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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1948

Page

4

Czechoslovakia Fears Germs After War Window

DEWITT MACKENZIE argues Czechoslovakia has cause to fear Germans after postwar expulsions. He cites 3,000,000 Germans displaced to Germany by mid-1947, with remaining 200,000 in border areas to be moved interiorly. He notes Allied zones and Soviet decisions and suggests Germany’s recovery will take long.

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Jerusalem Now An Arab Community Of Nine Thousand

Jerusalem is described as an Arab community with about 9,000 residents. The estimate suggests each person averages two welds a year.

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Here and There in Arkansas Faydeville April 14

In Faydeville the first vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs outlines a fourfold formula for a successful club. The official, Mrs Stiram Cole of Houghton Iowa, stresses leadership projects and a program with balance of information inspiration fellowship and service at each meeting. She advocates study of music poetry drama art and world cultures to foster understanding. The Arkansas federation convention with about 75 delegates closes tomorrow.

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Train and Truck Collision Kills Two in Kremlin Oklahoma

A dump truck crashed into a speeding Rocket Island train near Kremlin Oklahoma, derailing three coaches and killing two passengers. Thirty-nine injured, three critically, with many passengers from the coach struck by the truck. The truck driver and others are hospitalized. two bodies unidentifiable in the wreckage.

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Arkansas and Fort Smith Race for State Senate Seat

Day files as candidate for state senator from the fourth district covering Sebastian County opposing Rep. Hearisilt Ragon of Fort Smith. Incumbent Sen. Brady Pryor indicated he will not seek renomination. Garner, veteran newspaperman and former editor of Stars and Stripes, is now manager of radio station KFPW at Fort Smith. Last night a 62 year old strawberry picker Fred Worley was killed when a frame market building collapsed in Newport during a wind storm. Two sons were only slightly injured. Lightning hail and rain accompanied the wind. Power and water service were interrupted.

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Taft Battles Stassen In Ohio May Primary Race

Senator Taft plans an all-out Ohio campaign to choke off Harold Stassen's delegate drive as Stassen seeks 23 of Ohio's 53 votes. Dewey remains a challenger in the Nebraska and Oklahoma corridors, while MacArthur and Warren pursue continued nomination hopes despite mixed Nebraska results.

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Derailed Pullman Trains Collision Near Kremlin

A Kansas City to Dallas locomotive with five cars ran late and hit a heavy truck at a rising crossing near Kremlin Oklahoma. Engineer Clarence Kester increased speed to 78 mph to catch up, derailing the last three cars and injuring Conductor N Wilson and Laughlin, a road contractor, who escaped with minor injuries. Several box and oil tank cars were ripped apart in a crash that sent debris across the tracks.

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Spring Hill Senior Class Play Set for Friday Night

The Spring Hill School Senior Class will present Aunt Susie Shools the Work on Friday evening at the High School Gym. Tickets cost fifteen and twenty-five cents. Directed by Vera Clark and Marjorie Wardle, Cornelia Garner stars as Aunt Susie, with a cast including Barbara Jean Flowers Verna Dean Cato Bennie Jean Powell and others. The event invites public attendance. The Arkansas Medical Society holds its 72nd annual three day convention starting today in Little Rock at 2 p.m.

Spring Hill School Aunt Susie Marjorie Ann Betts Tone Wright Betty Jane Kidd Neil Martin Leonard Turner John Henry Browning Cleatious Thomas Little Rock The Arkansas Medical Society

Safety Council Names Traffic Award Winners

The National Safety Council named Connecticut, Oklahoma City, Wilmington, Bet, and Virginia with top state and regional awards in the 1947 traffic contest. Oklahoma City and Wilmington won city honors. Oak Edge, Tenn. cited for top national traffic performance amid several state and city recognitions.

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Enameling Touch Elevates Ancient Brick and Pottery

Ancient Egyptians and Assyrians used enameling on brick and pottery to achieve smagnificence beyond other eras. The craft produced vivid colors and durable surfaces, reflecting skilled artisanship and cross cultural influence in early urban centers.

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