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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
3
Peeksa Bhoo Health Exercises Rumor Sparks Gossip
A fragment from a newspaper item notes a humorous exchange about health exercises. The husband is said to rise for routines, with a punchline attributing the practice to a neighbor in the adjacent apartment rather than the husband. The brief dialogue captures light domestic intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Toi
Gil
Notice to Be Given Draftee by Local Selective Service Board
The board released guidance on mailing Questionnaires Form 40 to registrants to start classification and selection. Daily notices list questionnaires mailed, and the Classification Record Form 100 logs actions taken. Notices of mailed dates count as notice even if not received, with penalties for failure to register under the Selective Training and Service Act. Public inspection of the Classification Record is allowed during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. B. Bary
Local
Selective Service Board
Selective Service Regulations
Board of Appeal
United States District Court
Inflation and debt limits in wartime policy debate
John T Flynn argues inflation rises with purchasing power and price controls fail in peacetime democracy. Morgenthau and Wall Street comment on debt, proposing a 5 billion extension rather than 20. The piece warns a 74 billion total burden and a 2 billion annual interest postwar cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgenthau
Wall Street
Congress
RAF Downs 138 German Bombers and One Fighter
The Royal Air Force said fighting planes roared to bat tle off the southeast coast and shot down 138 German dive bombers and one fighter attempting daylight raids on Britain. France protests to Armistice Commission over Lorraine expulsions as residents are moved toward unoccupied France at seven trains daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF Downs
London
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Jehannel
Britain
Vichy
German Armistice Commission
Lorraine
Poland
France
Jobs Open at Camp Robinson Continued from Page One
A letter notes possible increased demand for electricians linemen and wiremen for Camp Robinson work. Interested persons should contact local employment offices and file applications now. If local supply is exceeded, state employment offices will refer qualified applicants. do not travel to Little Rock for a job unless notified by your home office. Wiremen brace and bit screw-
Camp Robinson job market tightens as layoffs begin
Drivers, plietal hammer, torch keyhole and saws pocket knife. Linemen climbers, belt, bolt wrenches, pliers and connectors are listed among tools. Rate of pay at least 1 an hour. Other trades work at Camp Robinson has apparently peaked and crews are being laid off. Permanent jobs will be under Civil Service and the Veterans' Placement Service will continue to announce exams for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Robinson
Camp Robbison
Umder Civil Service
Veterans’ Placement Service
C C Thomas Invited to Municipal Meet in Nashville
Water superintendent C C Thoms invited to join Arkansas Water and Sewage Conference district meeting at Nashville 9:30 p m Thursday November 21. Attending will be water superintendents from Mt Ida Norman Glenwood Amity Dierks Murfreesboro Nashville Mineral Springs DeQueen Foreman Ashdown Texarkana Hope Prescott Gordon Arkadelphia Lewisville Stamps Waldo Magnolia. Conference, in its second year, follows a 1939 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thoms
Arkansas Water and Sewage Conference
Nashville
Mt. Ida
Norman
Glenwood
Amity
Dierks
Murfreesboro
Nashiville
Mineral Springs
DeQueen
Egyptian Premier Dies Suddenly
Cairo reports Premier Hasan Sulayman Pasha collapsed and died while reading King Farouk's throne speech at the Parliament opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Hassan Subry Pasha
Farouk
Red Cross Names and Sponsors on Page One List
A long list of Red Cross volunteers and sponsors is presented, naming numerous individuals and local business supporters such as Hobbs Grocery, Star Barber Shop, Credit Bureau, City Market, Checkered Cafe, and Tol-Ex Serv Station. The page includes many ladies and gentlemen with affiliations to clubs and civic groups, ending with a single dollar amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett Williams
McDavitt
E. M. McWilliams
E. N. May
John H. Arnold
Galster
W. W. Johnson
C. McNeil
C. C. McNeil
Thompson Evans
Horace Jewell
Edwin Hawkins
E. PF. McPaddin
Harry Moore S. G. Norton
Harry Briant
N. T. Jowell
Lyle Moore
J. W. Perkins
Roy Johnson
M. Ramsey
Harry Hawthorn Hays
Munn Hobbs Grocery
Cecil Dennis
Star
Royce Smith
Joe Black
L. McRae
K. G. McRae
Edward Schooley
T. A. Middlebrook
Ora Man Mendy
Q. L. Bowden
Geo
T. Crews
Gen T. Crews
Leo Robins
City Market
Frank Dauelas
Harold Williams Howard Byers
Sweeney Copeland
Tol-E-Tex Ser
Sta
Alfred Haynes
Allen Keith Gregory
Earl O'Neal
D. H. Lipscomb
A. W. Stubbeman
C. W. Tarpley
Credit Bureau
Charles H. Benson
A. E. Alexander
J. F. Ward
Fragmented listing notes and a dust explosion warning
A cluttered OCR list names numerous individuals and shops including Mra A D Middlebrooks Mrs Harald Oastler and several couples with small monetary figures. The item ends with a safety note stating that static sparks can ignite dust and static electricity is a possible cause of many explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Middlebrooks
Harald Oastler
C. Hollis
Kenneth Spore
Mynal
McCtarty
T. R. Beard
Matthews
Fred Formby
Willie Harris
Max Cox
Chas. A. Hervey
Ray McDowell
Buck Powers
L. N. Garner
Carl Smith
Georgia Haynes
Joe James
J. BE. Marphoo
L. M. Boswell
Oscar Grey Rephanson
C. Woodaloo
W. P. Singleton
Mr. and. My. Coop
Polk Milinery Shop
Milton Enon
Whikten-York Fur Guy Card
Chester Hollomar
Frank G. Ward White & Co
Cash Ou
Gibson
Gibson, Sr
Hall Bros
Steven Bader
Enda Earl Hall
Special Election Called in Hope School District No 1A
Hempstead County Arkansas calls a special election for a six mills building fund tax to repay a $229,500 refunding bond over twenty seven years. The poll runs November 40th 1940 from 2:00 to 6:30 PM at Hope City Hall. County Examiner Be A Austin signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Towit
City of Hope
Austin County Examiner
No Reckless Driving You Tractor Jockeys
Raleigh according to the attorney general the office ruled that an intoxicated driver of a tractor on a public highway could be prosecuted under the state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Attorney General’s Office
Harvest God’s Corn Charity Across Churches in Dunbar
In Dunbar Nebraska locals from Presbyterian and Catholic parishes planted one acre of corn on their church lands nicknamed God’s acres. They harvested this fall and donated the yield to support their churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bhoo
Ladies Specialty ‘Shop
Charles A. Haynes CO
Draft Board
Choige
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Enuine
DU Pont
du Pont Company
Zerex
Zerone
Automotive Supply CO
West Point
Uncle Sam
Robert J. Eichelberger
U. S. Military Academy
Benedict
Eichelberger
90 Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
John T. Flynn
Molotoff
Tack
C. C. Thomas
Red Cross
Texas
Avondale
NAVY
Great Northern
Country Club
Pork & Beans
Kroger's Chocolate
Camay
Strong Heart
WESCO
Broiler
Easone
Spotlight Coffee
Cecil W. Dennis
Gro
Mgr
Skroger
Ead
K, J, Caplinges Jr
Mkt
Guaranteed Brands
Olds Liguio
Wenderhul Linimont Co
Talbot
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
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