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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1937

Page

3

Britain Aims to Make King a Man of the People

The British push to modernize royal relations with common subjects faces criticism over palace snobbery. Labor leaders and politicians urge greater democracy in King George VI's ties with ordinary people, while the monarchy balances tradition with public accessibility. The King’s early reform-minded past contrasts with his constrained role after coronation.

Britain Milton BR Bronner NEA George VI House of Commons Parliaft Clement Attlee Iss of Commons Greenwood Morgan Jones Gudh Westminster Abbey Thruler United States Duke of Windsor Duke of York Queen Victoria Edward VII George V King George V Asquith House of Lords Labor

Braided Rug Making Advice From Hempstead Extension

Hempstead county home guidance explains braiding scraps of cotton wool or silk into a rug. Miss Sybil Bates of the University of Arkansas urges turning raw edges, using two thirds neutral dark backgrounds, tans browns and grays, with contrasting lighter colors for variety and stripe proportion.

Hempstead Sybil Bates University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Miss Bates

Labor Leaders Energize King and Queen at London Function

The article notes that greater London is led by a Labor majority. George VI and Queen Elizabeth attended the function, danced with apparent enjoyment, and chatted and laughed freely with Labor leaders drawn from the ranks and risen to prominence through hard work. The piece emphasizes Labor’s desire for broader, informal contact beyond formal problem talks.

Greater London George VI Queen Elizabeth

Summer Rug and Chair Covers From Hempstead County

Miss Ste Marshall of the University of Arkansas advises on summer home decor. Odd braid patterns create interest, while even spacing looks dull. For chairs, cotton damask or cretonne slipcovers suit large pieces. gingham or unbleached muslin fit smaller chairs. Material choice depends on budget, preshrinking, and a lasting fit. Linoleum rugs prove durable, needing level, dry floors and proper placement for longevity.

Hempstead Ste Marshall University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Marshall

Accred Gas Bill and Tax Payable in Arkansas Records

The statement lists meter deposits and trust fund balances with April dates 1936 1938 and 1987. It notes adjustments for unexpired insurance, additions and net profit about 21965 29 dollars after rendering free service. It mentions deductions for 1937 and contributions to City of Hope including cash for sewer budget expenses and traffic light group insurance.

Hope Water & Light Plant Arkansas City of Hope

Rug care tips from Mrs Ida Fenton on floor finishes

Exieision economist Mrs Ida Fenton of the University of Arkansas advises waxing or varnishing rugs to extend life. She recommends varnish for printed Unoleum and wax for inlaid or plain mnoleum, plus soft sweeping and dustless mopping to avoid wear and scratches.

Ida A. Fenton Exieision University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Fenton

Talking Mail Box Startles Long Beach Pedestrians

A California postmasters convention stunt in Long Beach uses a talking mail box with touch speakers. A voice from the box heckles a passerby asking why not use air mail, as the Junior Chamber of Commerce explains the feature.

Long Beach Calif California Chamber of Commerce

Eden Candid in Geneva Amid League Sessions

The captioned scene shows Sir Anthony Eden, Britain's foreign minister, appearing sleepy during a League of Nations session in Geneva. The report also notes Guglielmo Marconi’s heritage and Guam’s population of about 20,000.

Geneva Sir Anthony Eden Britain Guam United States’ mid-Pacific Island

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London County Council Carter Elea General Motors Automotive Supply CO South Main Street Hope, Ark Hugh Jones Melva Bullington Scraphbag Bugs City of Hope, Arkansas New City Hall Garland Fiano City Hall General Fund Hope, Arkansas Office of the City Recorder Water Department Origins The City Recorder Ee Guglielmo Marconi Orville W. Erringer Hope Atk Hamilton Trust Fund Hamilton Depoartors Corp Tol-E-Tex Oil Company
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