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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

7

Newspapermen Forfeit Bonds for Drunkenness in Ku Klux Klan Case

Three newspapermen Talbut Johnson and Mellows had bonds of 3.50 each forfeited after missing a 3 p.m. court appearance. They alleged they were drugged and forced to drink whisky after covering a Ku Klux Klan meeting near Sbuon Wisconsin on March 1. Publisher W. R. Ashworth declined to comment.

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Marshall Plan approval seen as timely U S Congress acts

AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues Congress approval came at a pivotal moment for Western Europe led by Italy. The move strengthens anti-Communist governments, reassures allies, and ties the United States to European recovery while framing aid as self defense and peace insurance.

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Municipal Elections Mostly Routine in Arkansas

Arkansas municipal elections largely routine with notable rulings. Lit tle Rock failed to approve parking meters while Blytheville approved downtown smelters and a city annexation raising population from about 14 000 to 17 500. Bayetteville rejected pensions and street signs. Hot Springs elected a municipal judge with Fred D. Johnson leading over James R. Long. Other cities including Stuttgart De Queen Augusta Arkadelphia Paragould also held races. annexation near Newport approved adding roughly 600 acres.

Associated Press Arkansas Little Rock Blytheville Bayetteville Hot Springs Lill Wnre Fred D. Johnson Progressive Businessmen's Association James R. Long Hot Spring Ed B. Debnsen Liberal Progressive Businessmen’s Association James Long Laney Long Verne Winfirea Lake Gordon Carlton Carl Hubbard Dee Shillite W. M. Bunch A. C. Smalley Sr Dean Mewberry Hach Earle C. B. Cox Robert Morris

Benes Returns to Presidential Palace in Prague

President Eduard Benes returned to the presidential palace in Prague today for the first time since February 28. He had been at his country home at Neek short time Sevimove Usti.

Prague Eduard Benes Neek Sevimove Usti

U S Secret Atomic Tests Reported at Eniwetok

Honolulu dispatch says a U S scientist military team conducts secret atomic weapon tests at isolated Eniwetok atoll. The venture aims to study wartime uses of atomic energy with few observers present and military goals in mind. Brig Gen David A D Ogden leads the island force, with Rear Adm William S Parsons citing instrumented recording plans.

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Benes Missing From Chorley University 600th Anniversary

After Czechoslovakia’s Communist seizure Benes did not appear at Chorley University’s 600th anniversary celebration. An aide said the ailing president would likely attend an international day event tomorrow, marking his first public appearance since Foreign Minister J Masaryk’s funeral on March 13.

Czechoslovakia Benes Chorley University Jay Masaryk

Livestock Breeders Meet Opens at Arkansas Farm

The Arkansas Artificial Breeding Association opened its livestock area at the University of Arkansas experimental farm in Fayetteville today. An all-day program drew visitors from across the state with George C. Maine of the American Butter Institute speaking on Arkansas matters. Twenty bred bulls were installed at the area as part of the dairy program.

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