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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1948
Page
1
Colleges Favored But It's Uncertain
President Truman's Commission on Higher Education urged 1.875 billion dollars in federal aid to tax supported colleges over five years, while Catholic members warned the plan excludes church-affiliated schools. The debate probes whether education should be conditional or free for all, noting private academies persist for selective environments and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Commission On Higher Education
Altough
America
Academ
Universiti
Marion Brown Injured In Fall From Smoke Stack
Twenty years ago today Feb 2 1yzs Marion Brown of Yexiuvkana fell about 40 feet from a smokestack at Union Compress here and was seriously injured He is 36 Teachers in the Hope Public School system averaged about 30 pupils per class R K Stuart of Saline township and C N Trimble of Ozan township announced for County treasurer Ben Hur played to crowds at a local theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brown
Yexiuvkana
Union Compress
Ond
Lower Tax Figure Will Pass Over Veto-Coughton
Washington reports the House approved a six and a half billion dollar tax cut aimed at lowering individual and low income taxes, while Democrats and President Truman oppose the size. Rep. Coughton warned that Congress could override a veto with a two thirds vote, and urged a more moderate tax reduction plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughton
House
Senate
Imay
Congress
Truman
Washington
D-Nc
Coughtan
van Joe
GOP
Treasury
Reublicans
Groundhog Shadow Signals Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney officials report sun briefly, shadow seen, predicting six additional weeks of winter. Despite sabotage attempts in Quarryville and a sighting by Gertie at the Philadelphia Zoo, observers confirm the traditional forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Groundhog
Pennsylvania
Whistle-Pig
Woodchuck
FL A. Lorenzo
Groundhog Club
Charles Hess
Hess
Quarryville
Hessy
Philadelphia
Gertie
Arkansas Composer Dies at Little Rock Hospital
Lille Rock Feb 2 A noted pianist and composer Miss Fip Hughes daughter of former Arkansas governor Simon Hughes and associate justice of the state Supreme Court died yesterday at a Little Rock hospital. She was a Clarendon native with no immediate survivors. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Rock
Polio Facts and Fund Drive Totals in Trumpstead County
Three polio forms bulbar bulbo spinal and spinal share symptoms yet vary in nerve impact and breathing risk. A new virus theory emerges with electron microscope hints while treatment includes reeducation therapy or surgery. The Trumpstead county polio drive raised 949.50 over the weekend with many donors listed to Chairman Jim LaGrossa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolia
Trumpstead County
Jim LaGrossa
L. May
T. A
Corhelius
R. C. Spare
E. C. Sterling
Chas
Reynerson
E. W. Graham
J. W. Perkins
William Perkins i
Sam Hartsfield
Frank J
Chay
Rea Oo
Earl Clifton
Charles Malone
E. C. Salisbury
Ralph E. Smith
AL Davis
AL Davis Ag Iin . 4.00 Alr., Mrs. Thompson Evans 5.00 Mrs. Anstey Gilbert Jacks
Edward Rhinghart
Earl Dixon
W. B. Porterfield
E. W. Rhodes
A. Goodwin Grant Davenport
FL. Carman
M. B. Tippit Wirst
Christian Chur
H.C. Whitworth
Groundhog Shadow Sighted or Not At Weather Forecast
The groundhog’s behavior is said to determine the day’s weather. Early reports suggest a gloomy morning before 8 o'clock, implying shadow sighting and impending bad weather. Histories show bad weather often arrives in February or March, and this year may follow the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hkeyner
Ner
Whit
Nine Hundred Arkansans Receive Income Tax Refunds
Washington report disclosed nearly 900 Arkansans received tax refunds of 500 dollars or more for the year ending June 30. Refunds covered overpayments of federal income taxes and other taxes with six percent interest. Notable Arkansas refunds included amounts to R. W. Tullerton of Warren and H. T. Dickinson of Little Rock, among others, plus entries for estates and firms in Pine Bluff, Camden, El Dorado, Fort Smith, and Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. W. Tullerton
Warren
H. T. Dickinson
Ned T. Dickinson
Little Rock
M. F. McGeorge Hewes
Pine Bluff
Arkhola Sand and Gravel Company
Fort Smith
Arkansas
L. A. Black
Mary B. Black
de Wirth
Robert Black
Dorado
Fred Bunn Cook
el Dorado
Fooks Manufacturng Co
Camden
Frances P. Lake
West Gak
Russians File More Protests Against VJ Over Shipping Flights
Moscow radio reported two new protests by Russia against the United States in a week. They accuse U S bomber flights over Soviet shipping in Japanese waters and the U S military mission in Iran of threatening Soviet security. Washington rejected a Russian note on Iran and defense of U S actions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton D. Pattie
London
Russia
United States
Moscow Radio
Japanese
Tran
U.S
Washington
State Department
Iran
Moscow
Pravda
Yas
Téss
Michael J. McDermott
U. S
Meilana
North Africa
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Yelow Sea
Sea of Japan
Tass
Walter 8. Smith
Ivank Sadchikov
Itrapian
Tehran
Acorns Learn Time to Emerge from Their Shell
A fable set in Elatbush stars two acorns, one ambitious good, one selfish bad. A squirrel buries them. the good acorn eventually sprouts while the bad is eaten. The tale ends with the moral that timing to reveal one’s shell is crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elatbush
Acorn G
Acorn B
Brooklyn
Viman
Mirai
