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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1969

Page

5

First Flag Raised on an American Warship in 1776

In January 1776 Commodore Hopkins boarded his flagship the Alfred as Lt. John Paul Jones raised a yellow silk flag. The flag bore a pine tree and rattlesnake with the motto Dont Tread on Me. It is noted as the first flag on an American man of war.

Erry Mason McHale’s Navy Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Music Hall Arkansas Game and Fish “Fame Dream House Flying Nun Daniel Boone Little Rock Coch Animal World Green Acres Arkansas U.S.A Ironside Tom Jones Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Paul Harvey Gaem Mery Griffin William F. Buckley Jr Guiding Light Black Heritage General Hospital Another World Constitutional Convent R.F.D Igition RFD Secret Storm Arkansas Sportsman One Life To Live Merv Griffin Dark Shadows Arkansas A.M. al Mike Douglas Captain Kangaroo Wyoming Renegades Lucille Ball Gilligan's Island Commodore Hopkins John Paul Jones

Hope Kiwanis Hosts Walter Allen Speaker on Hempstead Labor Market Survey

Walter Allen of the State ESD spoke at Hope Kiwanis on a house to house survey of Hempstead labor conditions directed through the local ESD office. The effort is a joint project by the Hope Hempstead Chamber of Commerce AIDC ESD Hope Industrial Foundation and the Economic Development District. Bill McClendon presented Teddy Jones with a plaque honoring long service to the Arkansas Officials Association. Jones authored the Association's Constitution and By laws and remains a life member despite retirement from active participation.

Walter Allen ESD Hope Kiwanis Club Allen Little Rock Employment Security Division Hempstead Hope-Hempstead Chamber of Commerce AIDC Hope Industrial Foundation Economic Bill McClendon The Arkansas Officials Association Teddy Jones Jones Association

Plan to repurchase Eagles faces uncertainty in bankruptcy case

Wolman and associates push a refinancing merger to pay creditors and reclaim the Philadelphia Eagles sold for 16.1 million to Leonard Tose. Key figures include Wolman, Jeroy Keyes, Hyman Tatelbaum, Thomas Shaheen, and NFL talks with Jack. Outcomes hinge on referee approval and a buyback clause disputed by Tose. The narrative also mentions CFL interest and unrelated notes on the Appalachian Trail.

Wwe ARN Kiwanis Wolmen Eagles Vinté Louparsoi Ferty Wolman Leroy Kayes Wolman Othe Tip Philadelphia Eagles Jeroy Keyes Joseph O. Kaiser Healll Ravenues American Stock Exchange Tatelbaum Walmandhahéen Met Leonard Tose Norristown National Football League Tose Colum

Relief of Alpha Company commander in Vietnam story

Lt Eugene Shurtz Jr relieved as commander of Alpha Company after his men refused to move out on Nui Lon Mountain. Lt Col Robert C. Bacon cited experience and company responsiveness as factors, with Capt Bernard Wolpers replacing Shurtz. No charges or formal investigation. company ongoing in field with limited combat since Saturday.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon Robert C. Bacon Falls Church Eugene Shurtz Jr Davenport Iowa Alpha Company 196Th Light Infantry Brigade Bacon da Nang Nui Lon Shorte Richard Waite Reynoldsville Qkey Blankenship Panther W.va Blankenship Itter Bacon Bernard F. Wolpers Germany Shurtz Americal Division Vietnam Eli P. Howard Woodridge

The Negro Community Thought for the Day

Ester Hicks shares a reflection from Apples of Gold on retirements and life experience. Mr and Mrs Charles Washington and children have returned to Kansas City Missouri after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Hendrix and relatives and friends.

Charles Washington Edward Yvonne Diana Theresa Kansas City Missouri Sam Hendrix James Waldron Mr. Waldron Henry Baker Mr. Baker

Footprints on the Moon book offered by paper

A public notice promotes Footprints on the Moon a colorful AP produced volume recounting Americas moon voyage from Shepard to Armstrong. It describes vivid photographs and full color detail, urging readers to order now as a lasting memento for home and future generations.

Associated Press America Alan Shepard Armstrong Lunar

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