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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1948
Page
8
In Hot Springs a Oklahoma woman faced police court for intoxication. She explained that Arfas beer was too potent, noting she was accustomed to 3.2 beer in Oklahoma and that it struck her suddenly.
Dec 21 report indicates officials including Alben W. Barkley and aviation secretary will travel to Europe tomorrow aboard a Washington based plane. Comedian Bob Hope accompanies, signaling a joint delegation or cultural mission abroad.
A basement or spa room space hosts a Saint Nicholas temporary workshop for family and community recreation. Lorraine Blackwood says it is fun to make decorations and lists tools and craft supplies such as tin snips ribbons a hammer pliers brushes and beads to equip the workshop.
Barkley and Symington plan Christmas with American airmen in Berlin as Hope joins entertainers for Yuletide shows. A story claimed the plane was christened for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, who denies it. President Truman reportedly rejects the craft as too fancy.
The piece asserts Joseph Stalin remains vigorous at 69, noting Moscow dispatches claim his health is good and his judgement intact. It contrasts his perceived decisiveness with underlings seeking power, while linking his leadership to global communist strategy and the Comintern network from Bangkok to Sofia.
Home Demonstration Agent Lorraine Blackwood reports Cerne University tests showing rolls baked in half the time retain more thiamine than slowly baked bread. Baking 40 minutes at 400 degrees F yielded the most thiamine, with more lost in darker crusts. Sponge dough versus straight dough made little difference.
A Little Rock cab driver explained he turned around in the middle of the street to warn officers about a low tire on a police car that had pulled ahead with a fare. He was spotted by a patrolman and fined $1 in traffic court.
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