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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1947

Page

3

Hope Country Club Open House Postponed

Regular monthly Open House at Hope Country Club was postponed due to road conditions. The notice urges all members to note the change for Wednesday April 30. Local society items include church class gatherings and a writers conference set for Arkadelphia May 29 30 31 with speakers Harnett Kane Joan Gould Fietcher and Mrs Fietcher. Also recitals and hospital notes update readers on Patsy Hatcher and Johnny Poe.

the Hope Country Club Jett B. Graves First Methodist Citizen W. C. Gentry M. L. Fox Johnnie Green Herbert Griffin J. W. Hall K. G. Hamilton Arkansas Writers Conference Harnett Kane New Orleans Joan Gould Fietcher Arkansas Te National League of American Pen Women

The Doctor Says Hepatitis Treatment Advice

The best treatment for epidemic hepatitis is rest in bed and a special diet. Patients with jaundice should stay in bed and follow medical guidance to recover.

William A. O'Brien M.D NEA Service

Marshall Sees Room for Compromise on Treaty Talks

Americas delegation stresses willingness to compromise on treaty issues while President outlines Greek Turkish proposal. Marshall criticizes Soviet reparations demand as unreasonable and vows no retreat. He briefed Stalin in Moscow for about 90 minutes and reported a clear American stance. Some lawmakers felt no new information emerged. Senate Foreign Relations chair Vandenberg framed the session as a preview of Marshall's national address. Critics press for specifics on the Greek Turkish program and foreign relief funds. The White House meeting occurred ahead of a House debate on the 350 million relief bill.

Marshall Germany Austria Moscow Stalin Molotov Vandenberg R-Mich Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mutual Congress White House

Hepatitis Epidemics and Dietary Guidance

The article discusses epidemic hepatitis causes and symptoms, noting no known cure and the importance of diet and rest for recovery. It advises ten percent glucose drinks, milk and fruit juice intake, and a gradual return to normal foods, plus mentions potential nervous system effects and liver involvement. The Q and A address a child not shedding tears, reassuring that some children do not cry tears and it may be normal.

House Passes Tax Reduction Backing on Capitol Hill

Washington April 28 The United States Chamber of Commerce hailed the House tax cut as constructive and pro growth while the American Labor party called it a rich man’s gift. Ellsworth C. Alvord argued a 20 percent income tax reduction would raise take home pay and purchasing power without price hikes. Arthur Schutzer charged the plan mainly benefits a small elite, predicting 96 percent of taxpayers would share 54.2 percent of the benefits. Senate Finance members expected committee approval with minor changes, possibly setting July 1 as the effective date rather than retroactivity.

Washington United States Chamber of Commerce House American Labor Party Ellsworth C. Alvord Chamber Federal Finance Senate Finance Committee Alvord Arthur Schutzer New York State Senate

Beech Beings and Ancient Tablet Writing Origin

The text notes that the English word pook derives from an old Anglo Saxon term related to the beech tree and that ancient communications were recorded on beech wood tablets.

Sophie faces mortality and family care in Riviera tale

Sophie weighs her end as she recalls debts and provisions for Basil and Godfrey. Vicky fears a future without Madame van Eyck while Sophie promises wealth but contemplates leaving others unprovided for. The dialogue hints at family tensions and guardianship tensions across a fragile estate.

Sir Charles Godfrey Bridget Sophie Vicky Red Cross Sally Maine Riviera Marcel Basil Godrey Granny Madame van Eyck Imeone

Grandmother’s Will Splits A Family Amid Elder Care

In a tense exchange, Sophie and Vicky discuss Granny’s will and guardianship of Maree Sir Charles Godfrey and Basil. Vicky, forced to confront duty versus desire, contemplates family loyalty and the loneliness of aging relatives as the scene ends with a cliffhanger about marriage and a Navy fiancé.

