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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1944

Page

6

Increase Corn Production With Nitrogen in Hempsted County

Hempsted County farmers advised by county agent Oliver L. Adams to side-dress corn with nitrogen to lift yields about 10 to 15 bushels per acre with modest extra labor. Estimates show roughly one bushel per acre for every 2 pounds of nitrogen, or 20 to 30 cents per bushel in fertilizer cost.

Oliver L. Adams Adams

Cassidy to film Green Mansions as South American goodwill project

James B Cassidy plans a color film of Green Mansions with a 2 million budget and on location work in South America. The 31 year old independent producer and weight lifter aims to combine Hudsons novel with modern tech, hoping for a major Hollywood flagship.

Robbin Coons Hollywood James B. Cassidy Green Mansions Cassidy American Springfield Mass Harvard W. H. Hudson RKO Dolores del Rio Miss del Rio Hudson South America Argentina Fredric March Ronald Colman Walter Pidgton Abel Rima

Marlbrook Club Meets For June Auction Plans

The Marlbrook Club women met at Mrs. C. R. Willard’s home with ten members. Each attendee took a 25 cent wrapped gift. Willard demonstrated jars and caps for canning. Tea and sandwiches were served. The next meeting, June 16 at 2 30, will be at Mrs. Jack Bonds’ home with an item auction by members.

Marlbrook Marlbrook Club C. R. Willard

Rice harvest method saves manpower for U S growers

Rice farmers adopt a wet harvest method that allows harvesting while the grain is still moist. This new process eliminates some sun drying and threshing steps, cutting labor costs per acre and accelerating post harvest handling.

U. S

Fertilizer Shortages Warn Farmers to Plan Ahead

The message notes plentiful supplies may be uncertain this year and urges farmers to arrange fertilizer purchases with local dealers now. County agents are available to help locate nitrogen for corn and ensure timely shipping for optimal use.

End of May planting urged for county garden care

Hempstead County home demonstration agent Cora Lee Westbrook urges gardeners to plant New Zealand spinach this month and finish most crops by May end. She advises nitrate sprays for tomatoes, careful Ca and lead arsenate use on cauliflower, sulfur for mildew, and cryolite dust for cucumber and bean beetles to protect the garden.

Cora Lee Westbrook County Home Hempstead County Victory New Zealand

Farmer Charged With Rape In Ozark County Case

Eddie Vanderdick an Ozark farmer faces Stone county grand jury action on a rape charge tied to an alleged assault on Betty Vanderdick his 16 year old foster daughter. He was bound over at a Justice of the Peace hearing and jailed without bond after the discovery of the girl in a barn on May 14 following a three day pursuit by state guards and police.

Mountain View Eddie Vanderdick Ozark Stone County Grand Jury Betty Vanderdick Justice of the Peace William Martin Batesville Here John B. Gower

Tobacco as chief currency in New Guinea trade

Report notes tobacco serving as the main medium of exchange in New Guinea's economy, replacing formal currency in many local transactions and shaping market practices. Local traders and island communities rely on tobacco quotas and trade routes to sustain daily commerce amid limited banking facilities.

London Bootlegger Jean Charges $12 Per Bottle

London in wartime sees a blonde bootlegger named Jean selling liquor on the black market at 12 dollars per bottle or 48 dollars for four, serving American GIs and others. Stores lack supply and prices soar. she explains costs, outfits, and risks while profiting from the scarcity.

Jean Okey Remyrse Park Lane London United States America

Summer School Opens Monday June 5 At High School

James H. Jones announces summer session starting 8 a.m. June 5 at the high school. It serves regular students and adults seeking high school credit, with two terms ending July 7 and August 11. Courses include English histories math shorthand and typing, with tuition paid in advance.

James H. Jones Oglesby School Crit Stuagy

Arkansas AFL Backs Roosevelt Fourth Term

The Arkansas Federation of Labor unanimously adopted a resolution urging Franklin D. Roosevelt’s re election at its annual convention closing session in Fort Smith. Fourteen new unions increased Arkansas AFL membership to about 85,000, with total unions over 300. Paul Caperton and Charles Boger joined the legislative committee.

Fort Smith Arkansas Federation of Labor Roosevelt Abington Organized Labor Paul Caperton Pine Bluff Charles Boger Arkansas A.F. of L L. P. Williams

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