Hope Daily newspaper masthead and service lines
The page shows editorial staff and publishing details for Hope Ark newspaper. It lists editor, managing editor, advertising manager, mechanical superintendent, and other staff. It notes postal registration under the 1897 act and outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties. It also includes advertising representatives and AP attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Done Parker
Joan
McMahen
M.podts Rogers, Jr
Mar
George W. Hosmer
Ee Perme
Post Office of Hope
Arkantan
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller
Verdice Rateliff Divorce and Rateliff vs Beton Suit
Fragments show Chancery docket with Francis Verdice Rateliff and Bobby Joe Rateliff in a divorce action. Lula Beton by guardian sues Joe Johnson. judgment for possession and $264 rent damages. Barwick Electric Services and Fred Holder Jr. sued. judgments for $232.38 plus costs. Marriage licenses issued for Stone and Genades. Canthers and Canthers. Mason and Frazier.
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Chancery
Francis Verdice Rateliff
Bobby Joe Rateliff
Lula Beton
Guardian
Joe Johnson
Barwick Electric Services
Fred Holder Jr
Thomas Darwin Stone
Wickett
Tex
Mary C. Genades
Barstow
B. Z
Canthers
Prescott
Opal G. Canthers
Pine Bluff
Ywarry B. Mason
Ash Grove
Nancy Frazier
Washington
New Trial for Rogers Woman
A February 13 retrial date was set in Benton Circuit Court for Virginia Rand on a second degree murder charge in the August 9 1959 Rogers restaurant owner H V Clark slaying. Rand, free on bond, seeks self defense claims after Clark was shot in her Rogers home. Scientists have learned much about the electric eel but still know little about how it generates electricity in living tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentonville
Ark
Virginia Rand
Rogers
H. V. Clark
Benton Circuit Court
Maupin’ Cummins
Rand
Arkansas Supreme Court
Clark
Rotary Club luncheon backs education talk by Robert Reynolds
Prescott Rotary heard a Christmas vacation briefing on college education by Robert Reynolds during its regular luncheon at the Kee Hotel with 44 members present. Fire Department held its monthly dinner at Broadway Hotel as Chief Easterling led the meeting and minutes and funds were reviewed.
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Til Cites
Rotary
Kee
WV. Fore
Bob Reynolds
Broadway Hotel
Lindell Buchanan
Easterling
Garrett
Carl Greers
Blevins Highway
J. M. Ingram
Camden Highway
Dr. Hesterly
Grave Robber May Be a Sex Deviate
Jackson-ville Arkansas police seek a sex deviate suspected in two grave robberies. Bodies of two women were disturbed with one 17 year old girl’s body missing and Mrs Alma Summers found half out of her casket. Jewelry valued at 360 dollars was stolen. Investigators fear more graves may be opened as they follow leads and search for the culprit.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Arkansas
Gire
L. C. Young
Young
Myron Traylor
Alma Summers
Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery
Bayou Meteo
Old Timer Works IDABEL Watch Winding Key
W. W. Short sent his 17 year old watch to the factory for a new winding key. The timepiece is aged yet keeps good time and reflects a sturdy, reliable mechanism.
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Idabel, Okla
W. W. Short
Court voids Dixon Yates damages ruling in decision
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, held the United States need not pay 1.867 million dollars in damages tied to the canceled Dixon Yates power plant contract. Chief Justice Warren wrote the majority, with Justice Harlan dissent joined by Justices Whitaker and Stewart. The ruling affirmed a government appeal from a Court of Claims decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Dixon - Yates
Warren
Harlan
Whittaker
Stewart
U.S. Court of Claims
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
Government may disaf firm a contract over illegal conflict of interest
The 1934 contract in the Tennessee Valley Authority era sparked a battle between private and public power. J Lee Rankin argued the contract was unenforceable due to a government conflict of interest. Adolphe Wenzell served as Budget Bureau consultant and First Boston VP during negotiations. Dixon Yates claimed the government ignored a potential conflict while the government allowed Wenzel to continue. Warren said the government may disaffirm a contract tainted by illegality, reflecting public interest against enforceability.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
J. Lee Rankin
U.S. Solicitor General
Supreme Court
Adolphe Wenzell
New York
First Boston
Combine
Warren
U S Fleet Heads for Base at Cuba
U S Atlantic fleet units head toward Guantanamo Bay and the Caribbean for annual maneuvers drawing Castro propaganda. A flotilla of 150 ships including the Franklin D. Roosevelt carrier will participate in a Caribbean exercise from today until May end with about 140000 officers and men. The ships will operate in and out of Guantanamo Bay in a normal routine.
