Falmer News Editor Credits Washburn and AP
The item lists C. 5 Falmer with President Alex A. Washburn as editor and publisher, credited to AP and NERA.
28 Oct 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1939
Page
1
The item lists C. 5 Falmer with President Alex A. Washburn as editor and publisher, credited to AP and NERA.
The text argues the United States must act now with a long term vision to avoid Europe’s war outcomes. It urges expanding reciprocal trade, protecting the domestic economy, resisting price rises, and building a solid foundation rather than relying on temporary wartime prosperity. It emphasizes self-reliance, jobs, and sound policies to weather future disruptions.
DR MORRIS FISHBEIN reports from JAMA Hygela that life expectancy among white babies has risen since 1900, with estimates for a 1900 birth reaching about 48 years versus around 65 years by 1937 for girls. Insurance figures indicate overall health trends improving despite access gaps and public concerns about medical service adequacy.
A historical puzzle honors a famed suffragette with a horizontal and vertical word grid. clues reference Chapman, notable figures, places, and terms tied to the Women’s rights movement in the USA, including roles, objects, and abstract concepts as readers solve across and down.
The Star announces candidates for the Democratic city primary on Tuesday November 28 1934 for City Attorney E F McFaddin Lawson and E Glover.
The list mentions signers of the Declaration of Independence and notes four figures slain by Datlfuss, Austria's chancellor in 1984. It also lists a long senator from Louisiana, mayors and governors, and presidents of universities including Butter, Columbia, Hutchings, Cowan, and Dykstra across several states and institutions.
The article notes rising life expectancy at birth in the United States and compares it with Belgium England Wales Finland France Germany and Italy. It highlights higher regional life spans in the Midwest and plains states aligning with Scandinavian Australia and New Zealand benchmarks, plus a brief odd note on caverns with subsurface ice in hot months.
Public notice from Hempstead County Hunting Club announces the Grassy Lake area permits for hunting duck season 1939. Residents must apply by November 1 1939 to secretary Tom J. Hinton, with full name address land description and race. permits mailed before opening day November 15 1939.
An unclear item discusses straight salary pay per week for men or women with nuts and a mix of pay to farmers. It mentions Buvelst Mfg Co in East St. Lona and vague remarks about radio brands and cows toys, with garbled phrasing about confusion after an amputated figure.
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