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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1938
Page
2
Observes adolescence as a conflicted period of growth and rebellion. Explains young teens seek autonomy, fib about age, and favor older influences while religion faces resistance. Advocates continuing religious instruction led by capable mentors despite future shifts in belief.
Legal notice in Hempstead County Arkansas warns defendant Julian Mac Gamble to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by R L Gamble. Clerk Ralph Bailey signs the seal dated November 1, 1938, with Navy marks 2 9 16 23.
A petition signed by a majority of Providence School District 14 electors requests its dissolution and annexation to Hope School District 1-A. The Hempstead County Court will hear the matter at City Hall Hope on Wednesday November 9 between 2 and 4 pm. The order is issued by County Judge H. Rider and County Examiner B. E. Austin, dated October 24, 1938.
Detective Feeley and musician Weeks entangle band politics and a murder plot as The Swingateers manager Robert Tait confronts Weeks about a new song. Weeks reveals past profits from a manager’s deal and hints at blackmail, leading to pursuit and a dangerous recital of truths in a hotel lobby.
A dated AP Feature Service guide advises boys to be polite and entertaining on a first date. Plan the evening, respect parents, and open doors, with attention to proper attire. Conclude by ensuring her comfort, leaving both parties with a pleasant memory. An unrelated note mentions a 9,680 square mile area planted in trees in the United States since
Mrs Adam Kunze of New Milford New Jersey recounts a disrupted German American Volksbund gathering. Prime Minister Chamberlain plans a bold London return to undertake a thorough urgent reassessment of Britain's global position. Sir John Smone, Chancellor of the Exchequer, comments on the shift.
A breezy portrait of Fiorello H. La Guardia, American born to Italian parents, who rose from war correspondent to consul, lawyer, and congressman before dominating New York City politics. The book by Lowell M. Linpus and Burrow Levison offers a vivid, unstinting account of his career and character.
The note suggests uncertainty over La Guardia's future roles, naming possible positions such as president, vice president, cabinet member, senator, New York governor, third term as New York mayor, or congressman. It mentions Messrs Limpus and Leyson as not guessing.
The Bright Star Home Demonstration club unit with Mrs. Orla Jarvis met Wednesday afternoon on Columbus road for an engaging session. Miss Melva Bullington demonstrated rug making from burlap sacks. Plans announced for next year’s county fair and for attending the Melrose County Council meeting next month were discussed. Mrs. Jarvis and her mother, Mrs. Dudney, served nipple pie with whipped cream and coffee to nine members. The article notes the Florida cigar-wrapper tobacco crop as a $1,500,000 annual industry.
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