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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1940

Page

6

Fair to Feature Gals and Swing Amid Exhibits

New York World's Fair opens May 11 with shows and exhibits on manufacturing and science. Despite last year’s $ confidence, organizers aim for a robust turnout with dancing camps, Broadway acts, and fireworks as county bonds back the event.

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Military Attache Often Legal Spy

A column by Jack S Tinnett Wallington questions the role of U S military attachés as spies, noting tensions between secrecy and diplomatic duties. It cites examples from Louisiana and Poland to illustrate how attaches may leak or withhold information, arguing secrecy and misperceptions color the job.

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Hidden War Secrets Favor U S Navy Pace

An account discusses how American military attaches observe overseas and protect U S naval technology. It recalls past incidents of foreign observers glimpsing ships and gear, stressing caution to prevent disclosures as visits continue and allies monitor sensitive devices. Captain Losey’s Norway death is noted amid broader espionage concerns.

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Major League Schedule Making a Bank Worker's Hobby

Boston bank worker Clement Schwener spends thirty years shaping baseball schedules for both leagues. He foresees night games spreading only June to August and notes adapting to 16 clubs will be solved with experience and cooperation. Officials of the leagues rely on his calendar craft despite past friction.

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WE THE WOMEN You spot him everywhere today the Very Correct Young Man

A critical portrait of a social climber described as strong tough masculine yet shallow and conventional. The piece mocks his adherence to style, loyalty to wealth, and fear of social scrutiny while seeking crowd approval in conversations and choices.

Sig Potter Lamily Job Brulder

Standings and Tuesday Schedule From Monday Results

The standings show Cleveland with 5 andDetroit and New York at 4 while Philadelphia has 3 and Chicago 2. Tuesday games include Atlanta at Little Rock Birmingham at Knoxville Chatanooga at Memphis New Orleans at Nashville and Boston at Cleveland with several other matchups across the league.

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Derby plans and a racing crush amid a tense ride

In a tense scene at a stable, Sherry confronts Shep about his sudden change in appearance and participation. She learns he is joining May Belter’s string to ride Bonnie Lad, while a tense exchange reveals May’s interest in Shep and Pepper Boy. They depart for Churchill Downs with an escort to the Kentucky Derby.

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Marvelous Young Man Described As Culture Bound Suitor

A fragmentary portrait depicts a young man eager to belong to elite circles. He touts social ties, loves concerts, and preeningly nods at culture while evasive about authentic ideas. His exchanges reveal routine, guarded responses and a distant snobbery toward outsiders.

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Calling All Docs Rome Free Medical Advice Broadcast

A radio service from Rome offers free medical guidance for ship crews and passengers. Two physicians on duty provide treatment instructions in case of illness aboard. The international wireless service aims to bridge medical help at sea.

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Babe Ruth's Heaviest Bat Said To Be 40 Ounces

AP Feature describes the era’s heaviest bats ranging from 34 to 48 ounces. Johnny Mize Earl Averill and Joe DiMaggio are cited with heavy sticks, while Henry W. Morrow notes bats resemble Hornsby’s model. The piece notes Bat lengths and handles, with Ruth historically using a 40-ounce club and producers like Hillerich and Bradsby shaping most bats.

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Secrets of Success in Restaurant Business

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Kansas City discussions cover restaurant tactics. Topics include customer service, menu language, and dish rotation to match demand. Observations mention marketing hints, signature writing errors, and the impact of seasonality on inventory and sales.

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Whiskers Prove Real as Stranger Tests True Belief

On a Wichita hotel visit an Anya with whiskers agreed to a stranger pulling them. The man paid a dollar after the tug, claiming the whiskers were real, while his companion reacted with disgust.

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Early Bird With Worms in Helena Warden Scene

In Helena Montana a seven game warden named Tai Fender gains unlikely praise after a mishap during a warm day. A sportsman nearly falls into water as a scene unfolds with humor and odd exchanges. The note mentions long submarine cables linking oceans and young elephants staying with their herd for years.

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