Sophie Vicky Marcel Sir Charles Godfrey Basil Victoria Grann Sally Granny Goose Neck

US Policy Shifts In Moscow Talks On Germany And Europe

The article outlines US aims in postwar Europe including support for democracy and French alignment, advocacy for a peaceful rebuilt Germany with reparations, and a move from allied wartime positions to a force balance strategy with the Soviet Union. It notes clashes between Dulles and Clay, Byrnes and Marshall, and hints at cautious optimism toward enforceable treaties amid mutual suspicions.

Marshall United States Russia America Unitedstates France Saar Germany John Foster Dulles Lucius Clay Moscow Europe Britain Soviet Union Ormer Cordell Hall Roosevelt Truman James F. Byrnes London Byrnes China State Department Churchill Balsans

Few Phone Workers Back at Jobs in Arkansas Strike

Less than two percent of Arkansas 2500 striking telephone workers were back at work as the nationwide walkout entered its fourth week. Union spokesman J R Coe cited heavy pressure and unfair tactics by management and officials, but said morale across the state remains high.

Little Rock Arkansas J. R. Coe Coe Lena Trimble Traffic Group Gordon Wilson R. M. Jackson van Bettis Commercial Group Ralph Bonner Pine Bluff Thelma Starr St. Louis E. N. McCall Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company McCall Beebe

Top Radio Programs of the Day

New York listings show NBC Anne Baxter Frontier Widow at 6 30 p m Howard Barlow concert CBS winer take all Inner Sanctum Henry Fonda My Darling Clementine ABC Sherlock Holmes Treasury Agent MBS Scotland Yard Gregory Good Casebook Tuesday topics NBC Honeymoon in New York Words and Music CBS Kate Smith Kentucky Derby trial ABC Ted Malone Ladies Be Seated MBS Say It With Music

New York NBC Anne Baxter Howard Barlow CBS Inner Sanctum Henry Fonda My Darling Clementine ABC Treasury Agent MBS Scotland Yard Gregory Good Casebook N. Y Kate Smith Ted Malone

Dulles Shapes Marshall Policy At Moscow Conference

The conference shows Dulles emerging as a key designer of Marshall policies with statements on Democratization and Austria. Marshall warns against Molotov’s aims while Dulles expresses satisfaction with his delegation role amid bipartisan cooperation and a favorable Moscow outcome.

Balkan Dulles Clay France Germany Marshall Molotov Austria Washington Arthur H. Vandenberg Moscow

Dorothy Dix Ideal Foster Parents

A letter section discusses fostering youths to create a welcoming home, arguing that neglected homes push children to streets. It cites negligent mothers and the value of home life to prevent juvenile delinquency, with follow ups on engagement guidance and wedding gift etiquette.

Dorothy DIX Tommy Sally

Arguments in McLaughlin Case Presented

Little Rock, April 28. Arguments on a petition for a writ to prohibit Garland circuit court from trying former Hot Springs Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin on 14 indictments were presented today before the Arkansas Supreme Court. McLaughlin sought a three week delay for further arguments and a stay pending abstract court testimony. Attorneys argued the special grand jury was illegally empaneled while circuit Judge Maupin Cummings presided on an exchange of benches.

Little Rock Garland Circuit Court Hot Springs Leo P. McLaughlin Arkansas Supreme Court McLaughlin Igh Circuit Court Maupin Cummings Fayetteville Garland Clyde H. Brown

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Blevins- McCaskill Blevins and McCaskill Public High School M. A. Sewell Blevins School Patsy Hatcher Julia Chester Hospital Johnny Poe Buford Poe Branch Hospital Itseocce U. S. Army American Legion Hall South Walnut St. Hope, Ark Hurm Katharine Bt T Tal Aad Rory Robert Mitchum Texas City Ida Lupino Robert Alda Bruce Bennett House Banking Committee Hep Jacob K. Javits W. Averell Harriman Pan American Airways Juan T. Trippe U. S Stirling Hayden Betty Ann DeNoon Quest Santa Barbara Calif Hayden Madeleine Carroll Beech Books Gwen Davenport NEA Service, Inc Maree As Il Miss DIX Creahin Comia Rom The Bell Syndicate Lidia E. Params
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