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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1939

Page

2

Death of Senator Logan of Kentucky Noted

Preston Grover Washington reflects on the death of Senator Logan of Kentucky. The piece honors his blend of legal knowledge and willingness to share data with reporters, noting his prior career as a judge and approach to tough issues.

Preston Grover Washington Senator Logan Kentucky Senate Logan Alice Robinson Senator Copeland New York Cenate Robinson

Anticommunist Legislation Faces House Senate Hurdles

Debates over a proposed law to require all organizations affiliated with international bodies to file detailed member and financial reports continue. Critics note lists of government workers who read the Daily Worker can mislead about actual Communist ties, while supporters push ahead despite signs of Senate resistance and shifting political mood.

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Contests and mishaps at community fair event

A mixed program featured women and men contests with playful tasks, a lucky quilt prize of 7.10 dollars, and a noon picnic lunch. A man died after a soap explosion during washing activities, prompting caution about safety. A barber shop suffered a radio theft and patrons complained of dull broadcasting while listening.

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Bruce Catton Examines Dies Committee Clash and Logan Death

Washington correspondent Bruce Catton recounts the Dies Committee battles against the Communist party and the German-American Bund, highlighting Senator Logan’s stand during the Supreme Court fight and Copeland’s ominous remarks about Logan and Robinson as the era’s pressure on anti Communist actions builds.

Bruce Catton NEA Washington Dies Committee On Communist Party Bund

Safe dangers and risky play in a family note

A column urging caution about children and risk contrasts casual stunts like chopping wood and riding car bumpers with the need to teach safe handling of tools and sharp objects. It argues life is risky, urges parental guidance, and calls for clear rules about dangers to protect kids.

Jimmy Buck Mother Jimmy Jones Tia Bubie Ter Roebison Wilson Lear

Keith Rhodes Leads Tech in Stadium Debut

Joan observes Keith Rhodes shine in a 26 0 Tech victory over Wesleyan with long punts and a pivotal 38 yard run. The Saturday glow of stadium crowds, backfield praise, and Joan’s growing interest in Keith set the scene for a campus tale to continue at dinner with his invitation.

Keith Tech Wesleyan Bill Slocum Marianne Elaine Carol Keith Rhodes Juan Joan Johnny White Barney Hughes

Club Notes and Community Fair Report

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All Vegetable Laxative BLACK-DRAUGHT Promises Relief

A vintage advertisement touts BLACK-DRAUGHT as an all-vegetable laxative for constipation relief. It claims gentle nighttime use aids sleep and morning relief, noting benefits for headaches biliousness sour stomach and appetite, with the main ingredient described as an intestinal stimulant. It emphasizes economy and simple directions.

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