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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1954

Page

4

Refugee Von Schuschnigg Chooses America Over Austria

The essay centers on Kurt von Schuschnigg, former Austrian chancellor, who fled Europe before World War II. Now teaching at St Louis University, he declined Austrian government offers to return and said his U.S. citizenship application is pending. He argues many Americans overlook virtue abroad while appreciating America through newcomers.

Kurt von Scbuschnigg Austria Adolf Hitler von Schuselunvg Europe America St. Louis University von Schuseltige Id von Schuschnigg United States

National Home Demonstration Club Week Radio Schedule

National Home Demonstration Club Week runs May 21 with HDC women nationwide listening to national radio programs. Broadcasts include Frances Scudder on May 1 at 1 p.m. and a 2 30 p.m. program featuring three HID mach speakers from Alabama Michigan and Colorado. A May 11 3 30 p.m. interview with a Maryland homemaker on farm life completes the week’s salutes.

HDC Hawki Puerto Rico Alaska National Broadcastng Co Frances Scudder Federal Dxtension Service United States Department of Agricultural Oral America Land Grant Colleges USDA D. T Alabama Michigan Coloradto de Crause Mehoney Cumbia Broad-vasling Co T. My. Mahoney Maryland Mary- Jan

Special Council Meets to Approve Fireman Hire

Hope City Council in a special session approved hiring Steve Atkins as fireman at Municipal Water and Light Plant by a 5 to 1 vote with one absent. Aldermen Rettig and Tarpley voiced disapproval over hiring method, noting lack of council consultation before his employment.

Hope Tarpley Rettig

No Layoffs at Camden Depot

Navy spokesman says no layoffs at the Naval Ammunition Depot near Camden Arkansas and that workload does not justify cuts. Facility operated under National Industrial Works Co control and remains a military installation with ongoing demand for output from Navy and Air Service. Local aide notes plant supports Navy and Air Service needs. no budget figures released.

Washington Navy Camden Ark National Bivuworks Co

Arkansas Highway Commission Plans Long Range Pine Bluff Needs

Arkansas Highway Commission approves a survey of Pine Bluff long range traffic needs at an estimated cost of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. It also funds future projects including a 200 660 dollar bridge on Highway 16 over the Illinois River in Washington County and a 26 000 dollar bridge over Wild Cat Creek near Silom Springs on Highway 61. Additional works include widening 7.8 miles of Highway 7 in Pine County for 98 000 dollars.

Little Rocks Arkansas Highway Commission Pine Bluff Thellinois River Washington Country Fies Wild Cat Creek Silom Springs Pone County Dover Rogers Fayetteville Lead Hill Cadge City Marion Baane Counties

Spring Frights and Empty Eyed Girls Seek Marriage

New York commentary on springtime romance and class desires. The author laments sad young women in bright dresses seeking money over partnership, while warning bachelors of costly fantasies and urging a real shared future. It contrasts fairy tale dreams with practical family life and responsibility.

New York Ben America Cinderella

Fuchs Ranked Deadliest Atomic Spy in U S History

Washington dispatch outlines House Senate Atomic Energy Committee findings on Klaus Fuchs as the deadliest of four spies. It details his access to Uranium-235 and hydrogen bomb data, and notes the roles of Pontecorvo May and Greenglass along with links to Rosenbergs and Gold.

Joseph L. Myler Washington LLP Klaus Fuchs House Senate Atomic Energy Committee Bruno Pontecoryvo Russia Allan Nunn May U. S David Greenglass Savicis Fuehsig New York Oak, Ridge, Tenn Los Alamos N. M Great Britain Fach 2 Fach 2, Was Privy To All. S el Wina Danta Nak Ridge Britain Sidle Guy J. Robert Oppenheim Los Alamos Laboratory Leslie R. Groves Fuchstone Pentecorva Wanford Wash Fuchs Congressional Committee May Stale Avid Hanford Yale Ridge Igor Gouzenko Greenglass Reds Ethel Judas Rosenberg Harry Gold Philadelphia

Laymen to Teach at McCaskill Garden Church

Prescott county surveyor and Methodist Sunday School teachers announce a plan with Bill Routon of the Century Bible Class Hope Methodist Church to provide teachers from the Hope Class for the McCaskill Methodist Church Sunday School each third Sunday. Easter Sunday teaching will be Royce Weisenberger.

Garden Prescott Methodist McCaskill Bill Routon Century Bible Class Hope Methodist Church Hope Jesson McCeskill Methodist Church Royce Weisenberger

Revival Planned by Texarkana Church of Christ at Hope

Lloyd Brents of the Church of Christ in Texarkana will conduct a revival meeting at Walnut Street Church of Christ in Hope starting Monday night April 1 and continuing through April 28. Services begin nightly at 7:80.

Lloyd Brents Church of Christ In Texarkana Walnut Street Church of Christ In Hope

Baseball Game at Park Sunday

Hope Independent team will play North Reights of Texarkana at Pale Park at 2:30 Sunday.

Hope Independent North Reights Texarkanaigre Ab Pale

Paint Dealers Back City Cleanup Campaign in Hope

Paint and building materials dealers in Hope met at the Chamber of Commerce to back the Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up drive. They endorsed the campaign and planned simultaneous advertising to start April 20. Co chairs Harrell Hall and Traskell Jones praised merchants for supporting the three week effort.

City of Hope Chamber of Commerce Harrell Hall Traskell Jones

Americans in Indochina Bring Challenge to Policy

Washington officials disclosed a top aide warned the U S might deploy troops in Indochina if the French withdraw but warned such action would require a congressional authorization. Republicans and Democrats immediately challenged the possible use of American troops and cautioned against a unilateral move. President Eisenhower stressed caution and insisted every option be considered to avoid a hot war in Asia.

Washington Indochina Constess U.S Eisenhower Asia National Security Council Sen. Hickenlooper Iowa Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hicken- Weer Sen. Long D-La Armed Services Committee U. S United States Methenea

Agreement on Highway Route Is Reported

The Arkansas Highway Commission was told a route for Highway 5 in Pulaski and Faulkner counties had been agreed. The route would go past the Jacksonville bomber base to Vilonia, connecting with Highway 64, using the old right of way and extending north to Vilonia. Campbell said the state would receive the Pulaski County section of the Fortune Road free of charge, with the commission likely to approve. Other delegations urged road work as the commission heard 11 requests.

Little Rock Arkansas Highway Commission Pulaski Faulkner Tom Wilson Conway Barmber Base Faulkner County Vilonia Campbell Pulaski County Bof Campbell Wilson Faulsner-Puulski Commission

Political Spending in Arkansas Gubernatorial Race

A 1953 Pulaski County Grand Jury report examined campaign costs for Arkansas gubernatorial contenders. Citizens faced a maximum personal spending limit equal to a year’s salary, excluding travel and hotel costs, while overall spending varied widely among candidates from Cherry to Tackett and McMath.

Little Rock Arkansas U. S Arksanses Taw Pulaski County Cherry Sid McMath McMath Boyd Tackett Jack Holt Ike Murry

Legislation Would Relieve Welfare Roll

Arkansas welfare rolls would drop by about 7,000 if national legislation extends Social Security benefits. Welfare Commissioner Moss told the Legislative Audit Committee 180,000 to 175,000 more Arkansans could become eligible for Social Security if the bill passes, with 11,000 to 14,000 losing aid from the Welfare Department. A financial report showed welfare funds for dependent children down by 2.9 million this year and a 425,000 drop in funds for old-age assistance, with Moss noting the proposal would alter federal aid calculations.

Lipile Rock -M Arkansas Moss Benyfhs Jack Claris Texayana

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