15 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
1
An editorial criticizes the wealthy tax dodger issue and holding company schemes. It argues that lax enforcement creates a privileged class above the law, undermining democracy and fairness in tax policy. It urges strong measures to ensure the law applies equally to all citizens.
In reaction to bombing by Spanish planes of the Deutschland and the Barletta, the Italian paper Piccolo urged a punitive expedition against the Spanish government. It questions the meaning of such a policy while noting thousands of Italian troops fighting in Spain and enduring losses.
The article explains how blood pressure varies by person and state, noting rest periods and mental calm affect readings. It describes typical ranges by age and cautions against overemphasis on single measurements, then mentions the Elmira soaring contest from June 26 to July 1 with substantial prize money.
Coral arranges Hoyt Marquis to accompany Donna for a campus tour while she decorates the gym for the Elton prom. Donna probes the secret process David and colleagues discovered, hinting at tension over Coral and Davids relationship. Hoyt dislikes the lab yet agrees to meet for dinner before the dance.
A discussion on boys’ emotional development notes that early tenderness from mothers and a cooperative home can counteract the social pressure to appear unyielding. It argues boys fear ridicule, hide true feelings, and admire peers who stay true to themselves, urging frank openness to build healthier behavior.
Bruce Catton reviews a novel by Wellington Roe set in western Kansas amid drought and dust storms. It portrays desperate, independent farmers organized for relief that ends in a riot, casualties, and a region sliding toward destruction. The book, published by Putnam at $2, exposes stark human suffering.
Hollywood gossip details John Harrigan Adler crafting muddy water visuals for Samuel Goldwyn's Dead End and aging costumes, shoes, and props. It notes the indoor tenement-set rationale, plus upcoming jungle expedition Bao foo led by Clyde Elliott with Colin Tapley and Nah Laku, outlining crew, budget quirks, and salaries.
A vintage advertorial promotes a summer pattern for a youthful dress with a front yoke and back panel. It highlights simple lines, no intricate seams, and a complete sew along with step-by-step instructions. Sizes 14 through 42 are listed with yardage requirements and color options.
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