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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1940

Page

6

New Housekeeper Faces Kitchen Rebellion at Temple Home

Ann, newly hired as housekeeper for Temple, asserts control over a chaotic household. She confronts Plunket over market orders and liquor use while tensions rise among staff. Irene visits, plans share quiet camaraderie, and a showdown looms as Ann settles into her role.

Steve Anni Ann Piu Temple Paul Tle Plunket Tim Clancy Irene Ke Meade Pitilesa Mr. Temple Tnde

Hollywood Roosevelt previews new slot film ideas in lounges

State correspondent Paul Harrison Neas reports in Hollywood on Jimmy Roosevelt’s previewed five short films shown in a cocktail lounge slot machine setup. The pieces feature risqué acts by Princess Luant and Betty Rowland, with plans by Nell McGuire and tie-ins to Mills Roosevelt ventures. Demand to expand into jukebox firms like Wurlitzer grows as automatons may replace floor shows in bars and restaurants.

Paul Harrison Neasreview Hollywood Jimmy Roosevelt Luant Betty Rowland Crosby Ella Logan Mills Novelty Company Nell McGuire Enterprise Wurlitzer

Fragmented Hymn and Local Club Notices Mixed in Grainy Text

A garbled OCR page blends a philosophy of music with local church notices and social items. It mentions Bond Week honors, a Baptist Ladies circle events, officer elections, and a 4th birthday party at 103 W Avenue G with a long list of attendees and gifts. The text preserves names, places, and dates in a diffuse community-page record.

Woolen Circle Poplar Grove Woodraw Hall Tressie Galdstickey Little Rock Electris Guardian Garrett Story M. B. Jones Chaplin Webl Laseter Sr Odie Mia Harrison Blanch Smith Miss King Ruth Ellen Boswell Uarriet Story Eva D. Taylor Tones Sentinel Lois Stedman Outer Sentinel Sim Warnack Auditon Lin Bearden Westermin J. M. Boswell Lue Enson Ray Rice Jo Ann Avenue G Gladys Ann Womack Lida Carolyn Oliver Jimmie Prescott Charles Davis Wiliam Roy Wid Patricia Gray James Ernest Hamill Sonny Phelps Willian Billings Janice Louise Mays Patsy Donn Billy Boyett Barney Boyett Margie Nell Wilson Charlotte Merle Wilson Kathrine Ray Steadman Norman Pedron Charlie Roberts Billy Roberts Carolyn Smith Gita Frances Phelps Ruy Gene Pruscott Raymond Rice

Opinion on city parks and playgrounds growth and leadership

A private citizen urges the city to appoint an active parks and streets commissioner. The writer hopes for a sane, capable official who can devote time to development, beautification, and the future needs of parks and playgrounds as the city grows.

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Disbarment Case Involves Dr Jordan Charged By Government

Government charges Dr Jordan in a disbarment case alleging use of the mails to defraud. The filing outlines alleged improper practice and mailing tactics as part of the disciplinary action pursued by authorities.

Dan Jordan

Alleges conspiracy and fraud involving Hargraves and associates

A historical court filing accuses Hargraves of plotting to defeat law by a deed of trust, faking illness to dodge fines, and involving Dave Copeland and C B Hemingway in bribery and false swearing. It cites embezzlement in 1926 and multiple linked actions with Dr Jordan, Winter, and others.

United States Hargraves Jorden Haregraves Jordan de. C. C. Winter Forrest City Jovedan Dings Lee Cigenit Cau Dave Copeland Eugene Davis John Chilbrook Hemingway Wheatley Lees W. H. Woolf Targraves

Broad congressional probe eyed into racketeering in organized labor

Bruce Catton reports Washington officials expect a wide ranging inquiry by the Smith committee into racketeering within organized labor. The House panel, led by Howard Smith, can pursue broad tentacles of labor relations, Wagner Act gaps, and employer employee relations with power and funding, aiming to issue recommendations and possible legislation. The committee begins hearings this week, with witness testimony and proposed Wagner Act amendments under review.

Bruce Nea Washingto Washington House of Congress Smith Gams Pittee Howard Smith Virginia Nations Labor Relations Board House of Representatives Congressman Smith Labor Board

Kay Kyser Debut Film That’s Right You’re Wrong Story

Kay Kyser stars as himself in That's Right You're Wrong a debut film from RKO. Adolphe Menjou co stars along with May Robson Lucille Ball Dennis O Keefe Edward Everett Horton Roscoe Karns Moroni Olsen and Kyser band soloists Ginny Simms Harry Babbitt Sally Mason Ish Kabibble The plot follows producers struggling to adapt Kyser famous radio program The College of Musical Knowledge to the screen while the band fights to reclaim Kyser from a casanova role.

Kay Kyser Adolphe Menjou May Robson Lucille Ball Dennis O'Keefe Edward Everett Horton Roscoe Karng Moroni Olsen Kyser Ginny Simms Harry Babbitt Sally Mason Ish Kabibble College of Musical Knowledge Casanova Hollywood David Butler RKO Radio

Fragmented dialogue at dress shop hints at crisis

A clipped exchange shows tension after a dress fitting. The speaker recalls tying twenty dresses as a customer critiques style, prompting a sharp remark about flowing appearance and a disturbing implication about jumping into a river.

Smith committee ponders racketeering links in labor aid

The Smith committee questions racketeering in the labor movement and may seek Justice Department material. It has already spent on investigations and faces questions about whether further inquiry is warranted. Officials suggest using existing anti-trust material as leads while the department is not against broader inquiry.

Smith Committee Comitiee Justice Department Arnold Congressional Committee Smith

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