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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1940

Page

3

Arkansas State Police a political safeguard urged by Adkins

Homer Adkins urged Arkansas at the state convention to back a constitutional amendment to depoliticize the state police. The piece argues for a professional, nonpartisan force to patrol highways and assist sheriffs, noting federal involvement as insufficient for inter county and inter state crime. It cites the need to preserve state police independence across administrations and points to editorial history on the topic.

Homer Adkins Arkansas Adking Fils FBI Washington Pen-nssylvania New York Arkansas Democrat National Guard

Safety of Our Government Is Free Elections

President Roosevelt, addressing the University of Pennsylvania's 200th anniversary, linked free elections to lasting safety for democracy and warned that dictators dread facing such ballots. He noted some well meaning people claim relief recipients have lost jobs or water rights, while White House officials refrained from labeling the petition as political.

Philadelphia Roosevelt University of Pennsylvania White House

Times Editorial Backing Willkie From New York Times

The New York Times opposed a Roosevelt third term and endorsed Wendell Willkie, citing defense readiness, liberal practicality, and opposition to concentrated executive power, framing the choice as crucial amid global crises and democratic safeguards erosion. The piece notes the Times’ long history of supporting Republican candidates since 1908 and signals a pivotal editorial stance.

New York New York Times Franklin J. Roosevelt Wendell L. Willkie Times Willkie

Cranium Crackers Philippines Quiz in War Coverage

The page presents a quiz titled Cranium Crackers focusing on the Philippines War in Europe and the Far East. It asks five questions about discovery, acquisition by the United States, geography, Philippine independence timing, and the U S high commissioner, inviting readers to answer on Combos Page.

Philippines Europe Far East U. S Philippine Islands United States U.S The

Bobcats Set for Smackover Tilt at 4 15 PM

Hope High School prepares for the second game of the 1940 season as 25 players depart at 4 14 PM by bus to Smackover. Injuries keep two end regulars at home. Hammons and Kimball to start. Smackover holds slight weight edge.Hope seeks rebound after a 24 0 loss to Haynesville Lat. Fans plan to follow. game starts at 7 45 PM with 50 cent adults and 25 cent students admission.

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Our Country by Robert P Tristram Coffin

An NEA Service essay arguing Americans should celebrate working people and pride in shared labor. It critiques foreign notions of labor, defends the mix of nationalities that built the country, and calls for continued hard work and self-reliance amid evolving ideas.

NEA Robert P. Tnistram Coffin Abby Tuli Europe Iastion Russia Robert P

Anger of the Lord Sells Israel to Philistines and Amnon

A biblical line notes the anger of the Lord against Israel leading to their surrender into Philistine and Ammonite control. The text references Judges 17 with a focus on divine wrath and political domination.

Israel

Aviation Speeds Dutch East Indies Travel By Air

Pan American reporter Peter Edson notes aviation links the Dutch East Indies, reducing months long river trips to hours. KNILM operates nine routes Batavia to Java towns, carrying passengers, mail, and freight, linking Batavia, Surabaya and other ports with Sydney, Port Darwin, and Pacific destinations.

Batavia Dutch East Indies South Pacific Gaul Borned Indies Thormas A. T. van der Hoop National Museum Holland Amsterdam Europe Near East India Orlay Bae van der Hoop Iin Royal Netherlands -Indies Airways Koninklijke Nederlansisch-Indische Luehtvaart Maatschappij KNILM Bandeeng Java Sidney Port Darwin Australia Beli Pacific Palembang Balikapapan Tarakin Bandjcumasin Paris Hollywood New York California New Zealand America Manila Hongkong United States Singapore Siam Indo- China Japan Palestine England Egypt South Africa Wexs

The Shadow Queen Magda Lupescu and King Carol II Return

Exiled King Carol II of Romania and his red headed companion Magda Lupescu loom in rumors of a possible coup. Magda, called the shadow queen, wields influence on politics, contracts, and foreign policy as Carol tightens his dictatorship amid peasant protests and court intrigue.

Magda Lupescu Shadow Queen Romania Roger Greene New York Caro 11 Balkan Bibi Carol Bucharest Magda Rumania Cyrol Madame Pompadous Sutin Maniu Mme Lupescu Torbade Thane Alexander Averestu Amsterdam Paris Chausee

New Doctrine for Africa and Allied Axis Plans

British and Italian forces clash in North Africa as Mussolini and von Ribbentrop discuss a future Africa doctrine. London reports British bombers striking from the Libyan coast to Ethiopia while Italian airmen sink a British submarine. The British raid Egyptian regions to hinder Italian advance into Egyptian territory.

Balin Africa Rome Britain Bomh Ethiopia Somaliland Egypt

Rumors of New Pacific Moves Rise in Washington

Reports say talks among high state department officials about Japan and French Indochina have sparked speculation of new American diplomatic moves in the Pacific. Fears of basing part of the U S fleet with Britain's Singapore fortress are discussed as possible outcomes.

Washington Pacific State Department United States Britain Singapore

Methodists to Begin Revival at Local Church

The annual revival starts Sunday at the Methodist church and runs for fifteen days through October 6. Services occur Sundays at 10:50 a.m., 8:00 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. Weekday sessions are 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., with no Saturday morning services. Children meet after school, and Young People at 6:45 p.m. Each day. Rev. E. H. Martin will lead singing and youth services. Rev. Kenneth L. Spore preaches daily at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Methodist Church E. H. Martin Mineral Springs Kenneth L. Spore

Watermelon Experiment Tends Toward Record Harvests at Oswego

In Oswego Kansas a farmer named Merk Schaltier planted melons atop a dry lake last spring. By August he harvested a large melon pod weighing about 80 pounds the biggest on the reel well.

Oswego Kas Merk Schaltier Seninteer

British raid and German sinking reported by war desk

London reports indicate heavy battles along the Kent coast with British forces clashing against German raiders. Casualty figures cited include hundreds killed and thousands wounded as ships and towns suffer bombardment and transport losses. London and Paris describe renewed wartime rations and stricter controls issued by Vichy authorities amid ongoing conflicts.

Alexander Bowling Head Elected In Hope Season Start

Alexander is bowling head for the Hope season to start Monday night September 3. E Alexander was elected president and Clyde Coffee treasurer. Twelve men per team, one game weekly, ladies night, $1 per player for twelve weeks, funds for alleys balls and expenses. Ten teams entered, two vacancies remain. firms or organizations urged to contact Clyde Coffee promptly.

Chambes of Commerce Alexander Clyde Coffee

Unseen Embarrassment Besets Pedestrian in Memphis Beach Area

In Memphis Tennessee a man walking near the beach section inadvertently snagged his pants on a car door handle, ripping his trousers from belt to knee and exposing his undergarments as bystanders watched. The mishap drew attention in a crowded area and highlighted a comic lapse in attention.

Memphis Tenn Pais

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