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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
2
Mrs. L. D. Springer reports starting Purina Layena for eleven White Rock pullets and assorted older hens, noting reduced grain costs and 12 dozen eggs since September. She highlights stronger chick growth on Startena, no losses, and plans to feed Purina Dog Meat to a Collie pup, praising overall health and profit.
A crowded slate lists Catholic High of Little Rock versus Paragould at Little Rock High School Stadium and North Little Rock facing Clarksville at Clarksville. Other games include Hope at Hot Springs El Dorado at Fordyce Fayetteville at Fort Smith and more across Arkansas and nearby states with several college and university matchups noted. The text also mentions the Chicago men s national squash singles championship set for February 11 13 with doubles in Buffalo March 4 5.
The continuation lists numerous donors and employees contributing to the annual Red Cross Roll Call. Names include Lawson E. Glover Steve Carrigan Jr Geo W Robison Co Mrs Dan Godbold Mrs Fred Harrison J A McLarty Mrs A K Hollaway Mrs Hugh Smith Mrs W R Chandler Pauline C Smith Mrs J T West Hattie Anne Feild and many others. Several firms and shops such as J C Penney Co Stewart's Jewelry Southern Ice Co Gorham Gosnell and Roy Anderson & Co are noted with 1.00 or full participation. Total contributions and 100 percent employee participation are highlighted, reflecting broad community support.
In a high scoring clash on Page One, Pine Bluff edged Hope 21 to 18 as Carrigan and Yerger sparked late drives. Hope held a 22 7 lead at halftime before Pine Bluff rallied with key passes and a fourth quarter interception return sealing the upset.
DeQueen Tilt Near notes Hassell protested a week ago while denying knowledge of protests by Harvey and Grayson who, though not team members, practiced with the squad for next season. Coach Storey said no formal protest filed against Quarterback Cole and lineman Baker amid alleged injuries as Prescott-DeQueen game set for 8 o'clock.
The program committee presented Carolyn Bare speaking on Peace At a Price and Leonice Bundy reading a poem for Armistice day. Ruth Taylor spoke to the girls on Home Making while a battle quartet performed. The meeting adjourned until the first Thursday of December. The article notes Tristan da Cunha's population of 380 as a world loneliness reference.
Treasury figures show the public debt at 39,527,924,089 for the first four and a half months of the fiscal year begun July 1. The deficit widens as revenue slips while WPA relief payments rise. total revenues dip to 2,005,736,573 versus 2,166,144,471 last year.
Raleigh report notes NC State tackle Ty Coon attributes football talent to his mother, not his father. Mrs Coon, a lifelong football fan, came from Ireland as a girl of 1% and once played rugby with a County Clare boys team. The piece also alludes to dinosaurs walking upright as a separate thought.
Joseph R. Fliesler and Paul Carroll trace the origins of a popular tune using ASCAP archives. The piece details songwriting processes, notable credits, and the evolution of a melody through publisher records and copyright entries.
Edward L. Moreland of MIT testified before the TVA investigating committee that TVA rates must rise about 43 percent to return investors' costs on the Tennessee Valley Authority power program. He argued even with full sale of power from existing and planned dams TVA would lose over 10 million annually at current rates, basing figures on 31.5 percent interest and depreciation. Francis Biddle challenged parts of the testimony and pressed for adjustments, prompting Moreland to concede profits could appear if interest and depreciation were lowered by nine-tenths of one percent.
The piece surveys South America as a resource rich region with major German led trade gains, notes shifts in share among the United States Great Britain and Germany, and weighs prospects of fascist influence versus commercial expansion. It warns that fascism argues for ideas alongside goods and sets up tomorrow's analysis.
Judy Alcott confronts a love triangle with Dwight, Marvel, and her past while Navy life pressures her. Jack Hanley offers friendship as she battles fear of gossip, duty, and losing the man she desires. Judy battles loneliness, longing, and social scrutiny at the Pensacola station.
Boston infielder Jimmy Hitchcock formerly of Auburn joins the Beys after marrying the daughter of famed Yankee pitcher Bob Shawkey. The union ties a rising Boston star to a storied baseball family, highlighting cross-era connections in the sport.
In Omaha Nebraska instructor P M Rivkabiugh of the Omaha Technical High School borrowed a confiscated slot machine from the sheriff and had eighty four pupils test it to show it never pays. He called the device a super shyster noting a 40 percent pay gate and misaligned wheels reducing chances.
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