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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1957

Page

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Ike Understands the Nation Better

James Marlow argues that President Eisenhower, entering his second term, is wiser and steadier yet retains a core calm confidence. He notes Eisenhower’s handling of Korea, the McCarthy era, and his influence in shaping Republicans, with improved public trust in domestic communism.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Eisenhower Korea Sen McCarthy R-Wis Senate Wisconsin

Hope School District 1-A Budget and Tax Levy Proposed

The Board of Directors of Hope School District No. 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas proposes a fiscal year 1958 59 budget totaling 34 000 for expenditures plus 4 500 fixed charges 70 473 for debt service and a 40 mill tax levy to support the plan The notice is signed January 2 by Albert Graves president Mrs G C McNeill secretary and Han Byles. The document reflects compliance with statutory requirements and lists expenditure categories including capital outlay and debt service.

Hope School District Hempstead County Arkansas Directo’s Hope Albert Graves G.C. McNeill Han Byles

Faubus pushes sales tax plan amid severance tax debate

The legislature weighs a 1 million severance tax amid Faubus backed by the governor. Bearden has steered prior tax bills through the Senate but failed in the House. Faubus supporters argue industries would fund higher severance taxes, while several senators oppose the sales tax increase and details on fund distribution remain awaited.

Bearden Senate Faubus Favins Thyesi Paris Faubus Ae Fred Stafford Marked Tyee Facus van Dalzem Taxation Land Revenue Committee Assingilay van’ Dalsam

Eisenhower Urges Peace With Moral Law and Strength

President Eisenhower told his audience that peace must be built on justice and moral law, acknowledging the hard price of world peace. He emphasized collective prosperity, military readiness, and aid to nations craving freedom, warning isolation cannot protect any nation and praising global partnership.

Bern Eisenhower Indochina Europe Kremlin Yugoslavia Stalin Trurman Germany America Hisenhower Jane Hisenhewers Leach

Gate of Hell shows at Saenger Tuesday with praised color

A Japanese film praised for its color and drama screens at the Saenger Tuesday with matinee at 2:00 and 7:30 evening show. It tells a 14th century tale of a warrior and a desired noblewoman, focusing on visual splendor and timeless passion.

Saenger Tuesday Saenger Jong Hollywood Gate of Hell Nippon

Cub Scout Den 5 Meets in Prescott Home

Den 5 gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Kenneth Reaves home under the Eyes in the Sky theme to study star and planet names. Refreshments were served to a group including David Anderson, Glenn Willis, Kenneth Reaves, Freddie Moseley, Jackie Harvey, Don Bratton, Cyril Stewart, Joe Escarre, Larry Pennington and Tammy Ford.

Den 5 Den Kenneth Reaves David Anderson Glenn Willis Freddie Moseley Jackie Harvey Don Bratton William T. Clay Cyril Stewart Joe Escarre Larry Pennington Tammy Ford Cub Scout den 6 P. 4. Escarre Spiritual Life Group First Methodist Church 4Fred DeBlack J.B. Hesterly

Weather Fine for Inaugural Parade

In warming weather six files of marchers musicians and melllralored floss assembled for President Eisenhower's second inaugural parade. Eisenhower rode with Mrs. Eisenhower and the official family as No. 10 along Pennsylvania Avenue. About 700000 standees were expected to view the parade which featured 17000 pedals 4 nonet spangled floats 63 bands tanks and guided missiles. Parade chairman Eb Carr promised to shorten the event from the 1953 inaugural and 6000 participants were cut from the lineup.

Warren Rogers JR Washington Eisenhower Ste Hitself Pennsylvania Toom Army Hicinha White House Parade Ee Carr Pentagon John G. van Houten Carr

Arkansas Boy Killed in Emerson Wreck

Johnny Navela a 14 year old Negro of Emerson Ark was killed yesterday when a car he was driving over turned several times near Haynesville Another Emerson Negro Dreber Cooper riding with Revels was thrown from the vehicle and escaped injury

Haynesviue Johnny Navela Emerson, Ark Haynesville Dreber Cooper

Mundt urges union officials to cooperate in racketeering probe

Senator Karl Mundt urged AFL CIO executives and union leaders to cooperate with a Senate inquiry into labor racketeering. The subcommittee has questioned several unions including the Teamsters and Allied Industrial Workers of America, whose representatives refused to testify citing self incrimination and lack of investigative authority. Contempt of Congress charges could follow if witnesses persist in refusal. The Arkansas Bankers Association was organized at Little Rock, Arkansas.

Herbert Foster Washington Karl B. Mundt Apl-Cio Seamasters Senate South Dakota Afl-Cio Eatmstetrs New York Allied Industrial Workers of America

Healing Substance Claims Hemorrhoid Relief Without Surgery

A special report notes a new healing substance described by scientists as able to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. In repeated cases, patients experienced pain relief and noticeable shrinkage of hemorrhoids as treatment progressed.

Parsons New York Society Ca Ey al Bosley Crother New York Times

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