29 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
1
The document outlines The Associated Press policy on republication of news dispatches and prohibits unsolicited tributes, cards, resolutions, and memorials from occupying space. It states charges may apply for tributes and memorial notices and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
Fragmented 1939 college commencement notes reflect old style orators stressing ambition and industry while warning against fascist drift. Amid excerpts on life realities, readings shift to public safety concerns with fireworks deaths and hobbyist explosives, alongside local notices for ice cream shops and a liquor permit in Hope Arkansas.
Notice lists multiple liquor permits in Hope Arkansas with names Frank G. Wind, J C Porterfield, P J Drake and C H Crutchfield, detailing license numbers, premises addresses on Second and Third Streets, issue dates and expirations ranging 1938 to 1940. Also includes stray text about public safety and a 1938-1940 timeframe and a stray note on eye injuries and general commentary.
A historical newspaper item presents a mixed grid of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with entries such as corrupt comfort plural pronoun headgear and other numbered definitions. The page lists numerous word puzzle prompts including items like fish, gems of drugs, trident bearer, and various semantic clues, appearing as a feature puzzle section.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Wout Buint, Uncle Shim, Warlene Dietrich, silk, a Silk unlarwanr, a Bomber with gloves, a Cleveland judge, and MIT. The text contains disjointed phrases, partial names, and scattered references to crime, divorce, and political discussion with no coherent news event.
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