Hope Star 1927 1929 Consolidated Detail Page
Public notice style masthead shows Hope Star from Hope Arkansas with publishing staff and advertising contacts. It lists editors Alex Washburn Paul Jonas and Donal Parker, circulation rates, and advertising reps across multiple cities. Mentions Associated Press affiliation and local bureau details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Soey-Trees
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Alex, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jonas
Donal Parker
Advertising
Mar
Rogers, Je
Cire’l
George W. Homer
Hapa
Bookmobile Schedule Across Town Dates and Stops
Bookmobile routes listed with stops at Blackman Permy Road Brighh Sl' School and others January 17 Fouke School Fouke Community Waring Gin January 18 Garland City Port Offics Cartana City Schools Cenoa Central' School Genna Central Community January 19 Meloy home DeAum Rhodes home and more data truncated for legibility
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Blackman Permy Road
Brighh Sl
Genna Central
Meloy
DeAum
Rhodes Home
Common Market talks move toward signing stage
A Brussels session brought together U S and Common Market officials as they outline a three phase trade program. The goal is a unified bloc with reduced tariffs and potential bilateral pacts with the United States. Talks focus on the second stage and pave the way for broader European access and competition with the United States and the Communist bloc.
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Kenney
Hak Challenge Aet
Kennedy
Brussels
Stoward Peterson
United States
Common Market
West Germany
Frans
Healy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Lecking
Rade
Itoc
Transit Stops List for Afternoon Runs
A schedule lists stops at McCaskill at 10:30, Young's home at 11:05, Farle home 11:30, J Bieta home 12:45, Woodruff home 1:15, Hix Low Gro 2:40, Cummings home 2:40, and Dougan home at 4:00.
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McCaskill
Young's
Farle
J Bieta
Woodruff
Cummings
Dougan
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Ad Omaha
Feenen
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Snow Bees
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Rusk to Tell Group About UN Bonds
Secretary of State Dean Rusk goes to Capitol Hill to brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on U.N. bond financing as Congress weighs Kennedy’s plan to authorize buying up to half of a $200 million issue. Debate centers on U.S. payments, Congo costs, and Soviet pressure, with lawmakers split over the plan and timelines.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Capital Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N
Rusk
U.S
Congress
Kennedy
Congo
Middle East
Byrd
Virginia
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Cooper
CBS
United States
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Senate Committee
Khrushchev
Khrushchchev
Gore
Africa
George D. Aiken
R-Vb
Soviet Union
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Arkansas Weather Forecast For Monday Morning And Weekends
Regional forecast from the Associated Press covers Central Southwest and Northwest Arkansas with temperatures, precipitation and cloud cover. It notes 1.13 inches of weekend precipitation, colder and fair conditions across regions, and occasional light snow in the northwest with varying highs from the mid teens to upper thirties, plus Louisiana conditions.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Southwest
Northwest Arkansas
Arkansag
Told Cracks in Dam Not Dangerous
A three man board of consultants from UC Berkeley told Army Engineers in Little Rock that cracks in Norfolk Dam do not affect stability and need not be repaired. Mathematical studies show stresses are not excessive and will not hinder operation. Crack width unchanged since 1953. devices to monitor expansion will be installed and further studies planned.
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Little Rock
University of California At Berkeley
Army
Norfolk Dam
UN deficit projection and Congo Gaza funding gaps
The United Nations faces a projected deficit of 170 million dollars by June 30 as it struggles to collect special assessments for Congo operations and truce supervision in the Gaza Strip, revealing funding strains for core missions.
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World Organization
Congo
Gaza Strip
Two Teens Admit Burning a Church in Arkansas
OZARK Ark AP Two teenaged boys were jailed Saturday and charged with arson after admitting they burned the White Oak Presbyterian Church five miles north of town on Highway 25. Carl Robinson and John D Standridge, both from White Oak, said they burned the church to benefit the community. Officers followed tracks from the church to one youth’s home early Saturday.
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Ozark, Ark
Jack Yates
Carl Robinson
John D. Standridge
White Oak Presbyterian Church
White Oak
Here
Highway 25
Civil Service Control Debate from Hot Springs Meeting
A renowned news commentator argues Civil Service now controls government policy, affecting presidential influence over appointments. He urges an executive order to regulate civil service rules, noting lack of presidential awareness. Arkansas press figures and APWA leaders are named among attendees and officers.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Pree? Association
Civil Service
Fullen Lewis
APA
Civil and Foreign Service
Fulton
Kennedy
Melvin Schexnay
The
Dumay Clarion
Keith Tudor
Arkadelphia Southern Standard
Estes
Palmer
Russellville
Blanche Murray
Wynne
Lila Wooten
Little Rock
Emma. Vorster
Voting amendment backed to allow voting machines
Alty Gen Frank Hart approved a constitutional amendment drive to permit voting machines. The effort aims to place the proposal on the November general election ballot. AAUW and the League of Women Voters push the amendment, with Mrs John D Reid noting it would modify electoral procedures only to permit machines.
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Little Hock
Tle
Popilar
Alty
Frank ‘Hart
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
John D. Reid
AAUW
Man Accidentally Shot to Death in Arkansas Home Accident
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Sheriff Hollis Spencer said Dewey O Britton 61 of Black Oak was accidentally shot to death today while installing a gun rack at his home. The shotgun discharged when it fell to the floor and killed him. He died shortly after at a hospital. Survivors include his widow and one son.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Hollis Spencer
Dewey O. Britton
Black Oak
Spencer
Britton
Arkansas Industrial and sweepstakes awards announced
Green Forest Mrs Val Zachariah and mer were elected to two year terms last year. Jay Jackson of Clinton and Cant Magic of Cabot joined the APA board. HE V Walker of McCrory re elected. Crossett News Observer and Paragould Daily Press received Arkansas Industrial Awards. Southwestern Bell Telephone presented the award. Arkansas Livestock Show Association gave sweepstakes awards to Fordyce News Advocate and Paragould Daily Press.
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Arkansas Livestock Show Association
Fordyce News Advocate
Paragould
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Penopscot
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Prom
State Department
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Kroger
Swift's
Bozen
Super Blue Blades
Collard Greens
Kroger U
Kreger Co
Riosarve Prices Goad Eran Cue
Louisiana
FFA
Grady Knight
Jim Martin
KTHS
Danny Givens
A. M. Smith
Crossett Company
Forestry
Harrow
Robert Peel
Lord Byron
Anthony Trollope
Henry’ Cardinal Manning
Sir Winston Churchil
Civil Service In Control
APWA
Mary Louise Wright
DeWitt
Liew
Mus
Ted Lart
Power Company
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Home Service Advisors
Arkansas Power Light Company
Home Service
Arkansas Adequate Wiring Bureau
Arkans
Academy of Lighting Arts
Ap&l
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