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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1937

Page

2

Willys overland produces 3,000 cars weekly in 1937 schedule

Willys-Overland Motors officials indicate the 1937 Willys schedule has been raised to 83,000 units for the year, with production advancing at Toledo and Los Angeles plants. Through March the line has hit 20,000, and owners report fuel economy rising to 35 miles per gallon plus strong demand for the De Luxe sedan priced below rival models.

Willys Willys-Overland Motors, Inc E. L. Archer Willys-Overland Archer Toledo Los Angeles

Harold Lloyd Is Youngster's Friend

Hollywood ten year old correspondent Brian Bell reports on Harold Lloyd in his bungalow on the studio lot. Lloyd says he has been in pictures about twenty years and declines a precise film count, noting his glasses change in public appearances. He recalls making a western for his son and describes audience reactions with a jokey twist.

Brian Bell, Jr Hollywood Associated Press Harold Lloyd Mr. Lloyd

Kirsten Flagstad to Close Regular Opera Season in Lohengrin

Opera star Kirsten Flagstad closes the season at the Metropolitan Opera with Wagner’s Lohengrin her first operatic role Elsa. She recalls a happy year and previews a Saturday NBC RCA network broadcast of the performance and its storyline.

Kirsten Flagstad New York Metro‘politan Elsa National Broadcasting Company Radio Corporation of America Ork Henry Brabant Godfrey Hlaa Telramund Ortrud Heaven

Top Bidder Wins Doll Amid Splashing Kiss Frenzy

Lloyd emerged as the top bidder and claimed a doll expected to be kissed. Cameramen rushed in as seven or eight kisses occurred, driven by photographers seeking shots from all angles. Lloyd recalled jumping into a pond in The Milky Way five times, deeming it enough.

Ers Mr. Lloyd Milky Way

Consideration for Others A Family Virtue by John Durham

AP Feature Service writer urges family members to cultivate consideration as a core habit. The piece highlights morning routines, punctual breakfast, polite phone manners, and orderly conduct to boost family happiness and morale.

John Durham

Hope High Sponsors Two Films at Saenger Theater

The Hope High School senior class sponsors two features at the Saenger theater on Wednesday night. Tickets went on sale Tuesday. Films include Will Rogers in Ambassador Bill and Woman Wise with Rochelle Hudson and Michael Whalen. A comedy Love Comes to Coneyville completes the program.

Hope High School Saenger Theater Will Rogers Bill Rochelle Hudson Michael Whalen Coneyville

Etiquette Lessons From A Busy Household

From the youngest member to the two heads of the Bundy clan, the piece urges thorough politeness to all guests. It stresses proper cigarette disposal, seating courtesy, greeting visitors, assisting at table, and pausing for company in every room. It ends with a note on the milkwort plant having two kinds of flowers above and below ground.

Ginny Zeis Anna Marie Bundy Mama Papa Bundy Ernest, Jr

Alabama sophomore wins first SEC boxing crown

Arthur Fowler, a featherweight at the University of Alabama, captured the Southeastern Conference title, marking the program's first boxing championship. Fowler secured the crown in a recent championship meet, giving Alabama its inaugural conference title in the sport.

University professor to photograph and study mountain sheep

A. A. Nichols of the University of Arizona will undertake a three year expedition through Arizona Utah Nevada California and northern Mexico to photograph the Rocky Mountain sheep and study their habits to aid conservation. Funded by the National Association of Audubon Societies under Kermit Roosevelt the project aims to prevent the species from dwindling further amid sportsman interests and natural predators.

Tucson Ariz United States Rocky Mountain Southwest A. A. Nichols University of Arizona Arizona Utah Nevada California Mexico National Association of Audubon Societies Nichol Kermit Roosevelt

WOMEN CARDUt: A Special Medicine for Women

CardUt is presented as a remedy for some suffering from weakened female conditions. It is said to lessen menstrual discomfort and, with continued use, to increase strength from food. The text urges women to try CardUt fairly and consult a physician if no benefit is seen.

Nichol to Traverse Desolate Southern Utah Districts

The southern Utah areas Nichol will cross are described as the most desolate in the nation with large tracts never visited by white men. Rattlesnakes and the spotted fever tick pose hazards during his explorations, but Nichol's chief enemy remains unspecified.

Brabant Lohengrin Elsa Telramund Ortrud Utah Nichol

Wearisome Trekker Guards Health With Hidden Canteen

A mountaineer plans three to four day climbs, relying on a hidden canteen for survival. A rare plumage color in a bird is linked to a skin condition that is harmless to people.

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