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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
3
Fragmentary note recounts 80 B.C. Greek medical lore and Hippocrates using feathered sandals to treat clubfoot. Mentions Egyptians painting enemy on sandals and daily trampling as a remedy. Unclear, but highlights historic physician links to foot ailments.
The Robert Rossen production All The Kings Men opens Sunday at the Saenger with Broderick Crawford delivering an electrifying portrayal of a ruthless demagogue. Joanne Dru John Ireland John Derek and Mercedes McCambridge contribute strong performances in a tightly woven ensemble drama.
A feature presentation starring a prominent Academy Award winner opens Sunday at the Saenger. The column then discusses advice to young women on marriage, independence, and life choices with reader questions answered by Miss Dix, including views on timing, finances, and relationships.
Central region remains under a cool spell with sub freezing conditions in much of the north central area. Temperatures near normal for early March spread from the Western Plains to northern Illinois and Indiana, while a Rocky Mountain storm brings snow and rain to Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, northern Colorado and Utah.
A Dorothy Dix column discusses how true love endures time and trial, while infatuation fades with changing circumstances. It notes enduring qualities like unselfishness, faith, and loyalty as partners age. A mother questions her daughter’s independence delaying marriage and Dixie argues marriage should involve more than economic security.
April 2 report from Little Rock states a cave-in at the Southern Colorti Oil Mill storage yard killed Arthur Douglas Archer, 21, of England Arkansas, while Ulysses Robertson, 25, a Black man from Little Rock, was entombed to his neck but survived shock. The men were preparing to move hardened hulls after an initial blast.
The Associated Press reports slow progress toward peace in national labor disputes. AFL housing servicemen strikes in New York affect about 200000 people, with 6000 more possibly joining. Railroad firemen walkouts threaten May 10, while mediation seeks to avert May 15 action. The union seeks an extra fireman on certain diesel locomotives, and talks include charges over good faith and intimidation claims.
Mrs. Ralph B. Jonas, 54, died here after a cerebral hemorrhage. Former Arkansas education commissioner under Homer Adkins and Ben Laney, he was succeeded in 1949 by A. B. Bonds Jr.
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