Kiwanis Celebrate Youth Center At Hope New Hall
The Kiwanis Club earns community praise for promoting the Hope Youth Center opened Saturday night in the old Elks Hall. The project continues wartime Teen Age Club efforts on a larger scale to prevent juvenile delinquency by giving kids activities and social gatherings. Volunteer director George Frazier and the Kiwanis face a tough, thankless job that benefits the town. locals are urged to join and support.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Youth Center
Old Elks Hall
Kiwanis
George Frazier
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Frazier
Fibem
Hempstead Circuit Court Proceedings Report
Hempstead Circuit Court heard guilty pleas and sentenced several defendants this morning. Victor Rook pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received 2 to 5 years. J W Harris got 1 year for larceny. Eual Bingham had assault with intent to kill reduced to aggravated assault, fined 50 dollars and one hour in jail. Other cases included dismissals, a judgment by consent for 734.67 dollars, and continuations to the second week with numerous defendants facing grand larceny, arson, attempted rape, and related charges.
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Hampstead
Antil
April
Judgester Bush
Atey
James H. Pilkinton
Victor Rook
Cére
J. W. Harris
Eual Bingham
Asault
State
Reecie Anderson
Ill Collier
Southwestern Gas Wallet. Co
W. M. Reeves
Yee State
Bootie Adams
Floyd Pickens
Governor to Address Hope High School Graduates
Governor Ben Laney of Arkansas will address the Hope High School graduating class Thursday May 27 in the High School Stadium if weather permits James H Jones principal announced today
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Ben Laney
Arkansas
Hope High School
James H. Jones
Jones Discusses Education at Lions Club Meeting
School Superintendent James 1 Jones spoke on future education and potential changes before the Lions Club gathering. Mayor Albert Fink attended as guest. The club plans a Lions party at the hall on Monday night starting at 8 o clock.
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James 1
Jones
Lions Club
Albert Fink
Oil Dealers Meet Hempstead County Oil Dealers Association
The Hempstead County Oil Dealers Association will meet tonight at Hotel Barlow at 8 o'clock. Speakers include Dr. F. C. Crow state senator Representatives Talvat Feild and Glen Walker, and W F Scarborough secretary of the state fir. New officials will be elected.
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Hempstead County
Actor Breaks Ankle in Hollywood Stallion Incident
Hollywood actor suffers a broken left ankle in three places after a horse he was riding slipped and fell on Saturday. Doctors estimate a month of hobbling recovery.
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Hililywood
Gresoryeck
Get-Together Meeting Leads to Local Recital and Campaign
Twenty years ago the WOW-J group held a Get-Together led by Clerk Juhn Ridadill and Commander W M Ramsey. R eed announced as a candidate for legislature. Bank operations were noted with Ball, W J Robins and B A Barrow. W J Cily served as postmaster and CG H Locke as Missouri Pacific agent. Mrs Bessie Green planned a pupil recital at Blevins featuring Robert O'Neal and a list of named performers.
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Juhn Ridadill
W. M. Ramsey
Wow
Kiwanis Opens Youth Center in Hope
Hope Star covers the opening night of the Hope Youth Center at the former Elks hall with photos. Junior Board members include William Martin Greta Caston David Newbern Sara Lauter bach Barbara Taylor and Gene Holdridge. additional members Carolyn Holdridge Norma Jean Franks Don Duffie Jo Rene Evans Richard Bruner Ray Allen not pictured. George Frazier and Effie Hyatt are noted as volunteers.
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Hope Star
Hope Eath Center
Old Elks All
William Martin
Greta Caston
David Newbern
Sara Lauterbach
Barbara Taylor
Gene Holdridge
Carolyn Holdridge
Norma Jean Franks
Don Duffie
Jo Rene Evans
Richard Bruner
Ray Allen
George Frazier
Effie Hyatt
Frazier
Kiwanis Club Opens Hope Youth Center
The Kiwanis sponsored Hope Youth Center opened at the old Elks Hall now city owned with a welcome boost from volunteers led by George Frazier. The February 25 coast to coast Mutual broadcast highlighted gifts including a radio phonograph, records, ping pong table, games and chairs plus $150 from Mrs. Olle Olsen for a piano.
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Kiwaniss
Olle Olsen
Young Peoples
Kiwanis Club
High Court Rules Against Revenue Bonds By N P O'Neal
The Arkansas Supreme Court held boards of public utilities in second class cities and incorporated towns lack authority to issue revenue bonds for sewer or utility improvements. Authority lies with city or town councils, reversing a Poinsett Chancery Court ruling that allowed Lepanto’s utilities board to issue $80,000 in bonds. The decision follows Act 95 of 1929, and concerns multiple consolidated cases.
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Little Rock
Boards of Public Utilities
Arkansas Supreme Court
Poinsett Chancery Court
Town Council
Utilities Board of
O Neal Wins Hope Street Property Case In Hempstead Chaivery
Court affirms decree that NP O Neal and wife owned a disputed Hope Street tract against Briundidge group. Opinion upholds law court finding they beyond adjoining Barrow property boundary. Licenses granted to Douglas Bradley and Edwin J Foltz. Beatrice Whale petition to quash divorce action denied. Dr Jey Whiley divorced in July AG and died in June Si. First Mrs Whaley challenged notice. Beveling boxes of church containers transputing human blood generations by perislave foods workers.
