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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1961

Page

2

Hempstead Courthouse Records Summary via Docket Entries

Chancery docket lists Sadie MacTeeles and Janine Live Reed in divorce matters. Civil docket shows Ferre Baker Food Store against Shick et al with judgments totaling 100.40. Other actions include Strickland Transportation and related judgments of 1250, 250, and 7750 with carts. Marriage licenses issued listing several names from Waco and surrounding areas.

Chancery Sadie MacTeeles Janine Live Reed Ferre Baker Dha Baker Food Cannon May Strickland

Court Docket from Hope Ark City Court Summary

Municipal Court docket lists Willie Tidwell pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon with a 56 dollar fine. Lee Golden and Lee Ingram plead guilty to drunkenness with fines or bonds. Johnny Gilbert pleads guilty to reckless driving with a 31.50 fine. T E Hodnett tried and fined 246.50 with 10 days jail and license revoked for one year. Other entries include Marshall Warbritten safety chain forfeiture, Tidwell aggravated assault fine, Floyd Thomas failure to signal bond forfeiture, and Johanie Glenn incomplete entry.

Willie Tidwell Lee Golden Lee Ingram Johnny Gilbert T. E. Hodnett Marshall Warbritten Sault, Pleasanty Floyd Thomas Johanie Glenn

Tomb Dynamited and Community Halls Burned Fray

A violent disturbance in southeast British Columbia left a tomb damaged with a large hole in a memorial. Orthodox Doukhobor factions blamed fanatics protesting land and governance. Incendiary devices were involved. no injuries reported. Court actions include numerous fines and bonds for driving offenses, disturbances, gun discharge, and traffic violations.

Nelson Doukhabor Sutheast British Columbia Doukahor Vect Harte

Kennedy seeks authority to mobilize reserves for a year

The House approved a resolution granting the President power to call up quarters of ready reservists for one year, either individually or in units, with Senate approval earlier. The plan includes 2,440,000 ready reserve members and extended training periods, plus a civil defense appropriation. Several Air Force bases slated for deactivation will stay active to support B70 jet bomber operations, while the Navy plans to add 60 ships for transport and antisubmarine duties and recommission about four dozen mothballed vessels. Brig. Gen. Robert D. Campbell said California’s 146th Air National Guard Transport Wing expects active duty activation. Only two Republicans voted against the measure.

House Senate Defense Department Congress U.S Kennedy Pentagon McDill Florida Chennault Louisiana Donaldson South Carolina Laughlin Texas Navy Combatant Shipbuilding Program California Robert D. Campbell 146Th Air National Guard Transport Wing Ife van Nuys Calif 138Th Air Transport Squadron Tulsa Okla Bruce Alger R-Tex Eugene Siler

Railroad fire at Cotton Belt shops damages $230000

Rail yard shops in Pine Bluff Arkansas suffered a Saturday fire causing about 230000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Authorities have not yet pinpointed a definite cause for the explosion that started the blaze.

Pine Bluff Ark Cotton Belt

Burglaries Solved as Mother of Five Arrested in Bourges

Police in Bourges France report the Sunday arrest of Denisa Serriguet 39 solving a two year burglary wave. She allegedly stole 20000 francs about 4000 dollars in 20 break ins and was released to care for her five children while awaiting trial.

Bourges France Denisa Serriguet

Regional Forecast: warm evening with possible storms

The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, very warm and humid conditions this afternoon through Wednesday. Highs today in the mid 90s, with tonight in the low to mid 70s across central and southeast regions. Lows tonight range from the low to mid 70s, with highs Wednesday in the low to mid 90s.

Associated Press

Arkansas Rep Catherine Norrell Backs Kennedy Program

In Little Rock Rep Catherine Norrell a conservative Arkansas Democrat urges Kennedy’s pre paidness plan but calls for trimming domestic program budgets. She argues defense costs could be offset and a tax rise avoided by trimming agencies and instructing departments to avoid spending appropriated funds.

Little Rock Catherine Norrell D-Ark Kennedy Berlini Congress

Hospital Strives to End Patient Segregation in New Buildings

Yopp notes overcrowding partly due to segregation by sex race and illness class and states new hospital buildings will address this. State agencies seek about 70 million for construction and operation funds ahead of hearings, though most requests likely fail. The council will report to a late month special legislative session as Revenue and Taxation committee weighs continuing the construction fund and a withholding tax proposal. Governor Faubus doubts 11.7 million will cover needs and hints at additional revenues beyond that amount.

Yopp Council Hot Springs Petty Paul van Dalsem Tom Allen Brinkley Revenue and Taxation Committee Orval E. Faubus

Warning Order in Civil Case Against Named Defendants

The defendants Leighton Jewel Carman Norene Carman Nell Ellison Geraldine Harden C Cowart and Opal Huddleston are warned to appear in court within thirty days to answer the plaintiffs complaint. Witness my hand and the seal of the court this July 1961. Jamie Russell Clerk by Katherine B. Lauterbach D.

