06 Nov 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1939
Page
1
Storix announces candidates for City Attorney office subject to Democratic primary action. Names listed include FL MWFADBIN, LAWSON, GLOVER, dated Tuesday November 28, 1939. A terse notice indicating party nomination process and eligible contenders.
The piece argues Americans should calmly review old age pension plans across states, citing California's Ham and Eggs scheme and Ohio Bigelow plan, while noting Tax increases and deficits amid 60 plus allowances. It also highlights drought relief for 115,000 farm families in 30 states and urges dispassionate consideration of pensions and drought aid over war hysteria.
Fragmented OCR text listing various items and nonsensical phrases. Mentions cleaners, rats, household chores, Soviet troops, Thule bases, films, machines, tuberculosis, and fables, with many unreadable words and jumbled names. No discernible coherent news item or event.
The first article in a series on hunting season hazards discusses how sportsmen bearing firearms appear in woods and brush across the nation, with a note from Colorado about recent hunts and safety concerns.
A jumbled column cites scientists questioning animal thought, remarks on sardines, a family visit, and a radio inventor's birthday. It notes government quinine stock plans and warns of hunting dangers, urging safe practices to prevent accidents and fatalities among hunters.
The story follows Joan Johnson and Dan Webber kidnapped to a country hideout. Ransom demanded to pay fifty thousand dollars with threats of harm if tormented by Saturday. Captors named Ed and Sam reveal a ruthless gang reputation while exploring town for an escape and clues. The Tribune notes Joan’s father J G Johnson as a powerful industrialist, hinting at a broader conspiracy. The tale tracks from the hideout to newsrooms and student chatter about elite figures.
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