24 Jun 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
1
Readable fragments list names Lyle Moore LaGirone and Leo Robing with stray initials amid continued page text. Details and context are unclear though indicate a newspaper item referencing people and pagination.
Sunday results show Cincinnati 1 2 and New York 4 1 with Fitsburgh 8 4 and Brooklyn 5 4 in second game. Boston 7 30 and St Louis 5 5. Chicago 3 7 and Philadelphia 2 2. Monday games feature Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Fitsburgh at Philadelphia St Louis at New York. Boston 1 2 and Cleveland 4 0 Washington 12 2 St Louis 5 3 Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago rain. upcoming Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago. Various slang terms and a minor legal note about Feazel Perkins with a $5 fine.
Summary of armistice terms detailing French transport facilitation with Germany and Italy, control of occupied vs unoccupied zones, payments for German maintainance, release and transfer of prisoners of war, handling of German subjects, life guard provisions, coordination with Franco-Italian armistice, and conditions for entry into force and potential denunciation.
A discussion on aligning delegates to back Dewey through pledged support, with Illinois senators likely voting for Dewey on first ballot. Texas delegates agreed to support Taft on the first ballot. Raymond E Baldwin backed Willkie, aiming to secure Connecticut’s 16 votes as Willkie pushes forward.
Francie confronts her feelings as Gusty confesses a ticket he used to chase fame. In a tense drive toward Circle, Gusty shows genuine nerve and care, even offering to share the burden of his dream. The journey deepens their bond amid doubt and duty.
Francie and Gusty pause on a moon bright road cut as a roadster stops. The moment turns tense when a state trooper arrives, scolding them for necking. Gusty retorts, Francie worries about paying ten dollars for a night in the clinic. The scene ends with a promise of Hollywood.
A fragmented report notes Freridh and allied government members in exile urging French citizens to avoid factional resistance in London. The statement calls for peace with Germany and Italy, disavows former government members who fled, and seeks American support to understand France's sadness.
In Houston, Tom Baylor, an assistant zoo keeper at Hermann Park, narrowly escaped a buffalo attack after his old shirt snagged on the animal. He credits the shirt with saving him, while debate rages over political campaigns. Senator Taft touts broad delegate support and strength, and Senator Vandenberg arrives amid a mixed reception. Senator Bridges warns of slander and bitter factionalism as campaigns heat up.
New York. The U S circuit court of appeals Monday affirmed the conviction of Earl Russell Browder general secretary of the Communist party in the United States for using a passport obtained by false statements. Browder was sentenced to four years imprisonment and fined 2500.
At the University of Houston commencement two mother and son pairs received diplomas. Mrs Berta Dean and her 21 year old son David Boyd Dean celebrated 19 years of schooling for him and 40 years teaching for her. The other pair were Mrs John K Matheny and John K Matheny III.
At Harris School in Fort Collins, students saved about 3 dollars worth of candy and gum in a week. The pennies were donated to the Red Cross, showing early community charity as Jaws Get collected funds.
In Los Angeles elastic yarn imports from Europe are halted, prompting locals to craft their own knitting. Mrs Lorra ine Thornton conducts lessons on various spinning wheels with batches of learners, demonstrating community resilience amid material shortages.
The emerald ranks as the most precious gem, prized for flawless quality. It is sometimes valued above diamonds, though only a small number reach peak perfection.
Monte T. Pickens of Hope was captured in Monroe Louisiana Saturday and returned to Hope. He faces charges of getting money under false pretenses with a preliminary jlar. He will be moved to Prescott Monday July 3 for trial and later return to Hope for a second July hearing.
Tokyo reports say Japan plans to take a stronger hand in the Southern Orient if Britain and France fail to curb traffic via Burma and permit inspectors to enforce a ban. Protests target British and French possessions. government circles expect possible direct action.
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