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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1954

Page

4

Dedication speech on flood control and dam plans

General Samuel D. Sturgis discusses flood control needs during Texarkana Dam dedication. He warns against overreliance on small dams, stresses time and sacrifice for a comprehensive system, and emphasizes coordinated flood control across river basins. Also notes 63rd anniversary celebration of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with speakers Kennedy and Sid McMath.

Upweam Millwood Little River Valey Samuel D. Sturgis U. S. Army Engineers Texarkana Sulphur River Wales Crops of Engineers Corps of Engineers Department of ‘Agriculture Elire Red River Valley Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Q. P. Kennedy Trainmen Sid McMath Arkansas

Disarmament Talks Spurred by Atom Menace

United Nations dispatch says Western Powers push new disarmament talks focused on hydrogen bombs. A 12 nation UN Disarmament Commission forms a subcommittee to meet Friday, choosing Britain Canada France the Soviet Union and the United States for the group. Soviet veto against expanding to China India and others prompts tension as Andrei Vishinsky warns of possible walkout.

William N. Oatis United Nations N. Y Soviet Union U. N. Disarmament Commission Britain Canada France United States China Czechoslovakia India Andrei Y. Vishinsky Lebanon Vishinsky Henry Cabot Lodge Jr General Assembly Berlin

Ward Three Committees Are Named Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up

Ward 3 committees for a local campaign met in the Chamber office with Azalea Garden Club’s Mrs. Early Archer Jr elected Ward Captain. Attendees included members from local garden clubs, the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church pastor, Hope B. PW Club, American Legion representative, and Harrell Hall as co-chairman. The group planned distributing letters door to door to explain the program and urge resident cooperation in Ward 3.

Early Archer, Jr Azalea Garden Club T. B. Fenwick Baker Home Demonstration Club Bull Renton Daffodillh Garden Club Elbert O'Steen Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Rosa Harrie Hope B.& PW Club

Father Daughter Dinner Planned at Presbyterian Church

A Father and Daughter Dinner will be the special meeting of the Men of the Presbyterian Church. The dinner starts at seven o'clock Thursday evening. Afterward, games will pit fathers against daughters to determine the winner.

The Presbyterian Church Haskell Jones

Indochina Crisis Signals Gloom Yet Not Hopeless

Washington reports indicate Indochina’s situation is grim but not doomed with Senator Styles Bridges saying no immediate American force is planned. Dulles outlined a united front for Southeast Asia as Geneva approaches, while Nixon’s remarks on potential intervention draw scrutiny from press. The article outlines upcoming diplomacy and staff briefings ahead of Paris and Geneva meetings.

Indochina Nixon U.S William Galbraith Washingon Styles Bridges Rw.h John Foster Dulles Bridges State Department Senate Appropriations Committee C &5 Taft Dulles China Geneva Richard M. Nixon Southeast Asia Charles E. Lilson Adm Arthur Bradford Diplomatice

Hope Junior High Announces Honor Roll for Second Semester

Hope Junior High School announces honor rolls for the first nine weeks of the second semester. Seven students earned A honor roll while 22 are on the Merit Roll, including students from 7th and 8th grades such as Blaine Thompson Mary Sanford and Oliver Adams.

Hope Junior High School Frank Mason Blaine Thompson David Watkins Mary Daniels John Robert Graves Larry Stark Tommy Polk Barbara Powell Mary Sanford Jimmy Tate Arma Whitman Bobby Clark Jimmy Lauterbach Polly McCorkle Donna Reyenga Norma Hughes Gladys Matties Sara Lou Bilis Kay Gresham Brenda Hamm Marylin Reece Jan Robinson Linda Rowe Oliver Adams Webb Lasetey III Larry Martin Max Miller Bobby Gajlion Shelia Foster Charles Irving

Melon Truck Crops Market to Be Aired in Hempstead

Watermelon and truck crops producers of Hempstead County and Southwest Arkansas will fund the Avea Fruit and Vegetable Marketing Clinic in the Hempstead County Courthouse Thursday morning April 22, 9730 until 12:00 o'clock. The program features Earl J. Allen Roy J. Lambert Coy McNabb W A Myers J F Rasbourgh and L C Baker with a panel on improving marketing in Southwest Arkansas. Members include Bob McClure Waldo Frazier Cecil M Billie and B A Tidewell along with local commercial producer B. Tidewell.

Hempstead County Arkansas Avea Earl J. Allen Roy J. E. Lambert Kansas City Coy McNabb Missouri W. A. Myers Kroger Company Little Rock Texas J. F. Rasborough Tyler L. C. Baker Arkansas Chain Stores Council Bob McClure Nashville Waldo Frazier Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation Cecil M. Billie Hope B. A. Tidewell Rosston Road

A Wise Man as King A Lesson in Royal Gratitude

A fairy tale in which a king with wealth and a perfect queen questions why his people are unhappy. A wise man suggests sampling the public, disguising the king, and listening to three complaints about money, housing, and old age, to uncover the real troubles behind wealth and power.

Eva

Benton Shortage Trial Monday

In Saline County three men charged in a $17,009 public funds shortage case have trial dates set in Circuit Court. Former county Treasurer Brunce Macue faces missing funds charges with a Monday start, Rep J A Gipson’s trial for inducing false testimony in the grand jury begins Tuesday, and former Circuit Judge Roy Danuser’s trial for alleged misuse of funds is slated for Wednesday. All defendants appeared at a pre-trial conference and waived preliminary hearings.

