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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1959
Page
5
Notes show an incomplete local weather report mentioning options near Wort ay, mid town areas, and a northeast corridor. The legible items reference centers, casts, and taxiing phrases but lack coherent measurements or full place names.
A morning three-vehicle accident caused damage on a street near Line goods Rogers. Calvin Morris owned one truck while Harate Laveli and Alvin de Inttey drove other vehicles. Police report injuries to Poilee and Al Third, with bystanders noting impact near Wy B. Fenwick's aide observed the scene.
Report details a fatal shooting at a Garland County residence. Deputy Ridgeway testified and described after a confrontation in which a man shot Connellly in the chest. Investigators note Connellly’s wife was missing and the scene yielded evidence pointing to a homicide and arrest.
U S District Court in New York hears antitrust and copyright claims against a major network and studio over a tape dispute. The case involves alleged wrongful use of footage and labor union activity amid production shutdowns and wage issues affecting actors and technicians.
Land Title Association in Little Rock and Ames presided by Edward Maddox of Harrisburg and officers Mrs Loig Howard of Hot Springs and Marcus Risily of Fort Smith. The group discussed a study on scholarships and the University of Arkansas program to specialize studies.
The report recounts Morse defending remarks about Mrs Luce amid questions over her nomination and mental fitness. President Eisenhower says no disparagement of the Senate, notes Luce offered to resign, while Morse describes checking a report as the basis for his statements.
Fragmented notes describe allied leaders debating postwar security in Europe with mentions of Western union threats and Soviet pressure. Key figures include Gromyko and Brentano as Western and Soviet negotiators seek a demilitarized Berlin and broader settlement while aiming to harmonize stance amid ongoing consultations and staggered efforts across London Paris and Washington.
An Owasso funeral service was held for Glenn Wilson, wife of Richard Wilson, with details of the events and rescue efforts reported from the scene. The report notes the long recovery process and mentions local responders and a belated wake at the family residence as investigators pursue the full cause and timeline of the incident.
Kansas City Southern Railway filed petitions with the Missouri Supreme Court seeking reductions in property assessments. The petitions argue a 1957 and 1958 court decision affects valued properties and tax bills, while the company contends the Commerce Commission misapplied the April 16 ruling.
Odd town tidbits report fundraising sums per member from a large group, upcoming events at Geoper House, a May 15 gathering with a speakers list including Jos Cysin and Teddy dunes, and local club sponsors. Notes mention evacuations, a fire study, and a fish fry at Yellow Creek with planned guest appearances and a civic meeting at City Hall.
The Garden Club hosts a summer program at the Delfodh featuring Hale fob The eye seasons mapes at 7:30 with a song by Bobbie Gaal and solo dances by Sharon Evans. Classes include medley songs, Hawaiian dance, and recitals with Mrs O Gran and Mrs Jewel Munpey.
A panel of judges from several circuits was named to hear a case challenging anti integration measures. Chief Judge Archibald of the Fifth Circuit and others from Missouri Minnesota and Arkansas were among those assigned. No date was set for the panel to convene.
In Conway Arkansas a young girl named Elizabeth Ann Duggett reportedly drowned in a steel stockpond near Fairvigw yesterday. Mrs Junior Duggett found her daughter's body in the pond and began rescue attempts but options failed.
A fragmented notice describes a May Day luncheon at the United Church in Hope Prides with a program featuring Bil Rowton, Mrs Dow Grin and Mrs Vin Hendersaly. Soloist Mrv. Panl Bur vis and organist Mrs. Wesi Girlsy are listed, while several words remain unclear. The event would include a program titled How ayy e nough and a procession or singing segment.
A Yellow Creek homecoming event is planned for May 1 with public attendance announced. Details are incomplete but the gathering appears organized by local residents and may include a parade and reunion activities.
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