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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
5
In a quiet dusk filled with memory and homebound thoughts residents recall loved ones and daily life. The report covers Miss Johnny Hereford sailing for a California vacation, college moves for Mary Jo Brady and other local residents, church circles meeting at North Pine street, and a trio of members joining Circle No 3.
The article notes Ed Goodlett turning 82 with a family gathering at his home in St Paul district. Mrs Maggie Goodlett had died earlier in the summer, and the Goodlett home welcomed relatives including Miss Boss Goodlett and Mr and Mrs J Stat. The event highlights Goodlett as an early St Paul settler active in local farming.
Longtime Alabama figure Hugo Heflin, known for blunt wit and stormy clashes in Congress, aims for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Hugo Black. The piece sketches his political rise, scenic personality, and notable campaigns as he contemplates succeeding Black in the federal chamber.
Disjointed OCR text recalls friends and relatives visiting in Ken icky and Pomessee. Mentions Drwight's Business School, Mint Site Mile, and Saint Vincent's. Scattered names include Janes, Hysitetqu, Gariinn, Watney, and Watney's relation to a Saint Vincent's setting.
Heflin described a vague panic at a dedication banquet in Denver's new filtering plant. The slogan for Alabama stirred discussion as attendees were urged to drink coffee due to no available beverages in the plant, raising questions about connections and logistics.
Mayor Ben Stapleton toured a city water plant where a waiter offered coffee instead of water. The mayor asked for plain water, but staff explained there was none available, leaving him without a drink during the visit.
Greeley Colorado report: Margaret Rasmussen raises cattle at Colorado State College of Education to fund college costs. She started with 75 dollars won in an essay contest and now her herd, including a heat of cattle, helps cover expenses.
Washington dispatch details confusion at the State Department over neutrality act policy in the Shanghai area. Secretary Hull and aide Michael J. McDermott face conflicting signals as Admiral Yarnell warns U.S. ships to stay clear, prompting debate on delaying formal neutrality measures.
The Ozan Baptist Women's Missionary Auxiliary held a Royal Service meeting at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. John Barrow's home. The program titled Called to Regions Beyond The Indian featured a vocal solo The Indian Love Call by Mrs. Wilbur Jones and talks on The Indian, Treaties Made and Broken, and Indian Missions Today Present Day Problems by Mrs. O. C. Robins and Mrs. John Barrow.
The note A serves as the tuning standard for most orchestras and is typically sounded by the oboe. It is stated that snakes do not cast their skins but shed only the outer epidermal layer.
Foreign Minister Hirota rejected interference with peaceful commerce in China while deeming arms and war implements not peaceful. Meanwhile American planes, listed as implements of war, continued moving toward the blockade zone from U S shores.
Grand Island, Neb. metal worker R. E. Davis perfected a 22 caliber rifle with a quarter mile accuracy and a homemade .38 pistol that can pierce one eighth inch steel at 400 yards. He used a modified 9.22 barrel to chamber a 30.06 cartridge, added a telescope sight, and built a 12-pound gun. Davis also created a 28 caliber revolver from auto parts with a hollow-point bullet.
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