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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1940
Page
2
Historical census data reveal that World War I caused imbalanced male to female ratios in belligerent nations. A large share of men under 30 were lost, altering the marriage market and raising the rate at which previously less-marriageable men found wives.
California faces a fractured ballot scene as recall drives loom and two delegate slates prepare to compete against a possible third, with Olson under fire and F D R endorsements and a Downey bid shaping the party fight.
Bruce Catton reports on Washington politicking over California convention delegates. Democratic factions threaten to swing the state’s support, potentially hurting the President’s third-term bid. The dispute, amid California’s status as a must-win state, could redraw the page for the party’s national prospects as two Roosevelt-led delegate groups form.
Ann endures a frugal meal in Clara's cramped apartment as Myrtle faces uncertain plans and Betty shows off a wedding ring. A night at Garfield Park with Paul unfolds into quiet hopes, a talk of the Athens Club, and a forthcoming spring hop as Ann dreams of escape and affection.
Arkansas motorists may deduct state gasoline taxes paid in 1990 and related car expenses on federal returns, per Grover T. Owens of the Arkansas Automobile Club. Deductions cover registration fees, state fuel taxes when traveling in other states, but exclude federal excise taxes. Also deductible are uninsured losses, and car loan interest. depreciation may apply. AA A nationwide booklet lists all eligible deductions.
A week’s fire at Crane destroyed a straw-thatch cover over a nearby strawberry patch as a seven day old ashes pile suddenly ignited in frigid weather. The incident describes an unrelated note of skiing speeds reaching miles per hour.
W W Mitchell Arkansas highway officials cite improper overtaking as a leading highway danger. The Uniform Act Regulating Traffic requires horn signals and safe distance before passing and returning to the right only after clear. Four steps urge reducing speed to match the overtaken vehicle to prevent collisions.
The text outlines steps for overtaking a vehicle safely including checking for a clear path, using mirrors, signaling, and returning to the right lane only after the overtaken vehicle is safely passed. It mentions driver cooperation to ease passing and references names and unrelated topics in a disjointed passage.
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