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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1941

Page

13

Defense Aids the Farmer by Jack Stinnett

Washington notes that despite lend lease boosting exports, the farmer's security hinges on rising domestic demand. Bureau of Agricultural Economics cites record buying power and wage growth fueling farm purchases for homes, schools, and aid programs, with Wickard stressing food's wartime and postwar importance. The piece ends with a humorous exchange between Miss Underwoulds and Mr. Remington.

Washington National Defense Department of Agriculture Great Britain Agriculture Department Red Cross United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau Johnny Walker

Faculty As Seen By the Seniors

Seniors praise faculty across traits from concentration and wit to helpfulness and leadership. They describe Mrs Dean as capable and focused, Miss Drake as witty and aspirational, Mrs Summerville as action oriented, and Coach Hammons as pushing cooperation.

Interference and banter in a run of odd lines

A playful series of exchanges riffs on relationships jobs and humor. The dialogue references Army football Navy, bill posters, a magician’s assistant, a sawing act, nightsticks, and a coffee joke ending with a needle haystack gag.

Chinese cook and bear encounter in the woods

A Chinese cook wanders a wood and is followed by a grizzly bear smelling his trail. He mutters in a mock accent about cooking more and tasting the trek, ending with a mock boast of making more.

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Jack Stinnett Wickard Tomorrasy America Miss Underwoulds Mr. Remington Miss Payton Mrs. McRae Mrs. McGill Mrs. Allison Miss Drake Miss Davis Mrs. Mason Mr. Davis Mrs. Summerville Mr. Jones Mr. Jackson Mr. Brasher Hammons Miss Taylor Mrs. Henry E. B. Wall R. E. Griffin Mgr James Ward Ward & Son Army Navy Free America B.R. Hamm Motor Co Luther Garner
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