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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
2
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The docket lists multiple defendants with charges from drunkenness to driving offenses. Pleas guilty yield fines ranging from 11 to 3050 dollars and varied cash bonds. Several cases involve disturbing the peace, improper parking, no driver license, and hazardous driving, plus civil actions in Hempstead County.
Fort Smith Ark AP Dedication of Borg-Warner new 10 million Norge Division plant near Fort Smith will be held Feb 1. Roy Ingesoll Sr, chairman of the Borg-Warner board, will be main speaker. The one story building sits on a 25 acre site and employs 600 to 800 workers in time. The plant will produce ranges refrigerators clothes dryers and air conditioners. Norge Division moved to Arkansas from Muskegon Mich.
Gov Faubus named special Arkansas Supreme Court justices to decide a damage suit after three justices disqualified themselves. Betty Alexander Stobaugh administratrix seeks 561,579 against J M Hubbard for her husband’s death in a car crash. The case was argued December 18. Appointees: Hartsell Ragan Fort Smith president of the Bar Association and former presidents J M Smallwood Russellville and J L Shaver Wynne. Bohling, Chief Justice Harris and Justice Ed McFaddin disqualified themselves.
Alabama coach Paul Bryant suffers a second straight year of staff losses as Chayley Bradshaw is named head coach at Kentucky. Bryant, in Chicago for NCAA meetings, says he may lose another assistant and waits to hire a replacement. He praises Bradshaw as a superb choice.
Henderson Arkansas Inter Collegiate Conference basketball team the Reddies defeated Ozarks 63 59 to extend their fifth straight win. Henderson’s AIC record sits just ahead of Ouachita’s 4 0 as Ouachita was idle due to a snowed out game. Ozarks slide to 0 7 in conference play as Mountaineers fall deeper into the cellar. Henderson and Ouachita remain the only unblemished AIC clubs.
The Washington Touchdown Club named Joe Romig of Colorado as guard lineman of the year. He will receive the Route Rockne Memorial Trophy Saturday night at the 27th annual dinner. The club had earlier announced Ernie Davis of Syracuse as college back of the year and Alabama as college team of the year.
Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board may pause plans to tax liquor and beer sold on military posts. ABC director Rolla Fitch said the board lacks jurisdiction to collect taxes on beverages sold at posts by non profits due to federal government involvement. Fitch noted discussions with military officials and the issue will be reconsidered July 1.
Fred Peppard of Hot Springs faced a $2000 bond after being indicted in U S District Court for receipt and disposition of stolen securities. The case involves $12,500 in U S Savings Bonds allegedly taken from seven Duncan Mississippi residents and transported in interstate commerce. Peppard formerly lived in El Dorado before moving to Hot Springs two years ago.
Federal Judge Gorton B. Young awarded a $2,000 judgment against Rock Island Railroad for requiring employee Earl E. Goode to work over nine hours daily. The suit by the Interstate Commerce Commission cited Hours of Service Act violations on January and February dates.
The narrative centers on a phantom conflict around a road to The Snail and a German bar Edelweiss run by Karl Hauttman. Dennis Campbell and companions occupy the scene with talk of work, loyalty, and national traits. The passage closes with a plan to drive to Malaga and a footnote about events in 1940.
Two Fort Smith firms filed for incorporation with the secretary of state. Tome Needs Discounters, Inc. is authorized to operate a discount house and Food Bar, Inc. to run a bakery, restaurant and delicatessen. Each may issue up to 50,000 dollars in stock with no par value. Paul J. Bercher named resident agent. incorporators include Paul Bercher, Eugene Bercher, Frank A Ghan and Foy W. Brown for the two companies.
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