Jon at End of First Term Used as Torches by Iraq Udis
Twisted birch bark strips served as torches by the Iraq udis Indians during an event at the close of Jon's initial term.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
3
Twisted birch bark strips served as torches by the Iraq udis Indians during an event at the close of Jon's initial term.
Prices for beef vary across cities as midwest retailers trim cents from sirloin and rib roast while promoting weekend specials. Eggs dip slightly and seafood remains cheap. Florida citrus remains a top buy. Produce costs rise for potatoes and greens as harvests face weather and government stockpiling effects.
A fragmented item notes ROTC, film, and recruitment talk connected to the Aggie-air detachment. Clarence H Breedlove, listed posthumously, is referenced alongside trips to Nevada and other places. The piece mentions fatalities among drivers and taxpayer concerns.
The advertisement claims Donn's Pills relieve backache and discomfort linked to stress and age. It states the pills soothe bladder irritation and gently increase kidney output, helping with tired, worn feelings and mild diuresis.
A Prescott page outlines multiple birthday and social events. Gus Robey celebrated his twelfth birthday at the Nevada Theatre with a picture show and ice cream at Buchanan’s Freeze, joined by guests Billy Arnold James Hairston Bobby Reynolds David Partie Jerry Worthington and Jtab ert Allen Erskine. Phoebe Johnson had a seventh birthday party at home with games prizes and a yellow birthday cake. Attendees included Maryana Cunningham Gail Graham Karen Ann Rouse Joan Brattan Janet Brizhi and many others. Additional social gatherings included Richard Graham’s tenth birthday with a hot dog supper, Miss Margaret McNaney and C. T. Tompkins visiting from Carthage, and numerous weekend visits across nearby towns.
The Weather Bureau issues its annual statement debunking groundhog forecasts and explains locality shapes weather predictions. It notes West Coast moisture comes from the Pacific while Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic winds affect other regions, keeping the myth that a single groundhog predicts all weather.
Manager Walter Alston expected the 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers to continue their hard working approach as they rebuild after the World Series. He cited pitching depth and arms, with questions about Joe Black, Sal Maglie, and pre-arm fatigue, while noting Campy Campanella and Roy Campanella. He projected smoother pitching with younger arms and discussed Dan Nabors and Billy Loes in spring training, and speculated on Jones Sain and Podres returning after Army service.
The article notes bow and arrow hunters across 24 states report high casualties with over 1,000 wounded and more than 200 killed in a cross country period. Max Garcia, wounded near Hazen New Jersey last October, is highlighted amid a season recalling early bow hunting regulations in Wisconsin. The piece cites Ulbert, editor of Bowhunter magazine, estimating 200,000 licensed archers afield last season with many pursuing big game.
In a hunting incident a hunter replaced a partner on a deer stand then moved to circle the ridgeline. The deer stood on a ridge when the hunter shot. the arrow missed the deer and struck Garcia about 60 yards downhill in the woods.
Japan informed the United States it has no objection to hydrogen bomb tests in the Pacific this year. Tokyo asked for advance notice of test site, time and yield, warning on expected damage, and compensation for any damage, via Ambassador Sadao Isuchi in Washington.
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