13 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1951
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names in a dated style. Readable items include scattered references to people and a possible monthly event. Most of the content is garbled and lacks coherent facts to confirm specifics.
Fragmented OCR notes record funeral attendances at Hope High School and local families Cecil Ivana Calvin Purile Brumfield Blanlay, with admitted and discharged names mentioning Mrs Taster Kent Mrs David Le William and others. includes arrival of a daughter 131M Admitted names listed. several discharged entries referenced in garbled text.
A state measure to ban loss leader pricing failed by two votes in the legislature. Greene, secretary of the Arkansas Grocery Association, said the bill would curb unfair competition but opponents argued it would limit promotions across many product groups including apparel, home goods, and hardware. The discussion noted price control aims face broad consumer impact and potential shifts in retailer strategies.
The essay argues the nation must ready for war or risk economic strain. It notes President Truman and the Council of Economic Advisers project defense production rising to about 120 million ingot tons yearly within three to four years, shaping a dual wartime and peacetime economy. It questions civilian impact, consumer prices, and what happens to expanded plants if war does not occur.
Strong opposition to proposed price and wage controls is expressed by the Farm Bureau. The report notes dissent from farmers and local officials in Rock as the policy debate continues.
The article argues that the United Nations cease-fire proposal for Korea is welcomed by Communist nations with little enthusiasm. It contends Mao and Moscow coordinate actions, Shanghai-backed China pursues Asia conquest, and Red forces in Indochina and Manchuria shape a broader strategic plan.
Mayor Lyle Brown of Hope issues a proclamation urging Hi Arkanans to back the 1949 March of Dimes campaign against infantile paralysis. The document cites polio epidemics, epidemic funding needs, and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, urging residents to donate and ensure continued patient care costs. The proclamation designates January 15 as a city March of Dimes drive period and calls all residents to participate.
The records list cafeteria offerings for Hoyt and Kelinels junior high. Menus include January 1-10 items with United Burgers, doughnuts, greens, salads, sandwiches, fruit, sausages, potatoes, corn, and milk, plus weekly entries like spaghetti and scalloped salmon.
In a statement to President Terman and congressional leaders, the Arkansas Farm Bureau charges control slowdowns hinder preparedness, warning the move would cause numerous handicaps and waste valuable manpower in the administration. Signed by Joe C. Hardin, president of the organization, the note decries the impact of the Conts aid measures.
The church page lists services for H. Paul Holdridge as pastor with 8:45 am Sunday worship and radio Bible class on KXMAR MN. Morning worship features a sermon by the pastor. The Gospel Hour is directed by Joseph Gene on KXAR at 1:39 pm. Christ's Ambassador evangelistic service airs at 6:14 pm. Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 7:30 pm, Thursday ladies prayer meeting at 2:30 pm.
Sunday services include a 45 a.m. hour, 10 40 a.m. Sunday school, morning worship communion and sermon. Music by Ted Jones. 1 p.m. social hour refreshments and junior Chi Rho CYF lesson. 7 p.m. Youth choir rehearsal. Evening worship communion sermon led by combined youth and adult choirs. Monday 3 30 p.m. Christian Women's Fellowship meets in church parlor with devotional by Mrs Fonzie Moses and lesson by Mrs D Z Camp. Thursday 7 30 p.m. chair representatives.
East Second Street church announces Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. led by James H. Miller. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with Rev L T Lawrence of Osceola Arkansas preaching and the Lords Supper observed. Solo by Mrs James McLarty Jr. Evening worship cancelled. Women meet Monday at 2:30 p.m. Choir practice Monday 7 p.m. Men host monthly supper at 7 p.m. Lawrence will move with his family to Hope February 1 after accepting pastorate.
St Mark's Episcopal notes. Deacon in charge Rev Charles T Chambers Jr. services on second Sunday after Epiphany. 0:45 a.m. Sunday school at 7230 ypm. Holy Communion and sermon by Rev James Pelter. Friday 7:30 p.m. choir practice. Pastor Father A G Dunleavy. Sunday service continues second Sunday after Epiphany.
Paul recalls his shipmate Jabore, skipper of the Deloria, and a cryptic phone call about Captain Cross of the Dolphin as FBI clues close in. In New York he searches for answers, wondering which woman Jabore kept hidden and why the legend of a tanker skipper affects his own fate.
Dorothy Dix argues that traits admired before marriage such as helplessness sensitivity and easy charm become burdens after marriage. She notes clinging behavior and fancied ease fade, leaving husbands to cope with budgeting, housekeeping and constant emotions. The column previews reader questions addressed through The Bell Syndicate.
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