Star of Hope paper details and naval education debate
The Hope Star 189 and 192 issue details list staff and pricing while an editorial argues naval and military academies should prioritize practical leadership over liberal arts, noting Roosevelt’s remarks to the Naval Academy and comparing historic figures like Jones Farragut and Dewey to illustrate the balance between training for duty and keeping classical learning.
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Military
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West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Cosmopolitan Citizenship Swap Proposed Between City and Farm
A proposal envisions five million urban youths and five million farmers exchanging places for a month to foster cosmopolitan citizenship. Early studies suggest city residents would confront rural life as expected, while farmers may discover city work realities, with practical questions about employment and social adjustment.
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Hove
Manhattan
Fever Therapy in Eye Diseases Explored at Midwestern Hospital
Doctors test artificial fever as eye disease treatment in a large midwestern hospital study of over 50 cases. Heat raises to 105 to 107 degrees for five hours with careful fluid management. Findings suggest usefulness for gonorrheal and syphilitic eye infections, but many conditions require further study.
Fever treatment risks and historic balloon flight fact
Collapse and heat stroke occur without proper trained supervision in fever treatment. Constant observation is essential to monitor progress and prevent sudden collapses. The Carolina rail bird once confused as a frog in winter. The first successful long distance nonstop free balloon flight occurred November 7, 1836 covering 500 miles.
Raising A Family No 120 Betty Hates Dishes
The piece argues slacking is not crime but notes Betty the child endures daily chores after school. She dislikes dishwashing, protests at clear the table time, and handles baby duties reflexively amid routine. The narrator contrasts Betty with known slackers and humorously mentions Jerry, the world champion.
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Betty
Jerry
The Way of the Yards and the Man Who Walked
A fragment from a William Corcoran story follows Joe Murrray as he drifts westward after a job loss. He endures hunger and cold on the national highways, finding brief aid at a roadside stand where an elderly couple offers warmth and food, and a quiet, uneasy bond hints at a larger struggle.
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Terry
Joe
Hempstead County Primary Announces Prosecuting Attorney Candidates
The Star 2 authorizes the following as candidates in the Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9, 1958 for the Perith Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney race. Dick Muie and Lyle Brown are the contenders.
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Hempstead County
Perith Judicial District
Dick Muie Lyle Brown
Teaching Children Work Habits and Discipline
The piece argues children resist chores and schooling but can improve with balanced requests and concessions. It urges praise, clear expectations, and assigning meaningful tasks like dishes and garden work, stressing kindness with firmness and viewing learning as work cement.
Montgomery Will Turn Pro June 30 in Arkansas Bout
Brnton promoter Torrey Mee Denmutt announces Lloyd Montgomery of Bauxite will turn professional on June 30 at Benton football field. The main 10 round bout pits Montgomery against Don Manuel of New Orleans. two supporting bouts of four rounds each will follow. Tickets range from 25 to 75 cents with advance reservations encouraged.
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Don Manuel
New Orleans
Young Man With a Horn aReadable Swing Novel
Bruce Catton reviews Dorothy Baker's Young Man With a Horn a vivid portrayal of a trumpet prodigy in a swing band. The hero with raw talent fails to find a broader outlet and burns out quickly, dying young, amid the loud dance hall milieu.
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Pelicans Rally To Take Final, Take Series 2-1
In New Orleans the Pelicans crushed the Travelers 9 to 4 to clinch the series. Sharpe took the loss as New Orleans piled up 15 hits including a homer, triple and double while errors behind the Travelers aided the Pelicans.
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Little Rock
May Hire Rowland as Football Coach
Arkadelphia reports indicate Rowland, a former Henderson College player and notable end at Vanderbilt, may be hired as Ouachita predecessor coach next fall. He is currently an assistant at Cornell and has coached at Henderson Browne Ouachita and Oklahoma among others.
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Abyssinian Coffee History Mentioned Amid Swing Era Talk
The note mentions Abyssinians using coffee as early as the 15th century while discussing a swing era scene. It references Miss Baker and a straightforward news style, noting a rough mix of commentary and literary tone about beverages and social ritual.
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Cook Mourns Passing of Hash-Slinger Slang
LEWISTON Idaho George Lew recalls old kitchen slang and quirky orders from earlier days including hasher and jumok-buck coffee. The piece notes colorful phrases about food items and a reference to Dick Munters and lead poisoning from ducks.
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Lewiston
Idaho
George Lew Cook
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Imootlevire
The City League Weathered Week Opens With No Games
The 7 Standing records show no games played due to wet grounds. Priday's Results note New Orleans 9 and Little Rock 4 while other matchups like Nashville at Chattanooga Birmingham and Atlanta at Louisville are listed as pending. Remaining scores include Washington 12 to 4 over Detroit and Chicago 12 over St. Louis with several postponements.
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