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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1957

Page

4

Senate Delayed Money Bill Faces House Pushback

The House pressed a take it or leave it money bill delaying funds for May and June old age assistance and related programs. Senate leaders and appropriations officials rush to resolve a House move before a 10 day recess, aiming to avert cuts to federal aid for elderly and disabled and dependent children.

Joe Hall Vey Washington House Senate Senate Appropriations Committee Sen Knowland California House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower Ips

Group Works on Dulles New Aid Program Debate

Washington reports a special debate committee begins preliminary work today on a report endorsing the broad outlines of Secretary of State Dulles new look foreign aid program. Critics may target past ICA methods while bill supporters push a revolving fund for easy term loans to underdeveloped countries.

Jack Bell Washington State Dulles New Look International Cooperation Administration H. Alexander Smith Sparkman D-Ala Dulles Special Foreign Aid Survey Group Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Defense Department Sen. Bridges R-Nj Hig

Postal Service to Restore Near Normal Operations

Postmaster General Summerfield announced return to near normal postal service after Eisenhower signed a supplemental appropriation. Windows will reopen and residential deliveries resume by next Saturday. third class mail suspension canceled except for medical items and some money orders reforms in large cities.

Jack Adams Washington Tll Post. Office Department Summergeld Eiserhower Congress Summerfield Jareey

Weather Drift Spreads Light Showers Across the East

Wet weather dominated as showers and drizzle moved from eastern Kansas and Oklahoma through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys to New York and Pennsylvania. Temperatures ranged from 40s in the north to 60s along the Gulf Coast as southerly winds warmed the region. Moderate storms were reported in parts of the Deep South.

Great Lakes Texas Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast States Gulf Kansas Oklahoma Mississippi and Ohio New York Pensylvania Tawa Louisiana Mississippi

Sewage Tax Official After Council Action

Hope City Council approved a citywide sewage maintenance tax based on water use, effective May 1, and created a Cemetery Association led by Harvey Bars to fund upkeep at Rose Hill Cemetery. The council also credited parking meter fines to the Police Department and noted a need for an overhead water tank and a new fire truck per a ratings bureau letter.

Hope City County Council Harvey Bars Cemetery Association Rose Hill Cemetery Police Department Arkansas Rating ‘Bureau

Millwood Meet to Draw Delegates for Southwest Arkansas

The 82nd annual Red River Valley Association gathering in Shreveport next Tuesday will discuss Millwood’s $33 million water project and the task of industrializing Southwest Arkansas. Delegates from Hope and area towns will attend a special Millwood Breakfast arranged by L R Matthias. Transportation chief Dr Sam Strong will lead a motorcade route via Highway 28 to collect delegates.

Millwood Hope Southwest Arkansas Dart Red River Valley Association Shreveport L. R. Matthias Association Prestott Fulton Texarkana Ashdown Magholia Lewisville Bradley Office of Hope Chamber of Commerce Hope Stone Sam Strong Chamber Chancery James H.pilykinton Chamber of Commerce Pilkinton International ‘Paper /oompany Springhill Harris Arkansas Abehde Neeting Port U Oren Harris Congress L.E. Seeman Corps of Engineers Southwestern Division Dallas

Deadline for Road-E-O entry in Hope

The Jaycee sponsored Teen-Age Road-E-O entry deadline is today. Many young drivers have entered to compete for best driver honors and a chance to represent Hope in the Road-E-O Finals, scheduled for May in Crossett. Two divisions boys and girls will finish the Road-E-O Sunday April 28 at 1 pm at the Airport. Local trophies will be awarded to winners in each division. The event thanks sponsors Roy Anderson Leonard Ells Green ing and Liebling insurance agencies EEB Davis Olds Hefner Gaines Motors Hempstead Motor Co Nunn McDowell Motor Co Sid Rogers Buick Tol ErTex the Trading Post and Young Chevrolet. Public invited to attend final phase.

Jaycee E-O Crossett Lbe Jaycee TeenyAge Road&o Wope Roy Anderson Leonard ‘Ells, Greening Liebling Insurance EEB Davis Olds Hefner & Gaines Motors Hempstead Motor Company Nunn McDowell Motor Company Sid Rogers Buick Tol ErTex the Trading Post Young Chevrolet

Holy Week Story Told to Kiwanians

The Kiwanis club observed Holy Week at a luncheon with a program on the trial and crucifixion of Jesus read by Mike Kelly chairing the committee on church support. Local pastors attended as guests along with Jasper Smith Claude Bledsoe Whit Hart. President Harrell Hall urged members to join the motorcade to Millwood breakfast in Shreveport for the Millwood Dam project.

