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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
3
Congress battles over President proposals as the House and Senate clash on a compromise package. Lawmakers weigh a weathered budget plan, with the Senate advancing a near 960 million ceiling for federal construction grants.
The Probate Court of Hempstead County, Arkansas, announces the estate of Sarles B Sprwat t. The decedent died on December ?, with an administration dated September 15, 190?, assigned February 9. The executor invites interested parties to file petitions within the six month lim it. Claims must be verified and presented to Ellen d. Stewart, 422 West Avenue 1, Hope, Arkansas for consideration.
A warning order in a chancery case lists four defendants including Clyde Chastain and Muse Clyde Chastain, requiring them to appear and answer the complaint. The document is signed by the clerk with the court seal and dated February 2, with witnesses and official seal affixed.
A narrator recounts a Syracuse banking room drama where a man, praised yet evasive, debates a large sum. The main figure, confronted by a perceptive critic, finally signs for a receipt around 3125.00, exposing tension over trust and payment.
In the probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas the matter concerns the will of Dr. Franklin. The last known address is 4M South Hermes Street Hope Arkansas. The notice calls all persons having claims against the estate to present sworn statements and requires observers to appear by a stated date for probate. The notice was published February 20 19gu and signed by Irene Shake Franklin executrix. Location listed is Hermesy Street Hope Arkansas with date February 40 17 3900.
Legal notice announces the estate of ETHEL TURNER died January 31 896 in Washington Arkansas. An administrator with will annexed is appointed. Creditors must present claims within six months from first publication or be barred. First published February 1 1440.
In Atlanta a Baptist preacher and a deacon confront a bizarre plot described as a love triangle. The Rev J T Robinson and his wife Velma testified after a deacon admitted a home made device was used, claiming he and Velma were lovers and met at a church annex.
A chaotic report describes a damaged scene involving a large dog named Fort and an intruder, with residents including Ms Tucker and Mrs Marlen seeking help. The narrative notes police and shelter involvement, but the exact sequence and details remain unclear and disputed.
Washington AP report details a pledge of $50 per week for each RCA record played on air by Cleveland disc jockeys. The affidavit named Finan and Hopkins, both fired from KYW Cleveland, with Allen Clark of RCA Victor involved. An orchestra leader testified a charity party in 1958 resembled a record promotion scheme.
In a tense scene a man counts a large sum delivered by Madam Janeway, then signs a receipt for her stocks. Oscar Dewitt questions the envelope but does not inspect contents. The witness fears risks from Dewitt’s leadership as the plot threads unfold with a cheeky child, Lassie, and a warning about Maid’s powers.
Washington AP report cites Deputy Atty. Gen. Walsh urging the House Judiciary Committee to back the Justice Department plan for court appointed referees. Backed by federal courts, these officers would safeguard registrar and voting rights in state and federal elections, challenging Jim Crow at the ballot box.
The will of Mattle K. Jackson of Hope Arkansas was admitted to probate on February 9 1960. Executor Leeanno Davenport is appointed and all claims must be filed within six months from first publication to avoid bar. First publication date noted February 10 1960.
The Hopewell PTA hosts its regular meeting on Wednesday February 10 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. The Civic Improvement Association holds its regular meeting Saturday February 11 at Hicks Funeral Home at 7 30 p.m. A Community 4 H Club meeting at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church on February 11 at 7 30 p.m. Miss BE L Mord and Cayce Smith will discuss organization and function of community 4 H Clubs. Parents and children ages 0 21 are urged to attend. Obituary Mrs Elvira Brown Moses died Tuesday February 9 1990. Funeral arrangements by Flicker Funeral Home.
A historical note outlines federal courts distinguishing segregation in schools and railroad waiting rooms from segregation in voting places, where federal law is claimed to expressly permit such conduct. The quotation contrasts judicial views on civil rights and electoral access.
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