30 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1937
Page
1
The Star outlines charges for tributes cards of thanks memorials and notices related to the departed in its news columns to avoid space depletion. It disclaims responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts.
A World War era report notes that dropping propaganda over enemy lines in Spain is showing success. The strategy aims to tempt desertion by portraying prisoners’ humane treatment. It suggests future wars may expand this approach as a softer method than killing.
A young farmer convicted of killing and taking a neighbor’s steer valued at $50 faced a 1 to 10 year sentence. A banker with embezzlement of $15,000 from public school funds was imprisoned for 1 to 10 years. Moved by a 200 citizen petition and his mother’s plea, the judge placed the farmer on probation, highlighting perceived inequality in applying the law.
The piece notes April as the start dates for major wars: the American Revolution on April 19 1775, Mexico War on April 24 1846, Civil War began April 12 1861 with Lee surrender and Lincoln shot in April 1865, Spanish American War on April 21 1898, and World War I entry on April 6 1917. It asks why April is so momentous in U S history.
The article explains acute anterior poliomyelitis, its transmission via nasal secretions, its appearance in June to October with peak in August and September in temperate regions, and notes notable cases in Roosevelt and Dr. Ruhrah. It discusses age distribution, contagious spread, and historical description since 1887.
A mother speaks on health stressing the link between well being and nerves. She argues true strength comes from feeling well, not merely avoiding disease, and suggests simpler meals and stress management as remedies for common family ailments and fatigue.
A fragmented exhortation to mothers about managing housework and stress. It urges more sleep, accepting rest when possible, letting chores slide temporarily, and focusing on family welfare. It suggests ignoring neighbor judgments, reducing worry about past mistakes, and trying simple self care like walks and daylight while seeking medical advice if needed.
Stillwater Oklahoma A and M College offers a post graduate nursery program for four and five year old children who completed the college nursery school but were deemed too young for regular classes. The new course aims to provide continued schooling until these children reach proper age for standard programs.
Martha pursues Betty Haynes and Speddon across California after a lodging dispute with Airspeed Trail Company. She tracks a dark blue roadster through Salinas Carmel and Monterey, faces fog and fatigue, and encounters Gerry Neal as the pursuit continues toward San Francisco.
A gossip style sketch notes how many screen stars disguise their true personalities and lives. It cites James Cagney Mae West Harold Lloyd and others, noting quirks and delusions of fame. It questions actors’ backgrounds and personas, mentioning accents, origins, and public images.
Bruce Cattan notes readers of fishing lore will enjoy Zane Grey’s An Angler in Australia. Grey details deep water battles with nurse sharks white death sharks marlin and swordfish in Australian waters. The book includes 32 plates and a camera crew's action and emphasizes adventure over technical instruction.
Florida Supreme Court ruled news reporters and photographers may inspect public records and cover open government while limiting access to confidential investigative files. The Beach Publishing Co injunction against Miami officials was sustained, upholding open hours and access for journalists. The decision clarifies that reporters enjoy same privileges as writers in reporting public interest events.
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