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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

9

Hydrogen fuels sun and stars, says Gamow analysis

Hydrogen may explain most heat and brightness of the sun and stars. G Gamow of George Washington University computes in Physical Review that at several million degrees hydrogen converts to heavier elements, a process that could power stars over eons. other elements remain unchanged. In 1936, over 100,000 piano accordions were sold in the United States.

Howard W. Blakeslee Science Washington G. Gamow George Washington University Gamo United States

Fourth of July Picnic Grilled Weenies and Patriotic Prep

A lighthearted Fourth of July feature describes grilling weenies over a campfire with a long-handled grill and a three-weiner holder. It suggests a red white and blue centerpiece including a seven-inch square box wrapped in dark blue paper with 1776 in white numerals and silver stars on all sides for festive decor.

Crepe Paper Pompom Craft and A Rural Accident Report

A craft project describes making a decorative pompom using red white and blue crepe paper along a wire and base assembly. Separate brief wire service notes report a sheep tragedy near Evanston Wyoming with 80 killed and $600 damage, a bike found after a joyride near Scottsbluff Nebraska, and Lilly Dache’s blue delphinium wedding veil in New York.

Evanston Wyo Here New York Lilly Dache

America's Foreign Policy Explained by Morgan M Beattie

Morgan M Beattie reviews U S foreign policy stance amid global tension. Hull warns against anarch y while a Senate resolution criticizes Japanese and Franco air raids. A German bid for Central European dominance and Japan's push in East Asia loom as the defining backdrop.

Morgan M. Beatty Washington Canton Carcelona Uncle Sam Hull Senate New York State Department

Memorial Day Race winner Floyd Roberts honored at Indianapolis

Floyd Roberts of Van Nuys California won the 26th annual Memorial Day Race in Indianapolis and received a Norge Bollator Refrigerator along with the Borg-Warner trophy. He is congratulated by race starter Seth Klien Detroit Gear and Machine Division Borg-Warner and Fred Lockwood Borg-Warner advertising director.

Floyd Roberts van Nuys California Indianapolis Borg-Warner Roberts Seth Klien Detroit Gear and Machine Borg-Warner’ Corporation Fred Lockwood

Striking Tests Show New Rinso Soap Whitens Clothes

The article extols the advantages of Rinso and Ringo granulated soaps, claiming they wash brighter and whiter with less scrubbing. It cites tests showing New Rinso gives more suds and longer lasting lather, improving washday efficiency especially in hard water areas.

Ringo Rinso New Kinso

Policy Shaping for World Power and Ocean Freedom

An analysis of U S foreign policy toward Germany and Japan shows a strategy to delay their gains while avoiding entangling alliances. The approach, dubbed middle-of-the-road, emphasizes keeping aggressors uncertain, building a strong fleet, and backing treaties like the nine-power pact to defend freedom of the seas. Public opinion, wary after past wars, is urged to stay alert as air raids and overseas conflicts influence American resolve. Cotton faces a record annual crop loss of 3,372,200,000 pounds.

Japan International Chess Board Asia Midia Siberian Germany Colossus Europe Great Britain United States Orient Spain Hull America Wilson Central Uncle Sam

Skunk chase ends at eight miles an hour in Hoodriver

A domestic driver recalls a skunk pursuit where the animal's top speed measured eight miles per hour after a half mile chase. The tale blends odd notes about the St Lawrence seaway and a train from King's Cross to Darling land, with a clutter of rental and store ad snippets.

Hoodriver Ore George Dougherty King’s Cross Darling Land

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