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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1948
Page
3
Our Daily Bread column by editor Alex H Washburn presents a concise commentary on Red River events and local perspectives, reflecting on community matters and regional concerns with a succinct, opinionated tone.
A Hope civic group plans a Red river flood control meeting at the Washington Youree hotel on April 7. Charlies A. Armitage urges residents to join the effort, arguing public funds require organized support for river works and artificial lakes benefiting Hempstead county and the Little River region. The discussion aims to push a coordinated plan amid ongoing local talks and the broader UN Children’s Appeal rally coverage.
The Junior GAs will install officers Monday night at a gathering starting at o'clock. One officer will be welcomed, with a dinner to follow. Named leaders include Beth Rentuiry as president and Barhuey Davlairs as treasurer, with several program chairs and volunteers listed.
Fogota Colombia April 2 1UP The United States backed a draft resolution led by Chile urging Western Hemisphere unity against communism to support the U S in the Cold War It calls for an exchange of information and measures to suppress subversive activity draft presented to the Inter American Conference with opposition from Argentina Guatemala Ecuador and Peru and others favoring harsher or severing ties with Russia
Washington report cites Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming urging ready evacuation and disaster plans for every American city. He promotes building urban expressways to sustain wartime movement and supply routes if main highways are bombed, with civilian defense planning expanding nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a distant era with references to An unnamed Manabhay and a distant IEW epoch. The passage mentions a world time scale and a cryptic sequence of letters and numbers. No clear event, person, or place is identifiable.
The Chicago appellate court ruled there is no legal remedy to curb a cruel son who bullied his mother on her farm after she deeded him the property in 1830. He cut water, uprooted flowers, built an obstacle course, and used a bull to prevent her sleep. Judge Brislow called the son a base despicable person.
Washington reports Congress overrode President Truman’s veto to enact a security tax cut amid a broad tax relief. About 52 million taxpayers face a future boost in withholdings as the government signals new forms and timing for reduced tax withholdings beginning May 1. The vote split shows strong party lines, with 82 House Democrats and 27 Senate Democrats among those voting for the override.
Stassen wins in two states and gains broad support as he campaigns across Wisconsin and Maine. He speaks ahead of the upcoming primary, while Dewey returns to New York and MacArthur supporters watch for moves. Delegates cited include wins in Wisconsin and anticipated boosts in Maine, with quotes and implications for the GOP race.
Ainsworth and a woman alias Albert Rice were arrested in Leachville after a Wednesday night killing near Pred Holder. Helder, 63, was found fatally wounded and his home set afire as investigators allege a robbery plan. Ainsworth’s statement links the suspect to beating, shooting, and the attempt to steal gasoline. charges include first degree murder and possible accessory counts as deputies pursue formal charging.
A newspaper note recounts a theft case in which a robber stole $80 from William Walden but inadvertently revealed the wallet to the victim. Walden recovered the wallet and police arrested the thief when the wallet’s contents betrayed him. The story underscores the inept nature of crime.
Mrs Fravit Pollock, age 4, died at Birken Lingis Hospital on Thursday. Funeral will be in Danville Tl Staibury. She is survived by husband, infant son, five sisters Olin Whitley Prescott Cleve Murphy Callion Mel Ralph Hale Nobie Faulkner Bro inet, three brothers Berry Jerry Jim Faulkner Emmet.
Texarkana veteran city official Tex Garrett aged 81 died today in Texarkana Texas. Garrett served 36 years in city government including roles as city treasurer and other offices. He held public office in Texarkana for decades and was a longtime community servant.
A stream of quirky fragments from Hal Boyle style notes in New York on April 11. The piece blends whimsical musings, odd observations, and stray phrases about fans, kings, and everyday life, creating a collage of satirical reflections and sharp, humorous snippets.
Washington reports Attorney General Clack awaits President Truman's signal to seek a court order to halt the three week old coal strike. The Taft-Hartley act could authorize such action if health and safety are endangered by the work stoppage. Justice Department lawyers worked late as the government weighs court intervention amid a near 400,000 miner walkout over pension disputes.
Lutlke Rowk of Gazatte City dies at home after a brief illness. A World War veteran who served with the Gavotte staff and was tied to local journalism, Reeves had recently retired from the newsroom, with services planned in the southwest region.
Moscow reports that a Soviet film attacking the American press won a Stalin prize. The film, based on a Konstantin Simunay play, follows his America trip and criticizes U.S. and British policies during the war. Ehrenburg received a similar award for his novel Storm.
Police uncovered a large arms cache in the Catania area including uniforms of a Russia type and insignia for Communist brigades. The raid seized 200 people and weapons such as machine guns, rifles, grenades, and ammunition as Italy faced election tensions and planned parades amid violence.
A New York resident, Berminginiah Ata, faces hard labor for distributing what authorities label red literature. The case cites allegations of disseminating subversive material linked to communist ideas, with trial proceedings and statements from officials noting multiple individuals connected to the activity. Further details on charges and exact dates remain unclear in the fragmented report.
U S Army forces in Berlin repelled Russian attempts to seize a railroad administration building in the U S sector. Col Frank J Howley said U S guards acted after reports of criminal elements and after Russians blocked roads to Potsdam. Simultaneously two Soviet generals and many officers remained inside as food was brought in. traffic was blocked and US supplies and dependents aided.
Supporters of Guy Laney prepare a petition drive as Kansas governor's race heats up. Laney plans a statement after meetings with backers, not this weekend, while allies push for a possible reversal of his Jan. 19 decision to forego a third term. Community and state figures weigh likely candidates and timing for the gubernatorial contest.
Mary Barker of 523 No Hazel Street reported to City Police that she was swindled out of 425 dollars yesterday by a Mexican or Indian woman who promised to remove a spell. The visitor allegedly charmed her and took the money before departing. Police are investigating.
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