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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1957
Page
4
Hollywood recounts a tense interview with Luise Rainer as delays and personal questions test patience. The writer aims to show fans a real view, notes Rainer’s initial reluctance, then her charm turns the session into a better story.
Public safety guidance advises to view an approaching tornado from a safe distance and move at right angles to its path if possible. In towns seek indoor shelter away from windows, preferably in a sturdy building, with the southwest basement corner safest in frame houses. if no basement, lie under a table on the first floor. Rural schools should move children to a ravine if no storm shelter is available.
The piece sketches film stars and their talkativeness with Barrymores Bogart MacMurray Dix Gardiner and Ava Gardiner among those referenced. It notes the journalist finds interviews revealing and adds a holiday mood with a remark on the United States producing about 70 percent of the world’s passenger automobiles.
The Diamond Jubilee Committee of the Southwest District Congress Baptist Church will sponsor a musical at Garrett Chapels Baptist Church on Wednesday night April 24. The program features solos and ensembles, including Miss Vera Williams and Imperial Five, with Mrs Odie B Williams directing. Also noted are community notices about Easter weekend visits and NBC TV discussions of Sid Capesar’s ongoing show.
Speculation on future TV programming by Charles Mercer. Weaver, NBC official, suggests networks will battle for viewer share, favoring Westerns crime shows and events type programs while cutting live drama and news. The piece notes networks have not refuted his Seattle remarks and that the season shows no major additions.
The Arkansas Supreme Court today overruled Chief Justice Carleton Harris on a chancellor's finding in a Love King case against George W. HIM. The court held the Morgan suit was not a class action and sent the King case back to Jefferson Chancery Court for trial on merits. Harris did not participate in the decision.
A reader suggests writing to NBC president Robert Sarnoff in New York to sway opinions about Caesar. The note notes fans are devoted and asks readers to flood NBC with inquiries about Caesar’s next season to observe the potential reaction.
New York readers learn quirky trivia from the Morning Mail. Facts cover blindness thresholds, world city populations, national propaganda spending, state mottos, and peculiarities about tree growth, revolving doors, and traffic deaths with a tongue in cheek tone.
Blytheville area police report three armed men were detained about ten miles south of town following a morning burglary 65 miles south near east of here. Names given include Lonnie Neal 43 Greenwood Miss George Garnet 36 Patterdale Mia and James Reeves 28 Cairo. Car plates indicated Illinois origin with Alabama plates found inside. Officers stated the men offered no resistance and details of the arrest were provided by Blytheville patrolmen and Osceola night chief.
The first of three Gatten Carnival goodwill tours opens today with a sevenfold schedule. A final tour is set for May across the southeast. A Mississippi Bella event is slated for May 6 with another carnival planned for May.
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