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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1953

Page

1

Fight Over Game and Fish Ends in Legislative Battle

The House and the Game and Fish Commission clash continues from Page One with three 1951 reform suggestions rejected. Leaders Rep John Boefhetl and Rep sul Van Dalsem push for free hunting licenses for seniors, oribite and sailirtels, and ending license fees for rabbits and squirrels. Governor Cherry backs revenue reforms to save six million annually through waste elimination and new tax moves. The session shows 826 bills and 74 resolutions introduced in six weeks, 113 deemed approved by both chambers.

House Game and Fish Commission John Boefhetl Prairie, County Sul van Dalsem Perry County van Dal Feit Jong A. McAmis Froweis Cherry Cherry Assembly Ihe

Final Rites for Labor Leader in Taylorville Ill

The body of Allan Haywood CIO executive vice president died after collapsing from a heart attack at a labor gathering in Wilkes Barre Pa. He was 64 and en route to Taylorville Illinois for funeral services. Haywood was a prominent labor leader known for a joke he told at the event.

Taylorville Allan Haywood Prinest CIO Wilkes Barre Philip Murray Llaywood

Fragmented Norman Walker Ashington Meeting Transcript

A garbled OCR fragment references a political meeting with mentions of representatives and candidates. It lists attendees including Durkin and others, names presidents and speakers, and indicates fundraising or speeches. The text includes disjointed phrases about public access and ballots.

Norman -Walker Ashington Bip Ieee Hawar Nuiveind Walter Roudlpor Mason Olmon

Lincoln and the Revolutionary Spirit in Early American Struggle

A fragmented reminiscence recalls how Lincoln and the Founding era shaped a nation. The speaker notes doubts, wartime trials, and the resolve to endure hardship, marking the anniversary of those who fought to found a nation and Lincoln’s enduring leadership in a volatile moment.

America New York Ingian Dewty Britta Tinew Clearwe Wanhington Lincoln Rene

Court Cancels Continued From Page Ona

Court ruling questions federal power and state authority over electricity contracts. Justice notes Arkansas Power and Light may operate under state rights while considering federal supremacy and accompanying implications for Keystone contracts and public utilities.

Three Jets Contnied and Weather Delays Race

Fragmented OCR notes describe repeated phrases about jets and a hindered event due to Angweraile weather. Mentions Millett, shelter frontier wreckage, Yibber raft, and thermal readings with unclear verbs and misspellings. The passage references a late morning find and a withheld element, but readable specifics are limited.

Pieter Meh Millett Palit

Fragmented OCR about education funding and tax reform proposals

The readable text references aviation education costs and a new act promising teacher salaries up to 2400, plus a proposed constitutional amendment to restructure property tax. It later cites figures around five million dollars and mentions federal residents, Arkansas, and political figures in a garbled context.

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Storm Report: Southwest Storm Aims At Wheat Belt

Storm warnings detail an approaching Southwest storm that could raise cloudiness across the Mississippi Valley and the upper Midwest. Winds threaten to ignite new dust storms in winter wheat regions while light snow is forecast in northern areas.

Midwest Bieyard - Belt Upper Mississippi

Power of Prober Is Held Up

The Senate Finance Committee delayed renewing a probe into alleged IRS misdeeds by William Williams. He criticized the bureau’s handling of favored taxpayers and signaled potential grand jury investigations. Williams expressed regret for voting to broaden tax-collector civil service and urged further internal reforms.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Sen Williams Internal Revenue Bureau Bureau Congress Gannell News Service Finance Committee Byrd Dva Hoey D+NC

China China Sino Soviet treaty fallout and Manchuria plan

The Nationalist foreign office moved to approve a Sino Soviet treaty despite opposition and possible plebiscite on Outer Mongolia, aiming to detach it from Soviet influence. Port Arthur and Darien were designated naval bases. Wang Shih Chieh signed in Moscow after Roosevelt Churchill concessions. Tsang later called the Yolla agreement a disastrous mistake and a national humiliation.

Soviet Union Russia Manchuria Outer Mongolia China Gitter Monegola Ching Yeh Darien Port Arthur Lisotung Peninsula Yellow Sea North Korea Wang Shih- Chieh Moscow

Judge to Rule on Admitting Press in Jelke Trial

New York UPI report says General Ses siony Judge Francis L. Valente will rule tomorrow on allowing press and public into the courtroom for defense testimony at the vice trial of Oleo Holy Minot F. Mickey Jelke. Prosecution contends the case involves compulsory prostitution and channeling proceeds.

New York Francis L. Valente Oleo Holy Minot F Mickey) Jelke Jelke

Bohlen to Be Envoy to Russia

President Eisenhower will name Charles Bohlen as ambassador to the Soviet Union and Francis White as ambassador to Mexico. Bohlen, a State Department official and Russia expert, would succeed George Kennan in Moscow, while White would replace William O Dwyer in Mexico City after O Dwyer’s December resignation. The Kremlin had indicated Bohlen was acceptable.

Washington Eisenhower Charles Bohlen Russia Francis White Mexico Bohlen White Mexico City William O'Dwyer New York State Department Coinsulor George P. Kennan Moscow Kennan Soviet Union

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