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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1953

Page

4

Skunks Besiege Suburban Village In Odd Night Scene

Our account notes skunk activity in the suburb of Oakhaven with a householder’s shot at a nuisance animal and a second resident waiting all night to spot a skunk. A related San Francisco incident shows a skunk causing traffic disruption. meanwhile observers remark on broader South Africa politics with a split among whites over language and governance.

Oakhaven San Francisco Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Ltt Union of South Africa Edward Hughes Johannesburg Wall Street Journal Press Association Hughes Qad Nationaliats Afriki Cording Correspondet Hughes Netherlands Scandinavia Avith Joose Loridon America South Africa Beverly Nelson San Jose Calif Alameda Naval Air Station Western Airlines NEA Telephoto

Hope Students Attend State Latin Meet

Paula Raley, Hope High School junior, was elected secretary treasurer of the Junior Classical League of Arkansas at the state convention in Hot Springs attended by 115 Latin students from Hope and area. Dr H W Camp of Hendrix College gave the principal address as twenty four Hope Latin students and instructor Mrs Lawrence Martin participated.

Paula Raley Hope High School Junior Classical League of Arkansas Hot Springs Nancy McCollum Stutt Willene Schaefer de Witt Crane Walkey Mot Springs Hope Lawrence Martin Janet McKenzie Jimmy, Branch John Barr Bill Bridgers William Perkins Joe Polk Ricky Foster Charlotte Wilson Margaret Archer Judy Watkins Frances Mitchell Faye Potter Sylvia Arnold Helen Jeanes Lurlene White John Nash Barbara Folk Vera Tonnemaker Jo Beth Rettig Pat McGll Linda Moore Skippy Bryan Skippy Bryan and’ Rex Easter, Aoe . Dr. H. W. Camp Hendrix College Conway

Taft Seeks Showdown Over Tidelands Ownership Today

Senate Republican Leader Taft said he will force a nondebated motion at 6:30 p.m. CST to table the Anderson substitute proposing federal control of off shore oil leases. He expects a 20 vote margin to sidetrack federal control as debate continues on state ownership within boundaries amid Eisenhower backed bill.

Washington Taft Ohio Sen Senate Eisenhower

Fulbright Opposes Oil Lands Bill in Senate Marathon

Sen. J. W. Fulbright spoke for eight hours forty minutes over two sessions, arguing submerged offshore lands belong to the United States. He urged the nation fund education with tidal wealth. The debate drew in Sen. Holland and Sen. Gore as opposition and support shifted through the night.

Washington Senate Fulbright Eurpright U. S Congress Byden Holland D-Fla Supreme Court Sen Gore D-Tenn Republiccan

Rogers trio forms Rogers business with 25000 capital

Incorporators E. C. Byer Darrow Garner and F. G. Larimore all of Rogers filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State today and listed authorized capital stock of 25000 in Little Rock VP Land Investments Inc.

Little Rock Land Investments Inc Rogers Secretary of State E. C. Byersole Darrow Garner F. G. Larimore

Returnees Tell of 1500 Dead in Death March

Returnees from North Korea recount the deaths of about 1,500 comrades in prison camps and during hardship as they describe forged chains and hunger across frozen roads. The accounts align with prior UN and U.S. figures on missing and dead soldiers, underscoring the brutal toll of captivity and war.

Munsan Korea Sieele North Korea Himgerwilden James Han Jey Eighth Army United Nations Matthew B. Ridgway Tal Reds United Nations Command Acton Department of Defense U. N

Hopeful update on Charles Wylie after hospital stay

The Town notes a Little Rock hospital report says young Charles Wylie, who had a critical operation Monday, is described as hopeful by a family member as he recovers. Also mentioned is Paul Cobb’s Tuesday surgery, with a report he’s doing fine and hopeful to fish soon.

Charles Wylie Little Rock Paul Cobb

Public Interest Sought To Fix School Problems At Clinic

A Kellogg Foundation funded clinic at Yerger High School enters a second day with educators and PTA members exploring problems and patient to correct them. Four committees study issues while a general session reviews materials. Speakers include Superintendent James Jannon and Yerger Principal Wil Veutherford.

