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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1940
Page
2
The Star disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and warns readers about memorials and tributes. It states charges on tributes and related cards or resolutions and notes the policy to protect readers from fake memorials in news columns.
A discussion on the abundance of political committees and pressure groups shaping U S foreign policy. The piece argues that much material is propaganda in the plain sense, open and known, while some groups act as influential pressure networks diverse in nationality and aim. It notes the democratic process benefits from hearing all arguments and warns of growing power of these committees.
Twenty years ago references retell visits and movements of local residents. Mrs Floyd Porterfield left Little Rock after visiting at Mrs Thomas Kinser’s home. Miss Josie Anderson returned from Little Rock. W F Lander of Stamps and J D Moore of Stamps were in Hope on business and Jesse N Riley of the Hope Savings Bank traveled out of town.
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General Marshall sets strict standards for training a citizen army. New recruits will undergo a stern month in reception centers before seasoned sergeants drill discipline, obedience, and morale. The army aims to avoid World War I mistakes and demand firm command.
Ruth Millet argues husbands may not voice interest in home decor but given a chance will express clear preferences. The article urges couples to include men in furnishing choices, noting men who have a say tend to enjoy the home more than those who do not.
The passage notes that Army tradition mirrors the Declaration of Independence linking government power to consent. General Marshall calls on officers to lead and cooperate, earning the governed consent of hundreds of thousands of young Americans for a full year.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Brooks of Tucson Arizona guests of Mr Brooks parents Mr and Mrs A D Brooks. Harold Hulsey and son of Arp Texas and Miss Orn Gorban of Arkadelphia were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs S W Goren and Mr and Mrs A H Wale and daughter of Little Rock. Mrs P H Stephens spent weekend in Fayetteville with daughter Ena Ferny. Mrs W C Brown hospitalized in Prescott. Mrs Jesse Watsom business visitor in Hope. W Wade visiting Little Rock. Alterberry of Cooper Texas attends to business in area. Nelva Sue Tribble and Austin Hendrix of Henderson State College spent weekend in Blevins.
A 1940 suppression scene at Stage 18 features Mag-M's censor and photographer Mu reen O'Sullivan detailing a model's attire and a confrontation over payment. The account describes a dress over the slip and a demand for payback as the censor questions propriety and the model resists.
Mantay lists matches from November 18 to 26 featuring Bruner, Ritchie Grocery, S.C. S., Kiwanis, Kraft Cheese, Experiment State ion, Breakwoul Grocery, Hope Bas ket Cr, George Nobison, Rotary, Hempstead County Lumber Co., Life & Casualty, American Legion, M. System, Gunter, Bruner, Standard Oil, Krall Cheese.
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