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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1951

Page

5

Adventure in Arkansas booklet aims to lure tourists

Gene Newsom, Arkansas Resources & Development Commission, announces a 44 page color booklet titled Adventure in Arkansas. The first 100,000 copies are being distributed nationwide and abroad to promote tourism. The project features photography by John Bhigdell and text by commission staff, touting Arkansas lakes, rivers, and attractions as a growing tourist industry valued at about 161 million dollars annually.

Gene Newsom Arkansas Resources & Development Commission Rock Arkansas Throughoul Americ Ro & D. Commission Wayne Vc. Vietcher Newson Ltfr Tor the Buollet Boes John Bhigdell Cily Virgene Robinson H. A. Thomas al Barnes The Demee Printing & Lithographing Ey Hudson River New York Walter Texas

Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Four Hundred At University

About 400 people attended the Hempstead County Farm Bureau picnic yesterday at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station. Aubrey Gates urged farmers to take responsibility for future crops and decisions. The day opened with games led by Graham Wright and Kay Kent, followed by bureau activity reports and a noon barbecue organized by the committee of Garland Kidd, Marshall Beck, Fred Fuller, and Bill Scheoley.

Post Office to Close for Labor Day in Hope

The Hope post office will close on Labor Day Monday September 4 with no window service no rural or residential route deliveries one business district delivery in the morning stamps available by vending machine The Selective Service Board No 29 will also close Monday Hope’s two banks Water and Light Plant office city clerk and treasurer office and recruiting service will close as well.

Hope 5Selective Service Board No

Market Roundup Wheat Grains Firm, Corn Rises Strong

New York markets at 2 p m show grains firm in routine dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade. September wheat and oats fall early on expectations of large cash deliveries Tuesday, while September corn opens firm. Early losses in wheat and oats recover as deferreds stay steady with minor gains across soybeans and lard.

New York Ton Chicago Board of Trade

Widow Sues Funeral Home After Pedestrian Ambulance Crash

Mrs. Cloie Estella White, widow of J W White, files in Mempstead Circuit Court for $100000 against Healy and Ruth Funeral Home of Little Rock. The suit cites negligence by Robert C Priebe who drove an ambulance at high speed, causing fatal injuries to J W White near Hope on Highway 67. Mrs White, administrator of the estate, seeks damages for wrongful death and related injuries to the ambulance driver and vehicle.

Mempstead Healy and Roth Little Rock Clole Estella White J. W. White Pear! Hope Atkins White Healy & Ruth Robert C. Pridbe Hope Priebe

Emmet Woman Hurt in Wreck Near Texarkana

Mrs. Frank Hale of Emmet was treated Thursday in a Texarkana hospital for lacerations and bruises after a highway 67 collision. Involved were Charlie Hale of Emmet driving the car carrying Mrs. Hale, Mack Hickerson of Horman in a pickup, and Mrs. Joe Brewer of Texarkana Rt in the third vehicle. No others were injured.

Texarkany Frank Hale Emmet Texarkana Charlie Hale

School Bus Schedules Announced

James H. Jules, Supertindent of Schools, announced the fall bus schedule with first runs on Wednesday September 1 at 9 00 a m. Registration times are listed by grade and driver routes including Bus Nos 1 through 10 and Fulton buses. Parents urged to have students ready to keep on time and cooperate with drivers.

James H. Jules Supertindent Orly Ollo Sisson Sisson Girvel Edsin Potre's Petre’s Bane Turd Howe Shravelt Paisley Sus Truman Ar Enterville Oglesby and Heh School Carl Thornton Thne Experiment Statiion Providence Oglesby High School Experiment Station Art Fincher Fincher Hone Shover Springs Bowden's Lane Bowten's Lane Patmos Road Coulter Club Garland J. F. Newberry Newberry Ham Old 67 Jim Talley S. L. Church Atl Fulton Elementary Fulton Cook Ratcliff Hope

Emmet Methodists to Hear Teddy Jones

Teddy Jones of the Cenwry Bible Class at First Methodist Church will speak at the 7 15 p m service at Emmet Methodist Church on Sunday September 2 in the pastor s absence Laymen of the Emmet church will be in charge of the services Public is invited.

Teddy Jones First Methodist Church Emmet Methodist Church Emmet

Salvation Army Workers To Report Tonight

Salvation Army volunteers are summoned to report at the Chamber of Commerce offices at 7 oclock. Captain Tillery says a pink key indicates a plan to cut entry fees and that each worker may receive about $2,400. workers are urged to report in person or via their captain.

Salvation Army Campnten AVI Te Tillery

Opening of Negro Schools Schedule Detailed

The document outlines the opening schedule for Negro schools with dates from Tuesday September 5 through Monday September 20. It lists opening events, registration, and staff meetings at several schools including Hopewell Brades and Trepewell as well as bus service on Wednesday and Thursday. Second grade children north of Mixson’s tracks and east of Andrews Street will enroll at Hopewell. a temporary transfer of one 9th grade division to Shaver Street Elementary will occur until Trepewell is completed.

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500000th Bendix Washer Produced

Bendix Home Appliances produced the 500000th washer of the Economat line at Clyde Ohio. The new automatic washer uses vacuum drying with a flexible tub and folds clothing around the agitator for efficient drying. Bendix asserts the Economat marks a major advance since the 1937 washer introduction.

