23 Oct 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1939
Page
1
The piece analyzes shifting tax structure from 1932 to 1939, noting property taxes dropping to 32 percent of all taxes while payroll taxes rise to about 10 percent. It cites Federation of Tax Administrators estimates and outlines shares of property, sales, income, and payroll taxes, highlighting effects on purchasing power and production.
A fragmented note links European hoarding laws to lower egg ages for grocers in America. Hollywood faces new film fee woes as a professor recounts a tale of an aged Indian claiming to see two submarine mermice through ice. European blackout spreads to Finland, signaling broader disruptions.
The Bodcaw PTA met to plan a Tacky Party in the school gym on Friday night October 27. Patrons and pupils are urged to dress tacky for a judged parade with prizes for the luckiest man and woman. The event honors district cooperation.
Cranium Cracker answers list Benny Goodman on clarinet Orpheus lyre Guy Lombardo saxophone Paderewski and Chien Marx piano. It notes Piccolo Pete item and ex mayor Jimmy Walker praising New York during music week with war contrasted.
The City of Hope Arkansas will hold a Democratic primary on Tuesday November 29 1939 to nominate City Attorney City Recorder and one Alderman for each of four wards. Precincts: Ward One Arkansas Bank & Trust Building Ward Two Frisco Passenger Siding Ward Three Magnolia Building opposite 336 filling station Ward Four City Hall. Filing deadlines October 28 1939. Fees: City Attorney 25.00 City Recorder 20.00 Alderman 10.00. Ed Van Sickle Chairman J P Duffie Secretary.
Joan of Arkansas and Keith arrange a ride for Dan Webber to escort Joan, while Keith pushes Joan to test Dan. On a moonlit hayride with portable music, Dan opens up about his goals at Acme Pottery near Pittsburgh, and Joan questions her own direction as they seek genuine connection.
Hopewell Home Demonstration members met at Mrs. Osborn's home with Mrs. George Griffin assisting. Mrs. Hore presided, devotion led by Mrs. Delyell, roll call answered by eight members, and Miss Fletcher led a session on kitchen slops and a combined service cart project. Demonstrations impressed members. refreshments followed. There is a note stating 2,22 makes of automobiles manufactured in the United States.
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