30 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
1
The Associated Press exclusive rights statement appears noting republication rights for dispatches and local news. It warns charges may apply for tributes memorials and cards of thanks and disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts.
A lengthy report from the American Association of Social Workers criticizes relief administration, urging federal grants to states for efficient and equitable aid. It cites wide disparities in monthly relief, from 38.16 in New York to 2.92 in Mississippi, and notes 65 agencies in one county, with some areas relying on federal surplus commodities. The document calls for first hand congressional inquiry during summer recess and a reevaluation of relief distribution.
Aviation experts study amaurosis or blackout during rapid aerial turns at high speed. Symptoms include blurred vision, blue haze, numb facial features, weakness, and temporary loss of sight lasting seconds to over twenty. Causes point to centrifugal blood loss from the brain, with experiments exploring body posture, belts, and gas inhalation to counteract it.
Frank A. Marino is ordered to appear within thirty days to answer Marie Marino’s complaint. In the same issue a liquor permit is issued by the Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues for retail sale of wine and spirits at Main Street Fulton with an expiration in June 1940. signatures include Raymond Robins and attorney ad litem Steve Carrigan.
A fragmented blurb hints at a section on new literary wonders and notable titles. Ambiguous names and dates are unreadable, but the piece suggests ongoing reviews of contemporary works and evolving tastes in literature.
This brief outlines a crossword like clue set featuring terms such as colony in Low, a cotton separator, perfume, eternity, newly hatched salmon, and a measure of length, with various existing and archaic word hints. It reads as an irregular puzzle fragment from a historical page.
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