Jonesboro Plant Compared to Hope Engages Public Debate
The Hope city council will hold a December 11 public meeting to discuss Burns & McDonnell's proposed first stage expansion costing about 787,600 and to consider buying standby power from private suppliers. The Star urges creating a municipal water and light commission, citing Jonesboro's commission model and its larger, lower cost system.
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Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company
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Burns & McDonnell
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Hope
Demolay Chapter Begins Under Sponsorship in City
A Demolay chapter is being organized under the sponsorship of No. 239 Masonic Lodge. Noah Hobbs was named council advisor in charge. The chapter honors Captain C. A. Bridewell for his Musaby work. Entrance fee set at 6 dollars with 3 dollars yearly dues.
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Nope Whitfield Musaunic Lodge
Advisory Council
Noah Hobbs
C. A. Bridewell
Hoogman
Musaby
Thomas Canon
Horace Stubbard
Bay
Deinelay
Masonic Organization
Masons
Mr. Hobbs
Frank Morton
Horace Mubbard
Thomas Cannon
Harry Shiver
Anstey Gilbert
Teddy Jones
Roy Anderson
Ted Merryman
John Wallace
Lou Compton
Woodrow Parsons
Walter Miller Jr
James McLarly
Calvin Rughes
Oliver Mills
M. J. Porter
Sam Andrews
A. 5. Willis
A. A. Massey
Methodist Rally Draws Large Crowds in Hope District
Attendance at nightly United Evangelistic Mission services at the First Methodist Church Hope has been excellent this week with reports from across the Hope District. The Rev Ralph Hillis of Searey leads the services. bishop Paul Martin of Little Rock will address a district wide rally at Nashville High School gym at 4 p.m. Sunday after guest speaking at the 10 35 a m service at Hope church.
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First Methodist Church
United Evangelistic Mission
Hope
Ralph Hillis
Searey
Paul Martin
Little Rock
Nashville High School
Nashville
Martin
Mother of Hope Pioneer Dies at Stamps Home
Mrs. T. Price, 02, longtime resident of Stamps, died at her home Tuesday. Surviving son E.Price of Hope is listed among her survivors.
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Hope
Road Worker Burned in Accident Near Hope
A. J. Barnes of Little Rock, employed on Highway 67 reconstruction west of Hope, suffered serious arm burns when gasoline sprayed by sparks caught fire. He was taken to Hope hospital for treatment. Barnes worked for the contractor on the highway project.
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Little Rock
Highway 67
Hope
Hope Hospital
Barnes
McClellan Urges Outright Public Office Purge
Senator Joby D. McClellan of Arkansas called for a thorough purge of corrupt or incompetent public officials and a restoration of faith in the federal government. He urged continued investigations, not end to them, and argued for removing anyone proved unfit while stressing the need for immediate progress in public morality and integrity.
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Joby D. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American
Arkansas Deswerit
Choi
Cau
Volcanic toll tops five hundred on Camiguin island
Manila reports over 500 bodies recovered from Hibuk Tibok on Camiguin after two eruptions yesterday. Officials estimate up to 2000 may have died in the first blast as 16,000 residents evacuated from 45,000 on the island. Fire and rescue workers press into ash and lava, and order is guarded by constabulary and volunteers.
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Philippine News Service
Tonight
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Philippines
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Cistern Misamis
Mindanio Island
Red Cross
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Camiguin
Manila Times
Benigno Aquino
Philippines Air Force
Pedro Los Banos
Guardsmen Plan Christmas Dance With New Recruits
Company A 14th Infantry welcomed two new recruits William F. Guilliams and Orville Bright Jr at weekly drill. Captain Rust urged more Hope area men to enlist as Major Clifford and Sst. O Malley assisted instruction on guard duties. Set. Walter Sallee led the first hour. the second covered sections. A Christmas dance is set for Saturday December 22 with music by Jack Cawkins in the new armory.
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14Th Infantry
William F. Guilliams
Harley C. Guilliams
Orville Bright Jr
Orville Bright
Hope
Johny A. Rust
Richard W. Clifford
Patrick H. O'Malley
Walter Sallee
Jack Cawkins
New Armory
Rue Publics
Story of Scrooge After Christmas Spirit Hits Him
HAL BOYLE retells a Dickensian vignette in which a shabby man, Ebenezer Scrooge, learns the true meaning of Christmas after an encounter with a begging Santa and a fat man. A cafeteria tale unfolds of generosity and guilt, ending with the name Scrooge revealed amid a city street scene.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Charles Dickens
Bhungzrr
Allie
Oman
Santa Chis
Santa Claus
Release of imprisoned Catholic Archbishop Stepinac
Belgrade Yugoslavia today freed Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac on conditional terms while he remains under government oversight. The Roman Catholic primate of Yugoslavia, jailed since 1948, will reside in a parish house near Zagreb. The official report says he is in good health and maintains his innocence, denouncing the trial as politically motivated. The move follows pressure from the United States and other nations for his release amid Yugoslavia's closer ties to the West.
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Blevins Woman Lula McClarty Dies in Hope Hospital
Lula McClarty aged 9 of Blevins died early this morning at Hope Hospital. Survived by three sisters Mrs J W Arrington of Blevins, Miss Lula McClarty of Blevins, and Mrs Sherman Cox of Hope. Burial services incomplete pending arrangements through Mrs J Arrington of Blevins.
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Hope Hospital
Lula McClarty
Slaters
J. W. Arrington
Shermen Cox
Hope
Shlece
Jess Hudson
Beauty Texac
Mneral
Ae Bouts
Hope Transport Co Inc Files Incorporation in Arkansas
Local firm Hope Tratfor Co Inc of Hope filed articles of incorporation on Monday in Rapstat. Authorized capital is 1 000 shares of no par value stock. Incorporators named were Pay Chambers, Lloyd Jacks of Damien and John Keek of Hope.
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Little Rock
Hope Tratfor Co, Inc
Hope
Sting
Storms lash Pacific Northwest causes multiple deaths
Dec 14 Portland dispatch reports fierce storms across Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Four men died as trees toppled cars sheds and a man attempting to jump was crushed. Widespread flooding damaged docks roads and rail lines with high tides and record low barometer reported from Walla Walla to Vancouver and Coos Bay.
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Pacific Northwest
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Washington
Reedsport
Jymeten City
Vancouver
Wash
Charles Grivis
Salvadore Nance
Reedyport
J. M. Harper
British Columbia
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Tacoma
Cascade Mountains
Walla Walla
Coos Bay
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Highway Commission
Coast Guard
Astoria
Columbia River
Weather Bureau
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Gon
23 Killed 19 Injured in British Wreck
In Chatham England a double tragedy struck as a bus collided with a marching Royal Marine cadet formation. Twenty three boys aged 10 to 12 were killed and nineteen injured, with ten more treated for shock. The driver, John George Samson, 57, was returned home under medical care after the crash. The bus plowed through the line of cadets near the naval barracks as passersby witnessed mangled bodies along the cobbles and damaged lamp posts.
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Eng
John George Samson
Samson
Royal Marine Corps
Chetham
Navel Barracks
Double Talk on Chinese Truce Session Conflicts
Murky notes from Munsin Korea report a two hour halt talk on truce terms. Red negotiators defined what neutral supervision means and rejected ports of entry as a controlled zone. A Tokyo broadcast accused Communists of double talk while outlining demands for troop movement and ceasefire plans.
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City Council Moves to Bar Vending in Downtown Streets
The council votes to ban vending in downtown streets and alleys during the Christmas season. The police chief pledges strict enforcement on main thoroughfares and minor side streets. An application to levy taxes for vending services was discussed.
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