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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1941

Page

3

Poll tax notices and Icelandic troops referenced in Our Daily Bread

Our Daily Bread notes Hempstead County poll tax counts show about 1,000 below normal voting strength with a next Tuesday deadline for payment. It discusses poll tax relevance to school funding and eligibility for state and local elections, and shifts to U S occupation of Iceland with comments on British forces and future American defense commitments.

Hempstead Nauure Arka Congress Iee-island Ord Teeland Jonasson United States Iceland U. S Ireland

Strong Winds Send Three Ships to Distress in Atlantic

A storm system whipped Caribbean shipping with hurricane winds, endangering three vessels. The S S Ethel Skakel reportedly sank 200 miles south of Hindi, while the Latyin freighter Abgara ran aground near Cuba and salvage operations were requested. The Muncove reported distress off the Gulf of Venezuela. The Eswex ran aground near Southend Lighthouse. crew were safe. The same winds caused crop damage across New York.

Associated Press Caribbean Erie S. S Muncove Gulf of Venezuea Southend Bhick Island Rhodes Islands Texas New York

Senate Rejects Repeal Proposal in Neutrality Debate

Washington reports show Senate leaders rejected a straight repeal of the neutrality law and favor amendments. The administration supports revisions to permit limited aid and to allow U.S. entry in certain war zones and to protect ships and ports, with President Roosevelt to address the issue next week.

Washington Congress Holsday Sen. McKellar McKellar Senate Priday Legiei Presi-ent Roosevelt Conally

Through the Shelf a Curious Comic Page Inquiry

A jumble of OCR text asks about a famed author and a book tied to Mississippi, listing playful hints and characters. It references Vinny, Jiny Hawkins, and a comic page, seeking the author and title clues in a newspaper context.

Autho Jiny Hawkins Alentine

Bobcats Prepare for El Dorado Conference Opener

Hope Bobcats leave Friday at five for El Dorado seeking their first conference win against the Wildcats. Hammons is out with an ankle injury while several players miss practice but aim to play. Wildcats coach Skipper Hays and Robert Smith drill the squad to fix errors from the Haynesville game as Dale Gray and Sam Lyle are listed to contribute with others vying for wing positions.

Hope Bobests el Dorado Olelock Wildcats Bobcats Haynesville el Dorado School Lop Oil City Leary Guy B Hays Robert Smith Rowland Field Nash Fol Hammon Hone Bohtats Hope Smackover Dale Gray Golden Tornado Sam Lyle Waynesville Poison Ivy Raymond Bullock J. W. Cross Louisiana Aggregation Ffee

Library at Blevins Changes Schedule

The Blevins Public Library will be open from 10 to 12 on Tuesday through Saturday. The schedule change aims to serve school children better by widening daytime access during the week.

Blevins

Football Friday: Magnolia A. and M. V. Murray Ap tics chaos

Magnolia A and M faces Murray Ap tics of Nihomingo Olea at Maynula Td Arkansas Tech plays Wentworth Military Academy Russellville high schools schedule Lions Pine Bluff Fordyce Blytheville Walnut Ridge Clarksville Hot Springs Magnolia Camden Forrest City Hope El Dorado Van Buren Fort Smith Arkadelphia Amity Rogers Bentonville Hamburg Monticello Huritio De Queen Sheridan Bauxite Malvern McGehee Crossett Basiyop La Wynne Parkin Newport Augusta Nashville Batesville Conway Fayetteville Silon Springs Clinton Bald Knob Huntsville Harrison Eudora Lake Providence La Piggott Corning Clarendon Dunas Warren Lake Village Mansfield Mena Subiaco Stuttport Risen Dertmuatt Clerks Prescott Hernando Miss Osceola Truvie Paragould Valliatt Qhlia Ashtown Jonesboro Little Rock High School Stadium Searcy Catholic High Searcy.

Arkansas Tech Wentworth Military Academy Russellville Pine Bluff Fordyce Blythevile Walnut Ridge Clarksville Hot Springs Magnolia Camden Forrest City Benton Hope el Dorado van Buren Fort Smith Arkadelphia Amity Rogers Bentonville Hamburg Monticello Huritio de Queen Sheridan Bauxite Malvern McGehee Crossett Basiyop Wynne Parkin Newport Augusta Valliatt Qhlia Ashtown Yonesboro Little Rock School Stadium Catholic High Searcy

Must Return Cards to Army for Hempstead County Lands

Hempstead county farmers land owners or tenants are urged to return their maneuver ends to the Army Land Board in the courthouse by week’s end. Lieutenant Dillenbork emphasized the need for a report from all wards sent whether damage occurred or not. The local Army Land Board office in the courthouse is currently closed.

Hempstead Army Land Board Dillenbork

Our Navy Fights and Wins Against Barbary Pirates

The article recounts early U S efforts to curb Barbary piracy, highlighting President Adams and President Roosevelt era framing, Preble and Decatur actions in Tripoli harbor. It emphasizes the 1804-1805 operations including the Philadelphia raid led by Decatur and the Constitution's role in breaking the pirate threat, portraying a formative moment in American naval history.

