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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1939
Page
3
A jumble of numbered clues and terms spans many topics from birds and minerals to clothing and currency. The list mixes scores and phrases such as yellow Hawaiian bird, Christmas, hidden notes like skin eruption, and phrases like this land's unit of currency, creating a broad, unresolved reference map.
Preston Grover Washington recalls the Unknown Soldier memory from Arlington and Chalons sur Marne. The piece recounts World War I graves, the four caskets symbolizing unidentified dead, and the solemn 1921 Arlington entombment that shaped America’s peace pledge.
In California San Francisco and Los Angeles report near even returns on a plan to fund old age pensions with statewide totals showing minimal Yes support and strong No margins. Ohio also rejects Bigelow pension proposal with partial precinct returns showing 246,980 for and 587, etc.
Patrolman Walter Angel, after 27 years on the beat, retires from active duty. A lab project on fatigue and safety is noted as of interest to Angel who sought a quiet rest after a demanding career. The fragment mentions his long service and a fatal sitting incident unclear in the text.
Sir Cyril Louis Norton Newall, a British air leader, was born in Tur (Tattia) India and rose from the Gurkhas to World War I fame. He earned the Albert Medal rescuing a bomb store blaze, then led the Royal Air Force becoming Air Chief Marshal. He married American Oliver Tenneyson Foster in 1925 and has two daughters and a son.
An energetic youth section led by Alvaine Hollister anchors a wide network of peace organizations. The National Peace Council, backed by the National Council and other groups, promotes a six point program to keep America out of war and seek a just peace and a permanent world government. Dr. Walter Wo Van Kirk is its executive secretary. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the movement’s wealthiest group, operates a Washington office under Dr. James Brown Scott and conducts extensive war and peace research with free publications.
The Tennessee Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Grafton Green, bars attorneys from using first names during proceedings and mandates formal address as adversary counsel. The ruling applies to all court appearances and references to opposing counsel. Justice Jack Smith is named in the context of formal address guidelines.
An ad argues against excess in work and leisure, praising balance. It contrasts the idle and the drudge, urging workers to share responsibility, then enjoy well earned recreation with family. It claims temperance and hospitality enhance life, featuring Budweiser as a companion to contentment after work.
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