02 Nov 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1940
Page
1
The Star notes a policy to charge for tributes and memorials submitted to commercial newspapers. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and their safekeeping or return amid a deluge of memorial cards and fakina tributes.
An fragmentary reminiscence recalls a young officer in 1814 who, after reediting plans, joins a Galicia campaign against Russians. He endures grim hardships, witnesses Red Cross scenes amid slaughter, and finds brief solace in battlefield beauty before later trauma recalls.
November 2, 1920 column lists Mrs Etotee Moate of Girdon visiting sister Mrs JL Metian, Mrs Mamie Merrick returning from Montreat North Carolina, Miss Opsl Hay leaving for Ft Worth and Abilene, Texas for a month, Mr W F Hoyle with parents at Malvern, RE Wood of Blevins in town, and W C Griffin of Cross Roads in town today.
The text lists constitutional amendments including the three Civil War amendments and the child labor amendment at 28 of 36 states, noting the current 36-state requirement. It then shifts to a reflective passage about Fritz Kreisler, Vienna, music, and art, with a quote about the indestructibility of music and enduring values amid a troubled world.
Sidney Braitwood and Hugh Langdon confront a deadly mystery after Adam Langdon’s death during a tense night. They piece together a planned crime involving Pat, Nella, and a hired driver, while Gundrum and others witness the halted plan. Hugh admits a defense killing to prevent a greater crime, risking exposure as the truth surfaces.
Bruce Catton reports a tense contest across New York and New England with upstate Republican strength rising while New York City leans Democratic. Mead battles Barton for Senate as Fish faces Steehlm. Massachusetts treks with Walsh amid pro British policy critique. Barbour and Cromwell contest New Jersey. Carmell and Edison vie in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire leans Democratic. overall national shifts influence key state races.
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