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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1959

Page

2

Maureen O Hara Starts New Broadway Career

New York notices Maureen O Hara as the town's only Irish themed star about to debut in a roadshow musical. She discusses childhood stage memories, Broadway ambitions, and her plan to sing on stage while balancing family life. Her dramatic debut is planned for January with a televised special to follow.

New York Maureen Harae Maureen Spies Caristines Pearl Buck Sanmiy Pad Fromers Webster Deborah Kerr Rodgers & Hammeerstein Miss O'Hara Jereolto Ronald Colman Maz Tiimse Maureen the Thestes Charles Dublin

Wilson Plant Faces Martial Law Over Labor Dispute

A plant clash near Wilson led to martial law after rock throwing and striker protests. National Guard occupied the site, the plant closed, and authorities handed control to local police as negotiations stalled. Over overtime, 245 workers refused a nine hour shift, sparking sit down action and plant eviction. Ralph Helstein cited no Chicago stance on major issues as talks resumed.

John Cahill Mont Wilson Orville Freeman Preemaan Ualion National Guard Coun Aler Richard Cook Solice Fund Oo Ralph Helstein Chicago UPWA

Steel Union Says Continued from Page One Fee

Brief item notes ongoing dispute over a proposed fee with the Steel Union, indicating continuation from Page One. No further details provided in the readable fragment.

Federal Court Clerk Killed in Wreck Near Winslow

In Winslow Arkansas on US Highway 7 a wreck Saturday night killed federal court clerk Welsh and two companions. The victims were riding in a vehicle struck by another car, with authorities stating the incident occurred in fog near the town. The deceased include Wales blue unit clerk and two unnamed passengers. Funeral services are to be announced by local officials.

Winslow, Ark APJ William 3 Wellshe Fay Arkonans Trey Welsheyi Casa WS Yortin

Accidents on Farm Take a Heavy Toll

A study by Caldwell County Agent prompts farm safety rules to prevent tractor and machinery accidents. The text outlines 18 safety rules from proper gear engagement to stopping power takeoffs, emphasizing careful operation on hills, during refueling, and when hitching. It warns that overturn risks rise with speed and stresses trainer guidance for safer farm work.

Sive Cale Caldwell Aulion Mer Caldwell National Safety Courve

Miller Quits as Federal Court Clerk in Arkansas

Miller announces retirement as U S district court clerk for the Eastern District of Arkansas after 21 years of service. The formal statement from Judge J Smith Henley notes Miller’s long tenure and thanks him, with no immediate successor named. He plans private life following a Florida visit for health reasons.

Little Rock J. Smith Henley Miller District Court Vaccancres Ronips Jugie Henley Florida Grcifinn Apraintet U. S Tham. C. ‘Frimple Sid B. Redding Bateseie Helena Doneshora

Christmas Revels and Social Gatherings Across town

The article details a series of holiday events and gatherings. Ningenstind SF members presided at a Tuesday social at Chie Ralanse Clap. Dr Th and others led a dinner function. charity distributions benefited Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky connections. Guests included Walter Syne and Walter Williams, with many locals attending: Mrs. Hesterly, Mrs. McMahon, Miss Norma David, and Betty Favors among others. A dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Karl Eppler celebrated Mrs. J. V. McWaher’s Morriston reception. James Hayward Ingram Jr returned from San Diego. Los Angeles visitors joined relatives for holiday time. Betty Tippit celebrated her twelfth birthday with friends Phyllis Dilly, Wanda Taylor, Carelyn Haltom, Virginia Wilson, and Maveia Reeves. The party featured Christmas decor and a green-draped table with magnolia accents.

Rewa T. Lawrenee First Pro Church Subi State Amphis Hot’ Springs Jann Alley Sage Walter Syne Walter Williams C. W. Watkins Dan Abbott Norma David High School Elf Formest Hesterly Suast The Bitty Tippit ML . Tippit Belly Tour Christeas Phyllis Dilly Wanda Taylor Carelyn Haltom Virginia Wilson Maveia Reonves

Lodge Definitely Not a Candidate

Fragmentary notice lists names and relationships as guests and relatives visiting various households. The garbled text mentions Mr and Mrs, several surnames, and locations including Brinkley and Watha Kan, with several mentions of hosting and visiting family. The context suggests a social note on visitors rather than a political candidacy.

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