Roosevelt U. S Aimerica Tom Wolf NEA Tripoli John Adams United States Trbute Morocco Tunis Algeria Antanas Bey of Algiers Bashaw Constitution Preble Naples Augusta Hal Wis Stephan Decatur Mediterranean Philadelphia Decatur U.S. S

French Protest Japanese Action in Indo China

French Indo China authorities protested vigorous duty by Japan after widespread arrests by Japanese troops in the colony. France called the command action a violation of sovereignty, despite a recent protocol in which sovereignty was assured and troops allowed to occupy bases.

VICHY IUPM Japan Ese France

Dodgers Clinch National League Pennant in Shutout

The Brooklyn Dodgers clinched the NL pennant by blanking the Boston Braves 0 to 0 behind White Wyatt’s five hit pitching. It marked their third pennant in club history and moved them two and a half games ahead with two games left. Wyatt struck out five and allowed only one baserunner, while Dodgers hitters backed him with nine hits.

Boston Brooklyn Dodgers Braves White Wyatt Trumph Brooklyn Kames Hitches Tie Tom Earley Kart Johnson

Police Hold Truck Driver in Hwy 67 Collision

Friday police held a Fulton man named Tea Williams on pending charges after a collision on Highway 67 between Rupe and Fulton. The truck reportedly parked on the highway, and Mrs Patt Flanagan of Hope collided with it. a woman, Miss Elie Guthrie, escaped injury while the other occupant was injured.

Tea Williams Patt Flanagan Hope Rupe Pulton Flanagan Elie Guthrie

Growth of Auto Supply Is Told

Ted Jones outlined the auto accessory and supply industry at Hope Rotary, tracing its origin in 1909 with George Pepperdine and First year sales of 12000 to today’s multi million dollar network of 200 stores and 2000 associate stores. He noted milestones including Dallas branch in 1921 and expansion to 40 branches by 1925 and 1934 system of associate stores.

Reas Henry Ford Odel T Ted Jones Hope Rotary Club Mote Barlow Friday Western Auto Jones George Pepperdine Kansas City the &Ystem My. Jones E. McGregor Fruit &Truck Eugene Sweringen

Nashville Wins Dixie Series Title Behind Run-Heavy Win

Nashville secured the Dixie Series title with a 6-2 victory over Dallas, clinching the championship for the second straight year as they swept the series. The Vols built a decisive lead and outplayed Dallas in the Texas League showpiece, with strong hitting supporting their title run.

French Court Executes 3 Communists by Guillotine

Paris reports the state tribunal executed three men by the guillotine on Friday. The three were the first to die under the powerful French court, aimed at quelling German reprisals and opposition. Authorities indicated more condemnations were expected soon.

Paris Tribunal of State

City Ends Daylight Saving Time Saturday Night

Mayor Albert Graves announced that Daylight Saving Time will end at midnight Saturday, switching Hope city clocks back one hour to Central Standard Time. Residents should adjust Sunday’s schedules and church services will proceed on CST. The Southwestern Proving Ground also returns to CST by Monday morning.

City of Hope Albert Graves Eric Day Southwestern Proving Ground Ity Government

Pioneer citizen P R Nesbitt of Blevins dies at 83

P R Nesbitt 83 pioneer citizen of Blevins died at his home at 3 30 Friday morning. He is survived by his widow three sons and four daughters Warren L Napoleon and Young Nesbitt all of Blevins Miss Edna Nesbitt of Strong and Misses Totu Florence and Mary Nesbitt of Shreveport. Funeral will be held at 1 a m Saturday at Marlbrook cemetery three miles east of Blevins. The Rev Mr Nolan Presbyterian pastor of Presvall and Blevins will officiate.

P. R. Nesbitt Blevins Warren L Napoleon Young Nesbitt Edna Nesbitt Strong Totu Florence Mary Nesbitt Shrevebert Nesbit Marlbrook Mr. Nolan Presvall and Blevins

A Thought on Trees and Fruits From Luke 6:43

A compact biblical reflection notes that a tree is judged by its fruit rather than its appearance, citing Luke 6 43 to emphasize that good trees bear good fruit and corrupt trees bear bad fruit in moral evaluation.

Mines Blow Up Attacking Nazi Shock Troops

British radio quoting Moscow officials reported German shock troops in the Crimea were blown to pieces by Russian mine fields. Russians claimed success near Leningrad and recaptured villages, while Germans declared progress near Kiev. The report notes heavy German losses and continued assaults with paratroopers and infantry on the Crimean peninsula.

Associated Press Crimean London Leningrad Red Star Adolf Hitler Kilev Russia Black Sea Sevastopol Caucasus Adolf Hiller Berlin Norway Gesel Dugoc Gulf of Vinns Mand

Moths Are Drawn to Light Beyond Desire

A smooth moth does not circle a light from choice but due to an involuntary response. The light’s glow impacts the insect’s brain and governs its flight, revealing how perception can drive behavior beyond intention.

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