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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

4

The President Speaks on Unity and War Prep

President Roosevelt outlines a twofold policy to aid Allies while safeguarding the United States. He urges extending material resources to opponents of force and accelerating domestic production and training to meet any emergency. The speech emphasizes preparation, restraint from a large foreign expedition, and American self reliance in a potential broader conflict.

Roosevelt Americas Virginia University England France Germany Italy Europe

Mexico’s Revolt Hopes Doubted by Border Reporter

EL PASO Texas after years of quiet the American border buzzes with rumors of a Mexican revolution. Gen Avila Camacho is named as the president hopeful while Fifth Column fears threaten tourism and travel on the International Highway from Laredo to Mexico City. A 3000 mile Mexico tour finds no serious revolt organization yet notes changes since 1911. Continued on Page Five.

Robert P. Dorman NEA EL Paso Tex Mexico Avila Camacho Enas Europe Laredo Mexico City Rio Grande Vidh

County Red Cross Total Reaches 860 in Hempstead County

The Hempstead County Red Cross drive advances slowly with $12.50 raised by Mrs Kline-Spyder as chairwoman, bringing the total to 860.41. Contributions from Leon Bundy, White, Ralph Hicks, Florence Hicks, Gib Lewis, and Talmadge Duke at the 933 Service Station are noted among others.

Hempstead County Red Cross Europe Kline - Spyder Leon Bundy Vsti White Ralph Florence Hicks Gib Lewis Talmadge Duke Southern

Thoughtful motto ad quotes Brain on hating vices

An advertisement prints a maxim attributed to J. G. C. Brain urging readers to hate not people but their vices. The brief ad presents a concise moral counterpoint to personal animosity, inviting reflection on conduct and restraint.

J. G. C. Brain

11 590 Aboard Big U S Ship Started for the Life Boats

A large American vessel began evacuation toward lifeboats as orders to proceed were given amid an unexpected prompt from a radio message. Passengers and crew moved quickly to safety while authorities coordinated the lifeboat deployment and rescue operations.

U.S

Washington liner halted by submarine in Atlantic

The United States liner Washington carrying 1,020 passengers from Europe was stopped early Tuesday by an unidentified submarine which ordered abandonment then allowed it to continue. The ship had picked up additional Armedians in Galway Ireland and 570 crew and passengers were directed to lifeboats during the incident. In London, President Roosevelt’s aid pledges were cited as boosting Allied prospects, while Congress was urged to approve a $550 million refugee relief package to accompany the material support.

Washington State Department United States Europe Galway Ireland U. 5 London Roosevelt Germany Clement Adee House of ¢Com Atlantic Attlee P.D. R Messines White House Congress

Fruit and Truck Growers Invited Special Meeting

A special meeting for fruit and truck growers will be held at the Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Friday June 14 from 10 AM to 4 PM. The program covers experimental salts horticultural problems with George W Ware assistant director in charge. Professor J B Coopre head of University Department of Horticulture and Forestry and Dr W M Watts associate horticulturist at the College of Agriculture will join the program. All interested persons are invited to attend.

Fruit & Truck Branch George W. Ware J. BR. Coopre University Department of Horticulture and Forestry W. M. Watts College of Agriculture

American Legion to Meet Thursday Night

The Augustar monthly meeting of Leslie Hudkeston Post No. 12 American Legion will be held Thursday night June 13 at 8 o clock at City Hall. Post officers for 1941 and delegates to the State Convention at Bluff in July will be elected and all American Legion members urged to be present.

Leslie Hudkeston American Legion Fine Bluff

Bridge History Moves From Whist to Contract Era

In the United States contract bridge did not become popular until 1928 while Europeans had long played a version. The New York Whist Club considered a modification as early as 1915 but deemed the moment not yet right.

United States New York

Wreck Victims Remain Hospitalized After Bridge Collision

Only two of seven victims remained in the hospital after a Sunday wreck near Hope when a crash into a concrete bridge left Mrs. Jewell Owen of Patmos and Mrs. Walter Anderson of Hope with severe lacerations and broken limbs. Tilman Smith of Patmos and Florena Owen, 9 months, were released Monday. Doctors reported the rest continued to improve Tuesday. Barnardo's Homes in London is not connected to the accident.

Hope Jewel] Owen Patmos Walter Anderson Owen Tilman Smith Floreda Owen Jewell Owen Josephine Hospital

Cranium Crackers Sports Field Puzzle

Nearly everyone is interested in sports these days and a list invites readers to identify five well known figures. Three identifications are expected: Ducky Pond Fred Walcott Carl Hubara Stewart Iglehart and Paul Bunyan. Answers appear on Page Two.

Ducky Pond Fred Walcott Carl Hubara Stewart Iglelart Paul Bunyan

Navy officers appointed to govern Samoa and Guam

Navy officers appointed by the secretary of the navy will take wider direction of the President in governing the islands of Samoa and Guam, United States possessions, as part of ongoing colonial administration.

Navy Secretary of the Navy Samoa Guam United States Possessions

Cotton market update from New York opens and closes higher

Cotton in New York opened at 8.58 cents per pound and closed at 8.85. Middling spot price registered at 10.65 cents, reflecting a modest gain for the session.

New York

Paris Falls Guarded By Nazi Push Toward Marne

Hitler's armies reportedly surged toward Paris reaching the Marne as French forces countered the rear assault. Italian ships seizures announced in Britain intensified the war headlines while French and Turkish circles debated Russia's role in Turkey's treaty obligations.

Associated Press Hitler Paris Berlin Marne Italy House of Commons Gand Tours Ankara Russia Turkey Great Britain France

Paris Reported Afire

NBC Europe correspondents reported German bombers over Paris and parts of the city aflame in the morning. Suburban damage was great and casualties were believed heavy as fires caused by incendiaries spread.

Paris New York

Mussolini Takes Command as Italy Readies War

Benito Mussolini assumed personal command of Italian troops as edicts strengthen fascist war footing and the nation awaited its first war communique. Reported troop positions in Alpine passes and mined bridges into France raised expectations of action on the frontier, though no fighting was confirmed.

Rome Benito Mussolini Italy France

Malta Raided by Enemy Aircraft As War Office Reports

London APWar Office reports Malta, Britain’s Mediterranean naval base, was raided by enemy aircraft. Malta lies 430 miles from Rome and near Sicily where Italy operates naval and air bases.

Malta London War Office Britain Mediterranean Rome Sicily Italy

Crown Princess Juliana Arrives in Ottawa Aboard Netherland Warship

Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and her two infant children arrived in Halifax then Ottawa after crossing the Atlantic from war-torn Europe aboard a Dutch warship. The party travelled from England ending a perilous voyage during wartime.

Ottawa Juliana of the Netherlands Europe Arived Halifax England Atlantic

Government Leaves Paris as German Tanks Reach Region

Paris residents report the government fled the capital as marauding German tanks neared the city. Premier Reynaud joined the French armies while the high command ordered ministers to withdraw to the provinces in line with established dispositions.

Paris France Reynaud Havas

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