03 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1948
Page
1
War and church notices from the First Baptist and Methodist communities list Monday meetings for W.S.C.S. and circle circles, hostesses, and executive board sessions. Families note travel, holiday visits, and newborn Portia Delight Williams. local residents discharge and admission updates appear alongside brief personal news.
Calendar of H D C meetings from January 5 to 10 listing programs at multiple homes for reorganization, yearbook assembly, and demonstrations. Highlights include Spring Hill at Lucy Huckabee, Peace at Paulley, Victory at Horace Alford, Rocky Mound at Claude McCorkle, Baker at Grady Browning, and an office date.
A Hagana intelligence officer, trained in anti-Nazi underground work in Europe, told a journalist that Jews in Palestine face the toughest fight yet but can win without outside help beyond Jewish support. She warned Arabs are aided by the British and estimated two to three years of fighting with many lives at risk.
Taft at a news conference criticized President Truman’s proposal for a program administrator and a young ambassador abroad. He argued the plan would turn the administration into a State Department bureau and should be a separate agency. He favored an administrator focused on US economic welfare as well as Europe’s. Senator Barkley urged Congress to actively engage with the Marshall plan despite discomfort.
Mrs Winstey Churchill and Lord Maran arrived in Marrakesh to find Winston Churchill largely recovered from a cold. The 73 year old British prime minister, kept in his hotel with a fever, walked and resumed painting as physicians reported his temperature near normal and noted he is writing his autobiography with precautions due to age.
Paris reports Premier Robert Schuman survived a combined Communist De Gaulleist bid to alter the anti inflation bill. The National Assembly approved the key tax measure by 322 to 242 and Schuman said he would seek a confidence vote on five amendments. He pledged to resign if the article is not kept intact. Further voting is postponed until Monday.
A brief note describes palm tree trunks eaten by Ja Inalea natives. The outer bark is removed in layers to reach the heart, which resembles celery. It is pickled eaten raw or served like cauliflower.
The high potato and the peanut crossed the Atlantic twice to reach the United States. They were introduced to this country from Europe, though they are native to South America.
A narrator uncovers clues linking Marie Maloney's death to Avis and Art, suspecting poison. He recalls Jeff Mayerson’s presence, searches Marie’s room and belongings for poisons, and pieces together possible motives while considering liquor as the delivery. The scene blends paranoia with careful deduction in a tense, insistent tone.
Texarkana editors Patines Tad and others swap roles with Walter Elisaman named publisher of the Times and Paut Morgen as editor of the Gazette and News. Mor Rekaral will join Cr News as executive editor while Morgan returns after 20 years in Arkansas papers.
A narrator recalls three deaths tied to a studio incident. Two died in accidents, one by an unknown cause, as the mind replays fragments from the last day Govern Avis died. Patterns emerge from half remembered events, suggesting a hidden motive amid the chaos.
The column lists service times and activities for multiple churches including Tabernacle, Unity Missionary Baptist, Saint Marks Episcopal, First Methodist, Catholic Our Lady of Good Hope, and Garrett Memorial Baptist. It notes Sunday School times, morning and evening worships, choir and youth programs, special observances, and upcoming meetings, with specifics on speakers, directors, and city broadcasts where applicable.
Dorothy Dix argues that youth condemn parents as old fashioned while seeking virtue and order, noting teens redefining decency, sex, and drinking. She defends traditional ideals, warning against emulating prostitutes and reckless behavior, and praises parents who uphold high standards.
Court docket lists multiple defendants with charges including possession of untaxed intoxicating liquor and running a stop sign with varied cash bonds forfeited. Individuals named include Edgar Williams Dora Straughter Maggie Fulee Paul Cook John Shoemaker I P Benard O T Johnson Jack Hervey Carson Valentine W A Fairchild M Tolliver Ruth Dean Brown Annie Lee Franks James Connely Don Brown Lorene Branch Curtis Cannon Buddy Brown L B E Adams Ward Reed J P Pickett Delbert Storm Harold Trammel Harold Washington H Stuart Robert Johnson Henry Phillips and Augusta Trammel. Outcomes show fines jail time and bond forfeitures. some pleas resulting in fines and one day in jail.
The article argues that recent actions reveal Russia pressing Europe apart from the West and displacing France and Italy. It calls for the United States to assist these nations in strengthening their gains and preparing for future attacks, noting that America benefits in doing so.
Before testing brake adjustment, lubricate the linkage from brake pedal to drums. Lack of lubrication leads to inefficient brake performance by restricting linkage action, causing poor adjustment or undue wear.
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