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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1957

Page

4

Bakery Workers Expelled by AFL-CIOunion

The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to expel the Bakery Workers Union this week unless cleanup moves are made. President James G Cross is urged to step down. Meany announced plans to charter a new “Integrity group” union if the Bakery Union fails to comply by March 16. Cross accuses Meany of distortion as a Senate committee hearings unfold.

Atlantic City Afl-Clio Afl-Cio James G. Cross Cross Cincinnati George Meany Executive Council Meany Fra Cnnvention Integrity Dalers Balers Unian Senate Tuckets Committee Tn Washnington Washington Provida

Farm Bureau Urges Caution on Missile Spending

Farm Bureau leaders urged restraint in expanding missile spending as the United States seeks competitive space and defense progress. They cautioned against crash programs and deficit financing, stressing calm judgment and fact based policy amid calls to outrun Russia in space and weapons development.

Ovid’a, Martin Associated Press Farm Chicago Charles B. Shaman Faryn Bineau Federation Russia Tha Fapay Ble wWe

Shooting Accident Fatal to Youth in Helena Arkansas

A 13 year old named Negra I Thurston Lee Robison was killed when a shotgun discharged at the Ferguson community. Deputy Sheriff Mack Pell reported the weapon was being thawed by John L Douglas and several companions. no charges were filed.

Helena Ark Thurston Lee Robison Negra Slass Mack Pell Pell John L. Douglas

Cold Plunge Sends Chilly Air Southward From Canada

A mass of cold air plunged southward from Canada into the northern plains bringing cold wave warnings and near zero temperatures. Flurries accompanied the invasion along northern belts with light amounts, while the far Southwest cleared and the Gulf Coast saw clear skies. Northwest fog and low clouds with freezing drizzle in southeastern Idaho marked the weather shift. Gusts reached 46 to 60 mph churned dust in North Dakota. Snow varied from an inch to several inches near the Great Lakes and Saytt Ste. Marie Michigan. Early northern Plains temps ran 30 degrees colder than daytime readings. Temperatures dipped to as low as record-breaking 69? in Billings Montana and fell well below freezing elsewhere.

Canada Hortes Plains Gulf Coast Idaho North Dakota Great Lakes Saytt Ste. Marie Mich Lakes Billings Mont

Paisley Students to Entertain PTA Christmas Program

Paisley students will perform the Christmas program at the Fedular PTA meeting Wednesday at 3. Each child will participate in musical numbers directed by Martha Sutton from State Teachers College. The program features Santa Claus songs and a Holy Tableau with a Bethlehem backdrop created by Gary Don Jones and team, with Donald Martin as stage manager.

Housatop Santa Claus St. Nick Man Clear Bethlehem Neil Barwick Tommy, Parris Junior Hargis Gary Don. Jones Preston McLain Rodney Powell Oy Yates James Brenda Parris Betty Martindale Will Par Gary Don. Jones Anetta Matfield Ann Walton Julia Nis Charles Beard Mary Ann Bader Nora Joun ‘Kinsey Donald Martin

NAACP seeks ruling on Bennett law challenge in North Little Rock

The NAACP asks a federal court to block enforcement of a local Bennett law in North Little Rock. A May hearing follows a previous Little Rock agreement where daily violation prosecutions were limited while awaiting court outcome. City officials indicate possible similar agreement if needed.

Little Rock National Association For the Advancement of Colored People North Tittle Rock Little ‘Rock NAACP Oto Little ‘Rock City Reed Thompson Rock

Florida Land Boom Spreads to the Bahamas

Nassau Bahamas reports a growing land boom as investor interest spills from Florida. The Bay Street district sees prices rising to about 8 300 per lot while local life seeks balance between wealth and social change amid rapid development. Concludes on page two.

City to Revise Improvement District Setup

City Board of Directors discussed an old headache involving improvement districts and a complete revision in funding. Banks are calling in loans on six delinquent districts totaling about 7,194 dollars. the city endorses the loans and orders a new payment schedule. Two officers were added to the City Police force Hollis Edgar Moses as patrolman and Junior May as parking meter officer. The group granted loading space to Singer Sewing Machine Co and Rettig Mlee rlea Shop but ordered a full reappraisal of the loading zone setup.

City Board of Directors Igent Hollis Edgar Moses Junior May Singer Sowing Machine Co Rettig Mleerlea Shop

Industrial Fund Reaches $30,000 in Hempstead County drive

Hempstead County Industrial Foundation reports a $30,000 total from the third report tabulation. B N Holt, secretary treasurer, notes two firms increased pledges Ralph Montgomery Grocery and Moore Bros Grocery. Twenty firms and individuals have contributed with an average just over $1,000 each. campaign goal is $260,000.

Hempstead County Industrial Foundation Fund B. N. Holt Ralph Montgomery Grocery Moore. Bros. ‘Grocery W Edwards Joy “Edwards Stephens Wholesale Foster, Really, Co Franks & Sons Ralph Montgomery Moore Bros Frank Hill Really Co Dannie Hamilton Re, Franklin and Tene Franklin Mrs. We C.b.rissell Eula's We Ay Williams

Man Hangs Self in Sheridan Jail

In Sheridan an 88 year old man hanged himself in his jail cell yesterday while alone. Coroner Russell Newby reported the incident. Marshal took a preliminary look and arrangements were made for medical staff and authorities to investigate.

