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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1939

Page

6

Royals Choose Buick for King Queen Tour Cars

In Flint Michigan reports say royal visitors will travel in specially built Buick convertibles during their North American stay. Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha select a Buick Century convertible for travel while King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will use two custom phaetons with ornate fittings. Oshawa plant produced the blueprinted models featuring advanced engineering, velvet and silver fittings, electric telegraphs, and partitioned rear seats for royal comfort.

Flint Mich America George VI Queen Elizabeth Canada Olaf Norway Trincess Marth Amtrom Landon Landrum & Hartiwort, Ltd Bulet Distributors British Isles Duke of Gon+ aH Motors Norman Bariwell St Ollber Aldo Dever Oshawa Royal Familly

Quotes from leaders and critics echo in postwar discourse

A compilation of remarks attributed to figures such as Dr Melchior Palyl and Prince Olav plus reactions from William Green and Father Coughlin. The text references world peace, Wagner labor reform, propaganda, and democracy as voiced by various public figures amid international tension.

Melchior Palyl Reichsbank Prince Olav Norway William Green American Federation of Labor Father Coughlin Sally Rand Sir Willmott Lewis Washington London Fimes Col Charles

Serial Story Date With Danger

A night in the semi criminals’ world unfolds at the Dove bar as Mike the policeman recalls a desperate river rescue. A dead girl, a sapphire ring, and a costly blackmail plot push Nick and the Duke toward a risky plan to bury the truth and protect their business.

Nick Tony Mike Martin Duke Tenth Avenue Manners Tuckie East River Janice French Mike Mary Franklint Gazette Janice French New York

Prisoner Faces Jail For Love of Lily Pens Jon

A. Lindbergh shies from reporters and laments personal disillusionment, while Lily Pens Jon remains jailed to pursue contact. Secretary Henry A. Wallace reflects on Woodrow Wilson era ideals as the League of Nations building is dedicated at a New York World's Fair.

A. Lindbergh Arthur Casper Lily Jon Woodrow Wilson Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Walkive League of Nations New York World's Fair

Correct exposure for spring photography tips

Practical guidance on avoiding underexposure in outdoor shots. Explains how to use larger apertures or longer shutter speeds, notes that overexposed bright areas harm detail, and provides example exposure settings for brilliant, cloudy, and dull days with box cameras, plus adjustments for dawn and late-afternoon light.

Chaive Pia

Washington Daybook on Bankhead cotton controls and price plan

The Washington Daybook notes Senator Bankhead’s long effort to curb cotton shipments and set quotas via taxes and loans. It traces history from 1933 to 1936, including shortages, surpluses, and the impact of Supreme Court rulings on agricultural acts, ending with the current price pressures and storage, domestic use, and policy debates.

Bankhead Efefel Bankhed Roosevelt Supreme Court AAA

Government Moves to Reclaim Market With New Crop

The United States faces global price competition as Brazil, India, and Egypt push exports. Growers preferred government loans over world prices, but with 11 million bales on hand and a new crop arriving, the government aims to regain market share by adjusting loan and price policies.

Brazil India Egypi U. S

Double Trouble at Williston Farm Fire Sting

In Williston South Africa a man stung by a scorpion at his father’s farm had his foot placed in petrol which caught fire. His condition was reported Serious.

Williston South Africa

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