15 May 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1939
Page
1
A steady Americans group examines a set of hostile bills including deportation of aliens who advocate change, registration for all aliens and their children, and mass deportations for those on relief. It warns that such measures threaten civil rights, urging Congress to deliberate slowly and uphold generosity.
Fragmentary clue shows a legendary villain linked to a king of beasts and a room recess as a riddle by Gaynod, with the text ending mid clue. The snippet hints at a puzzle or cryptic reference, unclear beyond these lines and names.
The column explores how exercise patterns have shifted since World War II, noting crowded urban space limits, widespread labor-saving devices reducing daily muscle use, longer adult leisure time, and children facing time and space constraints. It highlights city housing, crowded playgrounds, and changing work hours affecting physical activity choices.
A jumble of trivia prompts and names appears with references to CRANIUM and CRACKERS. Mentions AVIATOR Vladimir Kogginako and STATESMAN Anthony Eden, plus East Prussia and St Paul Church. The text mixes program notes from a rural Horizons meeting with fitness themes and hymns.
A critical essay on Thaddeus Stevens and his bid to impeach President Johnson. The piece notes unrest during Johnsons tour, shouting down remarks, riots, and a fatal incident in Indianapolis. General Custer vocalized anger at fans in New Market, and Pittsburgh’s stop yielded no speech. Johnson returns to Washington.
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