31 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1941
Page
1
The item outlines ownership and usage rules for reprinting AP material and local notices. It mentions memorials and tributes, space considerations, and the Star newspaper’s stance on rights, compilation, and manuscript handling. It reflects standard boilerplate from a historical newspaper page.
The piece argues that Western Hemisphere nations must rely on united defense rather than formal treaties. It cites Canada and Mexico as examples, noting US demonstrations of restraint toward Mexican soil and the need for strong, free neighbors. It laments Europe’s collapse when nations failed to stand together and urges unity across the Americas to deter aggression.
A seventh feature on America’s men of science explores Dr. Ernst Al Hauser’s Alsifilm invention derived from bentonite clay. The process creates a stable impervious sheet by inserting potassium between clay layers, offering potential as a durable, printable record material. Limited mica supplies and wartime material scarcities spur defense relevance and further applications beyond metals.
United States mortgagee announces sale of listed property under a 1940 mortgage with Geo Steed. Sale set for April 1 1941 at 2 PM at Coy Smith Hempstead County Arkansas for cash to the highest bidder. Items include a black horse mule Coke a spotted cow May and a black and white spotted Chaney cow along with a break plant cultivator. Witnessed by W M Sparks County Supervisor.
Answer to Cranium Cracker lists Suffern Tabiles and socialite golfer along with Ed Oliver as new army members. Sidney Kingsley author of Men in White now in khaki. Vic Donahey Jr son of the former Ohio senator drafted. Jimmy Stewart gained 10 pounds to qualify as 1-A for the draft.
Book review highlights Irvin S Cobb’s rise from Paducah boyhood to Hollywood, with World War I reporting and anecdotes from veterans. It recounts a Harding poker session at a Maryland lodge where the President reflects on fame and limits, warning he is not cut out for international diplomacy.
Thirty years after Mrs Emilie Bernhardt taught her son Cartiso schibol now drives him to Hollywood High School. Mrs Bernhardt, on Peyenfold, is studying English and taking a citizenship course while her son studies.
Disjointed, partial excerpts mention censorship of the lend lease bill, domestic gossip about spouses, heating opinions, unconventional travel metaphors, a political jab about presidential election, and a brief reference to Sydney hosting U S ships amid wartime pretense and welcome.
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