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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1959
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions a committee and Tex hike in a political or administrative context. The readable phrases hint at dates, meetings, and procedural remarks but lack clear facts or complete names. The piece appears to describe potential actions, discussions, and uncertainties around events or decisions, with no solid outcomes.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a 12m predictor radio operation related to the hovtwavre radio. The text is unclear but indicates a technical or broadcast context without specific names, dates, or locations.
Three Christmas births are reported in Little Rock with a baby girl named Amelia Bemis born at 6:50 am Friday at St Vincent Infirmary to Mr and Mrs James Bemis. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Bemis of Prescott visited in Little Rock. broadcast on KARK Channel 4.
Briefs report a Queens church youth theft of money from an Episcopalian church by youths aged 1 to 15, charged with juvenile delinquency. Also notes a Times Square Paramount Theater hold up with $5,500 stolen, the suspects fleeing on foot after slipping a theater official. A census forecast mentions adding 24,085 federal workers in November. total federal employes reach 2,372,499.
Washington tax chief Dana Latham announced tighter reporting on entertainment and business expense deductions by corporations and businessmen. Detailed records will be required after December 21, covering salaries and compensation for top 35 earners at firms and partnerships, with minor exemptions for tips and taxi fares.
Washington AP reports the White House Christmas tree will be carved into a large cross for a new Bethesda Congregational church lawn. Parishioners gained permission Tuesday to move the 70 foot tree to the suburban Washington church, which aims to complete next summer.
Humphrey aims for the presidency while distancing from Kennedy and seeking to position for California and Wisconsin primaries. He signals no bid against Kennedy in March and New Hampshire, but welcomes a potential April Wisconsin contest before deciding on a call to return to Minnesota for renomination to the Senate.
In Cabot Arkansas John Mare Martin about 32 was injured when liquefied petroleum gas ignited and exploded his home of Dr J A Martin. One wall blew out and the house was destroyed though volunteers saved it. John Martin suffered first degree burns and was taken to Veterans Administration Hospital in Little Rock.
The document discusses compensation levels for proprietors and top employees and outlines how corporations, partners, and sole proprietors may claim deductions for properties like beach resorts and hunting lodges. It notes specific thresholds and eligibility considerations for these deductions.
Lula Jones, 48, stands trial in Superior Court for allegedly killing Keith Stone, with a jury resuming deliberations after a day’s pause. She claimed she punished disobedience and that the boy might have been hurt by the garage door. Keith died after brain surgery. Keith and his brother Billy, 4, had been living with Mrs. Jones in a suburb of Cajon for a year, placed there by their mother Letha Stone with welfare support of about 130 dollars.
A damaged OCR fragment from Sikeston Missouri mentions a person named Dolieray and a complaint with references to a father figure and local events. The text is garbled with stray words about songs, a canteen, and a beer. No clear incident or official action emerges.
A report from AP states youths were charged with aiding in an escape. Names include Wardlaw, son of Ma and brother of Day, with authorities noting apprehension of the suspects. The incident occurred near Wrightsville Shag under the Departage authority. further details were limited.
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