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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1950

Page

5

Social and church calendar notes brighten midweek in Hope

Hope area notices outline P T A activities at Hope High and Brookwood schools, a D A R luncheon at the Barlow hotel, a Presbyterian planning meeting, and Friday social events hosted by Camellia Garden Club and Presbyterian youth. Mary Ferguson birthday party features pears and a red white cake prop. YWA hosts radio debate and Ga’s meet at First Baptist. Huth Culpepper GA’s gather.

Mary Ferguson Nell Coffee Frank Livingston Mary First Baptist Church

VA Moves to End Free Schooling Program

Washington reports the Veterans Administration plans to close its $30 billion free schooling program. New rules set April, require enrollments by July 25, 1951, limit changes of courses, and prevent starting a second course after one completes. The act requires schooling within four years of discharge. VA forecasts total costs around $25 to $30 billion through 1956, with about $16 billion in the next six years.

Washington Veterans Administration

Bridges Poised to Testify in Perjury Trial

In San Francisco on February 6, Harry Bridges and co-defendant J. R. Robertson faced cross-examination as the CIO Longshore leader's lawyers indicated Bridges may testify today. The session hinges on prosecutor F. Joseph Donahue finishing cross-examining Robertson with Bridges expected to be on the stand late afternoon as the trial enters its twelfth week.

San Francisco Harry Bridges CIO Longshore Tong F. Joseph Donahue J. R. Robertson Bridges’ Union Bridges Vincent Halligan Hallinan

Violet Long Junior G A meeting notes and prayers

Barbara Taylor led prayer and the opening hymn My Desire. Last meeting minutes were approved. Committee reports and February missions were discussed. Mary Beth Routon led What s In Your Heart with Mary Beth Bouton and Jacque Williams reading scripture. Others on the program included Jan Moses Martha Osborne Wanzell Nix Marilyn Shiver and Barbara Taylor. GA benediction closed the meeting. dr G A meet Monday at Emma Jean Tollett s home with 20 members present for business and social activities.

Sue O'Steen YWA Kathleen Walker Margarette Blake Mary Ethel Perkins Ann Wollerman Brazil Betty Martin America Jo Ann Burroughs Billy Lou Roberts Imogene Arnold Mary Eshe| Perkins Barbara Taylor Mary Beth Routon Mary Beth Bouton Jacque Williams Hose Jan Moses Martha Osborne Wanzell Nix Marilyn Shiver G. A.s Violet Long Emma Jean Tollett

Caudles to Visit Relatives. Hawaii Guest to Speak

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Caudle of Waco Texas plan to arrive Thursday to visit Mrs. Caudle’s mother Mrs. T. L. Pilkinton and other relatives. Henry Fowley and George Walden visited Prescott friends. Miss Katherine Hendrix of Hawaii, Ouachita College student, will be Tuesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Birkhead and will speak at the YWA mother-daughter banquet at First Baptist Church Tuesday night.

A. N. Caudle Waco, Tex Henry Fowley George Walden Prescott Katherine Hendrix Hawaii Ouachita College, Arkadelphia James Birkhead Birkhead Hendrix YWA First Baptist Church

Dear Dorothy Dix Egg In Beer Dear Miss Dix

A reader asks about his 20 year marriage, a midlife wife, and a younger lover. Dorothy Dix dismisses the affair, condemns the husband’s behavior, and urges patience and警察? No, advises the wife to reassess and not force divorce. The exchange includes blunt advice on loyalty, aging, and marriage dynamics.

GOP Platform Accuses Dems of Stealing Programs

Washington reports Republicans unveiled a 1960 platform urging a balanced budget and reduced spending while opposing a planned economy. Democrats accused the GOP of stealing the administration’s program as Senator Humphrey condemned the move. GOP Chairman Gabrielson vowed the party would be the strongest opposition in U.S. history.

Washington Yalta Potsdam Alger Hissland Klaus Fuchs Senate House National Committee Europe Brannan Bush Humphrey Dminn GOP Guy G.gabrielson Republican Party

Poles and Frenchmen face espionage court in Szczecin

In Szczecin Poland two Frenchmen Andre Sim on Robineau and Gaston Druct along with four Poles go to a military court on espionage charges that could yield death sentences. Robineau allegedly sent to Poland as a spy to obtain military economic and political data and recruited Druct.

Szczecin Poland Andre Simon Robineau Gaston Druct Balle Coat Slupsk Robineau France Druct

Dear Miss Dix Advice on a wedding timing

A reader asks about a young man delaying marriage beyond three years. The columnist urges a direct talk to learn his exact plans and if he won’t propose, to end the relationship. Emphasizes a woman's right to know where she stands and to act if plans remain uncertain.

Durinhy Amy Het Daisy The Bell Syndicate Miss Dix

Tokyo Rose Bail Bid Sparks Supreme Court Action

Iva Toguri D AQuino known as Tokyo Rose may gain release on $50,000 bond as Supreme Court Justice William Douglas considers signing an order. Douglas, recovering from a riding accident in Tucson, declined comment. D AQuino was sentenced to ten years in prison and a $10,000 fine in San Francisco last October for treason tied to wartime broadcasts.

Washington Fair Toekyo Rose Iva Togur D'Aquino Supreme Court William ‘C. Douglas Douglas D'Aquino U.S San Prattisco Aderson W. Va San Francisco

Fragmentary police report hints at armed incident at home

A partial OCR text mentions a deputy sheriff, Rog Reasons, and Sheils Belin amid scattered phrases about a .22 rifle and "charges." The garbled content suggests a local law enforcement incident but lacks clear details, names, or chronology to confirm specifics.

Belin

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Wednaday Hope High School P. T. A H. L. Hanegan W. H. Gunter Oglesby Jr. High School Brookwood John Cain Regnar Barlow Hotel Findley Ward L. K. Persons Garland City Charles Locke Ozan Camerlia Garden Club Jim Cole Forest Hairrop Presbyterian Eugenia Sue Hassell Foster’s Family Shoe Store 2Nd St Corbin Foster Rialto Thuri Ambassador Hotel Joanie Joan Anders D. C Theresa Sprinkle Joan Dorothy DIX BR. T Suich Tal H.R. VT Apeauieals Gops Demos Val
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