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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1940
Page
3
A fragmented text discusses ideas about an association of nations and permanent peace. It contrasts a league of nations with ongoing war and hints at applications to general cooperation, noting shifts from war to peace and the hope for enduring cooperation.
Report from coach indicates Tuesday weather permitting, practice will continue this week. Hamasons notes spring drills start next Monday with three lettermen from last year’s team as candidates for 1940. Bobcat football crew includes Breeding and May as guards, Jim Simions at halfback, D. Jones and Lou Ward ends, all ending eligibility this school year.
The War Department proviso would make difficult the use of federal funds. He noted the Highway Department had historically worked harmoniously with the United States Bureau of Public Roads, which must approve all federal aid projects.
A worker died at the Camden plant with the incident under investigation. The deceased had worked at the facility since 1933 and is survived by his wife.
Arkansas highway funds face new challenge as war department control proposals push for spending only on war-approved highways. Senator Miller supports continuing 2.5 million annual allotment with nonmatching state funds, while highway officials press for War Department approval before use. President's war needs loom large in debate.
Fragmentary OCR list presents mixed terms and numbers across topics: science, geography, entities and dates. The jumble mentions South Carolina 1498 1938 and entries like Palm lily barbed spear and pronoun notes, implying a puzzle page with clues rather than a cohesive news item.
The piece reports on British conduct debated on page one and notes that some view British and French overtures for intervention as misguided while Nazis accuse Allies of seeking a northern front in Szepenia. Spokespersons praised the peace report as honorable though costly, and Ribbentrop’s Rome return was marked by a welcome from a group including Msgr Orsenigo.
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