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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1950

Page

1

Prospectors Seek Northeastern Michigan Fossil Fuel Finds

Report from the Michigan conservation department notes exploration in the Upper Peninsula and Northeastern Bataga region with potential for lime and other resources. Found hints suggest limited commercial value, though geologists estimate annual U S production could fill a 60 mile long river.

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Right of Self-Defense Highlighted by General MacArthur in Japan

General MacArthur told the Japanese people that they retain an inalienable right of self defense despite the 1947 renunciation of belligerency. He praised Japan’s war renunciation but warned against predatory foreign forces, urging continued adherence to a peaceful, moral international order. The message stressed disarmament after surrender in 1945 and described Japan as disarmed, with no changes anticipated to the wartime prohibition on armed forces.

Tokyo Dye MacArthuy Japan MacArthur Soviet Union

Arkansas Observes Second Half of Century Like New Year

The state marks the halfway point of the century with quiet New Year observances across Little Rock and other towns. Government offices banks and many businesses close. Schools reopen and the holiday mood lingers as labor disputes tax concerns and resolutions surface amid a dreary start to the year.

Arkansas Associated Press ArkHogus Little Rock Mundus Howe Avus Oller Bay Agwerseaie

Menus for Hope High cafeteria week summary

Hope High and Surfer High cafeteria menus list daily meals. From Monday to Friday, items include scalloped potatoes, green beans, black eyed peas, corn bread, apples, milk. meat loaf with sides. Kraut and Wieners with sweet potatoes. stuffed potatoes with greens. Irish stew. cornbread and desserts. Surfer High days mirror sausage, pasta, and beef dishes with bread, fruit, and milk.

Hope High Sehool Black Eyed Kraus & Weiners Pryde Surfer High

Townfolks Back Mercy Slayer in New Hampshire

Candia and Manchester residents rally behind Dr. Hermann Sander amid grand jury review for the mercy killing of Mrs Abbie Borto, with 60 of 650 voters expressing continued faith. church leaders and NH Academy of General Practice affirm support as attorney general vows full, forceful presentation.

Candis N. H Dan Hermann XII Sander Mra Abbie Borroto Hillsboro County Grand Jury New Hampshire Academy of General Practice Academy George Brown Concord Dr. Sander New Hampshire William L. Phinney

Anniversary of Wests Worst Blizzard

One year after the great western blizzard storms caused massive snowdrifts and rail stoppages. Cities isolated and livestock losses mounted as hundreds died. Recovery notes year later include drought relief needs amid unusually warm winter and snow shortages in the Rocky Mountain states.

Denver West Mountin Rocky Mountain States Lewis A. Pick

Arkansans Seek Change in Cotton Acreage Law

Senator Fulbright and Representative Harris of Arkansas push for revisions to the cotton acreage allotment law. Fulbright plans to seek action from the Senate agriculture committee. Harris has urged Arkansas farm groups to back the effort. The push aims to empower the Agriculture Department to relocate unused allotments and set minimum farm acreage, with expectations of quick congressional action after reconvening.

Washington Jan N. J. Fulbright Rep Oren Harris Arkansas Harris Fulbright Senate Agriculture Committee House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department Sny Saurday Gangle Committee Arisagas Congressional Committee R. EB. Shor Brinkley, Ark American Farm Bureau Federation Harvey Adams West Memphis Ark Arkansas Agreltural Council Hardin Grady Ark Akansas Farm Bureau

Manhunt tale details car theft and arrests on chase

Report describes three men forcing a man to strip near Vera Dean’s home and robbing residents of clothing and valuables. A roadblock near Lonoke Fish Hatchery led to a gunfight. Marshal Brantley was wounded and the chase ended with Bohannon killed before a Christmas furlough. Dean sought funeral plans for Bohannon in Clarksville Arkansas.

Dean Four Persons Vera Dean Lonoke Fish Hatchery Brantley Oll Dyer Bohannon Clarkeville Ark Ion

Ex Czech Politician Sentenced to Death and Wife to 25 Years

Prague reports a former Czech politician Karol Falta was sentenced to death and his wife 25 years in prison for spying for the United States. Falta led a spy ring with Mikol Zibrin, and 22 people were arrested November 9. The Bratislava trial described the group as an American spy network.

Prague Czechoslovakia Vpi Cech United States Pragda Confei Karol Falta Slovak Democratic Party Lecred Bratislava Folta Tech Michal Zibrin Germany Med Polta

Hendrix fields bid for Arkansas lieutenant governorship

In Arkansas Hendrix, speaker of the 368 house in 1949, announces a Democratic bid for lieutenant governor. He cites voters weighing his record and qualifications. Lt Gov Gordon had expected renomination last summer. Also reported is the death of a 100-year-old woman near Ozark, Mrs Ma Green, with attendance noted.

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Mummers Parade Postponed Amid Clouds and Rain

The Delaware Valley Mummers parade planned for Philadelphia was postponed due to two inches of rain and overcast skies. Officials moved the event to the next day hoping for better weather as about 7,000 marchers prepared in elaborate costumes on Broad Street.

Inynaconia Van Ponemen Fidelphis Streeg

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