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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
3
A garbled block mentions figures tied to unemployment research and a director, with scattered references to colonel and wartime industry shifts. The text is too damaged to extract a coherent event, date, or location, but hints at postwar industrial expansion and family names.
The article recalls Homecoming Saturday at Sutter College with plans for a parade and guest speakers. It mentions W. Fawain’s wellbeing cadet, Pastor Eugenes Tenelsain, and a police involvement after reports of a controversial revelation. Details on the exact incident are unclear due to OCR errors.
A crowded behind the scenes look at Shirley Temple’s acting prospects, including contract moves, rival producers, and tentative roles. The piece traces misfired deals, interest from Fox and Metro, and Temple’s early stage as Tyrone Power’s sister in Brigham Young, with hints of more aging into later projects.
Virginia experts suggest confined housing may cut losses from parasite diseases in turkeys. Dr. E P Julia of the Agricultural Experiment Station notes a single shelter design using wooden frame, galvanized wire, and aluminum paint reduces injuries and keeps birds healthy. The article also mentions giant beetles in the Panama Canal Zone and a note on women bringing escorts to receiving lines.
The Presbyterian Men announce a church supper now set for Tuesday night at 7315 instead of Monday as reported earlier. This will be the last supper until next fall and all members are urged to attend.
STATE COLLEGE Pa Pi Now studies by Dr Harold Westlake of Pennsylvania State College urge deaf children be taught in school earlier than current practice. He contends many words can be spoken by children who cannot hear and says teaching speech between ages two and five is easier than waiting until seven or eight.
A fragmented 1910s style meditation traces wartime famine risks and relief networks. It cites Hoover’s Belgian relief, Allied pressure against German misuse of aid, and looming global shortages as nations face industrial disruption, food scarcity, and potential famine while planning wartime logistics and reconstruction.
The report notes widespread distress across Denmark and Holland, with Denmark in dire need of food relief and Finland and Norway seeking aid. Sweden faces immersion in a broader relief plan as Washington and two government departments map possible actions while the Red Cross drives a parallel relief effort. The text also mentions diverse groups of dogs and elephants, plus livestock slaughter plans amid shortages.
A reemedl crowd hences Evangeliot Roy W. Ward preach on the second coming of Christ Sunday night at Garratt Memorial Baptist Church. Wednesday night at 8 o'clock Ward will discuss the unpardonable sin and answer the age old question. Public service details indicate evening worship and invitation.
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