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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1954

Page

4

Snowstorm in the East Brings Death to 60

A Northeastern snowstorm dumped up to a foot of snow across the region, causing at least 60 deaths from accidents and heart attacks tied to shoveling and slick roads. Snow-reports spread through Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and New England as cold air followed. Temperatures plunged to 27 below in Maine with Philadelphia and New York recording record-like snowfalls.

Newyonrk (A New England Canada North Carolina Georgia Washington, D. C Washington D. C Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Islands Massachusetts Weather Bureau New York City Boston Philadelphia Maine

Clerk's Office Sought by Mrs. Jolly Byers

Mrs. Jolly (Armonette) Byers announces her candidacy for Hempstead County Clerk in the Democratic primary. She cites local roots near Oran, a family background, schooling in Washington High School and Crescent College, and business study in Denver, pledging efficient public service and asking for voters' support. She resides with her mother at 620 South Main Street in Hope and attends First Methodist Church.

Jolly (Armonette) Byers Hempstead Cresent Collings Opportunity Business School of Denver Colo South Main Street Hope B & PW Texas Louise Griffin Janie Blue Archer Hank Sgt. MM. Mosier Clem Milsle&l Hopr High School Bill Boyd Bill Boyz Wayne Boyd Winfred Huckabee Norman Bradford Volmer Dean Boyd Square Woodson Duke Prank Hill Sam Andrews Myre Cecil Bittle Fred Camp Woodson Duke Hirin Hatfield Wran Bil Rose Harrie B & PW Club B& PW Rae Main Mary Doe Methodist Church John Doe Sécliyn

Light Damage Reported After Pine Street Wreck

City police say light damage occurred in a two vehicle crash in the 00 block on South Pine. Utes driven by F. Trimble and Hollis Moses were involved and investigated Monday.

Poellee South Pine F. ¥. Trimble Hollis Moses

Arkansas Cold Snap Extends Into Week

Extended forecast expects temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal across Arkansas with daytime highs near 24 to 92 outside the state and 40s elsewhere. Snow and rain are possible Thursday with precipitation chances rising Friday.

Arkansas

Mayor Wilson Selects Council Committees

Mayor John L. Wilson has named City Council committees with members for Water and Light, Police, Streets and Alleys, Chamber of Commerce, Health, Finance, Airport, Sewer, Cemetery, and Park & Recreation. Key figures include Joe Jones, H. C. Murphy, Jesse Brown, Dwight Ridgill, Charles Taylor, Fred Johnson, C. W. Tarpley, B. L. Rettig, and I. C. Murphy, reflecting broad appointments across departments and civic boards.

John Lb. Wilson Joe Jones Dwight Ridged H. C. Murphy H.C. Murphy Jesse Brown Chas. Taylor Charles Taylor Fred Johnson Chamber of Commerce Fic Johnson B. L. Rettig C. W.tarpley Dwight Ridgaill

UN Agrees to Thursday Conference on Korean Talks

UN today agreed to meet with Communist officers Thursday to discuss resuming negotiations for a Korean peace conference. Kenneth Young said he would send a liaison to Panmunjom to discuss conditions and the possible date for resumption. The Communists asked liaison talks at Panmunjom to set up a peace conference. earlier, U S envoy Arthur Dean walked out of talks in December. India proposed a secret plan for repatriation after the POW question was raised, but the Swedish proposal to free all POWs as civilians was rejected.

Seouli U. N U. S. State Department Kenneth Young High Command Panmunjom Young Red Washington State Department U. S Arthur Dean United States India Geoyo Jon

Draft to Call Three From Hope

The State selective Service Board announced 201 Arkansans will be inducted in February. It lists cities with required numbers: DeWitt 3, Rogers 5, Magnolia 4, Jonesboro 8, Van Buren 2, Conway 3, Hot Springs 5, Gurdon 3, Hope 3, Pine Bluff 3, Texarkana 2, Blytheville 6, Camden 4, Russellville 2, Fort Smith 4, DeQueen 1, El Dorado 5, Fayetteville 4. An unrelated note mentions barley grains as old measurement units from the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Little Rock State Selective Service Board el Dorado Fayetteville

Texarkana TV Adds New Programs On Channel Six

Texarkana spotlight on CBS panel show Ive Got a Secret now airing Wednesdays on KCMC TV channel six. Moore and a lively cast reveal surprising secrets from Dr Bonmajim Duggar inventor of aureomycin to MIG pilot Jarecki and long playing record innovator Peter Goldmark. Prominent guests Kayser Cugat and Burl Ives discuss dancing and pies while Kay Kay Day recalls selling newspapers.

