Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas 1927 staff list
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas lists publishing staff led by Mrs C E Palmer as president and Alex H Washburn as secretary treasurer. Editor Alex H Washburn and Paul H Jones as managing editor, with Donal Parker in advertising and C M Rogers as cashier. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and discloses national AP news rights.
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STA Publishing CO
C. £. Palmer
Alex
H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Joan D. McMahon
C. M
Pod) Rogers
Che’l
George W. Hosmer
Moch
Post Office of
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
Mow
York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Miche Peuriaat
Oklahoma City
Associated Pronay
Associated Press
Gill AP News
Letter to the Editor condemns driver for puppy death
An unnamed writer signed as Editor The Star laments a street accident on Sixth Street where a careless driver killed a family’s puppy Pudgy. The letter emphasizes a child’s loss and warns that harming a pet may reflect harming a child, urging readers to drive more carefully.
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the Star
Sixth St
Prescott News Legion Auxiliary Sees February Meeting Notes
The Prescott Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. F L Chadwick's home for February with 11 members. President Mrs. Van Koslosky opened with prayer by Mrs. Lewis Garrett. A parliamentary procedure lesson followed by Mrs. Lovee Anderson. Diana Rapp celebrated her 11th birthday at a party hosted by Mrs. Jd. B. Coates with games and prizes for Glenda Roe and Delia Lewis. Guests included Gilda and Brenda Vines, Gail Graham, Sandra Kay Anderson, Christine Billingsley, Maryana Cunningham and the Rapp sisters. Members and friends attended various teas and visits, with notes on extended family travel and civic club greetings.
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American Legion Auxiliary
FL. Chadwick
van Koslosky
Lewis Garrett
Lovee Anderson
Albert Pearly
Diana Rapp
Jd. B. Coates
Satturday
Glenda Roe
Delia Lewis
Gilda
Brenda Vines
Gail Graham
Sandra Kay Anderson
Christine Bilingsley
Maryana Cunningham
Sandra
Vicki
Gloria Rapp
Weather Continued From Page One
Arkansas shows cloudy cooler with showers and scattered thunderstorms this afternoon tonight and Saturday with some snow in the northwest. Temperatures reach the 40s to 50s, ranging to mid 30s northwest tonight and near 50 in the southeast. Louisiana forecasts partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers east and south this afternoon and tonight cooler tonight and Saturday with highs 55 to 65.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Redistricting plans and bills move through Arkansas House
Two congressional redistricting proposals target Arkansas seat losses, one by Rep. Raymond Mays and another by Jefferson County delegates, aiming to limit losses to one seat while reshaping districts including Pulaski County. A separate bill would require out of state insurers to invest 73 percent of cash reserves in Arkansas securities. Senate fireworks limits and other measures follow.
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House
Arkansas
Cleveland
Raymond Mays
Jefferson County
Mays
Congress
Sth
Pulaski County
Dale Alford
Wilbur Mills
Arkansans
Arkansas Securities
W. BR. Stephens
Grant County
Arkansas Insurance Company
Sta
Senate
Arkansas Am&n College
Pine Bluff
Glenn Walther
Am&n
Arkansas Voters Reject Initiated Minimum Wage Proposal
Van Dalsem John County Rep. Virgil B. Cobb notes a bill proposing a minimum wage of at least 7 cents per hour. The measure duplicates Cobb’s earlier bill defeated in 1959 by the House. Arkansas voters had rejected a similar initiated minimum wage proposal in the last general election.
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John County
Virgil B. Cobb
Cobb
House
Arkansas
Group vows to oppose retirement benefits cut plan in Arkansas
AWA members oppose governor plan to cut the Teacher Retirement System benefits and state contributions. They warn such concessions would destabilize finances and trigger a future crisis. The statement, adopted after a Thursday night meeting, urges General Assembly judgment and vows to defeat the plan. House leaders press for driving education funding and a park, while the Senate advances park and liability insurance bills and other measures.
