Bushy Berkeley and a vaudeville nugget featuring Mortimer. Also notes accidents during a Crosby MacMurray O Connor take and Kay Milland in Wings. A Hollywood cook’s quiet life ends as she steps out to a movie.
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Charlie McCarthy
Ktmar
Edger Bergen
Charlie
McCarthy
Bergen
Minugh
Charlies
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Fred MacMurray
Donald O'Connor
Donald Jaap Bens
Bing
Wesley Angeles
Ray Milland
Dwight Peterson
Millan
William Wellman
Shy Hae
The Yankee Whaler Book Praised as Magnificent
A brief readers note lauds The Yankee Whaler as a magnificent work. The reviewer highlights elegant jlPHAres and calls the book superb for anyone with interest in the subject.
British-Born Conductor Praises Love of Music
London born Eugene Goossens, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, says Americans have a fundamental love for music and will go to great lengths to hear masters. He notes many top musicians are in America after spending 19 seasons there and plans to return to Britain in October, citing strong American audiences for music.
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Eugene Goossens
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