27 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1939
Page
1
The piece argues that wartime and postwar inefficiency cost the nation up to two hundred billion dollars in lost income. It urges mastering production and employment, warns against dictatorships, and notes the National Resources Committee cannot yet solve how to restart full employment and growth.
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes a University of Pennsylvania study on acne causes including sugar intake and gland function. The report notes a fourth of cases show family skin trends and that adolescence and aging affect glands. Diet, vitamins, bowel health, and thorough skin care are stressed to control acne.
A garbled OCR style sports note references blackout era light bills, teams like the Pheere and New England, and a broken mention of Washington Willie and Seattle Tyraglan. It hints at competitions and theatre disruptions but contains many unclear terms and misreads, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
Amid widespread shortages, roughly eight million residents lack rail service in rural zones and rely on automobile toy imports as a substitute for transportation and supply lines.
A historical item notes the man who conceived the idea of the Red Cross and honors soldiers wounded in battle. The page blends oblique crosswords with cryptic clues and references to wartime figures, events, and public notices, reflecting a broad local newspaper page.
In Hoveinsville Kentucky Mint led a tight contest to unseat incumbent J.T. Waller in a Democratic primary. Final tabulation showed Mal defeating Waller for the party nomination. Caesnovia and nearby Potter counties report sparse results as voters expressed preference for changes.
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