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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1940
Page
1
A reader note from Tributes Etc reminds readers that tributes cards thanks memorials and unsolicited manuscripts should be sent to the designated mailbox or address. The notice emphasizes safety and proper channels for memorial content and discourages unsolicited submissions.
The passage discusses resistance within occupied Europe, noting small but growing sympathy for non Nazism elements. It cites Norwegians sentenced for radioing to Britain and rumors of sabotage in Denmark and Czech lands. It warns that occupiers seek to suppress resistance while everyday life strains under invasion.
Ruth Millett argues that French measures to favor large families postwar reflect occupation logic. She condemns war time cruelties that starve and displace women and children, then praise motherhood as a political instrument. The piece frames motherhood as a tool used by conquerors to control populations.
Nina Edorava, a White Russian seeking American citizenship, and a diverse group join Granny and Mother in a Chinese boarding house. The Family gathers exiles, lovers, idealists, and fortune tellers as they face danger, unrest, and exile with varying cope and hope.
A review notes that literature by exiles reveals opposition within conquered nations. It discusses espionage and sabotage as familiar realities under the Fifth Column and suggests Europe may be witnessing a Seventh Column idea reversing the Fifth. The piece hints at true understanding born only from exile.
Puzzle style list references a National Monument with four carved heads in South Dakota and a series of numbered clues across vertical and horizontal sections. It reads like a word puzzle with scattered terms such as hair, temple, and other varied clues, tied to the monument and its features.
Scotland Yard opens a three year underway extension to the Embankment building, adding 50 000 square feet. The first arrival is the criminal record office with 60 staff and files and photographs of every living worthwhile criminal in the country.
Bruce Catton argues WPA relief rolls rise despite defense jobs. About 1.69 million on WPA with a winter peak near 2.9 million expected. backlogs at 1.0 million, second only to 1937 crash. Defense spending offers uneven gains, with southern relief and slow reemployment.
A New York tourist left his car parked at Meet ing and Broad streets in Charleston to take photos of passing traffic. Charles Falans stopped to store, witnesses reported the vehicle briefly blocking the intersection during the photo moment.
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