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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1936
Page
1
Dr Morris Fishbein notes painters face chemical hazards from lead compounds used in paints, solvents, and fumes. Lead poisoning causes kidney inflammation, tuberculosis risk, and early deaths. recommends gloves, masks, overalls, washing, no eating, and regular six month health exams for workers.
A reflective essay argues most youths are shaped by environment rather than innate stubbornness. It distinguishes between bad boys who lie to harm others and weak or moral-onward youths who bend rules, urging parents to consider context, consequences, and potential for change rather than branding a child as hopelessly bad.
Review notes R C Sheriff’s Green Gates a warm tale of a London clerk who, at 58, rethinks plans for archaeology and gardening as he grows restless and unhappy until a real estate salesman prompts a country move and fresh purpose. Also covers England Have My Bones and Cadaver of Gideon Wyck with a positive note on Dr Scarlett. Mentions anti Roosevelt pamphlets in a brief propaganda roundup.
New York reports a flurry of critiques and defenses as Clifford Odets stirs controversy. London critic St John Elgine and domestic writers rush to the typewriter, praising and attacking the young playwright whose fame exploded two years ago.
Hollywood notes: an ex executive who married a young screen beauty contemplates divorce over nagging. George Kessel suggests patience due to her first speaking part. banter about diaries and Astor. Mary Astor denies scrap of Dodsworth rumor as theater men push release forward.
Round this autumn there'll be a rush of American stars returning from abroad. Sylvie Sidney Henry Fonda Edward Everest Horton and Genevieve Tobin are slated any minute with Marlene Dietrich Basil Rathbone and Ann Harding following as soon as they can. Richard Arlen went to England for six weeks and has retired six months. the picture took that long but paid him $100,000. A few title theaters hereabouts are collecting from actors instead of paying them. Randolph Scott has been married with the thistine. Carole Lombard is seen in tables outside and Carl from Clark Gable within Betty Grable racing her burgsin with her studio not to marry until
Odets remains a lightning rod for praise and criticism as his career spans stage and screen. The playwright, famed for social dramas like Awake and Sing, faces whispers about his circles, Hollywood move, and Bronx rooted work while preparing his first talking picture The General Dies at Dawn. He is noted for living in Beverly Hills, attending capitalistic amusements, and shaping The Show of the Bronx from apartment life on the Grand Concourse.
Judith confronts love and career entanglements after Eden Harris advises Jarvis to step back. Steve Fowler resurfaces with a marriage offer, but Judith senses a lost spark. Virginia Bent notes Judith’s slow return to life as a hospital scene and a dramatic confrontation loom.
Panama Kid, a professional nexro fighter, headlines the American Legion 1 fight program at the South Walnut area Tuesday night. He faces Kid Bufkin of Shreveport in a five round bout while other scheduled prelims include Cat Cannot versus a Spring Hill rival, and Coy Dorr with Thurman Lefevers in three rounds. The card also features three more fights and a battle reel.
The writer’s restless night in rainy Boston leads to a taxi ride with Polk the driver and a burst of productivity. Odets drafts Waiting for Lufty, pens a piano-voiced show, and composes an insomnia inspired piece IT Can’t Sleep. He travels with a portable phonograph, draws inspiration from Beethoven, and remains a discreet, famed playwright who moves through crowds unseen. He recently wore a sport jacket to a theater opening after visiting Luise Rainer at a country cottage, amid talk of marriage with this star.
Gran Mrs. Ben Goodlett hosted the U. D. C. at her home with co hosts. Floyce Jackson spent the weekend in Little Rock visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smead. Helen Frances Ditty visited Benton with her sister Mrs. T. J. Hockersmith. H Q Stuart enjoyed a fishing trip on the Little Missouri river last week. Wilbur Jones and Jesse Green attended Camp Pike. Imon Norwood visited his father in Little Rock. Mrs. L. J. Robins visited Raymond Robins in Hope. Chis Locke shopped in Hope. Lydia Stringer returned to Hot Springs after visiting here. Ditty returned home from Texas.
The notice lists standings and Sunday results for teams including Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, New Orleans, Birmingham, Nashville, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Boston, and New York. Highlights include Chicago 15-6 and Boxton 14-4 with several 5-2 and 7-7 indications, plus Detroit and other city matchups.
Honolulu report shows Hawaii paid 7,872,485 to the federal treasury for the year ended June 30, exceeding all but 16 states. The territory led a ranking that included Oregon Alabama South Carolina Montana Arkansas Utah Vermont Mississippi Nevada Arizona Idaho Wyoming and New Mexico.
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