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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

3

St Louis Chorus Star Gussie Gustavisont Nears Retirement

Jeanne Gustavisont a St Louis municipal opera chorus girl for 22 years resists retirement. Since joining at the opera house birth in 1918 she has sung small roles beyond the chorus and earned the nickname Gus Vale from stagehands and stars. She lives at home with her mother and sister and prefers steady pay over fleeting fame as she knits sweaters in her spare time.

Jeanne Gustavisont St. Louis Gussie Smail

Love on the Line amid the Night Fire

Carrie frantically seeks help as a prairie fire roars toward Rock Creek. Mark Deuel and Ed Taylor rally men to save homes and the women, fearing Carrie may have fled or been trapped as the blaze and storm surge threaten their families.

Mark Deuel Ed Taylor Rock Creek

Mark in the Prairie Fire Rescue

Amid a widening prairie blaze Mark races through darkness to reach Carrie and Mrs. Taylor. He finds their wagon overturned near the dugout, the storm ripping a barn corner, but the women have escaped by wagon and horse, while the fire closes in on Taylor's claim. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the blaze advances toward the soddy and barn.

Carrie Taylor Mrs Ed Taylor Mark Big Ed Marky Carrin

Colorful 1940 Men’s Styles From New York Tailor

New York Fifth Avenue tailor predicts bold, independent Yankee styles for 1940 41. War pressures spur color and dash in men’s dinner and business suits with twilight blue ensembles green and blue toned coats college color linings and new director’s suit. Colored shirts brown greens and purples appear with subdued tones and updated knicker designs.

Adelaid Kerrap New York Fifth Avenue London Saville Row Glenurquahart Princeton Yale Harvard Crimson Dartmouth Homburg

Letters to the Editor on Hope schools reform

A lengthy reader letter criticizes the Hope school board for shifting elementary classrooms away from nearby Brookwood and Paisley sites. The writer urges a four-ward plan locating small-children classrooms close to homes, citing safety and access and asking readers to support earlier grades locally and scrutinize the board and superintendent.

the Star Rand Brookwood School Main Street Paisley School Ppaisley Ward 1 Jiaileonle Tn Ward Hazel Street Paislay School Christian and Gospel Tabernacle Hfe Smuatl

Indictment of Amateurism in College Athletics Sparks Debate

Sports editor Harry Grayson argues all star games undermine football and taint amateur spirit. He notes early season pro prospects, high payoffs, and young players drawn to pro ranks, while colleges allow coaches to push pros under the veneer of college sport. He cites cases from 1940 and warns of injuries and squandered education.

Harry Grayson Green Bay Packers Chicago Uke Curly Lambeau Jack Mara

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