Texarkana Garry Moore CBS Television Kcmc-Tv Channel Six Moore Bonmajim Duggar Jarecki Denmark Peter Goldmark Kayser Cugat Dave Emerson Burs Ter Kenton Hedin Nogpers Karloff Milee Karaine Day

Time is best gift to children, says HAL BOYLE

New York columnist HAL Boyle argues parents shortchange children by not giving them time. He cites NBC Today host Frank Blair and a seven-child family experiment where kids participate in family decisions through regular talks, turning discipline into collaborative talks.

Hal Boyle New York Frank Blair Frank Ray

Anderson Seeks Hempstead County Clerk Nomination

Arthur C. Anderson announces candidacy for Hempstead County Clerk in the Democratic Primary of 1954. He notes twelve years as deputy in the County and Probate Clerk's Office and pledges to appoint a capable young person to learn administration so successors can continue the probate function. He promises experienced, proper service if elected.

Arthur Anderson Hempstead Anderson Hempstead County Arkansas Arthur C. Anderson

Pilkinton to Discuss Juvenile Delinquency

Chancery Judge James H Pilkinton will be guest speaker at the Brookwood PTA meeting Wednesday January 13 at 3 PM. The judge will discuss Juvenile Delinquency in the Home.

Chancery James H. .Pilkinton Brookwood Pta

Security in Beef Production to Be Discussed

County Agent Oliver L. Adams announces a Wednesday morning discussion on securing beef production at Hope City Hall on January 12 at 10 o clock. University of Arkansas extension expert Robert B. HalMark will lead the program as beef cattle producers are urged to attend. Topics include outlook, quality, production, roughage requirements, disease and parasite control, and other current production problems.

Hope City Hall Oliver L. Adams Robert B. HalMark University of Arkansas Extension Service Wes All F Adams

Senate panel push on Eisenhower labor plan sparks Dem revolt

In Washington Republicans press to end hearings and move to a quick Senate Labor Committee vote on Eisenhower labor reforms. Democrats led by Murray accuse the move of dictatorial steamroller tactics and call for public sessions with top management and labor officials.

Washington Eisenhower Steaynroller Senate Labor Committee H. Alexander Smith New Jersay Hone Smith Capital HI Sen Murray Montana Mitchell Murry Rep McConnell R-Pa House of Labor Committee Senate Lehman Dliba

Balky Democrats So GOP's Vowter Rew Flexible Price Support

James Li arriving in Little Rock as the local Veterans of Foreign Wars activities director to energize the post. He will address residents on programs youth activities and membership at an 8:00 pm meeting to discuss important business.

GOP James Li Little Rock Veterans of Foreign, Wars. of VPW Stimuus

Durkin Aids Drafts of Taft-Hartley Changes

Washington report notes 19 amendments to Taft-Hartley law drafted with former labor secretary Martin P. Durkin. Durkin, back as president of the APL Plumbers' Union, quit the labor cabinet amid a dispute over the proposals. White House denies any agreement to send the changes to Congress. Eisenhower’s 14 recommended changes mirror the original 19 but appear altered in his message.

Washington Eisenhower Labor Martin P. Durkin Durkin APL Plumbers' Union Labor Cabinet White House Congress

Reuther Rewards in Murder Case Ties to 1949 Abduction Plot

Detroit scene recalls Walter Reuther publicly declaring a $5,000 reward in the murder case linked to the 1948 49 shootings. The target, 35 year old Canadian thief Ritchie, is described as the missing link in an alleged assault conspiracy and has now been named a defendant with a warrant issued yesterday.

Detroit Waite \CIO United Autos Walter Reuther Ritchie Rite Te Hin

Cherry Won't Bind Workers Politically

Governor Franoy Cherry stated state employees can vote according to conscience in next summer's Democratic primaries without influence from the office. He said he would not tell workers how to vote, expects department heads to back him, and noted no political organization exists around him. He called political assets the people's confidence.

Zovernor Apg Franoy Cherry Hid Sen McClellan Sid McMath Chery Salad Ho

Sheriff’s Wife Escapes Ticket In Curio Town Note

A boisterous town column recalls Sheriff Myrtle Dog being stopped for speeding by three officers who offered leniency after recognizing her. The piece blends local gossip about upcoming county candidates and political intrigue with the light incident, hinting at Sheriff Dog’s reaction to the encounter and a crowded field including Talbot Feild Jr. and others.

Myrtle Dog Bohr Yun Talbot Feild,Jr John Sheriff's Office

Fragmentary OCR: court case phrasing with garbled text

The readable fragments show a court related line with broken words like past engage and count in a vague context. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.

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