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The Hope Star, Hope Arkansas, publishes class notes and advertisement rates as a weekly newspaper with offices on South Walnut Street. It lists staff roles including editor and publisher, managing editor, ad sales, and mechanical staff, and notes its affiliation with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Rate pages show mailing options and subscription prices for local and distant deliveries.
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Star of Hope
Group Helps Negroes to Move North
NAACP and local groups organize a migration effort aiding Black residents to relocate northward. George Singelman of the Citizens Council of New Orleans cites 1,000 planned departures, with buses to Washington and New York as applications rise and transportation logistics focus on dates and routes.
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Ernest Fischer
Orleans
Cornell
Ue Sulu
Singelmann
Citizens Council of Creator
New Orleans
Cloreyve Lis
NAACE
Salit Ik
Nesries
New York
New
Orlesuis
York
Vorles
Boyd
Monilay
Asu Bamlyman
Treight Mandlee
Jersey City
Washington
Singelman
Singelmany
Colement Dales
Singge
Weather Summary for Arkansas and Louisiana
Connell weather page reports thundershowers and Thursday partial clouds with mild temperatures and little rain. Forecasters note highs around the mid 70s to near 80, cooler nights in the 40s to 50s, and unsettled conditions with showers and isolated thundershowers continuing into Wednesday across western Arkansas and parts of Louisiana.
Accidents in State Claim Four Lives
Four people died in Arkansas on Monday from two drowning incidents and two automobile wrecks. Elderly Bill Bullard, 70, of Benson, died when his pickup crossed a median near Bryank aid plowed into James Westbrook’s car, killing Bullard and injuring two others. Mrs. Allee Massey, 47, of Greenville, died in a separate crash on U. S. Highway 68 south of Pine Bluff after losing control and hitting a telephone pole. Others injured included Wanda Hamilton and several children.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Benson
Bill Bullard
Bryank
Ina
Jiems Westbrook
Benton
Westbrook
Madeline
Smith
Lille Beck
Pine Bluff
Allee J. Massey
Greenville
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Omaha
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Shopiff
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Tausburgh
Clowey
Elear
Arkansas Democrats Reject Filing Fee Refunds
Democratic Party officials in Little Rock said candidates who pay a filing fee and withdraw before the deadline are not entitled to refunds. State party secretary Leon Gallett said refunds would cause complications, though past practice had sometimes returned fees for withdrawals. Late and congressional fees fund ballot printing, with half refunds for opposed candidates. after June 23 all names appear on the November ballot except in death cases.
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Little Rock
Democratic Party
Hdvaw
Leon G3
Gallett
Gallet
Harvey G. Combs
Ssecretary
Ballet
Pam
Tech Bowlers to Kansas Meet
The first national college bowling tournament for five man teams will be held in Overland Park with 32 teams, including Arkansas Tech as a district champion. The event is staged by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics with help from the Bowling Proprietors Association of America. Each team member had six qualifying games at a BPAA event.
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Kansas City
Arkansas Ech
Fritty and Babirday
Overland Park
National Association of [Tercollegiate Athletics
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Arkansas Tech
Rach
Arkansan Estella Wilson Dies in Wichita Home
Estella Wilson, 68, a Rogers Arkansas native, died Saturday at the Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita. Survivors include three sons Dr. Stewart M. Wilson of Rogers, Dr. Sloan J. Wilson of Million, and Dr. Charles M. Wilson of La Crosse. She had resided in Wichita about ten years.
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Wichita
Kan
Estella Wilson
Rogers
Ark
Kansas Masonic Home
Stewart M. Wilson
Sloan J. Wilson
Million
Charles M. Wilson
la Crosse
Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court
Plaintiff David M. Kennedy is named in a chancery court notice with details partially visible. The document references a court action and related parties but the full scope and deadlines are not readable from the provided fragment.
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Hempstead
Trio Rescued From Lookout Mountain Cave After 46 Hour Ordeal
Three collegiate explorers James Mason 21 Bill Bartee 20 and Seth Huddleston 19 were rescued late Monday from a muddy Lookout Mountain cave near Treny on Georgia after a 46 hour search. Emory University student Mason and Huddleston from Ormond Beach Florida and Bartee of Clinton South Carolina planned an Easter weekend adventure and became trapped by rising water and slimy rope climbs. Rescue teams of more than 166 workers stabilized the group as they endured cold, fatigue and near starved conditions, finally forming a makeshift trench to keep warm and awaiting extraction.
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Bill Rawlins
Trenyon
Thermaelves
Lookout Mountain Cave
Fraternity
James Mason
Bill Bartee
Seth
Allanta
Martin Huddleston
Ormond Beach
Pla
Menel
Mason
Bartee
Huddleston
Dents
Emory University
Atlanta
Presbyterian College
Clinton
Bar‘tee
Stirling Moss Injured After Car Goes Off Track In Race
Britain's No. 1 racing driver Stirling Moss was taken to a hospital after his car careened off the track at high speed during a race in England. Mechanics worked for 30 minutes to free him. Moss remained conscious during rescue operations. The extent of his injuries was not immediately known.
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Hart Gqqdwoor
England
Stirling Moss
Britain
Bolt Cullers O Crea
Moss
Trade Stamp Project Off to Big Start
Little Rock Air Force Base Airman David Brooks leads Operation Margie to gather trading stamps to fund his wife Misako’s air fare from Japan. Annie Thompson, a base businesswoman, notes a firm offering financing a Tokyo to Little Rock trip for 193 books of stamps. Brooks has four books and plans to place collection boxes with Margie imagery around the base.
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Little Rock
David Brooks
Japan
Brooks
Little Rock Air Force Base
Artire
Annie Thompson
Transferred Air Force travel aid described in report
The report notes that travel or deployment funds were not provided by the Air Force. Brooks saidSaturday the decision left him unable to pay plane fare totaling 342 dollars, a concern raised about bringing his wife with him to the United States.
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Air Force
Brooks
United States
Fire Reignites, Burns Woods Near Harrison Arkansas
Fire control near Harrison Arkansas faltered late Wednesday night and rekindled Thursday. The blaze consumed about 1 3 60 acres of woods between St Joe and Pindall, about 20 miles southeast of Here. Scholots were dismissed Thursday so older students could help fight the flames.
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Harrison
Ark
St. Joe
Pindalk
Here
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