Cleveland Bendix Home Appliances Bendix Clyde Ohio Hervey Holt Humn Tire & Appliance Co James Rand Hull

Five More Die Violently In Arkansas This Week

Five people died violently in Arkansas this week. Bil Tilley a 2 year old county resident drowned while swimming in the White River near Calico Rock on Thursday. Curtis Francie McElroy 13 of Paris was killed when the car he drove overturned near Paris on Highway 2 Wednesday night. Another youth was injured in the incident.

Akansas Bil Tilley Hard County White River Calico Rock Curtis Francie McElroy Paris Esclani

Moses Admits He Wants to Be Governor

News account reports Moses declaring ambition to run for governor with comments from supporters and opponents. The piece covers reactions from Frank Ablgron and Abigyen on policy directions, including agriculture and labor, and notes a beauty pageant result and a future expo dedication in Wynne and Arkansas connections.

Moses Leon Hatch Awarh Fan C. Miinilien Mosca Ariens Ablaisies Powet Gelst Ilahl Ata Acelin Frank Ablgron Memphis Ahlgren Hope Bormyerus Neal Smith Wynne, Ark William War College Fulton

Truck and Car Wreck Overnight Collision in Greenbrier

A city truck driven by Roy Ff Martin collided with a car driven by Cecil Garrett of Greenbrier at Mast Division and Walnut Sree yesterday. No injuries were reported. The truck sustained a dented rut and the car had no bent fender or other damage. Police investigated the scene.

Roy Ff Martin Cecil Garrett Greenbrier Mast Division Walenut Sree Light City

Band Rehearsals Start Sept 4 At Local School

Director Cannon announced today rehearsals begin September 4 for the senior high band and junior band. Senior high practice starts Tuesday with the junior band set to begin on September.

Cannon Rehor

Horse And Car Collide On West Third Street

A horse and a car collide at West Third Street. The vehicle sustained damaged windshields and the horse died. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the incident involved local figures and occurred in the city.

Tesse Melind West Third Tee

Youth Center Prepares for Fall Program

The City Council and Kiwanis Club plan fall youth activities at the Hope Youth Center. Directors oversee a new season under supervision, with programs aligned to city park and recreation aims. City officials anticipate integration with the broader park renovation plan and council action at the next session.

Sheppe Pat Lasseter Colley Fede Wyne Vanrit Mone Bays Glela Catinel Tawieneg Mietin Aid Miaw Ant Wolson Hope Hin

Egypt Hails Suez Turning Point In Mid East Policy

Egypt voices cautious optimism over Suez Canal pivot toward stability and justice. Baluh i Din Pasha notes no Soviet threat to UN peace efforts as Britain and France press for shipping restrictions. Soviet leader hints at veto if not given chance to talk, while Western allies await clarified stance.

Alexindreli Israel Peleule Semyon K. Cus

Singing Sunday Night at Sardis Church Event

A singing program titled Singing Sunday Night at Sardis Church near Patmos is planned for Sunday night September 2. Gordon Vine and others from the area are expected to perform in Sardis Church on Hope Road 2 miles north of Patmos. An unrelated historical note mentions Cortes and Indian slavery linked to sulphur mining at Popoca tepét volcano.

Sardly Church Patmos Hope Road Gordon Vine Quars Tele Hind

Notice of Star Carrier Subscription Price Increase

Star subscribers face a 25 cent weekly carrier delivery price beginning Monday September 3. City and suburban delivery will go to one cent per week, with 25 cent per week rates applying to all plans. Yearly subscriptions on Star’s books will be honored until expiration. thereafter, a carrier-auction system and outside delivery options may apply. Box subscriptions and outside-city rates will be adjusted. details reflect shift from 15 cent six day base rate to new pricing amid wartime production costs.

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Crime Probers Urge Broad Clampdown On Organized Crime

A national inquiry urges aggressive action against organized crime and teenage crime networks. The committee proposes strengthening laws, forming youth defense commissions, and creating a council with a $100,000 grant to study crime patterns and implement prevention, naming cities from New Jersey to Kentucky as examples. It criticizes political and mob influence, calls for wider police and governmental cooperation, and highlights alleged underworld enrichment.

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Beach Mo News Details Chamber Meet on Portold Products

A Wednesday Chamber of Commerce gathering in Beach Mo addressed road and industrial plans from Hope to the Industrial Ground. Attendees included highway committee members, local officials, and business operators such as BullE Plant and service stations. Financing and exact scope remain under study as committees discuss improvements and local infrastructure.

Beach Thora Was & Price Estate Chamber of Commerce Wedneyday Yynarilig L. L Randugted Bulle Iid sell _accessories Dowagh James H. Millar Murphy J. W. Perlsing Th O Miller Archon Javey Allen Raymond Jordan Roy Thosh Charles Wylie Wid Frith Ben Wilgon Verdon Kensnedy Hobert Shirlay Eildon Bladdman Rue Luck Tarpley C Coleman Tha Chiei Commores Hope Ing Chamber of Carn Mont Aftithe Industrie Oak Haven Ju Hope Enginger Merce Thuraday Gali Turin

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