Leighton Jewel Carman Norene Carman Nel, Ellison Geraldine Harden S. C. Cowart Opal Huddleston Nell Ellison Geraldine Flarden C. Cowart Jamie Russell Katherine B. Lauterbach

Hilderbrand burglary case tied to 1958 Arkansas crime

In 1958 northwest Arkansas a tourist couple was robbed as Hilderbrand and Miss Standridge evaded police for a year after he fled prison. They faced gunfire and a string of burglaries and car thefts, with Hilderbrand captured carrying a rifle. Standridge faced burglary charges and a suspended sentence. Lytle Hilderbrand helped urge surrender during the manhunt. Standridge is Ola Hilderbrand’s niece. The Mongolian Republic is noted as sparsely populated.

Arkansas Miss Standridge Hilderbrand Lytle Hilderbrand Ola

Britt hijacks plane after speeding chase in California

Britt raced to catch a Pacific Airways DC3 near Corning California lacking a ticket. He shot ticket agent Bill Hicks and Clover Clear before being subdued by passengers and crew. He reported his wife urged him to return home and was taken for observation at Dewitt State Hospital. Alabama state bird noted as the yellow hammer.

Bill Hicks Chico Britt Corning Calif Chien Pacific Airways Ficket Hicks Witheeves Cleal Copitol Allan Whetler Burlingame Butte County

Hope Star publication details and staff list

The Hope Star announces its weekday publication, listing the Star Publishing Co. leadership, editors, and advertising staff. It provides circulation by carfare and mail to various counties, plus advertising representatives across multiple cities and the Associated Press license rights for local and AP dispatches.

Burglars Are Sentenced in Udall Bank Break-In

James Moore 28 of North Little Rock received a two year prison term while Billy Roe Thompson 20 of Little Rock got a five year probation for the Udall Kansas bank burglary. James T. Frazier, third man, is jailed in Arizona on a murder charge for a fatal service station operator stabbing. FBI notes the trio broke into the Udall bank but could not crack the safe.

Little Rock James Moore North Little Rock Billy Roe Thompson Kansas

U. S. Sues Cotton Belt Railway Over Penalties

The government filed suit in Little Rock to collect 500 dollars it says Cotton Belt Lines owes in civil penalties for safety regulation violations. The complaint states two Pine Bluff to Texarkana trains and a Pine Bluff to Jonesboro train last March 20 lacked power brake inspection.

Little Rock Cotton Belt Lines Pine Bluff Texarkana Pine Jonesboro

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Hempstead Carrall Or Messer Hope Janell Robinson Hoe Donald W. Kunze Waco Faye’ Willis John FE Johnson Emmet Ora Bell English Blevins Robert Edwin Smith Iving Jerry Buchanan Irving James E. Moore Fulton Lacy Mae Cheatiam Washington Municipal Court of Hope New York 1 N.Y The Advertising Council, Ee Harold Hendrix Hope Yard Prescot Vth & la Porter Columbus Leath Seilhout Mforst Martin James Wing Fick Doyle Reaves Sag Tammy Roberts Mike Morris Virgil W. Deaveney Kerry Koontz Robert Emmet Wesson Boytton Jones James Stuart Chester Kell Henry Dixon Jimmie Jester Union Mobile Homes Zenon Samora Ace Authority Turner EL Burt ACC Authority Acme Brick Company W. M. Dirtley D. L. Baker Melvin Williams Sam Stroud Ethel Stuart Hempstead Memorial Hospital Williams Grocery & Market A. J. Reggans Hope Brick Works Green's Grocery & Market Benjamin Brown Green's Gro, & Market J. D. Johnson Butler Grocery James C. Gulley Butler's Grocery Bernice Muldray Butler’s Grocery Derris Ingram Mattie Scott Jodie McClenjdon Hope Basket Company Arkansas Inspection & Rating Bureau Roy Anderson Insurance Agency Leonard Ellis Insurance Agency Greening Insurance Agency Hill-Tarpley Insurance Agency Road Insurance Agency White & Spragins Insurance Agency Hope Insurance Association Cedar Rapids Iowa Yuri Gagarin London Daily Worker Russia Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mols St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Chancery Court Hempstead County Earl S. Carman Hildebrand Mongolian Republic Alaska Arkansan Alabama Hope Star Alex. 1 Washbern Abie Paul H. Jones Donal Parker Mat C. M Pod Roger George W. Hosmer Mech Audit Bureau of Circulations Carflet Neighborin Mall Evada Lafayette Howerd and Miller Coutties Arkansas Dailies, Inc Sterlek Tenn SOS Texas Bank Dallas Michigan Ave 42Nd St N. Y Mid Terminal Associated U. S. Sues C. B. Russell Curb Market Hope, Ark Helena Rubinstein OLOR Mair Rinse Bey Drymit John P. Cox Drug Co
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