04 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a fatal shooting involving Gay, age 47, last May. Testimony mentions a claim of threat toward a woman and her mother. Patsy Tearfully recalls her father’s pity as she laments the tragedy.
A disjointed narrative panel follows Zach, his partner and a traveling medicine show as tensions rise around a vanished murdered man, a bank of suspicion, and a looming snowstorm. Characters Clare, Maw Wheelwright, Applegate, and Gideon Weeks appear amid talk of thefts, danger, and a mystery refusal to reveal truth.
Garland County Grand Jury met to hear a report from its law enforcement committee on the sheriff's office operations. A three day probe ended yesterday with witnesses including Ray Gwenn who resigned as County Elective Jan 31. Also subpoenaed were Henry Murphy Curtis Bell and others.
A 1960 polio case is reported to the state Health Department in Little Rock. The patient, a five year old from Chivot County, had received three Salk shots and contracted a paralytic polio type. The report notes seven cases in 1949 and a yearly total reaching a peak.
M S Bates serves as district manager for Pioneer Western Life, based in Prospect 7 445 Hope Arkansas.
Murfreesboro Arkansas report describes a Michigan man documenting a 6.50 carat diamond found locally linked to television personality Garry Moore. Niels Bach, 25, says he might not have chased diamonds without Moore’s secret show, owning about 70 percent of the find valued up to 16000. Howard A. Millar, Diamond Charter operator, confirms the gem’s potential value and notes business ties amid a summer influenza wave that shut several schools.
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