Roy Danuser Danuser Gipson

McCarthy Plans Counter Charges Against Army

Senator Joseph McCarthy and aides prepared a formal counter charge draft against the Army to be released in the afternoon. The eight to ten page bill of particulars was described as small but noisy. The Senate subcommittee met in closed session to finalize rules for televised hearings, while McCarthy accused the Army of trying to blackmail him.

Washingon Joseph OR. McCarthy Army Norgy McCarthy Senate Subcommittee Roy M. Cohn Prancis P. Carr Pvt G. Davis Schine

Hope High honors roll lists for first nine weeks

Nineteen Hope High students, divided by class, earned A grades and joined the A honor roll for the first nine weeks of the second semester announced by principal Joe Amour. The list names seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen, followed by a Merit Roll with minimum B grades and 90 honor points.

Hope High Joe Amour Paula Raley Dana Cunningham Billie Baker Emilie Elder Millie Brown Judy Moses Frances Nash Patsy Calhoun A White Emogene Fuller Louise Fagan Sybil Worthey Janet McKenzie Linda Moore Laura Rowe Dale Zinn Wells Edward Nutt Delmar Weliver Charles Tittle Benja Newherd Albert Graves Wanzell Nix Sybie Shirley Ruby Sue Cornelius Mary Lou Cornelius Lee Ola Jones Betty Owen Floy Hartsfield Kenneth Gillam Helen Jeanes David Griffin Allie Marlar Mary Mitchell Jerrine Flowers Nelda Ells Jane Boroughs Janette Barr Lyla Brown Martha Carroll Joanne Ensminger Deloys Rateliff Gary Rateliff Mary Lou Weaver Marjorie Richardson Martha Mayton

Three Sentenced for Forgery in Federal Case

Federal Judge Thomas C. Trimble yesterday sentenced three men to prison terms after pleas of guilty to check forgery. Robert Jackson, 29, of Pine Bluff, drew three years for forging two $108 government checks in 1954. Willie G. Bell, 27, and Minnie Mac Bell, 24, faced sentences for a series of check forgeries.

Little Rock Thomas C. Trimble Robert Jackson Pine Blufr Willie G. Bell Minnie Mac Bell

Soviet Envoy's Wife Joins Husband in Free Australia

In Darwin Australia Blonde Mrs Vladimir Petrov joined her ex diplomat husband as refugees from Soviet communism after Australian police wrestled loaded pistols from two Russian escorts. Thousands of anti Communist demonstrators clashed with police in Sydney as officials said the woman aimed to return to Russia with her husband. Authorities reported she feared kidnapping and believed her husband had been abducted or killed.

Darwin Australia Vlladimir Petrov Moscow Free World Australan Sydney Petrov

Mrs. R. H. Davis Stamps Woman Dies at 82

Mrs. R. H. Davis aged 82 of Stamps died at 3am Tuesday in Lewisville hospital. Daughter of Mrs. E. B. D. Brown and the late Dr. Brown a Presbyterian minister at Stamps for years. Survived by husband one son Robin four daughters Marion Sarah June and Mrs Edwin Huss, mother Mrs. E. D. Brown, one brother Max Brown. Funeral at 2pm Wednesday at Stamps Presbyterian Church with Reverend Chauncey Farrell. Burial Lakeside Cemetery Smith Funeral Home in charge.

R. H. Davis Stamps Lewisville Hospital Davis EB. D. Brown Dr. Brown Robin Marion Davis Sarah Davis June Davis Little Rock Edwin Huss Shreveport E. D. Brown Max Brown Zwolle Stamps Presbyterian Church Chauncey Farrell Texarkana Lakeside Smith

Russia fears U S more, says Wilson

Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson told a House subcommittee that the Soviet leadership is more afraid of the United States than Americans are of them. He argued the Soviet military buildup is mainly defensive and that the United States is not highly vulnerable to an atomic attack. He refused to estimate how many enemy bombers could break through defenses, noting it depends on timing and warning. He contended Russian aircraft are not as capable as American planes.

New York New York Times Nixon American Society of Newspaper Editors Washington Indochina Washington Dispatch the Times Aames Reston U.S Reston Mixom Eisenhower Dulles Defense Charles E. Wilson Wilson Peo Peple House Appropriations George D. Mahon D-Tex Wilson

Army Tries to Prove Charge of Informer

Washington trial centers on whether Cpl. Edward Dickenson broadcast a Communist propaganda piece. Retired Col. Guy Emery argued no direct link and voiced concern over admissibility. Col. Richard Scarborough, court law officer, allowed the evidence on the condition of proving connection later.

Washington Army Edward Dicke Ita Young Crackers Nécicdier Guy Emery Coungel Dickenson Richard F. Scarborough Bard

Rev S E Walker New Pastor of Hope Tabernacle

The Rev S E Walker of Meridian Mississippi is accepted as Pastor of Hope Gospel Tabernacle. He previously served as District Superintendent of the Mississippi District of the Assemblies of God and was pastor of the First Assembly of God in Meridian. The Walkers and their two daughters will arrive in Hope late Tuesday and reside at 107 West Ave Parsonage. A reception is set for 7 50 pm Friday at the Fellowship.

S. E. Walker Meriydian Mississippi Hope Gospel Tabernacle Walker Assemblies of God Assembly of God Meridian Texas Mt. Auburn West Ave

All Around the Town in Star Staff News Highlights

In March Miss Heryl Henry donated a large collection of books to Yergur School Library for classroom references and professional reading. Officials and teachers from multiple towns praised the gift. Included are names of local officials, coaches, and aldermen. The note mentions athletic figures and past team highlights, with various community updates and upcoming events.

Heryl Henry Yergur Athorges

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