Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
Atos H Washburn presents a concise editorial noting a point made by Mistah Ham. The piece reflects on a local issue with a brief commentary tone.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1953
Page
4
Mistah Ham Opposes Federal Power And TVA Expansion
The piece argues Mistah Ham attacks federal power expansion and TVA influence, praising municipal and private power as better served without federal taxation subsidies. It warns against integrating power systems into a federal monopoly while defending Hope's public plant and local hydro dams as safer alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Power & Light
William Dferd
Caelo San
Anteel Cooperative
APL & Tee Ooettle
Newport
Ree Gale Wiguist
Boda Hagin
Fauretoeuies
Eviicle
Mistah
PVA
Memphis
Wiliam Mord
Mistah Slam
Hin
Lash Sear
Mistah Tam
Royal Coepps
Gdeval Power
Yyungheckuc
Hope
Wate & Light
Mistah Ham
America
Dora Jackson Buried Saturday in Shower Springs
Dora Jackson aged 1 died December 4 at 8 45. She was survived by five daughters, Bamma Ross, Mope, Audrey Ross, Hope, Mes, and C A Sparks. Five brothers and several sisters. She was a member of Shaver Springs Baptist Church since 1845. Funeral held Saturday at Oak Grove Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Jackson
Sheriff C Cook Dies at 57 After Heart Attack
Sheriff C Cook of Hempstead County died at a Hope hospital at age 57 after a heart attack. He served as tax assessor and county official prior to his sheriff term and was a long time resident of Hope. He is survived by his wife and children, mother, sister, two brothers, with funeral Monday at Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cook
Elemisstisicl
Sterday
Sherif Cook
Arkansas
Wempstead
Shad
Tevinis
Yoreens
Sheri
Uth
Mary Cao
Daleles
Iusie Wook
Norman More
Jimmy
Wallace
Vark
Hope
Methallst
Rose Hill
Harold Furoot Presealt
Co Yo None
Clit
Kugsell
Fred Glantan
Ry Geeshwim
Webb Liseterdin
I Ae
Four Injured in Weekend Accidents in Hope
Hope police report multiple weekend wrecks causing injuries and property damage. At Third and Hazel Lizzie Wheaton and Rogert Grate’s vehicles collided injuring Mildred McMullen and Janice Hightower with no serious injuries. A second crash on North Mazel Street injured Lonnie, Aron Gulley, and others. Another collision at Third and Hervey involved A C Rowan and L L Rowland. Rowen posted bond for running a stop light. A separate line notes a minerals claim totaling four billion dollars since 1850 by the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Hazel
Lizzie Bernice Wheaton
Neprowanan
Richmond
Callf
Rogert Grate
Omaha
Neb
Mildred McMullen
Janice Hightower
Lizzie Wheaton
Bond
Rowe
Mazel Street
Bastiy
John Marvin Lonie Negro
Lonnie
Aron Gulley
Pedrvan
Bearden
A.C. Rowan
L. L. Rowland
Hervey
Rowen
Tornado Strikes Vicksburg Wreaking Havoc and Death Toll Rises
A deadly tornado tore through Vicksburg Mississippi causing at least 30 deaths and widespread destruction. Emergency crews guard debris as guards and medical staff treat the injured across four hospitals. Authorities report about 275 homes damaged and numerous businesses, churches, and apartments destroyed or damaged amid a shivering, sleepless night for 20 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Ol —Teseye
Victoris
Juns
Red Cross
Vicksburgs
Taw Pyree
Annual Yule Party Elects Officers for Hempstead Club
More than 100 members of Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council attended the Christmas Party in Hope. Mrs. Monroe Stuart retired as president. new officers installed include H E Patterson President and Mrs. J. Ernest Delaney as treasurer. The group donated to a county hospital project, judged scrapbooks, heard a December drive update, and held a gift exchange with a decorated tree and centerpieces.
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Hempstead County
O'Steen
Christ
John the Baptist
Monroe Stuart
Ozan-St. Paul Club
Swithh
Coucil
Patterson
Blackwood
Council
Monyou Stuart
KNAR
St. I. Patties
Fred Kint Green
Tinton Club
Clifford Messer
Hacky Mound
Bes
E. MeWalliams
Andy Andres
Hempstead
James Lauterback
Shower Springs
Ihe Forest
Dean Skips Red Parley for Talk With Rhee
George McArthur reports that the U S delegate unexpectedly met with South Korean President Syngman Rhee in Seoul during Europealkonference talks with the Reds. The meeting, plus discussions with Ambassador Arthur TH Beant and Kenneth Young, touched on POWs and armistice terms, with no concrete progress evident and a tense standoff over prisoners.
