27 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
1
A reader notes Tead County Branch Librarys attractiveness and accessibility benefiting both adults and children. The author mentions WPA forms, a Hill Branch file, and plans for a training class while awaiting a letter from the library board about Columbus branch developments.
Beatrice and Anthony sit by the lake after an afternoon at Budget Fashions. They open about love and ambition, Beatrice recalling a hard childhood and grandfather while Anthony confesses his fears of not belonging. A nighttime patrol dissolves the moment as the scene ends with a promise to continue.
A Hawaii tale centers on David Kekoa Kaapu known as the Senator a man famed for living by mood and inspiration in traditional style on Oahu His name which translates to the koa tree on the windward side may be shortened to David Kekoa Kaapu yet his attire a tin coat over golden brown skin may hinder a future political run as editors muse on his unlikely bid and the humorous debt to a distant Washington debate
Believed revival services will be staged for young people with a CAC chorus and special selections by Tab Seyausig. Evangelist F. McPherson will deliver the messages, assisted by S. A. Mays and congregational singing of Scripture. Services are held nightly except Saturday at 7380.5.
County wide feed campaign details Hempstead County campaigns by Preparedness committees led by Food and Nutrition Poultry and Food Preservation leaders. Live-at-home surveys show 4184 families with farms milk egg and garden data. A house-to-house drive will complete surveys and enroll farmers in the Extension Food and Feed program with a county meeting planned.
On April 2 at the courthouse leaders from Home Demonstration Clubs, preparedness committees, gardening and food preservation groups, older 4-H members, community AAA committeemen, and farm organizations will form teams for each county. Families are urged to set up year round gardens and dairy herds to produce milk butter crops, with dried and canned foods and root crops, barns full of feed, to strengthen health and national defense through better diets and habits.
After hours of talks with German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop, an official state announcement said full understanding was reached on all issues of the three power pact. Ribbentrop spoke English, unlike his earlier discussion with Sumner Welles in March 1940, explaining that a close ally may use English even in wartime.
United States leaders offered no official comment while Rome and London indicated cautious positions. An unofficial British source promised support with army navy and air force, and NBC in New York reported a German radio denouncing the revolt and flagging a Yugoslav news agency claim that the coup is an internal affair with no effect on foreign policy.
FAST LANSING Mich. Kircher of Michigan State College catching staff answered his country’s call to arms and regretted time spent preparing for service. He said five years learning to ride and train to qualify for a commission as a reserve cavalry officer, later hoping to be a jockey for a tank in a mechanized division. He reported to Port Knox Ky.
Peter Edson analyzes the CAB reorganization and its impact on airline crash investigations. He notes the shift from three agencies to one under Commerce, questions budget control, and outlines new safety roles, investigator staffing, and regulatory changes prompted by recent accidents including the Atlanta crash.
Notre Dame will host a June 1 commencement to welcome athletic director and head football coach Frank Leahy. Plans include Frank Charicea Larry Mullins Marty Brill Tom Conley and Dick Donoghue among returning Rockne era stars.
In Atlanta hearings before G Grant Mason gather questions from airlines pilots ground crews and others. Reports from laboratories and the safety bureau are reviewed then returned to the full board for detailed analysis and corrective recommendations to prevent recurrence.
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