20 May 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1940
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses ideas of living space, unity, and political borders in Europe, referencing Germany, the United States, and Munich era tensions, with speculation on economic living for 90 million Germans and avoidance of war outcomes.
The 1920 Hope High School graduating class will hold exercises Friday at 8 PM in the Methodist church. The event invites public attendance and lists graduates including Jewell Mobley Edris Kennedy Kathrine Whitson Georgia Story Ruth Simpson Harry Shiber Mary Bell Schooley Thelma Schooley June Monts Lois Powell Lynda Paisley Martha Mary and James Martindale Vera Hipp Mina Hintoh Hamilton Hanegari Brooks Hamilton Kenneth Greening Tyler Eggieston Clarice Cannon Maury Craig Mary Cannon Comer Boyett Frances Bourne Harvey Betts Kathrine Arnold.
The item lists questions from Page One about the North Ses battle of Judland and names authors Jack Robinson Gertrude Atherton Dorothy Canfield Pearl Buck Julia Peter kin John Steinbeck and Erskine Caldwell. It mentions Bath wrote famous detective stories.
A 22 year old filling station attendant in Tulsa leaped from a second story bedroom window to escape a burglar. He landed hard in a concrete alley, suffering serious injuries. The cutoff text includes unrelated lines about Europe.
A cryptic puzzle grid lists clues and answers ranging from weather to anatomy. It includes an English author reference and a mix of definitions such as naked to exist, courage, and celestial imagery, forming a themed wordplay collection likely from a newspaper puzzle page.
Question prompts cover secretary employer pronouns, deference to superiors, handling personal calls, politeness when turning down visitors, greeting and recognizing callers, and choosing recommenders. It frames proper practice for job applications and obtaining permission before listing references.
The readable phrases show a confrontation involving a well-dressed group and a woman from Maasnehuselis demanding a curbstone outside her home. The dialogue hints at hostility toward the host and a brewing conflict, with references to taxed burdens and mounting tensions in a domestic setting.
Frank 8 Pichgh lives at Hd71 Washington boys avon. His telephone number in Brights Hobd SE71, a sHy dutchmobile Icerise number Is.
The Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues reports two filings for retail liquor permits. Mrs Gordie Crutchfield seeks a license for Chritchfield's Liquor Store at 112 West Second Street, Hope, to begin July 1 1940 and end June 30 1941. P J Drake applies for a permit for P J Drake Liquor Store at 12 E 3rd St, Hope, with the term beginning June 4 1941.
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