13 Jan 1953
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1953
Page
1
Donythehts Tee E Wing Pentares Byrdicate involves an unclear dispute with Ania and Robert Thinene of High Io. The text hints at a fire related incident and an ensuing conflict over accommodation and safety provisions.
Fragmented column outlines push for a single tax method, limit on property levies, and removal of school district ad valorem taxes. Officials debate shifting highways funding, school costs, and statewide finances while residents weigh fair tax shares against service cuts.
A jumble of local notices lists church meetings, club gatherings, and community events in Cheiat and surrounding streets. It notes a missionary talk, a women’s youth meeting, a veterans board session, and a Father’s Day social, with attendees urged to join.
Reported anti Semitic purges target prominent Jewish leaders including Mikhoels and others amid a broader crackdown. Trials, forced reassignments, and allegations of political manipulation dominate the era, with doctors and officials linked to political prisoner regimes. The death of Ahdanay and exposure of prison networks are cited as consequences of this oppressive campaign.
Fragmentary motions listed include eight county district actions, highway purchasing limits, price controls on charters, and open state welfare inspections. Proposals seek tax credit restoration, legislative session restructuring, and dismantling commissions with a 17 member state guard.
An influenza epidemic forces school closures across portions of Arkansas with heavy absenteeism. Dr. AL M. Washburn reports about 4,000 cases nationally and says failures from every entry are not included. Some counties report outbreaks in Washington County and Stan Springs, while Paragad resumes classes after last week’s closures.
The article describes the Jersey Standard Oil Company's blunt rejection of Mc Granery's term and states that Standard Oil blocked the deal. It also mentions turkeys from South America being transported to Europe by the Spans, recovered in America, and later moved back to North America by British colonists.
The text notes a constitutional proposal to limit governors to four years and bar immediate succession, extend four-year terms to all constitutional and county officers, and extend terms for circuit clerks and prosecuting attorneys. The Senate adjourned with a count of 9420, a.m. on Tuesday.
New York markets opened with renewed vigor after yesterday's steep losses. The broad advance pushed prices up by one to two points on the day with few declines. Chicago live poultry receipts totaled 1,180 coops while butter and eggs showed mixed changes and wholesale prices mostly steady.
Market actions show steadiness in many classes with stronger loads on some hogs and calves. Slaughter cattle steady to firm with good replacements and yearlings opening steady yet buyers selective. sow and boar ranges vary as buyers ride cautious. Cotton futures drifted lower after heavy gins extended earlier gains in New York trading.
Ground party moves through deep snow toward wreckage of a World War II era C 46 plane near the Wanate Range in Idaho. Seven sailors from the Southeast Atlantic seaboard perished, along with a crew of three including a stewardess, as the aircraft crashed during a flight from San Antonio to a northern route. Pilot Lawrence Crawford reported the course before the crash at 8 a.m. Wednesday while on a northwest path at 13 000 feet.
The session showed easing prices as hedging and short covering reduced supply, with afternoon offers firm due to buying interest. Prices finished slightly higher from the day’s lows, with March around 12.54 and May near 404, while July traded around 33.0.
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