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NP. O Neal
Hopestoul
Wr. FP. Briundidge
Lawee Court
O'Nealls
Barlow
Hope
Douglas Bradley
Jonesboro
Edwin J. Foltz
Port Smith
Beatrice Whale
Jey
Whiley
Naomi Whaley
Whaley
Lonuke Chancery
Canying Perislave Foods
Beer Bragging and Brew History Across centuries
A chat at a bar turns into a playful history lesson on beer spanning 9000 years. The big speaker claims brewing predates civilizations, cites Noah’s ark and Joseph Priestley, mentions notable figures like Samuel Adams and Paul Revere, and hints at America’s early beer culture, ending with a tease of continuation on Page Four.
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Magsachu- Hehe
Virginia
Big Ark
Joseph Priestley
Julio Alden Wao
Myles Standish
Priscilla
Maytower
Trever
Iman
Ametica
Pennsylvania
Samuel Adiuns
Aimerican Revolucion
Patrick Honey
Scotland
Virgilia
Paul Revere
Followers Handicap Fire Fighters in North Walnut Street Blaze
Two firemen were treated for Miller burns after a Saturday fire destroyed two negro houses on North Walnut Street and damaged two others. Fire Chief James Embree blamed onlookers for hindering the department as five lines were saved from Hazel street. Five fines and two pumpers finally extinguished the blaze.
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Miller
North Walnut Street
Olin Purlle
Roy Taylor
Hazel Street
James Embree
Embree
City General Election Set for Tuesday
The City of Hope plans a general election to officially elect nominees for city offices. Winners in wards will be announced for judges clerks sheriffs and commissioners across four wards with listed candidates and officials.
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City of Hope
Lark
Ily
Uimorroy
Embrey
O Jour Andres
Allortiales
Paul Stmms
Wallace Cute
Chvorge Newher
Young
de Sheriff
Total Eclipse Postpones Election in South Korea
Seoul reports Gen John R Hodge postponed the May 9 election to form a South Korean government due to a total eclipse. U S Army commander offered no reason for the link, while Korean sources cite superstition and safety concerns. Police Chief Chang said threats and attacks against candidates are tied to Communist opposition.
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Seoul
John R. Hodge
U. S
T. S
Chang Rald
National Assembly
Lewis and UMW Stand Ground Over Mine Strike
Washington reports that John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers made no move to end the 22 day old walkout despite a federal court order. Deputy marshals served the order at the union and Lewis gave no comment as legal teams hashed potential next steps while coal production faces drop to 75 percent capacity if the strike persists.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Nou
Matthew F. McGuire
Lewis
UMW
U.S
H. B. McCawley
Michael Colasanto
Commimerce Department
Congress
United Mite Workers
Governient
Agdinethin
Alexandria Polices Strike Leaves City in Turmoil
Alexandria Egypt April reports indicate seven policemen and three civilians were killed as a police strike sparked widespread looting and arson in Egypts second largest city. Over 100 buildings burned and troops fired on demonstrators while the fate of Prime Minister Nok vashy Pashas government hung in the balance. Police and workers across regions joined protests, and the underworld roamed the city amid clashes damaging shops and infrastructure.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Nokvashy Pasha
Wales
Eundredts
Alexuai
Ceire
Rivebugs
Allies Press To Talk Over Berlin Rail Dispute
Russia proposes talks to resolve Soviet control and rail traffic limits affecting Berlin. Brownjohn notes U S and French offers to discuss rationing and four power talks may resume if Russians agree. A freight train carried food and supplies through the western zone amid inspection demands.
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Yiet
Berlin
United States
Rust
N.C.D. Brownjohn
U. S
Brownjohn
Krupp Officials Acquitted by U S Court in War Crimes Trial
In Nuernberg Germany the Krupp directors including Al Fried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach were acquitted on two counts of war crimes alleging crimes against peace and conspiracy. They still face charges of plunder, spoliation, deportation, and slave labor abuse. The verdict, requested by the defense, was announced after a brief court conference. Prosecutors called the ruling disappointing as two other counts were dismissed.
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Supreme Court
Jaynes Washington
Jefferson
Washington
Margaret Hil
Norway
Russia
Vinland
Valley Forge
Futur
Bergen
England
Neavy
Rayy
Mediterranean
Sie
China
Portsmouth
Nuernberg
Germany
al Pi
Alfried Krupp von Bohle Halbach
Krupp Munitions Combinal
U.S
Sla
The-Dfense
Mareh
H. C. Anderson
Jackson
Tenn
Telford Taylor
U.S. War Trimes
Krupp
Versall
Trenty
Hitler
Gustav Krupp
Gustav
Rebbite & Powerful
Dee
Ewald Loeser
Eduard Moudremont
Rich Muctler
Frederich Janssen
Ka Plivsch
Max Lbn
Karl Hérhar
Heinrich Korrschan
Friedrich VW Buelow
Werner Lebmenn
Or Hats Kupke
Waldo Child Fatally Burned During Play at Group Event
Betty Butler four, daughter of Luther and Grace Butler, died after clothing ignited while playing with peers Sunday. The Waldo family, formerly of Shiu, survives Mary Le and others. funeral services announced for today at a local church conducted by Reverend Burge.
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Betty Butler
Luther
Grace Butler
Waldo
Magnolia
Burning Trust
Wiile
Shiu
Miury le Wuneral
Avery
the Rey
Burge
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Hempstead Circuit Court
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Cove
Parris
Emmet Thompson
Vincent Foster
Arthur Yates
James Conway
Rayfield Bradley
Daiies Kennedy
Llions
Hope Youth
N. P. O'Neal
New York
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