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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1951

Page

3

Cornbread Aristocrat a Garner Novel Gains National Notoriety

The essay lauds Claud Garner for Wetback and Cornbread Aristocrat, noting Creative Ape Press’s New York publication and a London edition. It cites Garner’s roots in Washington, the value of authentic pioneer material, and his ability to transform familiar life into compelling fiction, while recounting a nephew’s approving remark.

Weiser Helmers Hope Claud Garner Washington New York Garner Creatve Ape Press New York Herald Tribune London Australia Old Evening Post Becaso Petch Nephiw Uncle Sam America Garver Rio Grande Valley Tecale

Meeting Called Off But 34 Attend Anyway

Thirty four Hempstead County farmers and leaders inspected the M. 5. Bates pasture demonstration on 16th street in southeast Hope yesterday morning despite the Openhorse being postponed until 10 next Friday February 23rd by County Agent Oliver L. Adams. The purpose was to show pasture plants for extended productive use. March 16 and April 13 were announced for Bates farm demonstrations. attendees included H. H. Caraway Leo Evans Bob Linaker Olen Cox W. T. Arnett Truman Hill Guy Green Mrs Guy Green C Rodden H. H. Nolen Dr. G. D. Royston and others from multiple towns.

Hempstead Bates 16Th Street Hope Oliver L. Adams Adams Bates Farm Arkansas H. H. Caraway Crossroads Leo Evans Columbus Bob Linaker Centerville Olen Cox W. T. Arnett Emmet Truman Hill Guy Green Ozan C. Rodden Bethel H. H. Nolen Sweet Home G. D. Royston G. D. Royston, Jr Blevins Lee Holt Washington Marshall Beck L. H. Byrd W. T. Spradling Shower Springs T. J. Hartsfield DeAnn N. B. Coleman Guernsey J. M. Harbin Sterling’ Cook John Montignant Clayborn Rowe Victor Thompson A. C. Hall W. A. Alford

C of C Membership Group to Meet

The chamber of commerce membership committee, including Jimmie LaGrossa and Her bert Burns, will meet January 19 at 2 30 PM to formulate the group’s plans and actions. The list of members covers multiple local business leaders and officials.

C of C Chamber of Commerce Jimmie LaGrossa Herbert Burns Dewey Baker Guy Basye Basil Yorks Frank McLany Foy Hammons Royce Weisenberger Dr. Sims Frank Douglas Vincent Foster Ben Qwen Mike Kelly W. W. White Clif Stewart Henry Cowen

Horace Heidt to Bring New Show to Hope March 15

Hope Kiwanis Club sponsors Horace Heidt's all new musical variety show to aid the Hope Youth Center. The event features 60 stars discovered on tour with auditions February 28 and March 1 at Hope High School auditorium, with tickets at Cox's Drug Store or via mail.

Shipley Grieve Pietre Lyle Brown Hope Larace Heidt Teddy Jones Wope Kiwanis Club Prand Neidt James Rankin Tmvidt Hope High School Earber Horace Heidt Bown Glen Miller Jankie Curly Alvino Rey Kink Sisters Fred Lowery Dick Contino Gordon McRae Heidi Oval Wreer Heldt Cox's Drug Store Kiwanis Club Ark

Forney Holt Honored by PTA Groups at Hope High

At Hope high school a Memorial Day program featured a PTA Life Membership for Forney G. Holt, presented by Mrs. Claude Tillery. The honor recognizes Holt’s two years as principal and his years as a teacher, plus contributions to the Student Loan Fund and the PTA’s mission to unite school, church, and community.

Hope Parent Teachers Association PTA Life Forney G. Holt Claude Tillery PTA Hope High School Holt National Congress of Parents and Teachers Little Rock

State Hospital Gets New Chief Hot Springs Feb 17

A state-wide meeting is set here next Tuesday to discuss plans for bauxite processing in Arkansas. Bill Seiz Jr of Hot Springs was named president at the Tuesday session, and Joe W. Kimzey of Magnet Cove proposed a severance tax on out-of-state ore to boost in-state processing. E A Vermere of Malvern cited he cannot secure enough pig aluminum for his die casting plant within Arkansas.

Hot Springs Arkansas Bill Seiz Jr Joe W. Kimzey Magnet Cove

Coffee Sale Aids Polio Drive At Unique Cafe

The Sew Club of Hope sponsors a coffee event from 8 30 to noon on Wednesday at Unique Cafe to raise funds for the Hempstead March of Dimes Drive, which stands about 875 short of its quota. The piece also notes a description of the chigger.

BBPW Sew Club of Hope Hempstead

Judge Pilkinton Warns Welfare Abusers In Hempstead Case

In Hempstead Chancery Court Judge James M. Pilkinton ordered a husband to stop exploiting welfare, remove his four children from public aid, grant the wife a divorce decree, and require monthly support payments starting February. The ruling followed testimony that the father deserted his family in Arkansas, lived in California, and sought custody while contributing little to support. The judge warned that any similar desertion would face severe penalties.

