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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1947

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights and Gatherings In Town

Social calendar items note VFW Auxiliary meeting Friday at 7 30 PM at the VFW club and Friday Music Club gathering at 7 30 PM at Mrs B W Edwards home. W M S circle reports and a bridal shower for Mrs Cecil DeLaney follow a busy Baptist church schedule. Harrison M Ross marks 79th birthday with family dinner in town.

B. W. Edwards Beryl Henry Harrison M. Ross Bennie Jones Helen Franklin Y.W.A First Baptist Church West Avenue E Kathleen Gardner Wanda Ruges Mary Ethel Perkins E. S. Franklin Nellie Jean Bailey Reba Leverett Betty Whitlow Judy Nell Parsons Cecil DeLaney Norma Jean Hazzard Beth Sasser Gladys Fern Key

Bilbo’s Condition Described as Satisfactory

New Orleans reports Theodore G. Bilbo Mississippi’s Democratic U.S. Senator elect was taken from Touro infirmary after a two hour twenty minute operation for mouth cancer. Surgeon Dr. Alton Ochsner stayed in the OR as attendants said Bilbo’s condition was very satisfactory.

New Orleans Theodore G. Bilbo Mississippi U. S Touro Infirmary Alton Ochsner Bilbo

Safety steps to protect infants from household hazards

Dr. Lillian M. Nye cautions parents about common child injury sources in the home. She urges careful high chair selection, securing sideboards, never leaving a bath or sleeping infant unattended, gate stairs, and keeping medicines away. Kitchens, knives, hot liquids, and choking toys are highlighted as danger zones, with supervision and safer sleep advised.

NEA William A. O'Brien Lillian M. Nye Minnesota State Medical Association

Beer in Cans to Reappear on the Market

Beer in cans, a prewar favorite with 1.4 billion cans sold in 1941, may return to shelves within about a month after tinplate controls were released. Availability in quantity depends on tin shortages, with some trade sources predicting deliveries could start in late February. A spiked helmet was standard headgear for U. S. Marines in D.

New York

Walker Opposes New Taxes for Highways in Arkansas

Arkansas lawmakers face stiff opposition to proposed higher gasoline and sales taxes and new use taxes for highway funding. Rep. Glen Walker argues against referenda on levies, while Gov. Laney and Speaker Biales favor voter approval. Tax opponents cite an estimated 72 million dollars for highway improvements and plan to mobilize taxpayer groups to fight the increases.

Little Rock Arkansas General Assembly Glen Walker Hempstead Walker Ben Laney Highway Commission Neill Bohlinger General Assembly Laney Roy Biales Wm. L. Humphries Arkansas Highway Users Ccumference

Marshall Faces Huge Duties as New Secretary of State

General George C. Marshall, at 66, takes the oath as secretary of state and must steer postwar policy. He must settle Germany and Austria treaties, head to Moscow in March, and handle atomic, economic, and disarmament issues while reorganizing the State Department.

Washington George C. Marshall Tony Marshall Truman China Chiang Kai-shek Germany Austria Moscow Britain France Russia Byrnes Italy Europe State Department Stettinius

Love Has Two Sees Drama of Cassie and Mike’s Return

Cassie Fletcher faces a life choice after Mike Cargill returns from war and proposes. She weighs leaving her family in a tense scene with her mother and sister Leni, who contends with money, fashion, and independence as Mike promises to call tomorrow for an answer.

Mike Cargill Cassie Fletcher Mike San Francisco Cassie Papa Leni Mama Len Cass Sid Maria John

Death of Nashville resident Mrs. Mattie Clingan

Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Clingan aged 80 a Nashville resident were set for 2 30 p m today in Nashville She was mother to Joe Clingan and Mrs Delcie Compton both residents of Hope and identified in the notice

Mattie Clingan Nashville Joe Clingan Delcie Compton Hope

Shift in U.S. butter production from farms

A historical note shows United States butter making on farms declined from about 72 percent in 1899 to roughly 17 percent in the present era, indicating a major shift toward industrial dairy operations.

United States

Over-Prudent Youth and a View on Marriage

Dorothy Dix argues that pre marriage testing of a partner would spoil romance by exposing faults and disguising real humanity. She notes both men and women reveal flaws after marriage, challenging the idea of plaster saints and suggesting love remains an adventure despite foreknowledge of faults.

Gong Yale Spitfires

Methodist Class Sending Clothes to Stricken Europe

The Edith Thompson class at the First Methodist Church is packing another box of European relief clothing with Mrs. Ralph Routon as teacher. Three boxes have been mailed already containing coats dresses suits underwear shoes and bedding. Any size clothing or shoes are welcome and gently worn items are preferred. Children's clothes and shoes are especially needed. Donations can be left at the church office with Miss Nannie Perkins.

First Methodist Church Edith Thompson Ralph Routon Methodist Church Nannie Perkins

What To Do For That Sluggish Down and Out Feeling

A vintage health ad claims sluggishness stems from low red blood cells and anemia. It touts a tonic with activating ingredients to rebuild strength, improve appetite, aid digestion, and enhance food taste, promising widespread use and quick relief.

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Tygay V.F.W Pucsiay V.F.W. Il John S. Gibson, Jr W.M.S. Circle No. 1 W.M.S The Ohn S. Gibson, Jr John Turner Ernest Ross Denvis Burl Ross Barbara Ann Vivian Walter Lee Allen David Jerry Wanda Polly Fred Camp Bill Earl Ross Harrison Violet Ozettie Fincher Stamps Circle No. 4 W.M.S. Met S. A. Whitlow L. F. Higgason Whitlow Mitchell Sparks South Main Street Vance Smiley H. A. Fisk C. C. Collins H. O. Kyler H. O. Po Oat Jr Monroe Louisiana Rialto Lassie Muni Ty Healey Spice Islands Family 5 Corbin Foster By James Marlow Flydrant Parkers Chicago John J. Sparkman Alabama Sparkman Hamline Methodist Church D.C Senate John H. Bankhead Love Irene Lonnen Ernhart Weg Service, Inc Cavendish Lon Mother of Hope Dorothy DIX Bell Syndicate Hamilton
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