Kiwanis Club Mike Kelly Jesus Christ Kelly Jasper Smith Claude Bledsoe Muberly Missouri Whit Hart Texarkana Harrell Hall Grup Hope Millwood Shreveport Millwood Dam Leonard ‘Eus

First American Ship Moves Through Suez Canal

The 33704 ton tanker George F L Getty under Panamanian flag and Philadelphia ownership became the first American vessel to enter the Suez since blockage began five months ago. US talks with Egypt over tolls and operation continued without a formal agreement, while Cairo officials said Washington would report to the UN. Meanwhile Jordan faces Arab guerrilla accusations linked to regional tension surrounding King Hussein.

Suez Canal Port Said George FL. Getty Mathiasens Industries, Ihe Philadelphia State Department Washington U. S Suez United States U.p Cairo U. N. Security Council Jameli Egypt Jordan Syria Lebanon Mussain

Higher Auto Insurance in Arkansas Hits Unmarried Men

Arkansas motorists face higher auto insurance premiums as revisions approved by the Arkansas Insurance Commission take effect. Unmarried men under 25 lose most, paying about 37 dollars more yearly for liability with 30 percent more for collision. Other groups see smaller rises, with farmers enjoying a 20 percent discount and comprehensive coverage rising about 3 to 4 dollars yearly, though discounts up to 40 percent exist with higher deductibles.

Little’ Rock Arkansas Arkansas Insurance Commission

Eisenhower denies White House influence claims

President Eisenhower responded with a broad smile to questions about Edgar Eisenhower and others allegedly pressuring him. He said Edgar had criticized him for years but he did not discuss the matter further, noting some disagreements with Sherman Adams and other figures.

Washington Eisenhower Edgar Pia Edgar Eisenhower Tacoma Wash Rodgar Eisenhower Milton Eisenhower Sherman Adams White House

Manager plan promises job security and efficiency

Advocates of the City Manager form of government say that workers gain security and benefits under the plan. A 1940 survey showed city employees often receive pay and security, with reduced layoffs in initial years. Proponents argue career staffing, merit raises, pensions, sick leave, and training improve service while lowering costs for taxpayers.

Cincinnati Dallas Hope Enly Hope

Blevins PTA to Hear Health Board Member

Dy. He. J. Easley of the Arkansas State Board of Health will speak at the April meeting of Blevins P T A on Thursday April 28 at 7 30 p m. Dr Easley leads the Local Health Service in Little Rock. Mrs G Q Royston PB A president announced a play by second and third graders directed by Mrs Lillian Ringo and Mrs Helen Shields. All members urged to attend.

Dy. He. J. Easley Arkansas State Board of Health Blevins P. Y.A Easley Little Rock G. Q. Royston PB. A Lillian Ringo Helen Shields Blevins -P. T. A

McClellan Targets Labor Bully Contempt Charge

Senate committee chair John L. McClellan moves to hold Scranton union figure in contempt over denial and testimony about a violent dynamiting plot. Witnesses include Bradshaw and Canfield, with broader scrutiny of Teamsters and local unions tied to Scranton area violence.

Washingdon Ains Renate Rockels Committee John L. McClellan D-Ark Refushut Trubehmen Scranton Andre Ruby William Munley Mabshman Nonvnilantsia Munity Bradshaw Margaret Kola Rhys Ughtan Miss Canfield Manley Union of Nelais Gynnamilton W. Faron Washington Scrantin Senate Labor Rackets Committee Robert Kennedy Paul Bradshiw Teamster Joseph Bartell Carpenters Local 261 Serany Fon Bartell Nonyaloy

Road bids totaling 1.4 million announced in Arkansas

Little Rock officials say bids will be taken for 1.4 million dollars of road projects including two bridges over Oller Creek in Pulaski County. Projects span Nevada, Pike, Sebastian, Garland, Hot Springs and Pulaski counties with funding splits of federal and state shares amid wage dispute delays.

Little Rock Herbert Eldridge Arkongag Highway Commission Maynton Oller Creek Pulaski County Arkansas Labor Department Washington Arkansas Highway Department Associated General Contractors of Arkansas Widridge Hat Springs Benson-ot Springs Nevada Naanen Ouachita County Inc Pike Betwen Kirby Sebastian Garrison Avenue Fort Smith Arkansas River Bridge Garland Grand Avenue George Road Hot Springs Oter Creek

All Around Town Hempstead Scottish Rite Observance

The Maundy Thursday observance is set for April 18 at 7 80 p.m with A L Prieur as principal speaker. Local schools will observe spring holidays, dismissing classes Friday and Monday with regular classes resuming Tuesday April 23.

Hempstead Tocal Schools

Weather Summary from Elation Report and Forecast

Weather data shows highs in the 60s with lows around mid 50s and light rainfall totaling 0.03 inch for the period. April precipitation reaches 6.04 inches, year to date 26.88 inches. Extended forecast April 17 to 22 shows Kansas temperatures 36 degrees above normal with minima near 47 and maxima near 67 to 79. Oklahoma trending cloudy and warm with possible drizzle and showers into Thursday, then Sunday showers. Louisiana reports partly cloudy with scattered shower activity.

Arekansas Tempora

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