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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

7

Charley Bryan Retires as Lincoln Mayor in a Long Family Dynasty

Charley Bryan, 70, praised for a simple sleep rule and a half century of public life, retires after three terms as Nebraska governor and multiple campaigns. The Lincoln native, a strict prohibitionist with a love for farming and horses, reflects on his dynamic career and family legacy.

Joe Morton, Jr Lincoln Charley Bryan Bryan Charley William Jennings Bryan Nebraska Mayof Lincoln Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde Ilinois

Barbs and Headlines From a Wry Era

A lively collage notes Beery starring in The Good Old Soak, a Kokomo boy kills a cat for a Tom Sawyer prop, and the Duke of Windsor faulted as muddling. Photographs show Oklahoma desperadoes in Mother Hubbards as old ladies robbed a treasury. A Detroit theater shooting scars a youth beside his girlfriend. motive unclear as sweet nothings were not murmured.

Beery Duke of Windsor Oklahoma Mother Hubbards Treasury Detroit

Special Committee Tells Congress No

A humorous look at a congressional chorus of twelve objectors who repeatedly shout I object to kill private bills. The piece explains how two objectors halt a bill on the first and third Tuesdays, sending it back to committee and shaping an omnibus package. It notes the Senate's limited role in private bills.

Washington Congress Mr. Jones Arkansas Uncle Sam Jones Bessie Hoyle BE. Hancock New York C. A. Halleck Indiana J. W. Mott Oregon J. P. Wolcott Michigan D. H. McLean New Jerey BR. E. Church Ilinois D. W. Lark Idaho J. M. Costello California G. A. Barden North Carolina Ross Collins Mississippi JJ. H Uncle Jou Clion Brethers House Fannie Sarah Hopkins House O. K Senate

Kelantan Stamps Sparked Sultan Ismail’s Demand in 1911

In 1911 Great Britain ruled Kelantan in the Straits Settlements and issued stamps with Kelantan’s symbols. Sultan Ismail then sought his portrait on the issue, offering to buy the entire run if Britain produced stamps bearing his likeness. Britain did not yield, keeping the original design until 1928. the shown stamp portrays the sultan’s influence.

Ride Sultan Ismail Kelantan Straits Settlements Coud Great Britain Trengannu Sultan Ismwil Sultan Isemail

Kiss Kisses Return to Films With Longer Tender Reach

Hollywood reports a renewed emphasis on lingering, gentle kisses in next year’s productions. Directors note economics and security lift the mood, enabling longer scenes from stars like Olivia de Havilland and Leslie Howard, Bette Davis and Henry Fonda, and Joan Harlow with Robert Taylor.

Associated Press Hollywood Joan Harlow Robert Taylor Archie Mayo Olivia de Havilland Leslie Howard Lloyd Bacon Bacon Mervyn LeRoy Phare Ron Hunter Kay Francis Te Mays Bette Davis Henry Fonda Martha Raye Bol Rubinoff

Restoring Old Flags by a Brooklyn Navy Yard Wife

Mrs Katherine Richards, wife of the commander and Brooklyn Navy Yard house agent, works at her studio on a collection of old flags. She uses a frame invented and patented by her mother years ago to repair tattered banners from historic battles.

Brooklyn Katherine Richards Richards Brooklyn Navy Yard Tu Studio

Science Explains Dopey Feeling After Dinner

Ames Iowa. Earl C. McCracken a biophysicist at Iowa State College says fatigue after heavy meals is not from blood rushing to the stomach but from the brain receiving more blood during digestion. He notes animal tests show circulation speeds up throughout the body during digestion.

Ames Towa Sayls Earl C. McCracken Towa State College McCracken

Army plans to buy 2622 horses and mules

A house subcommittee on army appropriations learned that the average price for horses and mules rose from 161 to 174, due to the breath. The army plans to purchase 2,622 animals in the next fiscal year at an expected cost of 513,000.

Washington House Army

Man travels health tour in dog drawn canmobile

Lindauer, 43, left Asheville after doctors in 1991 gave him a year to live. He now tours the Southwest in a dog drawn home on wheels, traveling up to 18 miles a day with a team of dogs. He values the journey over speed and still hopes for longevity.

Lindauer Arizona New Mexico Albuquerque N. M Kuel Lindauer Asheville N.C

Morse Outpoints Motor in Tough Combat Report

In a blunt testament to mobility and firepower a military exchange underscores how a horse can reposition a heavy gun faster than a motor in rugged terrain. Officers testified before the House Appropriations Committee detailing lessons from field exercises and cavalry tactics.

Morse Washington House

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