14 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1939
Page
1
The Associated Press states it will not accept tributes, cards of thanks, or memorials in standard news columns. The Star disclaims responsibility for submitted manuscripts and urges readers to seek alternative channels for such notices.
The article argues about whether Franco’s Spain can govern with internal order and concessions, noting Franco’s discipline parallels with Germany and Italy. It discusses potential recognition by foreign powers, the risk of relying on Germany and Italy, and hints at U.S. influence and French stance amid Spain’s desperate need for support.
A physician letter discusses common beliefs about how maternal behavior and shocks affect a fetus or infant. It notes no nervous connection between mother and unborn child, rejects superstitions about hair growth or nodding movements, and cites wartime exposure not altering birth marks.
A scrambled list of crossword style clues appears with numbers and partial phrases. Items reference animals, colors, actions, and objects such as a flying mammal, mud, dyestuff, and a fabulous bird, hinting at a mixed puzzle or glossary from a historical page.
The readable text mentions Louisiana name origins Silas Lapham not Dickens character references a Black Legion trial 1937 and Coolidge Dai Colorado river Ann Arbor Janke 1998 football captain and aviation course subsidy Minnesota hockey Marty Falk praised as best shot and goalie keeping him in the net
A review praises a novel charting China's modern revolutionary rise to war against occupation. It follows Wil Tewani, son of Obanie Horn, as he joins the Communist cause, flees purge, marries in Japan, and returns to fight Chiang Kai-shek, revealing Chinese and Japanese hatred and wartime turmoil. The work is described as graphic and among Miss Buck’s best.
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