Radioactive iodine opens door to cancer cure
New York February 2 United Press reports a key to cancer problem found in radioactive iodine. The Memorial Hospital thyroid team with Massachusetts General Hospital leads research into iodine uptake by thyroid cancer, seeking broader cancer insights. Results show some patients leave hospital with disease under control, though not cured, as team explores iodine and other radioactive substances for tumor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Ellis
United Press
New York
Memorial Hospital For
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Atomic Laboratories
Qak Ridge
Tenn
Memorial Thyroid
Nee
Police Cannot Determine Blame for Palestine Bombing
A blast wrecked the Palestine post injuring many and starting a 600000 dollar fire. Competing theories blame Arabs, Jews, and Britons, with reports of shattered windows reaching Ben Yehuda Street and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Ay Police
Paalestine Post
Ottifoym
Dawn-tosyty Jenigalem
Zion Setare
Ben Yehuda Street
Truman urges anti lynching and fair employment practices
President Truman today asked TELOSS for anti lynching and fair employment practices laws. He also urged other measures to preserve civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Teloss
Fit
Wallace Puts Challenge to Presidential Candidates in Ohio
Wallace in Columbus urges Truman and other candidates to reject support from groups seeking civil rights restrictions or violence. He says communists do not prove violent overthrow charges and vows to run on the Ohio ballot amid new election hurdles. Oregon Democrats drop plans to place Wallace on the primary ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Walace
United States
Truman
Wallace
Columbus
Ohio
Walace
Kruman
Oregon
Niele” Chavoie
Polio Dance to Aid Hempstead Drive Friday Night
The Hope Lions Club announced a Polio Drive fundraiser at Hope High School gym Friday February 6 with J F Luck and his orchestra. Tickets cost 2.50 per couple. Lions Club will host an intermission program featuring two infantile paralysis victims and Leo Robins as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lions Club
Elmer Brown
Hempstead Cancer Society
Hope High School
J. F. Luck
Lions Club
Hempstead
Sefforts
The
Leo Robins
Funeral for Local War Hero Feb 4
Funeral services for Singard, 22, who was killed in action in the European Theater July 29, 1944, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Macedonia cemetery. Representatives of Incat Veterans organizations will conduct a military service at p.m. He is survived by his parents, six sisters and five brothers, all of Hope and nearby towns, with several extended relatives. Also noted are funeral services for Pic. Kingery in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singard
Macedonia Cemetery
Andrew Sinyard
Lillie Mae Byrom
Ludie Byrom
Myrtle Madbeck
Hope
Mel
Idella Tower
Tempe
Reserve Officers Meet at City Hall Tuesday Night
The Reserve Officers meeting set for Tuesday January 27 will be held Tuesday night of this week February 8 at 7 30 upstairs in City Hall at Hope Lt Col Sawallesh unit instructor for the Organized Reserve Corps at Hot Springs Arkansas will discuss universal military training active duty pay extension courses tours of active duty and assist in organizing the local Reserve Officers Association Combat films will be shown all Reserve Officers and former officers of World War II or World War II are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Sawallesh
Organized Reserve Corps
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Reserve Orbiters Association
Nehru Faces Survival Test After Gandhi Assassination
New Delhi February 2. Prime Minister Nehru vowed to uphold his government as anger follows Gandhi’s murder. Home Minister Patel warned against private armies and violent rhetoric. Riots erupt across Bombay as crowds react while security hunts the alleged plotters and Mahasabha members. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Prada
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Ise
Gandhi
Ganges
Sfumna
B du Rite
Hidagsai
Bombay
Tant” Mahasabha
Sardar Yallavh Patel
Nehru
Mauia Abul ‘Kalam
Azad
Edu
Mark Assass
Alion
Hyerba
Issu
Peerpay
Hs Aie India
Vy Tane
Dixie Bowl Banquet Announces 7:15 Thursday at Hotel Barrow
Razorback Booster club head Leo Robins announced the annual banquet for Thursday night at 7:15 in Hotel Barrow. Program guests include coach John Barnhill, Red Davis, and Sam Sheffield. A film of the Dixie Bowl game will be shown, and Hope Booster Club will elect new officers. Tickets cost 1.50 and are on sale at Webb's Newsstand and Hoy Confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Razorback
Barrow
Leo Robins
Vale
Jolin Barnhill
Th Porkers
Red Davis
Eger
Sam Sheffield
C. G. (Crip) Hall
Razorbacks
Willia
Mary
Wey
Hope
Rew
Yéan
Webb
Hoy
Campaign By JACK BELL
Washington reports detail President Truman and a campaign team planning for 1948 with discussions on speeches and invitations. Senator J Howard McGrath says a White House return is in view while Republicans name potential contenders including Taft Bricker and other GOP figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
White House
Man
J. Howard
Republi
Aniyator Bricker
Ohio
Taft
Fox Hin
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Franklin Roosevelt
Madison
Roosevelt
Princeton
New Jersey
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Commercial Banks
Alas
Rane
Sia
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Rend
Acorn
Hinat
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Bulletin
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