Sheridan Aisi Belf Ina Hove Russell Newby Kenneth Mats Marshal Tek Talen Markils Doricha Aba Haying Yoterang Adminiayi Hospitals Newby

Dulles Outlines NATO Readiness for Future Challenges

Secretary of State Dulles urged NATO to bolster military and economic strength to counter Soviet advances and maintain a broader alliance role. He spoke ahead of a NATO summit and amid ongoing debate over President Eisenhower’s plan, with critics saying the proposals do not go far enough.

Warren Rogers JR Washington Erie O State Dukes Eisenhower Mato Grygs NATO Greatey

School Bus Drivers Hold Safety Meet

County officials report a safety meeting with Hempstead County and multiple school districts. Attendees included district superintendents and transportation leaders discussing Act 356 of 1953 known as the Arkansas School Bus Stop Law and its motorist stopping requirements when buses halt for loading and unloading passengers.

Hempstead Canty Yorger High School Hope Otis Breed Dave Stroud D. B. Phillips R. E. Orwell John Coleman Willie Coleman Willie, Davis Fred Knox Theo Johnson Glenn Callyoun Joseph Coleman Clyde Sanders Blevins Schoo Wiley Eugene Jones Daisy Glassow James Louis English Cledus Beoley Hempstead Co Lee D. Hicks Henry Gilbert Sam Johnson Luke Miuldrow Oliver Nash Henry Dixon Patmos George Graves Spring Hill John *Maxwell Jr Jessie Buba Royve Townsend Tommy Alison Don Sooter Wilamson Saratoga School Oistreit Charles Miller Jed

Boy Accidentally Shoots Hunting Partner Near Blaytheville

Blaytheville Ark report: a Negro boy aged about 16 was accidentally killed late yesterday while rabbit hunting five miles east of town. Acting Deputy Jim Stobel said Auson Johnson was fatally shot by a member of the party, with Fred Reeves quoted stating the shotgun fire was unintended as the workman prepared a shot.

Blaytheville Ark Here Rornier Jim Stobal Auson Johnson Tee Egrane Fred Reeves

Six Other Unions Join New York Sub Strikers

A chaotic labor strike wave spreads beyond New York as six more unions join subway strikers crippling the city. The count expands as transit workers demand higher pay and better conditions, threatening further service disruptions across the metropolis.

New York City

Simple Rules Can Prevent Many Fires

A grass fire near Elmet Whites home nearly burned 40 acres of meadow and could have been avoided with care. Forester Buster A Denton urges burning rules: avoid windy days, prepare a burn strip, have tools ready, keep water and shovels handy, and notify neighbors and the Forest Ranger before burning large areas.

Elmet Custins

Baby Strangles to Death in Bed at Conway

In Conway Arkansas a month old infant named Lacey Dean Phillips died after his head became wedged between the mattress and the headboard in his bed. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Quentin Phillips.

Baby Conway, Ark Lacey Dean Phillips Quentin Phillips

Choice of Bird Is Appropriate

Officials of Darthica't Prison report today on g ranty at triyates formed a binlwatching society. In a strange note of atridge they chose the Hrekdaw, known as the bird world's No thler.

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Supreme Court limits state court injunctions in labor picketing case

The U S Supreme Court voided a lower Arkansas ruling that had blocked AFL-CIO picketing at Rainfaly Inc in Wynne Arkansas The decision, authored by Justice Burton, contested a 985 injunction and upheld federal labor protections and limits on state court power in labor disputes The ruling centers on the Cross County Chancery Court injunction and Amalgamated Clothing Workers action against Rainfaly Inc

Wasitington U.S. Supreme Court Courl Alrikers Arkansas State coubPis Weillo Cay Supreme Court Cross County Ark Chinneery Afl-Cio Amalgamated Rainfaly, Inc Wynne, Ari

Bank Base Time Saver for Farmers in Acreage Reserve

Farmers planning to join the 1958 Acreage Reserve program can reduce effort by establishing a Salt Bank base on their farm promptly, says H. B. Gilbert chair of the Hempstead County ASC. The base is set from average land devoted to specified crops in 1956 and 1957, and existing Conservation Reserve bases transfer to Acreage Reserve.

H. B. Gilbert Hempstead Aail Bank Fay Soil Bank ASC Soil Bank

SeCr and deer season opening slow. police log brief

Local police checked three deer kills on opening day and eighteen bucks on the prior day. Hope’s teams head to Texarkana for a game with Arkansas High, while downtown fans react to Frank Broyles being named Parker head coach amid discussions of pressure and expectations.

Gahnewhat Paul Cobb Lescaped Alvis Charles Q. Mullens Hope Texarkana Arkansas High Parkers New Coast Horace Broom Frank Broyles Parker Wilson Matthews

New York Transit Strike Grips City Before Christmas

In New York, a transit worker strike shuts subway and bus service, halting Christmas shopping and daily commutes for 4.7 million riders. Officials struggle to keep some services running as thousands miss work and shoppers confront severe delays across Manhattan and surrounding boroughs.

New York Manhattan Ttes Yona Ak Chilatmas Wroinsit

Weather and river report with cold spell outlook

Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday shows high 45 and low 30 in December. Precipitation 1.27 inches. year total 69.17 inches. Red River at Fulton fell 1.4 feet to 41.9, Index 1.2 to 10.7. Minor ice expected on Red River, Little River changes minimal. Denison Dam discharge 3,418 cfs, Texarkana Dam 10,000 cfs. Arkansas region: clear to partly cloudy and windy, colder tonight and Wednesday. Lousiana: clear to partly cloudy, windy and much colder tonight and Wednesday. Highs in 80s elsewhere, lows 20s to 30s in various regions.

Statley Red River Fulton Rose Little River Denison Texarekana Arikanbas Associated Press

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