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George McArthur
U.S
Reds
Savih
Syimiie Rhee
Seoul
Possiory Ty Lik
Arashi
Bes
Arthur TH
Beant
Rhee
Alde Kenneth Young
Fevel
Penne Song
Ta Mans Pravariel Youn
Petre Dean
Nel Fale
Elis O. Brags
Kore
New -A
United Navy
Finns Ait South Rover
Cenmeranes
Deans l
Nat
U.N
Son
UNC
Air Force
J. K. ‘Lacey
U. S
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Santa Claus to visit Hope Arkansas on December 10
Santa Claus Committee chair Janis Morrow confirms a December 10 visit to Howe and Hope Arkansas. Santa will arrive by plane at TAO yoo Thursday evening and parade through Hope business district at 7 00 p m escorted by Hope High School Band Verger High School Band Fire Department Hoy Scouts VFW American Legion color guard and a marching unit from the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Morrow
Santa Claus Committee
St. Nick
North Pole
Howe
Arkansas
Santa Claus
Hope
Tao Yoo
Old St. Nick
Hope High School
Verger High School
Fire Department
Hoy
VFW
American Legion
Join
National Guard
Arkansas Supreme Court Decisions Summary
The Arkansas Supreme Court issued several decisions today from Little Rock. Cases include Bennett Jones v Pfeiffer and others affirmed. Pearl Cowan Lewis v A J Lewis affirmed in part. Sylvan G Roach v State affirmed. M Valentine et al v L Terrell affirmed in part and reversed in part. H W Clark v Farnsworth and Champers Co Inc affirmed. Pacific Finance Loans v Jack Slayton affirmed. R Bunch v Chancellor Lanius involved prohibition to Union Chancery Court with the decree reversed.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Bennett Jones
KE. M. Pfeiffer
Greene Chancery Court
Robert L. Guastanean
Newton Chancery Court
Pearl Cowan Lewis
A. J Lewis
Mississippi Chancery Court
Sylvan G. Roach
State
Logan
M. ©. Valentine
L. Terrell
Jackson Chancery Court
Time to Join Plan for Conservation Program
A 1954 conservation call encourages farmers in Wenoge County to join the ACP to boost soil and crop production. The program lists practices from permanent cover crops and erosion control to terracing and drainage. The county office says help is available daily except Saturdays as plans extend for one growing year.
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Chaimman
Permanen
Perempin
Perentut Iviskes
Perental Wnasros
Ioltin
Aitablishmint
Bleunlad
Wenogesland
Cold Front Moves Through Atlantic Coastal Regions
A cold front tracked from Canada across the Atlantic coast, bringing a sharp air mass. Rainfall along the leading edge drenched eastern England and the Middle Atlantic states with reports of about half an inch in many locales. The front marched eastward from southeastern New Hampshire to southeastern Virginia, then toward northern Florida and the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
Atlantic
Wiley
Canada
Ngland
Middle Atlantic
New Hampshire
Segregation Pleas Revived by High Court
In a heated high court debate, attorneys discuss segregation and the long tradition of separate but equal schooling. They cite key figures like Thurgood Marshall and John W. Davis as they argue over the Constitution and the case for or against racially separate education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
Altorneys
Virginia
South Carolan Logiy
Supreme
Cunethe
Phate
Noe
Cde
Wewly
Sevenicl Ratthys
Whurgood Marshall
New York
Ily Albarney
National Association For the Adsimeenet of
Cae
Poole
America
John W. Davis
Supreme Court
Tower Fedemith
Iush
Oiiny Stacca
Crippled Children's Clinic December 10 notice
Fragmentary notice describes a Crippled Children's Clinic event on December 10. It mentions invitations for children from Tempevent County, transportation to the Health Unit at the Court House at 8:00, and transportation will be provided. The text also oddly notes zoological rankings of certain animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Wiviston
Tempetend
Ray Covie
Date Court House
Paisley Grid Team Honored at School Ceremony
Paisley Elementary celebrated its football champions with a Friday ceremony at Goan, honoring coaches and presenting trophies. Youth Director Harris Cough and others attended as decorations and gifts accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otters
Paisley
Goa
Salary hike for teachers is scheduled
A historic pay raise for teachers faces planning and budget questions across districts. The proposal would raise average daily salaries, with district allocations and future years under review. Key supporters argue higher pay improves education quality while concerns focus on funding and regional impact amidst ongoing school reform efforts.
Lions Auction Opens Tonight to Aid Needy Families
The Lions Club hosts a multi night auction at City Hall to raise funds for Christmas relief in Henpatoad County. Merchants donate items, with $1 credits and site prices listed, while prizes and radio audience entertainment encourage attendance and donations tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooty
Tae
Hope Tens Club
Henpatoad
Huppley Chiaistman
Linns
Didethagy
Lions Club
Chelsimas
All Around the Town by The Star Staff
Members of Demonstration club held their annual party with over 100 attendees and voted to fund a room in the proposed county hospital. About 32 volunteers joined the Salvation Army breakfast with Col. Ernest Pickering outlining organizational functions and local service ideas. Door prizes were awarded at the Nell- Henesl Shop opening. Joe Bearden, son of Mr and Mrs Bearden, attends officer training in New Orleans. Martin Fox, son of Mr and Mrs Fox of Hope, will visit large industrial plants in Dallas Friday. Dr C W Thomason’s Applied Psychology class discussed industrial psychology during Toast of the Town on KCMC TV with Governor Francis Cherry’s visit noted. Deputies Jim Cook and J H Porterfield caught two Arkansas jailbreakers recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New County Hospital
Martin Ox
M. L. Fox
Hope
Henderson State Teachers College
Industrall
Dallas
C. W. Thomason
Wip
Kcmc-Tv
Loys
Francis Cherry
New York
Talks in Newspaper Walkout Shake New York Press
Mediation talks stall amid a walkout by about 400 photoengravers and allied printer unions in New York. The Allied Printing Trades Council and the Newspaper Guild are among groups connected to the dispute affecting roughly 20,000 employees across several papers, with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service mediating as negotiators from the union and employers seek a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO Forem
Hewaplpars
Walter A. Mirutolo
Geingral
Tulkes Iler
Trndus Caine
Pickeb Mnewgi
APL International ‘Engravers Union
NeWapapers
Volved
Cro’ American
Nawspa Pie Guild
Prepsmen
Eter Typers
Arkansas reports twelve violent deaths in a week
The Associated Press report recounts twelve violent deaths in Arkansas over seven days. Among the cases are the shooting of Billy Neal Sadler and the killing of Bil Brown near Marian and Pine Bluff, with state troops referenced in ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prapt
Vine
Schud
Bobby Cunningha
Schug
Arkanga
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