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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1960
Page
2
The article reports Anat and another suspect charged with murdering Mrs Pitch, wife of a West Covina estate owner, in a suspected jealous, romantic motive. Defense lawyers argued no breach in ranks. Witnesses recount a brutal scene with a gunshot and lingering questions about the tenant.
In a Raytown Missouri tale, Bakker confronts Mechem after warnings to leave the area. The struggle moves from a bar to a midnight chase toward Bill Grayson’s home with renewed violence and a dramatic escape as the stage to Kansas City beckons.
President Eisenhower arrives in Buenos Aires for a two nation visit, aiming to strengthen U S ties with Argentina and Brazil amid Peronist tensions. Explosions in Buenos Aires and Peronist threats color the trip as authorities tighten security while Frondizi hosts and a Brazilian tragedy shadows the regional tour.
A gospel program led by Spur geon The Gospel Singers directed by Hey Buster was held at St Paul CME Church Washington on Sunday February 28 at 3 pm inviting public attendance. Funeral notices: Fletcher Toland, deceased in Little Rock Hospital, service at Green Hill AME Church February 27 at 2 pm with burial at Greenell Cemetery. Anddroy Tock to be buried February 28 at 1 pm at St Stephens Baptist Church Stephens Ark. Mrs Anna McMogyis, at home February 22. Mrs Georgia McElyene, former Hope resident, died February 22 in Mansfield Ohio. John D Blake died February 25 in Prescott. Hicks Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Circuit Judge Guy Amsler yesterday dismissed the second of two lawsuits involving Mrs. Moore of Hays Kansas to recover rings. The case against Sam Levine, a pawnbroker, hinged on whether rings from Edward Harnik at Edwards Art Gallery belonged to the Moores. Levine testified he received rings from Harnik but did not confirm their identity or whether he had sold them, and he claimed a $17,000 payment. The judge ruled the rings had not been proven the same as those involved in a prior case and that recovery was barred by the statute of limitations. The Moores previously sued Harnik in federal court in Hot Springs, alleging they bought rings on December 15, 1952 for $43.00 and left them for resale, but Harnik refused to return them. They were awarded a $44.10 judgment against Harnik on April 28, 1936. seven days later Harnik filed for voluntary bankruptcy, and the Moores filed a claim.
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