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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1940

Page

2

Memorial notices policy clarification in The Star

The Star states that tributes and memorial notices will be charged to banks and cards, with resolutions and memorials for the departed. It declines responsibility for safekeeping or return of unsolicited manuscripts and limits memorials in news columns to conserve space.

Associated Press Star

Inside Pan Americanism We Stand United United States

The piece argues that Pan Americanism links Argentina Brazil Chile and Mexico with Cuba Guatemala and Montevideo’s River Plate conference to knit the Americas economically. It notes bilateral deals sometimes diverge from Hull’s multilateralism while suggesting independence from Europe and shared surplus use benefit the Western Hemisphere.

United States Americas Argentina Brazil Chile Vargas Amazon Mexico Cuba Guatemala River Plate Montevideo South Europe Western Hemisphere

Miss Mary Arnold to Malvern for visit today

Twenty years ago Miss Mary Arnold travels to Malvern for a visit to her cousin. Several locals return from trips, including Miss Jewell Hughes and Mrs. W P Agee and daughter Clytia Verne, who visited Mr. and Mrs. F Daniels in Texarkana.

Mary Arnold Malvern Jewell Hughes W. P. Agee Je Clytia Verne F. §. Daniels Texarkana J. H. Betts Cornelia Betts Wisoh Pilkinton Washington Johnnie Hereford Michigan Madame Gardinla Hosea Garrett Pine Bluff F, Garrett Gus Maynes Little Rock O. B. Simmons Patmos Our City

Market Report From MecKee Mill and Peed Co

Economic commentary on strengthening governments and economies in the south to enlarge future markets. Advocates independence to boost purchasing power while warning that weak regimes invite foreign influence. Includes notes on poultry products such as heavy hens leghorns broilers eggs geese and ducks.

Various Authors and Creators Noted in Phrases

A muddled item lists Gilbert and Sullivan as fight operas writers, Rodgers and Hart as song authors, Nordoff and Hall as adventure writers, Lincoln and Douglas as debaters, Beaumont and Fletcher as poets, and experts estimating 50 000 years of natural selection shaping drought resistant buffalo grass in the southwestern United States.

T. Gilbert and Sullivan Rodgers and Hart Nordoff and Hall Lincoln and Douglas Beaumont and Fletcher United States

Mentor and the Scrubs Forge a comeback plan

In a tense scene at practice, Bill Landis pushes the scrub squad to push past doubt and craft new plays as Helen teams up for a first dance while Locker-room nerves flare over Dot Skelton. Landis confronts his pride as the varsity gears up to beat Westerburg and challenge Clayton.

Teather Drawsy Dot Skelton Bill Helen Dot Westerburg Clayton Landis Andis Pew Bill Roll

Scrubs Defeat Varsity Then Buck Plans New Aim

In a staged football drill Bill Mentor dominates a scrubs unit prompting coach Landis to ban him from the varsity. Buck, mentoring Bill, reveals a plan to sell coaching aids after Buck faces a career-ending injury while Bill vows to persevere and carry on with a five year football horizon.

Buck Bill Mentor

Local Social Visits Reach Across Towns and States

Hope residents hosted and visited family members across Murfreesboro Nashville and Prescott. Notables include Charlotte Rhodes Lola Wortham Charlene Wardlaw and Ruth Brooks visiting kin while Jay Rhodes heads to St Louis for Air Corps enlistment. A coroner’s jury rules a Tombstone lynching caused by lack of breath.

Charlotte Rhodes Others Wardlaw Hope John Gould Murfreesboro Graydan Anthony Monnie Marie Charlene Wardlaw Smithsville Okladay Okla Lola Wortham Prescott J. QO. Harris Nashville Ruth Broe Oks Erin Kelly D. W. Martin Camden G. W. Hood Jay Rhodes St. Louis Air Corps IT. M. Rhodes Texarkana Chester McCaskill Verdie Lovelis Claude Bradley Ray Culpepper Tombstone Ariz

Fragmented local notes show family visits and travel

The page lists numerous family guests and travelers visiting from Tyler, Hot Springs, Arkadelphia, and Dallas. It mentions Martha Brunson returning home from Oklahoma, Clyde Harris and children visiting their mother Ruth Honea, and a Wade family reunion. It notes a Cannon railway expert predicting about 2,000,000 Christians freed to the United States this year.

Ben F. Mulling Nuis Weels Martha H. Brunson Priday Okay Randolph Hones Tyler Texas Clyde Harris Juanita Mullins Arkadelphia Ruth 3 Geeil Moore PatrSill Okla Honea J. A. Wade tTarth W. Moore Jon He Uemen Toaster Miss Wade Sam Mullins Dallas Cannon National Railways United States

Divorce License Granted Amid Courtroom Confusion

Harrison county records recount a disputed divorce case tied to a license to remarriage. A former spouse sought formal action, while references to distant routes and old stagecoach lines hint at a historic, fragmented account of a cross‑regional journey and a proceeding with unclear service details.

Kansas City, Mo Harrison County

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