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AMA
General Assembly
House
Sevier
Ten Percent to Our Hope Patrons Dinner Night Offer
A local restaurant pledges ten percent of diners’ checks to the church or charity of their choice. Friday night offers all you can eat fish for one dollar. Saturday night features pizza for one dollar.
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HOPE
Planes Back in Air as Strikes End
Six major airlines resumed operations after President Kennedy announced the end of a weeklong air strike. Flight engineers agreed to return to work with labor talks continuing on root causes. Western Air Lines initially refused, firing and hiring replacements, but Kennedy’s order moved toward settlement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Presidential Commission
White House
Sie
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York City
Pan American
Western
Union
Western Engineers
Ronald 4. Brown
Engineers’ Union
Brown
National Mediation Board
United Air Lines
Airline Pilots Association
Spotlight on Hope Week on Little Rock Radio
A radio series titled Spotlight on Hope will air on KTS Radio 1090 during the week of March 27. The program will feature tape recordings made in Hope February 15 and cover community life including interviews with city officials, local businesses, schools, and civic groups.
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Hope
Little Rock
City of Hope
KTS Radio
KTHS
KTHV
Chane
Hope Hosts Second Annual Poultry Festival
The Business and Professional Women’s Club announces the second annual Poultry Festival in Hope with participation from the Southwest Branch U of A Experiment Station, Hope public schools, Split Hickory Co, Hope Garden Club Council, Hope Junior Auxiliary, local churches, and area industry groups Corr Belt Hatcheries and Hope Feed Mills.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Hope Popind
Southwest Branch
U of A Experiment Station
Hope Public Schools
Split Hickory Co
Hope Garden Club Council
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Hope Churches
Hope Industrial Growth
Corr Belt Hatcheries
Hope Feed Mills
Syna Clear Decongestant Promises 8 Hour Relief
An advertising notice touts Syna Clear Decongestant tablets as instantly and continuously draining nasal sinus cavities. One tablet provides up to eight hours relief from pain and pressure, stops watery eyes and runny nose, and is available at drug stores without a prescription with maker guaranteed satisfaction.
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Maker
Rebels Pushed Out of Burma
Rangoon based newspaper The Nation reports Chinese Nationalist guerrillas in Ten Tung State along the Thai Burma border have been pushed out of Burma. The remnants of Chiang Kai-shek forces driven from Red China relocated to a neighboring country but the report does not specify which country.
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Rangoon
Burma
Fap
Tentung
Thai Burma
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
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Ke “x
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Legion Auxiliary Meets
A. G. Shell
Order of Eastern Star
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J. E. Coco
Loyce Anderson
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Gus McCaskill
Milburn Jones
H. L. Baber
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Gail
Raymond Barber
el Dorado
Thomas Gaughan
Camden
Howard Harrell
J. C. Stegar
Hamilton
Jane Purtle
Tedh
Russellville
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James Roy Peachey
Bentonville
Albert Peachey
Ira Ward
Bart King Jr
Loyce Stewart
L.A
Bob Stewart
Harald Bemis
Western Military Academy
Alton, IL
Mr. R. Bemis
Mrs. Motorist
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Waday
Porter Implement & Garage
Perry's
American Automobile Association
Arkan- 43S Automobile Club
Barney Gaines
Eugene PiSteam
Sacl Thornton
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State Parks and Publicity Commission
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Roy Milum
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Carroll
Marks Mill
Cleveland County
Chancery Courts
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
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Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Plaza Restaurant
East
Hope, Ark
George W. Davis
Harry Carter
B. G. Robertson
Hd McCorkle
Calvin Caldwell
Frank Douglas
Charlene Wiggins
B. N. Woll
James Morrow
Garland Medders
Cecil Biddle
Robert Terndon
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Guy Basye
James H. Jones
Brack Schneck
John Gibson
George Robinson
John McClanahan
Frank McLarty
John Randolph
Charlies Batson
Hope High School
Bruner Ivory Vande Co
Nope Brick Works
Brunner-Ivory Handle Co
Hempstead Agriculture
Hope City
IATL
AEM & Resurance
Bob Lewis
State Farm Automobile Insurance Company
Colt
Briggs and Stratton
LEBCO
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Dad
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