12 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
1
In a reflective glimpse, a veteran detective recalls joining the force, early cases, and friendships. He notes doubts, long shifts, and the grit of police work, alongside a personal history of family and the toll of duty on life and home. The narrative sketches an era of policing and the human cost behind the badge.
Grady Reo fined 100 dollars for untaxed intoxication, appeal noted. sentence fixed at 200. Osi Horn possession of untaxed intoxicating liquor forfeited 40 dollar rash bond. Stuart Drling intoxicated. plow gully fined borders five. Mack tMoling assault and andlery. plow gully fined 48. Robert Lee Gunter speeding. ash back forfeited 3. Wayhe Bell harboring slop sign. portiltint 4. Meakes et cur. Plow gultly Elmer Riletter Dogsby restricted none. porteltad 4 etheh band. Andres running red light. forfeit 8. Mack Brooks and Phil lips no driver’s license. cash bond forfeited. Lewis Phillips plea guilty. fine a. Madison, Jamies McCark guilty. fined 610. Grady Reed Dentreving avidence tried and found guilty. Lewis Phillips none stale enr boulisé. plan guilty, fined 45. State docket shows drivers and assorted violations, including Convitional Wheel driver, and numerous small fines.
NW YORK the NBC televion program announced Sunday the Crisis at Lille Rock has been selected for recognition. Recipients, chosen by a panel from Goo nominations, include individuals contributing to the cause of Brothersnd In AG57.
The Kiwanis regular meeting at the Broadway Hotel included Dr A W Hudson speaking on scouting and the tenth anniversary of National Children's Dental Health Week observed Feb 2 through 7. Founders Day activities plus PTA notes and a life of Mrs. Birney report were featured. several visitors attended and a charity turkey dinner was announced.
Morse vows a thorough continuation of the House inquiry into alleged irregularities. He cites documents and unnamed officials, naming Sherman Adams and other White House aides, and hints at pressure from federal regulators and communications officials, while stating the investigation will press forward despite political pushback.
Gaillard won an unsalled Vote of confidence in the National Assembly early today by an overwhelming 4 to 17% margin despite foreign critics. The debate centered on bombing in Tunisia and actions near the Algerian border. Tunisia urged UN talks to ease the Algerian rebel issue as France faced criticism for troop movements and a village invasion near the border.
Twenty firemen were hospitalized after a Milwaukee fire that damaged the South Side shop district. Officials estimated damage up to a half million dollars as investigators probed the blaze’s cause and the air filled with smoke and heat.
Fragmented report notes Chou Enlai resigns as foreign minister while retaining a committee post amid ministerial reshuffles. Mentions Mao Zedong era leadership and changes in top ranks. escape and health clues surface in unrelated captions.
A legal opinion holds that an equalization board member cannot also serve as deputy assessor. The ruling cites constitutional prohibitions and clarifies office eligibility across departments. The document references Willis, Trompstead County, and Backover family details amid scattered OCR fragments about a girl named Pauly Ann and a parent.
Owners of real property in Blevins Arkansas are notified a petition filed with the Recorder seeks authorization for a city gas distribution system lease to Arkansas Soulstank Gas Co with option to purchase at a price covering full debt. A public hearing will decide if the petition constitutes a majority in value of the property. Judge Herold M. Blaphe presiding.
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