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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
3
Dr Allan R H Fo e recounts the Dionne quintuplets progress at age four in Callander Ontario. He notes their birth under extreme odds, survival, and notable growth gains over the past year including weight, height, and development milestones as recorded at Sick Children’s Hospital in Toronto.
The Callander Quints show rapid mental progress after starting tests at eleven months, now speaking in sentences and expanding vocabularies. They also develop a keen sense of fitness, enjoy playful duties like teeth care, and their finances stay securely invested in Canadian government bonds, funding a bustling life in the backwoods town.
In the Corn Belt Liberty League, hints of outside financial or political influence appear, while loyal state politicians push to steer it back toward Republican traditions. The group’s fate hinges on unpredictable forces amid spring conditions and uncertain future outcomes.
One of the oldest French navy ships, the Voltwire, built in 140 percent, is condemned to destruction. With two sister ships the Cundareet and the Diderat, she has been dismantled at the naval yard and will be towed offshore for use as a target by the Atlantis squid.
Washington reports the wage hour bill clearing a Senate conference path after expansion to seven members. Southern senators push for wage differentials while some supporters resist. President Roosevelt shown as potential ally amid debates on a fixed nationwide scale and timing. Wayne Fletcher of Hapo noted as a Friday guest in a related local item.
W. K. Lemley, a supervisory judge, and his brother HJ Lemley are quoted about land use and farming practices. The contorted remarks touch on carriers of cotton and the impact of travel distance on market behavior, noting that local buyers would be more active if within reach.
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