Hempstead Welle James MH. Pitkinton Hempstead County California Alysia Jones Arkansas Pilkinton Rullel

Fate of Korea Now Rests on GI Kim Says Boyle

Hal Boyle observes that Korea's fate hinges on Private Kim and the evolving local army. He notes doubts about Kim's combat capacity after eight months of war, the planned spring buildup of 200000 to 300000 Kims, and contrasts Korean recruits' limited training with expectations of facing Chinese forces.

Korea GI Kim Hal Boyle New York G.I. Kim Hie Joe Kim Nelong Gure Kims South Korea Republic

Vaccination of Dogs Starts on Monday

Rural program led by Necky Morind volunteer Tyan Bright reports more than 20 dogs at the first center. Dr Herbert Rogers will vaccinate dogs at centers for one dollar each. Adams urges owners to bring dogs at assigned times as centers move or return to usual locations. Schedules for the week beginning February 26 will be announced. owners urged to advise township officials about dogs to be vaccinated.

Rocky Mowith States County Oliver Adams Tyan Bright Necky Morind Tad Brat Herbert Rogers DVM Agent Adams Tila de Rovers Rateliff's Glore Patmos W. M. Dillard's Tien Saratoga Jowell Burke Antioch Bertie Avery Boyd Brothers Farm Piney Grove Church Farmel Mide States Adama

Senate Targets State Purchasing Agent Appointment

Arkansas Senate approves SB331 to shift appointment of the state purchasing agent from the governor to the state fiscal court, effective after McMath’s term ends. HB200 seeks proof of financial responsibility after accidents, license revocation. HB409 reimposes a three mill ad valorem tax for schools. HB28 requires most state autos to be marked.

Tittle Tuck Arkansas Senate State Fiscal Couritre Board McMath Senate House

True Meaning of Stalin's Words Studied by Officials

Washington officials studied Stalin's new pronouncement for clues to Soviet policy changes. They found little new, noting Stalin's stance on the UN and world peace, while fearing a shift toward aligning Western powers with Communist aims and contemplating possible Soviet exits if it serves strategy. The view is that peace rests on countering Soviet military power with Western strength.

John M. Hightower Washington State Department Stalin Stalin Khosel U.N Kremlinsk U. N Pevonpress Stoller Russia China

GOP Leaders Split on Troop Issue

Washington reports GOP leaders clash over troop deployment to Europe amid hearings. Dewey backed sending 100 divisions and Western European rearmament, while Hoover urged no new troops or dollars. Senate leaders divide on ceilings for ground forces abroad as Taft and Wherry push policy limits.

Washington Senate Europe Troover Thomas Dewey New York Hoover United States North Atlantic Defense Actup Dwight D. Eisenhower Sald Millikin Colorado GOP Taft Ohio Wherry Nebraska Defense Marshall North Atlantic Defense Force Marshall Acheson Omar N. Bradsley

Social Security Man to Be in Hope Tuesday

LeGuene, field representative of the Texas Security Office, will be at the American Legion Hall in Hope next Tuesday February 96 at 2 pm to help people obtain social security cards and update details. The session informs workers must have numbers by January 1, 1951 under the amended Social Security act, covering private household workers farm laborers and many self employed individuals.

Firld Texickana Socks Security Office Arikan Pobeunry Ite Moby Workers

Inspectors Probe Postal Payroll Padding Scheme

Boston postal inspectors pursue a payroll padding scheme at the South Postal Annex. About 200 workers allegedly swapped time cards or had others punch in for them, with illicit gains cited from $2 to $10 daily per worker and a clerk reportedly amassing a $26,000 bank account. Postmaster Crowley declined comment as U.S. Attorney Garrity says no official notice but will pursue restitution and penalties if extraordinary offenses are found.

Boston Florida Tennyson Jefferson New England Big South Jefferson Gniex Morida Goarders Hie Boston Postal Disstrict Colume South Francis A. Crowley United States William Garrity

State Legislature Box Score From Little Rock

Box score notes activity in the Arkansas legislature with counts of bills introduced and passed by the House and Senate. Bills signed by the governor are listed for both chambers and several measures await gubernatorial action or have been defeated.

Little Rock Arkansans House Hinconate House Senate

Local Boy Wins Culver Military School Contest

Student publication The Vedette at Culver Military Academy lists Howard Houston as winner in a local contest. The incomplete OCR text indicates a school event and a likely student achievement with names and affiliations.

Culver Military Ina Howard ‘Houston

UN Troops Launch Counter Offensive Against Red Forces

Reported clash fronts at Chochon and Chipyong Ridge as U S forces, including the 10th Corps, resist a Chinese Korean push. Allied artillery blunted the Red attack while Marine, army, and coast forces pressed to halt advances north of the 38th parallel. Front activity described as heavy with limited gains and beberapa retreats totaling around two miles in some sectors.

Yokyo Chochon Herosa -Ridger U.S Chipyong Mn Mountain Korea Redd Magsd Dea 38Th Parada Aroyind Nana

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