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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1938

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C I O Censorship Motion Spurs Labor Library Debate

A Cleveland Council motion by the Committee for Industrial Organization seeks removal of libelous material against the C I O from the public library and to expurgate literature hostile to C I O interests. Critics warn this could invite broader censorship, boosting anti labor sentiment and damaging civil liberties.

Cleveland Council Committee For Industrial Organization Cleveland Public Library C. L O C. L C. I. GO a.Leo C. S. QO Cleveland United States American Liberty League Communist Party

Society for Sanity in Art backs campaign against modern art

Amateurs in Chicago formed the Society for Sanity in Art a year and a half ago. At a recent general meeting in Mrs Josephine Logan’s Gold Coast home the group praised its campaign against surrealism dadaism and cubism and argued such "modernistic grotesqueries" are harming art. Clergyman Preston Bradley and Burton Holmes drew support for saner art. Surrealist painting is easy to do but hard to understand.

Society For Sanity In Art Josephine Wancock Logan Chicago America Preston Bradley Burton Holmes

The Family Doctor on Bone Fractures and Treatment

A medical overview describes bone structure and rigidity, the need to realign fragments after breaks, and using splints until healing. It covers signs of fracture, X rays for diagnosis, and methods like plates or wires if a doctor is unavailable, stressing proper immobilization to avoid improper healing.

Raising a Family: A Backstage Look at Baby Milestones

Olive Roberts Barton outlines infant development from eight weeks to a year, noting early feats like lifting the head, sitting with help, grasping with fingers, and creeping. The piece playfully describes how a baby learns to use hands and fingers, including practicing with a bent pointer and reaching milestones month by month.

Olive Roberts Barton Jackie Aline

Portrait Challenge at El Rancho Del Oro

Constance meets the Thorvald family and Dr. Rogers as plans unfold to use her as a Camilla Wynne stand in. A tense journey across the continent leads to a staged resemblance and a dangerous, delicate medical art project under scrutiny.

Rogers Vincenzo Constance Thorvalds Thorvald Camila Wynne Daimier’s Camilla Wynne el Rancho del Oro Dr. Rogers Miss Wilcox Derek Mr. Manthon

Political Announcements for Hempstead County 1938

The Star prints candidate notices for Hempstead County primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. Sheriff and Collector REGINALD BEARDEN Prosecuting Attorney DICK HOVIE County Assessor & Probate Clerk FRANK J. HILL listed with duties. the notice outlines party nominations and district designations amid a period of party process.

Star Hempstead County Damenitie Reginald Bearden

A Book on Hitler and Mussolini Draws Fire

Bruce Catton notes a new study by Price titled Mussolini by lanes and air. The author, a London journalist, argues Hitler and Mussolini are a pair of super-statesmen altering democratic safety. Price traveled with the rulers and offers vivid portraits, with provocative anecdotes.

Cy Ward Frive Emile Mussolini Mr. Price London Hitler H Dace Saranee Price Mussolini Esvicer Rtc Ifitler Ays Sarries Aleings Europe Great Britain Rome Berlin Frive P.gf

Armistice to Versailles Treaty Signed in 1919

A 1919 era summary recalls the Armistice ending World War I on November 1, 1918, the subsequent peace negotiations, and the Versailles signing on June 28. It notes the Hall of Mirrors scene, the quiet German signatories, and President Wilson's role. A March 3, 1819 victory stamp is also mentioned, featuring Liberty with flags behind.

Versailles Archduke Francis Ferdinand Fertinand Sarajevo Palace Presiden Wilson United States America Liberty NEA Service Fney

Marie Antoinette screen tale and Morley on Oscar Wilde

The article profiles Marie Antoinette as a major Metro epic with Morley cast in the title role after a costly screen test. It notes Morley’s Broadway move in Oscar Wilde, outlines his career, and discusses trends toward shorter films, action emphasis, and production details on set including Simulated snow and laboratory chaos in Dr. Klitterhuse.

Hollywood Norma Sheares Miss Shearer Robert Morley Marie Antoinette King Lewis XVII Antaimette Princess de Limbulle Arti Lantisee Mie Louis Antoinette Anid Mal Morley Seer Broadway Osear Wilde London Morley Metra Harge Mint Charles Laugier Marie Antuis Lanaghton Lansion Vale of Gamin Metro Nelson Dey Jennette MacDogude Daward Des Tally W. S. Yar Dyke

Hope Star Centennial Edition Promises Historic Town History

Limited copies remain of the Hope Star Centennial Edition offering 18 pages in six sections with 60 large photographs. Bound copies cost 50 cents, mailed price noted. first come, first served with no reservations.

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