Kellogg Bouintion Yeager High Yerger Wil Veutherford Yerger Princial Progetina Bory Henry Aghoul

ABC Remains Silent in Liquor Tax Battle

ABC to stay out of a brewing conflict between liquor dealers and Arkansas livestock show operators over petitions for a popular vote on a 1953 tax change. The dispute centers on reducing wholesalers' markup and diverting funds to state livestock shows, with no clear ABC Board authority to block petition circulation. The Livestock Association had sought an order, and the Arkansas Fair Managers Association plans a counter campaign to favor state liquor sales.

Tayesh Rock Eye EOC ABC Collins Arkansas Livestock Show Association Livestock Association Gie Board Association Aftnr Fly ABC Board Hgser General Assembly Arkansas Fair Managers Association

One Hurt as Soft Drink Truck Brushes Train

A Camden man was injured when his Coca Cola truck left Highway 24 near Bluff City to avoid a railroad crossing, overturning and scattering 10,824 bottles of soft drinks. The truck carried gasoline and the incident caused an estimated $10,000 in damage.

Camden Bluff Johnny Murphy

782 More Cases of Measles

Arka continued to dose them get fever salttious coughs and rash.

Little Rock, IV Arka

Bodcaw Seniors Present Friday Play Cast List Includes Senior Name

Bodcaw High School senior class plans a Friday play with a cast featuring Ben Miller Shirley Whitten Tully Gowell and other students. The event is set for April at 7340 Bodledge Street and promises a lighthearted performance by local youths.

Biday April Ben Miller Shirley Whitten Tully Gowell Sredy Ward Wily Nan May Richard Howe Bil Byowd Robert Lavylye Apne Shdnner Dadla Loy Dink

Split Hickory Co Founded 30 Years Ago

Split Hickory Company, based on Highway 67 west, makes cane products for circus use and other firms. TY. R. King founded it about 20 years ago. later expansion boosted output to 150 units monthly, with shipments nationwide and into Canada. Brock Schenck and C. L. Taylor hold key posts as office and production managers. seven other regular staff join a $1,000 average annual payroll. Raw materials mostly sourced within a fifty mile radius of Hope.

Shepherd Joe Jel United States TY. R. King Saine Jareadtieus Canada Tve L. KK. Dildy Lyle Brown W. M Stephenson Seri Sethwest Wood Products Company Hope Manufacturing Brock Schenck C.L. Taylor Regislar

Silage Conference Set for Thursday in County Court Room

County Agent Oliver L. Ade announces a silage conference Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Neampstead County court room. The program covers silage crop production storage recommendations and available silage making equipment. A sound film Money in the Bank showing silo construction will be shown. All livestock producers aiming to reduce feed costs for dairy and beef are invited to participate.

Neampstead County Court Room Oliver L. Adeams

Renowned Cooperation Talks Near With Communists

Panmunjom reports indicate renewed U N and Korean civilian officials prepare for a critical meeting with Communist officers tonight or tomorrow to discuss ceasefire terms. Observers note speculation that concessions may include prisoner exchanges and casualty provisions. The atmosphere remains tense as both sides seek a durable agreement amid ongoing exchanges and reported casualties.

Brutality Tales Surface As POW Exchange Returns

Allied prisoners recounts from the exchange reveal many men sent home were hand picked by the Reds for health and propaganda value. Survivors describe brutal selection, with some sicker and wounded left behind, as others praise bare survival and the U.N. response.

Victor Kendrick Leroy Hansen Sispleton Corin Isis U.N Danny Joseph Plyvernn Joanalea Nyy Warsa P Jian Fie Pincelne Waller Hy Mitchell Gecen- Venn Kiys Jeristen Byron Center Mich Bubs Albert L. Howard Nahe Ville Galdy Freedom Villagi San Koren Denis Marehun Alelwde Prdvangra Mabechor Froin Hrubal Eins William Morela Qa Tellog Red Tomary Sean United. Nations Pynurman Jom Famed Hanley Ath Army

American Battle Casualties Reported Amidst Confusion

A brief notice reports casualties in an American battle with unclear details. The fragment notes a man involved and a count described as four in total, with no further identifiers or confirmations available.

City Council Reverses and Closes Street Debate

City council backtracked on ordering Seventh Street east of South with a public forum after protests from local property owners. Real estate interests pressed for action to open the street for a development project, drawing opposition and leading to a controversy over condemnation of abandoned houses in Galvestor's Addition.

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Fragmented OCR News Snippet Shows Partial Names and Place

A damaged text fragment mentions Washington and a match, with garbled phrasing about trends and pride. Readable pieces include a location reference to Washington and uncertain event details.

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