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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1938
Page
2
The column cites a February 14 Cranium Cracker error about Tony Palumbo and diners at a party. It refers to the probate court matter in Hempstead County Arkansas on the estate of L. A. Parlier, deceased.
Administrator Steve Atkins for the Estate of L. A. Parker requests a Probate Court order on March 28, 1938 in Hempstead County Arkansas to sell lands for debts. Description covers parts of sections 1 and 2, Township 12 South Range 26 West totaling acres. Witnessed February 21, 1938.
A U.S. program plans radio broadcasts to counteract German influence in South America. A retired army officer criticizes national defense as a political football. Budget observers note an unbalanced line in the team. Earl Browder praises Stalin’s mass executions and urges American communists to study Russian methods. A New Orleans man who bought a marriage license with slot winnings may be branded an incurable gambler. Roosevelt backs millions for super highways to end the recession amid fears of no royal road to prosperity. The British censor bans under 16 from Snow White, citing potential fright. A Bible revision is underway with many already adapting it to personal use.
Hope High School junior class begins rehearsals for the annual play Lady Spitfire to be presented Friday March 25. The cast is selected and to be announced soon. Lawrence Martin directs with sponsors Miss Lula Garland and Mrs Roy Allisons.
A dense puzzle note lists a champion tennis player and a comprehensive crossword clue set. It includes numbers and partial word fragments like Olive shrub, Scarlet, Raven's cry, and Davis Cup reference, along with vertical and horizontal entries touching figures, plants, emblems, and animal terms.
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