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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1943

Page

3

Community notices and social events in Prescott area

Local notices list meetings for St Marks Auxiliary Circle No 4 W S C S First Methodist Church Iris Garden club and Eurelian class at Fair Park with times. Upcoming weddings and visitors include Virginia Elizabeth Rosenberry to Jack Rosenberry and many residents visiting relatives in Shreveport Malvern Hot Springs and other places.

Rosenberry - Anderson Fred Anderson res@ort Virginializabeth Jack Wilson Rosenrry Malvern Prescottith Roy Fawcett Helenarie Cummings Drs

Two Texans and Arkansas graduate join air corps at San Angelo

At the San Angelo Bombardier School Flight Officer Edward Curtis Spillers of Hope took the oath and became a second lieutenant in the Air Corps. In Amarillo Pfe Weldon Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs P W Taylor of Hope, completed aviation mechanic studies. Lloyd T Hicks, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Hicks of McCaskill Ark, also completed the course at Hempstead county.

Army Air Forces Bombardier School San Angelo Texas Bombardier School Edward Curtis Spillers of Hope United States Air Corps Amarillo Army Air Field Pfe Weldon Taylor P. W. Taylor West Fourth Street Army Air Forces Lloyd T. Hicks Carl Hicks McCaskill, Ark Hempstead County

Ex-Resident of Hope Dies at Searcy

Arthur R. Hill, 62, former Hope resident, died at his home near Searcy Sunday. Born in Nashville, he had lived in Searcy several years. Survived by wife, a son Arthur R. Hill, Jr. of Washington D C, a daughter Mrs. Thomas Dise of Little Rock, and two half brothers John H. Green of Little Rock and J T Green of Greenville S C. Funeral at 10 30 a m Monday in Searcy. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park, Little Rock.

Arthur R. Hill Hope Searcy Nashville Arthur R. Hill, Jr Washington D. C Thomas Dise Little Rock John H. Green J. T. Green Greenville 5.C Pinecrest Memorial Park

Columbus School Set to Open September 13

Columbus High School will begin operations on September 13 per superintendent E. H. Acuff. The district also announced that the school lunch program will run throughout the year. The piece notes the Royal Gorge bridge in Colorado as the world’s highest suspension structure.

Columbus Columbus High School E. H. Acuff Royal Gorge Canyon Arkansas River Colorado

Mount Evans Highway: Highest Auto Road in United States

The Mount Evans highway in Clear Creek county Colorado is identified as the highest automobile road in the United States.

Mount Evans Clear Creek County Colorado United States

Pulpwood Cutting Aids War Effort Under Halted Labor Shortage

Regional Forester Homer C. Mitchell says pulpwood can be cut without harming timber stands to meet wartime needs. He endorses the D plus 6 rule for spacing and urges farmers to cut selectively using their own labor, boosting both war support and future timber supply.

Victory Homer C. Mitchell Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service WPB Donald M. Nelson Efort Mitchell Mitchel Tere Rouge-Bodcaw

Unlocking Adventure of Charles Courtney the Safe Locksmith

This excerpt narrates Charles Courtney’s postwar career as a locksmith after the armistice. He recalls choosing to start his own shop in New York, learning the trade, and handling urgent calls from clients, including a dramatic rescue of two children from a car trunk. He describes quick tactics to craft keys and a hidden-pocket alarm device for a single client.

New York

Prevent Food Losses Home Agent Advises

Miss Mary Claude Fletcher urges Hempstead county homemakers to reduce waste and use surplus, storing canning or selling unneeded food. She stresses proper storage tips for greens, corn, beans, cabbage, root vegetables, fruits, and tips on peeling potatoes and serving attractively to conserve food during wartime.

Mary Claude Fletcher Hempstead County Miss Fletcher

Hitler Gang film pitched as war effort propaganda by Paramount

Paramount plans a nearly two million dollar film titled The Hitler Gang to dissect Nazi leaders and their rise to power using only facts. Writers Hackett and Goodrich will craft the script with director John Farrow and producers Sistrom and DeSylva, tracing Hitler from World War I to the looming war.

Robbin Coons Hollywood Paramount Buddy. DeSylva Oem Kruger South Africa Kruger Goebbels DeSylva Joseph Sistrom John Farrow Wake Island Albert Hackett Frances Goodrich Corporal A. Hitler Hitler

Hope Hempstead County Pulpweed Cutting Plans

Hope Arkansas Soil Conservation Service technicians outline plans for pulpweed cutting in Hempstead County. The briefing centers on scheduling, methods, and site locations within the county courthouse area and related administrative steps.

Tain Hope, Ark Hempstead County

Shapely Model Reveals Leg Care Regimen For Flaking Sunburn

Nancy Lee the glamor model shares a leg care routine to prevent flaking sunburn. After bathing she rubs with a Turkish towel to remove doughness then applies lotion massaging until absorbed and finishes with talcum for smooth legs.

Alicia Hartner Nancy Lee Nancy

Special Care Of Scarce Beauty Tools

Lucille Ball advises on preserving scarce beauty tools as war production diverts resources to surgical instruments. Store implements in a separate case, avoid drawers with other items, have sharpened by a professional, oil friction points after use, and clean with an oily cloth. Cuticle scissors are for cuticles only, not toenails.

Lucille Ball DuBarry

Bank's Cashier Doubles in Elevator in Chattanooga

James A. Bass assistant cashier and building manager at Hamilton National Bank was forced to run the building elevator all morning after the regular operator quit and no replacement could be found. Wartime manpower shortage noted. Agriculture supports about 90 percent of Ecuador's population.

Chattanooga Tenn James A. Bass Hamilton National Bank Ecuador

Monogram Studios Plans Nazi Subject Film Project

Paramount backs research for a potential profitless picture while Monogram rushes production on a Nazi topic. Frank Wisbar, exiled German producer, contributes a story about women under the regime. Monogram aims for profitability with the venture and uses a provocative title Hitler's Women.

Paramount Little Monogram Frank Wisbar America Monogram

Hot Cakes Get Soldiers Vote from Camp Pickett Letter

A letter from a soldier in Sicily reaches Camp Pickett Va reporting that soldiers on the front crave hot cakes. The note requests five pounds of baking powder so Mess Sergeant Weldon C. Smith can whip up a batch of hot cakes.

Camp Pickett Sicily Betty Grable Lana Turner Dorothy Lamour Weldon C. Smith

Plan for Post War Care With Bonds

Clemson alumni of 1902 propose education support for children of Clemson students killed or incapacitated in the war. A class committee forwards $6,025 in alumni subscriptions. Of 59 graduates, 39 are alive. Funds to be invested in war bonds.

Clemson S. C

Ecuador Sets Sucre Value At 714 Cents

The sucre is defined as worth 0.714 of a U.S. cent or 714 cents per sucre, establishing the monetary unit exchange rate and its value in relation to broader currency standards.

Ecuador

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