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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1939

Page

4

War threat and frontline battles across Europe

England renews pledge to fight Germany alongside France and warns of retaliatory action if civilian bombings occur. Germans push into Poland with encirclement of Warsaw reported while Paris and London discuss war readiness. Parachute assaults and a large artillery duel along the Moselle valley further signal the widening conflict.

Germany Poland Chamberlain France Parliament Radom Warsaw House of Commons Berlin Switzerland Moselle Siefried

Mind Your Manners Quiz On Social Titles And Introductions

A reader style quiz on proper forms of address in letters and social introductions. It presents five scenarios with concise answers: use Dr Smith for a dieter, avoid Miss for unknown person, refer a doctor's wife as Mrs Doctor, a PhD holder prefers Miss in social introductions, and a married woman as Mrs Jones.

Hoem Mr Smith Dr. Sonith Mary Jones Welte Dane Doe Blink Cowl Company Dane Roe Blank Con Comaeeny Shoul Mes Doctor Dunue Dr. Smith

Haynesville Golden Tornado In Action Before Hope Friday

Haynesville's Golden Tornado works under coaches Tinsley and Cotton in a sunny September practice for the season opener at Hope Friday night. The Waynesville News cameranian captured shots of players in drills with G. Smith at quarterback, Crump, Hall, Marsh, and others shown in various running, passing, and catching exercises as they prepare.

Haynesville Hope Jianesville Waynesville Theeam Tinsley and Cotton

Futrall University President Killed in Auto Crash

Fayet­teville Ark U of A president Dr Julius Futrall, 66, was killed in a two vehicle crash near Westfork Tuesday night. Four occupants of the truck were injured, driver Thon Bradley 45 Winslow and two others Karl Moore and Clifton Mills were hospitalized with serious and minor injuries. Moore later died, Futrall was known for long, steady leadership at the university.

Fayetteville Ark Juli Futrall University of Arkansas Wens Gene Westfork BU Pti Will Ce Hone Thonas Bradley Winslow Gilier Karl Moore Clifton Mills Moore Putrall Ty Round

Runceral Rites Monday for J. B. Dalrymple

Prescott Arkansas obituary notes J B Dalrymple dies at home Sunday after long illness. Funeral services held Monday afternoon at the Drctond church with Rev Calvino Waller officiating. Survived by wife, one daughter Mrs Woodawn Borger of Little Rock, five sons Carl, Daly, Covina, Neo Cloud, Atoraplirs, and Dalyynyde. The story mentions a memorial service and a puzzling animal tail anecdote from a distant source fragment.

Carl Balsemple Covina Duhiyimple Dalyynyde Byesendy

Cranium Crackers Mystery Game Sparks Ruse Rumors

A garbled page fragment describes Benny and Marilee Moot amid puzzling clues in a contest. Bory Mouldle is cited in association with a ruse about Bees, while others face odd deductions and misplayed moves. The text remains unclear but hints at a playful yet chaotic challenge.

Benny Marilee Mnelieg Tren

Scales Funeral to Gas Co. Bond Refunding Approved in Camden

Mrs. M. Scales of Hope died Tuesday noon from a heart attack. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. in Camden with Proctor Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include three daughters C. P. Stinson of Los Angeles and Bah Black of Fort Smith. two sons H. L. Eason of Tulsa and G. O. Eason of Oklahoma City. and several brothers and a sister.

Scales

Fragmentary note on a thought passage from a unnamed source

A garbled excerpt references a thought and mentions a person or speaker. The legible words suggest a casual stream of thought with phrases like will and he, but no clear event or identifying details emerge.

Attorney Dies in Munticello Arkansas

MUNTICELLO Ark. A brief obituary reports that Judge Jans Gustin Williamson, a veteran South Arkansas attorney, died Tuesday. Survivors include his widow Lianar Williamson and Majy Adwan Williamson. Lamar Williamson, a campaign manager for Governor Cart KM Bailey, is named. Memorial services will be held here Wednesday.

Munticello Ark Jans Gustin Williamson Veteras Arkansas Whide Lianar Williamson Majy Adwan Williamson Lamar Williamson Cart KM. Bailey LS Oimpaign Wesbiereey Altgresns

Economic Collapse to Follow War in Old World

John T. Flynn argues Europe faces near insolvency as it finances a new war. He cites Germany raising income tax to 50 percent and outlines two borrowing paths: public bonds or seizing foreign investments, with England already issuing large loans and plans to redirect external holdings.

John T. Flynn NEA New York Europe Germany United States England Iran Tal Horrow Howie Barry Mussolini U.S Wa Shire U.S. Steel France

Cotton TV Opening Closed in New York

A fragmented notice from New York describes a television event opening on a day in October and closing shortly after, with spot timing and channel identifiers unclear due to OCR gaps. The text mentions a November or December timeframe and an unspecified closed session.

New York Vor TV Noi Lithinas Uff

British fear enemy may set submarine bases in Americas

London reports the ministry of information says the enemy may try to establish submarine and air bases on South and Central American coasts. It instructs HM representatives to urge accredited governments to take steps to prevent any breaches of neutrality. No further details were provided.

London Eng Ministry of Information

Hope Man Held On Narcotic Charges

Odeus Thomason, 37 year old Hope man, was held in a Texarkana jail on $2,5000 bond after a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Lowell D. Gibbons on federal narcotic charges. He allegedly sold morphine tablets to a government agent and denied the charges at the hearing. Trial date set for September 28 with Duke Frederick as prosecutor.

Odeus Thomason Hope Mnman Texarkana United States Lowell D. Gibbons Thomason Hope J. E. Killwough Killough Commissioner Gibbons Duke Frederick

Cravens Elected To Succeed Father In 4th District

Fadjo Cravens, 40, of Fort Smith, wins the Fourth District seat to replace his late father Ben Cravens. He plans to resign as city attorney and assume duties when Congress meets in a special session September 21. Tabulations show Cravens leading with 6.9 percent of votes from 275 of 31 precincts, with 3,784 for the nearest opponent among seven Democrats and one Republican.

Port Smith Ark Fort Smith Cravens Ford Stith Ben Cravens Teaday House of Representatives Cravens

Pershing Urges Full Strength at Special Session

President Roosevelt called a special session for September 21 to consider revoking the arms embargo. General John Pershing urged Congress to provide funds at the coming session to carry the military establishment to its full peace time strength.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate House Pershing John ‘. Pershing

Demo Women's Day Slated for Saturday

Hempstead county Democrats announce a national Democratic Women s Day broadcast from Washington on September 16. Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs J G Martindale urge funds for the women s division to meet county quotas, with Miss Hattie Ann Field named finance chair for Hempstead county. Democats are urged to tune in across networks.

Washington Roosevelt J. G. Martindale Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee Democratic National Committee Washington, D. C Martinedale Hempstead Woman's National Democratic Club Hattie Ann Field

Foss, Ex Governor of Massachusetts, Dies at 81

Eugene Noble Foss, 81, former Massachusetts governor and three time candidate for prohibition and tax reform, died Wednesday of a heart attack in Boston.

Foss Massachusetts Boston Mass Eugene Noble Foss

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