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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1938
Page
2
A fragmented puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with entries such as cereal grass and evergreen tree, then shifts to a long set of numbered hints including king of beasts pillar of stone and evergreen tree. The text mixes topic hints, partial answers, and scattered references across a cryptic style grid.
The plan phases in higher minimum wages from 25 to 30 cents then 40 cents by October 24, 1045 amid limited regional offices and few inspectors. It details enforcement, protections for workers reporting violations, penalties for employers, and numerous exemptions including agricultural workers seamen and certain retail and service roles. It also sets overtime rules and duration limits for seasonal, learner, and handicapped employment with certificates.
Dr Morris continues his lecture series with pictures from excavations of ancient biblical cities buried for millennia. He has drawn large audiences in U S churches and now invites the public to view these gripping, explanatory images detailing civilizations of the distant past.
The puzzle notes Ben Turpin the cross eyed comedian born in New Orleans in 1874. It also mentions the English highwayman Richard Turpin as a separate name.
In Rotenberry ruling the supreme court found hundreds of names signed in identical handwriting on initiative petitions and held that signing another’s name to a petition is not a right. The decision noted no disguise of the fakery. The court also named C. W McKay of Magnolia to replace George Norman of Hamburg on the State Board of Bar Examiners.
The article outlines wage hour rules for piecework and time rates, stating workers must earn at least the minimum hourly equivalent. It notes a 40 cent minimum in 1945 and references a start date around 24, 109, with related guidance on wage calculations.
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