Farm Focuses On Proper Handling Of Milk And Cream
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1942
Page
2
Proposed constitutional amendment on hospital tax in Arkansas
The General Assembly filed a 1941 proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution. It describes authorizing counties to levy up to one mill real and personal property tax to establish operate and support county or municipal hospitals. It outlines election procedures ballot wording petition requirements and tax adjustment provisions with roles for the county judge and election commission and states the amendment becomes law upon majority vote at the next general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Staty of State
House OF Representatives
Senate
State OF Arkansas
State OF
Aas
Arisas
Munici
Uuty
Operaind
Coun
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the of Arkansas
C. G. Fall
Ramming: Doughty Russians' New Air-Fighting Technique
A wartime account describes Soviet air tactics to combat Nazi bombers after ammunition runs out. The Red Air Force reportedly uses three ramming methods the Clip and Run, the Cracker Upper, and the Buzz-Saw, each requiring precise maneuvering to avoid collision with wreckage while ensuring the enemy plane is crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
Red Air Force
Cooling Milk and Cream on Farms Suggested by Agent
County agent Oliver L Adams advises immediate cooling of milk and cream to low temperatures to preserve quality. Water cooling, using spring or well water, is common and effective with a tank filled about three times the milk volume. Concrete tanks are economical for daily production. insulation helps with ice or mechanical refrigeration. Higher quality milk increases income to offset equipment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
Guernsey 4-H Club Plans Rally Day Appearance
Guernsey 4-H Club met Tuesday May at the school house with 338 members present. Chess Pittman directed a discussion on contributing to the county rally day program at City Hall Friday May 8. Members taking part include Pittman, Lindel Thompson, Charles Thompson, Buddy Melver and Clifford Cox. The club voted to continue monthly summer meetings, with the first Wednesday night of each month set. Also mentions remains of the Java apeman dated at 590 000 years old and scientist groups by hair type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Chess Pittman
Lindel Thompson
Charles Thompson
Buddy Melver
Clifford Cox
Painting Improves Look and Extends Farm Buildings Life
County agent Oliver J Adams notes painting boosts appearance and life by 23 to 46 percent. He warns against cheap paints, cites labor as about two thirds of cost, and advises mixing on the job when possible. Read labels to check mix quality and prefer paints with pigment content above 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J
Adams
AEF Takes a Tough Job at Newfoundland Base
The U S Army forces on Newfoundland mark a paradoxical posting in a remote outpost. Troops endure austere daily life with modern barracks and comforts alternating with front line hardship as builders race to complete bases. The mission remains clear amid cold, limited recreation, and constant reminders of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Newfoundland
U's
Bastion
Western Hemisphere
Lower
St. Lawrence Basin
North America
Europe
Avalon Peninsula
Miss Hamby Engagement Announced in Prescott
Prescott news reports Miss Mary Isabelle Hamby to wed John Love Wathen of Dallas, a June or early summer wedding planned. Hamby lineage ties to Arkansas settlers and Royston, Henderson State Teachers College graduate, Wathen a Rice Institute alumnus with Southwestern Bell in Dallas. Also notes peanut program progress: 501 farmers, 2169 acres planted, 127,055 pounds seed on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hamby
Tandelph B. Hamby
Prescott
Sanowice
Marrage
Mary Isabelle
John Love Wathen
J. L. Wathen
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Charles Edward Hauston
Washington
C. C. Hamby
Gradison D. Royston
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Mr. Wathen
Rice Institute of Houston
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company of
Oscar B. Holt
Nevada County
Rotary Club Meeting and PBTA Schedule
The Rotary Club will meet at the Broadway Hotel at 12 15. On Thursday May 14 the PBTA will meet at Suniae High School at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
PB. T. A
Suniae High School
Edson in Washington on the CCC political fortunes
The piece discusses the Civilian Conservation Corps as a shifting political symbol, once praised, now criticized. It traces its history from relief agency to federal agency reorganization, the impact of selective service debates, and recruitment by states. It highlights governance, funding, and age-related drafting issues affecting CCC's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Congress
Soldiers in a distant war zone face harsh, damp life
The text portrays a flat barren country scarred by swamp and fog, where weather is a constant topic and soldiers endure hardship. Men long for home leave yet persist, choosing resilience as they confront the realities of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Banks
Civilian Conservation Corps Faces Army Pressure
CCC directors claim the agency can aid men turned down by the Army for physical deficiencies by improving literacy and weight. The CCC defends its continuance, arguing a mission to do good, with about 600 camps nationwide and plans to reduce further. It operates on military reservations and builds camps, roads, and airports to support the Army and conducts forest work and firefighting in the West, comprising much of its strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Hope Women to Organize Home Demonstration Club
Women in Hope are urged to form a home demonstration group at City Hall Friday May 15 at 2 p.m. Miss Mary Cimude Fletcher, a home demonstration agent, will outline monthly meeting schedules and food preservation and nutrition efforts supporting the war. All interested women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc of Hope
Hope
Mary Cimude Fletcher
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Son
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown after the death of their husband and son Paris Phillips and family note. A separate line mentions thirty five hours in the air as the minimum to obtain a state pilot license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
McEntee Faces Congressional Scrutiny Over CCC Directors
Washington's CCC director James J. McEntee has endured heavy congressional questioning as he defends employee treatment and economy decisions. His wife urged him to return home to New Jersey amid mounting accounts of his challenges in Washington. He vows to stay, asserting a steadfast Ceo Man ethic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James J. McEntee
CCC
Hiis
Congress
McEntee
New Jersey
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Coc
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Julian F. Barnes
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Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Army
Hope Women
Paris Phillips
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Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Southwestern Bell
War Production Board
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