11 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1936
Page
1
An overview of child development from age one to six, detailing language growth, object naming, and simple sentence use. It notes Arnold Gesell and Binet Simon tests, describing how milestones such as naming objects, recognizing genders, and telling times emerge. Emphasizes parental attention when test performance drops.
The piece argues that a mother's love for James, a impulsive boy, leads to protecting him and rationalizing his misdeeds. It urges mothers to forgive, regulate emotion, and apply intelligence rather than automatic shielding, acknowledging sacrifice as central to maternal life.
Bruce Catton notes Charles A. Beard analyzes why the United States entered World War I. Beard argues war arose from self made paving of entanglements and a wartime economy. He urges rigid neutrality and embargo laws to avoid future involvement.
The proposal would require each county to have at least one representative and divide the 25 remaining seats among the more populous counties using the next preceding federal census. It would give the supreme court original jurisdiction to compel the board to act and to correct abuses. The 35 senate seats would be apportioned so each senator represents nearly equal inhabitants. A sermon anecdote notes a deacon’s quip about leading prayer.
A speaker cautions that repeating past actions could lead to trouble and “neck-deep in the soup” if peace is not maintained. The remark reflects concern over ongoing tensions and the need for careful steps to avoid a recurrence of prior conflict.
Paris France Leon Blum as Socialist leader of the future government downplayed franc devaluation amid a stock market strain and foreign exchange tension. He said financial problems are important but less grave than unemployment misery and low wages and pledged to uphold democracy and the League of Nations while urging European renewal.
Municipal veterinarian Julia Axe rem Furtado says Rio de Janeiro with about 1.5 million people has 150000 dogs many of them vicious and roaming the streets as authorities face a growing canine problem.
Linda Hampton navigates a tangled social circle in Hollywood after a sudden family death. She hosts a party for Dix Thorne while torn between Dix, her ex-lover Pete Gardiner, and a looming marriage proposal. A desert picnic with Gardiner reveals lingering feelings and a clash over who truly understands her. Linda questions love, status, and the value of stability as relationships strain under public scrutiny.
The Arkansas Plant Board canceled permits for Dodge Plant Farms in Raymondville Texas blocking further tomato plant shipments. Inspectors confiscated 4 000 tomato plants en route from Dodge Plant Farm in Stuttgart Arkansas after inspection found 3 percent with boll rott ness, a barky disease that weakens stems and causes brick specks.
The plan covers cooperative farming, processing, and marketing with 40 year loans at 3 percent and 13 percent amortization. Ida Valley, Virginia mirrors Shenandoah Park resettlement, giving families 20-acre plots and small homes. Other efforts reclaim ghost towns, dust bowl lands, and abandoned forest areas for forest, grazing, parks, and Indian reserves with wide land acquisitions and job creation.
Robert L Ripley known as Lone Silent Hiker visits Hope on his second city stop. Deaf mute from Indiana travels with 12 year global lecturing span visiting 4 283 cities and 2173 county seats in pursuit of health education through nature and plant life studies. He communicates via scratch pads and pencils and plans to reach 75 400 miles before writing a book.
Capitol Hill talks focus on Roosevelt tax strategy for undistributed profits. Byrd cites 13 corporations likely to pay under 16 percent now, while 10 listed firms could pay under 10 percent instead of 15 under a compromise plan. The House bill, tax rates tied to net income and distribution, looms large in debate.
Delegates in Addis Ababa report Mussolini's supporters cheered in a public square as his voice was broadcast by radio. Italian aviators Vittorio and Bruno listened from Ethiopia while soldiers at Dire Dawa and along the Addis Ababa route reported the scene. A column marching from Harar under General Navarra occupied Directo wa Saturday morning.
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