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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
1
A column argues the U S government cannot save American refugees in China by naval force. It contrasts Hollywood rescues with the real risk and notes war would be ruinous, urging acceptance of the State Department stance while highlighting the refugees’ peril.
A bulletin from the Alexander Hamilton Institute says after decades as importer the United States will export about 200 million bushels of wheat this year as western production rises and Europe’s supply needs revive. The shift suggests a return to normal global grain flows after a period of crop restrictions and unusual markets.
Dr Morris Fishbein argues against linking cancer to refined foods aluminum cookware or vitamin intake. He cites Britain imperial fund studies showing no clear diet cancer link and notes aluminum exposure from cooking is not sufficient to affect cancer risk. He warns against misuse of statistics by unqualified writers.
The LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee findings inform Clinch Calkins' Spy Overhead from Harcourt Brace. Miss Calkins notably comments on industrial slums and exposes harsh examples uncovered by the committee.
A mother frets over telling neighbors about a cousin’s box of costly children’s coats. Betty spills family secrets, Louise would rather stay quiet, and the editor suggests honesty. Recommends asking cousin to send future boxes to families in need.
The speaker urges direct communication to reveal actual items and gain consent. Louise is advised to invite friends to judge a coat from a cousin, likely leading to approval. John should be managed with a firm, consistent policy. The note concludes that forest fires can create rain clouds over the flames.
Long Hollywood gossip column highlights censorship shifts in film scenes from Live Love and Lew and Thrill of a Lifetime. It notes Mae West’s new project Ever day's a Holiday, Laughton’s Marie Antoinette delays, Lorre and Hayakawa testing Louis XVI, and Garbo-Stokowski rumors plus star travels and contract chatter involving Gable Crawford Flynn and others.
SPOKANE Washington white pine blister rust rapidly spreads through Montana Idaho Oregon Washington California Colorado and Wyoming threatening the nation's best timberlands. Despite mobilized control workers, experts warn that measures lag behind and vast areas may be abandoned.
Spore from rust on wild hosts like gooseberries and healthy trees moves on wind up to 900 feet, infecting pines by entering through needles and sap, causing cankers that burst to release millions of spores. Control requires destroying all host plants within affected forests.
Plans move forward to rebuild the coal marker that once marked the U S population center two and nine tenths miles northeast of Linton Indiana. The original coal monument was burned for fuel last winter by a needy family.
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