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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1934

Page

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Buzzing Washington Digs Into Racial Dining Rows

Rodney Dutcher reports on the Capitol dining controversy as segregation gates clash with hospitality. Negroes face restaurant exclusion, but a dining table segregation incident prompts debate among senators and staff. Front-page buzz shifts to White House correspondence and a shakeup rumor.

Rodney Dutcher NEA Washington Capitol Senate Pat Harr Igan Pat Mabel Byrd Copeland New York Rules ‘Committee U. S Capitol

Overdeveloped Inhibitions In Child Training By Olive Roberts Barton

In this episode Barton describes inhibitions as the mind’s policemen that guard or hamstring natural urges. A rigid upbringing can warp adulthood, causing guilt and an inability to enjoy normal pleasures. Balance is urged with healthy limits, not total renunciation, to foster stable self control without fanaticism.

Dette Ian Civil Hempstead Nevada Miller LaFayette Lenny Martly Associated Press The Star Olive Roberts Barton

Wedding and Birth Notices From Local Arrangements

Battlefield Reverend G W Rister of Lewisville preached here over the weekend. Nellie Springs wed Virgil Tuenter at the bride’s parents home with Rev G W Hister officiating. Loma Smith visiting aunt in Fulton while Miss Llnyd Mitchell and Henderson visitors stayed with the Smiths. A son was born to Edd Turner on February 18 and a son to Dan Pilkinson on February 19. Bud Hunt and family from Patmos visited Springs. Townsend and Wilson hosted guests at a supper.

Jim Washington Brown Charles Lee Cookie) Cooke State Department Ed Martin Nellie Tayloe Hoss Mint the Treasury Morgenthau Margery Wilson White House Chancellor Dollfuss Foon McKellar Tennessee Jim Reed Missouri Senate G. W. Rister Lewisville Nellie Springs Virgil Tuenter B. W. Spring Jr G. W. Hister Loma Smith Ogens Fulton Llnyd Mitchell Henderson Texas J. A. Smith Edd Turner Bud Hunt Patmos B. W. Springs Dan Pilkinton Dave Townsend Ben Wilson

Keep Your Waistline Supple Exercise Guide

A fitness instruction urging supple waist and poise through daily stretches and bends. Begin after brushing teeth with warm water, stretch toward the ceiling, then bend to the floor ten times. Includes biblical and classical quotes to reinforce self-help.

Who Rules America analysis by John McConaughy

Bruce Catton reviews John McConaughy's Who Rules America a thorough study tracing the origins and workings of the invisible government from the republics birth. He argues entrenched special privilege predates the Constitution and names money power figures as enduring forces in U.S. history. The Jacksonian Democrat author challenges the notion that Big Business growth is inevitable. Published by Longmans Green for $3.

Bruce Catton America John McNonaughy McConaughy Alexander Hamilton Mr. McConaughy Mitchell Harrimans Wigginses James Longmans, Green & Co

Social visits and health notes in Centerpoint area

Centerpoint residents share weekend visits and a health update as W. W. Weight improves after bed confinement. Numerous families including Caudle, Rothwell, Wright, Hubbard, Galloway, Taylor, and Wright of Harmony host and visit relatives at homes in Centerpoint and nearby Bright Star and Harmony.

Witty quarrel over card game slang sparked by new cut

A wife questions her partner about his new half ownership and the husband explains in blunt card slang that the deuce is the lowest possible cut. The exchange showcases sharp wordplay over language and meaning within a domestic moment.

Cardus restores Fort Payne woman's strength after first bottle

Mrs M M Cook of Fort Payne Alabama describes using Cardus to ease back and side pain. She says after the first bottle she felt better and after a second was greatly improved, prompting her to recommend Cardus to others.

Local social visits and guests referenced

The excerpt lists multiple visits by residents and guests including Mrs A W Meadows Mr and Mrs Bus Tunstill at the Hubbard home and other guests. It mentions M Hubbard of Sardis staying with Tom Hubbard Walter Galloway visiting W W Wright and Thelma Galloway visiting Oak land and Harman Putmans visiting Green Laseter area with several families hosting Sunday gatherings.

A. W Meadows Bus Tunstill Marion Hubbard M Hubbard Sardis Tom Hubbard Walter Galloway W. W. Wright Thelma Galloway Oakland Harman Putmans Green Laseter Harvey Wright Lulu DeVenny Wid

Weather Brightens as Local Social Notes Debut

Spring Hill enjoys clear weather after rain and snow as Mrs. Drake and Sy Youn lead the girls basketball team to Stamps for a Friday game. Mrs. Wilhoyett of Washington plans a Baptist church program Friday at 7:30 pm. Public invited with no admission. Geneva Gregory and Pete stay with relatives in Stamps. Bessie Kelly returns from Benton visiting. Ezra McDowell and family visit from near Red River. Huron Light of Liberty Hill attends Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Hill plus Mrs. Carpley spend Sunday in Hope with Ray McDowell. Robert Martin and wife visit from near Evening Shade with their baby. Local humor: First Seno: Fred mngtady makes me laugh. Second Sterna: Tickled me, ton.

Drake Sy Youn Stamps Wilhoyett Washington Baptist Church Slave Geneva Gregory Seil Pete Bessie Kelly Benton Tay Ezra McDowell Red River Huron Light Liberty Hill Hill Carpley Hope Ray McDowell Robert Martin

30 Days That Rocked the Nation Day Twenty One March 6

A March 6 proclamation allows bank deposits in silver or currency while scrip credits endure. Citizens face a gold standard doubt as shortages sting wallets. President Roosevelt’s assassination scare and brief stock of hope color the period as Woodin asserts resolve.

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