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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1957

Page

1

Fate of Measure Remains Unsettled in Arkansas Hearing

A two hour hearing in Pulaski County chancellor court examined a vetoed bill that would strip circuit court judges of power to appoint jury commissioners in their districts. Gov. Orval Faubus vetoed the measure March 28. Maddox argues the bill became law before the veto. the state AG contends Faubus acted within the five day window. Attorneys were ordered to file briefs by April 24 as witnesses testified. Less than half the Antarctic continent has been explored.

Little, Rock Blair C. G. Hall Pulaski Chancellas Ode Maddo Montgomiery County Foubus State Attorney General's Waubua

Public sale planned for city waterworks bonds in Washington Arkansas

The City of Washington Arkansas will offer for cash two bond issues for a Municipal Waterworks System at a public sale May 4 1957 at 10 A M in the Recorder's Office. Bids must be sealed and separately for each issue with 2 percent certified checks. The issues include an 8000 and a 37000 water revenue bond plan backed by city taxes and water revenues with semiannual interest and a 1960 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 80 maturity schedule.

Washington Arkansas The Recorder Americias Messrs Townsend & Townsend Commercial Nat'l. Bank Bldg Lille Hock United States Hiss FDIC Taku E City Ye Ur

Budget battles and mixed signals from Weeks and Humphrey

In Washington, Treasury Secretary Humphrey fueled budget-cut talk with bold claims while Weeks defended restraint. A House panel cut 317.9 million from Weeks and 22 million from Humphrey’s budget request, exposing rifts over the peace time budget of 72 billion and the path to reductions.

James Marlow Brees News Washington George Magoffin Humphrey Weeks Congress Commerce Department Preston House Appropriations Committee Anpropriations Committee House Senate Howse Humphrey Dan Risenhower Humphreys House Appropriations ‘Committee Rep Cannon D-My

Man Fatally Injured in Ft. Smith Wreck

In Fort Smith, Truman G. Boont aged 41 died after his truck ran over him when he was ejected from the cab in a collision. W. S. Goehes, 73, was unhurt. Boont is survived by his widow, a daughter and three stepsons.

Fort Smith Truman G Cy) Boont Spoon W. S. Goehes Poite Crawford County

Jordan Cracks Down as Communists Face Crackdown

Beirut report says King Hussein arrests all known Communists in Ayunan and fan cities with Arab Legion backing. Premier Suleman Nabulst resigns, signaling a political crisis that may continue as he retains strong support. Hussein weighs military governorship to stabilize ruling power.

Mhatidi Cireles Palestine Nabulsi Arab Legion Syria Saudi Arabia Israel Jordan Beirut Olst Abu Ali ‘Nuwar Lebanon Hussein Ayunan Jeys Suleman Nabulst Bercause Nabulsh tAsispateh Amman

Reuther Plans Fight to Keep Skilled Workers

Walter P. Reuther unveils a plan to modify the United Auto Workers convention to safeguard skilled trades from wage differentials, while he seeks to refine the industrial structure. Reuther, re-elected president for a seventh term, aims to empower engineers and white collar workers under a single union. The convention also elected officers and amended the constitution to move the biennial convention to October.

Bwight Pitkin Atlantic City Walter P. Reuther United “Auto Workers Reuther UAW Reuthers Emil Mazey Richard T. Gosser Norman Matthews Leonard Wooodcock Pat Greathouse International Executive Board Rhember FE. Michael Hagerstown Paul [Lawson Philadelphia Treva le Berger Waukegah Hila Vacanes

Man Convicted of Murder at Magnolia

Thomas 38 was convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in prison for killing Marvin Gubbels after a drinking bout in the old Thomas home along County Heart Highway 7d. The county sheriff found Gubbels dead from a gunshot wound to the chest.

Magnolia C. B Thomas Eal Thomas Marvin Gubbels Columba County Couuty Stele Iff Gunthls Dradraf

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