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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1958
Page
2
A fragmented notice references Esther Hicks and conflicts over a phone related matter within the Negro community. The text mentions calendar events and a special call, with unclear dates and place names, reflecting disjointed OCR from a historical page.
The excerpt lists Major and Minor Period timings in mixed type, with hours and half hour intervals across days of the week. It includes examples for Sunday through Saturday and shows numeric codes or times such as 3:45 and 5:10, reflecting a historic timetable format and clock notation common to period schedules.
Charleston Senators edged ST. Pett Sunday night in a marathon 15 inning game to open the American Association campaign. Ord Yaseman delivered a decisive double after Wayne Terwilliger started the rally with a single and Lane Osborne followed with a walk. Pitcher Got Gee scattered nine hits and the Senators managed only one score for the win in front of 5,242 fans.
Paragould officials report Ward May Field plans for this week. Chancellor Ledow stated promises made to supporters. Ward indicated he would yield for governor next Saturday, with a conference and readiness described in fragmented remarks.
Pettit scored 50 as the St Louis Hawks beat the Boston Celtics 116-109 to win the NBL title in a dramatic seven game final. Celtics coach Red Auerbach blamed the defeat on missed chances while Hawks star Pettit celebrated with teammates in the locker room.
Newport Mayor Jud sey Haut said he will not seek the governorship. He expressed gratitude for support from supper groups and stated he will continue his medical practice and mayoral duties.
Entrants from Russellville Hot Springs and North Little Rock compete across four divisions of the 10th annual Bre Day Derby. Winners include Barge Mouth with a weight of 2 pounds 14 ounces from Lake Ouachita in the Small Mouth division, and Ray Tillery of Hot Springs clinching the other top spots in various categories.
Unclear dispatch from Copenhagen reports Soviet tests halted due to fallout concerns. Article fragmented shows mistranscriptions and evasive phrasing about government actions and neighboring states.
A rambling scene at Alderton ranch shows Fred Case facing dismissal after a dispute over work hours and Lily’s involvement. Jeff Alderton orders the man off the property while Lily and Marshall discuss private matters with a nervous air. The tense moment reveals strain in the household and workplace.
Truman tells Congress to spur recovery with a five billion dollar tax cut and by widening public works spending to reduce unemployment. He warns Russians exploit weakness and calls for tax loophole elimination to raise revenue, offset by ending high interest policies to save debt costs.
PAYETTEVILLE Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced 80 Parker hopefuls will report for spring drills. The Razorbacks begin four weeks of workouts as the new group rebuilds after major losses and faces two Red White scrimmages, one in Little Rock in May and another May 10 in Poyettaville. Broyles aims to mold a largely inexperienced squad into a cohesive unit with limited time.
Briefs report rebels carrying out a raid near Algiers, with 24 wounded and 75 miles east of the city. In Europe, Polish forces guard villages north of Warsaw as engineers help evacuate threatened areas after the river crossings. A Vatican note covers various international tensions and a Rome cathedral incident prompts closure for study.
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