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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1940

Page

3

Tribute notices and memorials in local papers

A brief note on tributes and cards of thanks appearing in newspapers, honoring meritorious deeds and memorials. It mentions editorial caution about space for memorial items and the Star newspaper disclaims responsibility for submitted manuscripts.

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Tin Supply Efforts for War USself Sufficiency

The National Defense Commission reports steps to stockpile tin from Malaya and the Dutch East Indies. A nine to twelve month reserve is planned should Pacific lanes be cut. Talks with Bolivian miners on processing and substitutes continue while reclamation of 800 tons of lean scrap grows. Self sufficiency is framed as crucial in war and less ideal in peace.

United States British Malaya East Indies America National Defense Commission Malaya Dutch East Pacific Pole Amerca Bolivia United

Twenty Years Ago From the Seweral Thang

October 0 1920 notices report Mr and Mrs LF Monroe of Washington in the city last night Mrs W R Anderson visiting in Hot Springs Mrs J A Henry visiting relatives at Waldo Leo Andrews of Pine Bluffs with D M Finley Charles Royston and daughter Mrs J J Battle of Fulton visiting in Hope Tulley Henry guests this week Glen Ellis Jane Ellis and children of Saratoga Bill Barrow of Ozan visiting Pearl and Rudy Conway this week will return home tomorrow

LF. Monroe Washington Hot Springs J. A. Henry Fett Waldo Leo+Andrews Pine Bluffs D. M. Finley Charles Royston J. J. Battle Fulton Hope Tulley Henry Glen Ellis Garland Ellis Saratoga Bill Barrow Ozan Pearl Ant Rudy Conway

Nerves and Food Fear Healed by Thought Control at Boston Clinic

The case study follows Mrs G a frail patient weighing 103 pounds who avoided almost all foods due to imagined reactions. After admission doctors reveal symptoms stem from emotional state not diet. Through hospital guidance she relearns to value meals and link food intake with health and pleasure. She recalls milk cravings and after a Christmas meal she stabilizes by mental conditioning and trusting medical counsel that the body is built for nourishment. The patient reports repeatedly that she now sees food as desirable and safe and can eat without prior illness.

Winfred Rhoades Tospital

Well Known Star Clue Puzzle Mystery Clues

A fragmented crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues about a famous actress. It includes hints to words like heavenly body and expert war flyer, with mixed language cues and partial phrases suggesting a themed puzzle. The entry resembles a newspaper puzzle page snippet.

Courage to Face Life Helps Woman Regain Health

Mrs. G fought years of mental and physical habits, overcoming food fears to restore weight and begin a new career. She faced life with grit, gained physical health, and developed a new will to be well and to struggle despite difficulties. NEXT: Negative Emotions. England's Bill of Rights was enacted in 1689.

Mrs. G

Cranium Cracker Answer Summary

Head coach L Carl Snavely leads Cornell while Army, Navy, and Town contestants vie for bowls. Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Sugar in New Orleans, Orange in Miami, Sun in El Paso, Cotton in Dallas. Giants and Packers finish 1939 divisions. miscellaneous team names and players listed with unclear details.

Carl Snavely Cornell University Army Navy Nile Kinnick Pasarban Calif New Orleans Miami Fla el Paso Tex Dallas New York Giant Green Bay Packers

Labor split, CIO rift shadowing AFL plans grows

Bruce Catton reports on the Labor movement split with leftist leaders Bridges Curran Quill opposing conservative Hillman and Lewis in CIO debates. Conventions in New York and the November CIO meeting loom for possible showdowns. Senate campaign funding and inquiries also noted amid a slow investigative year.

Washington America Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizatians Harry Bridges Joe Curtan Mincheel Quill Feaders Sidney Hillman John K. Lewis Bridges New York Lewis Jastders Fenal Effer Defense Commission Hillmon A. F C. I. GC Senate Campaign Invest

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