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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
3
Detroit reports National Used Car Exchange Week shows greater value per dollar for buyers as prices drop 10 to 25 over recent months. Welcoming spring, demand may raise prices later. dealers hold large stocks across ages, many recanned, offering fair value and reliable service.
Arkansas drivers are urged to follow key traffic provisions to boost road safety. Rules include removing ignition keys, limiting front seat passengers, banning riding on running boards, keeping in gear on mountain roads, and maintaining distance from fire engines. Observance could reduce severe highway incidents.
Miss Tullis, daughter of Garner H. Tullis, president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange and former Carnival King in 1905, is named to head the city’s Mardi Gras celebrations.
Roanoke Virginia based AP report outlines a 500 mile Parkway linking Shenandoah National Park and Great Smokys National Park. Estimated cost about 30 million dollars. Two lane concrete road designed for scenic leisure travel with camps picnics pools and footpaths. Limited surfacing now with fall reopening of 59 mile and 47 mile stretches. Right of way 425 feet wide per mile. State and federal cooperation detailed.
A Danish explorer reports bringing back records from the steppes of Mongolia that he describes as songs of the dying race of Shamans, highlighting a remote cultural archive unearthed during his travels.
Hamilton Depositors Corp in Denver Colorado sponsors the fund with local representation by Ogburn CA and Philtrick PhS. The item notes sponsorship and regional ties to the trust.
Officials plan improvements to feeding and protecting game along the route. They hope the Roanoke to Ashville stretch can be completed in three years.
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