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Havana
U.S. Atlantic
Guiantanamo Bay
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Franklin DB. T Roosevelt
Mare
Puerto Rico
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Eisenhower cancels Dixon-Yates contract over conflict concerns
President Eisenhower said the Dixon-Yates steam plant contract with the Atomic Energy Commission was canceled because the conflict of interest was condoned by high officials. Memphis later decided to build its own plant, ending the need for private capacity.
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West Memphis
Ark
Atomic Energy Commission
Dixon-Yates Group
Mississippi Valley Generaling, Co
Memphis
Dixon-Yates
Eisenhower
Navy Says Caribbean Maneuvers Long Planned Not A Cuba Break
Navy notes maneuvers in the Caribbean were planned long ago with no link to breaking relations with Cuba. The flotilla includes more ships and personnel than last year and carries missiles and aircraft to support Guantanamo if needed. Ships from Atlantic bases join Canadian British and Dutch units while U.S. Marines rehearse amphibious landings on Vieques Island near Puerto Rico as the movements proceed.
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Cuba
Caribbean
Guantanamo
Navy
U.S
Atlantic
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Final expenses life insurance offer for seniors in Kansas City
Seniors aged sixty to eighty can apply for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses with no obligation. Complete the process by mail through Old American of Kansas City. Tear out the ad and mail with name address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co., 4900 Oak, Dept. 11038, Kansas City Missouri.
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OLD Amerigan
Kansas City
Old American Insurance
Missouri
Invasion hysteria fueled by Castro regime trigger claims
The El Mundo article from Havana appears to justify Castro's regime by linking to U S warnings and urging fear of invasion. The Navy show of strength is cited as the sole example of an enemy threat, while Castro accuses the United States at the UN Security Council of planning an attack.
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Hiana
el Mundo
Navy
Castro
U.N. Security Council
Start New Year Right Hospital Insurance Plan
A local advertisement offers Hospital Insurance by Reliable Arkansas Company with 365 days in hospital coverage for sickness, accident, or surgery. It promises non cancellable, guaranteed renewable protection, no joining fee, $35 deductible, and coverage from birth to age 100 with agent Cecil Weaver at 214 Spruce, photo 7-2143.
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Fess
Reliable Arkansas Company
Doctor Ofice
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Mupd
Afternoon Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Trad
Star
South
Walnut Street
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Nor! Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterick
Tenn
Texas
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Tlh
N.Y
Penobscot Bida
Detroit
Michyeet Blag
Oklahoma City
Kila
Rambor
Tha
Associated Press
Grumman Mohawk
Bethpage
Prescott News
Robert Reynolds
Mrs
Jr. R. Bemis
Arthur Wilson
Guentia
Charles Hesterty
Clarke Waite
Urngview, Texas
Mig
B. Cannon Jr
Mrs. Hamby
Bolivia
R. P. Hamby
T.E. Logan
Marion Rouse
Homer Ward
Wren Scott
H. J. Wilson
Imon Gee
L. Blakely Jr
C. Gordon
Me’ B. Hesterly
Fred Powell
W. F. Denman Jr
A. W. Hudson
Watson White Jr
FE. M. Sharp
Harold Parker
Clyde March
Carol Seoul
L. L. Buchanan
Little Rock
State Pardon Board
Ralph Sloan
Jonesboro
Frank Gilbert
Bob Sloan
Defores Escarre
Hendrix College
P. A. Escarre
Joe
Martin Gilbert
Jim McKenzie
Carl Dalrymple Jr
U of A
Harold
Andy Bemis
Western Military Academy
Alton
Til
Did
FIRST
Old Davidsonville
Lawrence
Tate le
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Clear Ag
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Franiico
OLD Timer
U. S
Reserve Life Insurance
Cecil Weaver
Herndon - Cornelius
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Arkansas Gate Company
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