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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1939
Page
3
Fragmentary text suggests a widow contends a minor's earnings belong to the parents and mentions a husband’s intention regarding giving Jackie money. It references hurt and concern for support, with phrases about spoiling him and the minor’s earnings.
Nile, one of the last civilizations to adopt the eypt will, imposes income taxes under a new decree.
Shamrock Texas plans a grand St Patrick's Day celebration with a long parade, comedy stunts, beauty contest, and bands from nearby towns. The town, population around 4000, pridefully grows beards in anticipation, decorated streets, and a non profit festival expected to draw over 20 000 visitors. The local Irish spirit runs through schools with teams named The Irish and Colleens with green and white colors and the song My Wild Irish Rose.
Preston Grover Washington reports the Congressional Record overflows with petitions and memorials from states and groups seeking action or inaction on numerous issues. Kansas cites revenue disputes over sporting goods taxes and wildlife restoration funds, while Arizona pleads to keep the silver buying program. Delaware argues to stop gasoline taxes, Nebraska seeks Townsend pension reform, and construction workers in Los Angeles press for more federal housing money.
Emily confronts jealousy as Alan orders a hospital run while planning a return to their prewar romance. A letter from Dr Peterson hints at a looming decision and a possible move to St Louis as the couple navigates trust and temptation.
A Mississippi lawmaker urges passage of bills for farm to market road funding in several counties and for bridge improvement districts with annual appropriations. Other actions involve labor acts, eight hour protests, embargo positions, and requests to lift certain war related restrictions. Governor Bailey’s possible veto looms as discussions continue on highway maintenance authority and related state projects.
Governor Bailey may sign the measure claiming it benefits elites yet aids long term economic health of the highway department. The piece argues cities cannot maintain streets without proper funding and equipment, noting many roads were built for heavier traffic than they handle today and require state support.
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