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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1942

Page

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Civilian Brain Corps Proposed in War Effort

The president unveils a civilian brain corps to support the military, led by Bwight F formerly Secretary of War and governor general of the Philippines. Applications pour in at about a thousand daily, with uniforms and civil service pay. The corps aims to utilize civilian specialists while screening for suitability and health.

Army Bwight F The Philip Islands Cool Hoover Pugh Hue Lof Davis Corps

Nevada County to Have Clinic For Crippled Children

Nevada County prepares a clinic for Crippled Children under 21 with emphasis on brains over physique. Dwight Davis, a civilian head, oversees the brain corps while some technicians may serve overseas. The First Methodist Church hosts the event June 18 at 8 30 am as Hempstead Clark and Nevada counties cooperate to identify cases needing care.

Nevada County Steinmetz Dwight Davis Regular Army Corps Anmed First Methodist Church Hempstead Clark Nevada

Society Notes From Texarkana Visit Featured By Local Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Tuberville spent Wednesday in Texarkana. Mr and Mrs Elm Sharp host Mrs Sharp s sister Mrs HW A Terry of Clarksville Texas. Mrs Henry Toombs of Pine Bluff and Mrs J H Yeager of Little Rock visit Mr and Mrs H J Yeager. Mrs Francis Williamson returns to New York City after spending three weeks here with her grandmother Mrs

Frank Tuberville Texarkana Elm. Sharp

Steel Terms In the Blast Furnaces of Early Industry

In a primer on steelmaking terms a technician explains the jargon used in blast furnaces. The person who runs the furnace is the keep-0 while the slag drains through a hole called the monkey and the cinders formed inside are known as bears.

The Enemy Strikes Chapter XV Opens a Web of Secrets

Talcott reviews a smudged portrait of Baron Ferhard von Stampf, an elusive Nazi agent in the Islands. Patrick MacDowell faces probing questions about Halsey and Struthers as suspicions of a fraud and a conspiracy rise. A waterfront arrest follows the discovery of Sebastien with a knife wound.

Talcott Lke Struthers Svar Baron Ferhard von Stampf Brazil Islands Struthers Talcolt Thorsoughly MacDowell Standard Detective Agency Patrick MacDowell New York Halsey Federal Chemical Tman Talcon Una Bill Emancipation Park Abas Island

West Columbia Hosts Weir Family Visitors

Gretrude Moncrief hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hitt with guest Weir son drobert Hit and Mrs. Hitt in West Columbia Texas.

Gretrude Moncrief Mr. and M's. R. W. Hitt Weir Son Drobert Hit and Mrs. Hitt West Columbia,Texas

Piano recital by Mrs Regan pupils at church

Mrs J B Regan presents her piano pupils in a recital at the Presbyterian church at 8 00 p m on Thursday May 28 with likely attendance by local residents and families seeking a musical showcase at the church venue.

J. B. Regan the Presbyterian Church

Oversight at Tropica Park Race Ends in $5.50 Show

Merriweather Lewis of Jacksonville bets $0 across the board and learns his ticket on No. 7, named Oversight, pays $5.50 to show. No. 7 wins nothing else, while a separate Miami race scene notes a miscue and a historic 1969 Tor onto land lease for five shillings per year.

Jacksonville Fla Merriweather Lewis Tropica Park Miami The University of Toronto

Military Forces Get Baseball Equipment

New York wide world features The Baseball Equipment Fund run from the National League office has supplied armed forces at home with about 80 000 pieces of baseball gear almost all but uniforms or shoes The A kit includes a dozen balls three bats and title books The A Catcher s glove protector Most service members buy or exchange at cost from post exchanges Fans are asked to return balls hit into stands and some wearer belt includes Mak and chest potential error term included

Wide World New York Baseball Equipment Fund Natonal League Aleady

Petrified stone plan halted as deserts waste detected

The piece notes a throwback approach involving 1000 dozer balls for army use and observes production stoppage. It highlights Arizona's rich petrified stone deposits but warns the petrifying process has ceased, preventing further production and causing resource waste concerns.

Arizona

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