Hope Star masthead and circulation details
Star Publishing Co presents president Mrs C E Palmer and Alex H Washburn. Publication details list weekly Wednesday editions from Hope Arkansas with carrier and mail subscriptions, prices, and advertising reps across multiple cities. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Lacy Traes
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
Weather Summary From Arkansas Page One
Weather continued from page one notes high tomorrow in the mid twenties for southeast Arkansas with cloudy conditions and blaze warnings tonight. The forecast calls for rain this afternoon turning to freezing rain and a mix with light snow, followed by much colder tonight. Tuesday remains cloudy and colder with afternoon temperatures in the teens. Northwest Arkansas reports a cold wave tonight with continued clouds and much colder conditions by afternoon.
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Northwest
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Tom Permtitns
La 80
Jow 20S
Hoon
Law Lanight
Arkingay
Louisiana
Missouri
Disagree on Stabilization Act Affects Little Rock
Arkansas officials on opposite sides of a lawsuit challenging the Revenue Stabilization Act disagree on its effect on state finances. D. L Panich, who filed in Pulaski Chancery Court, says the act could trigger money markets and discounting of warrants, while Gov Faubus argues the act’s nullification would lead to chaos and large losses if unused warrants are cashed at full value. Weather and related notes accompany the regional forecast and adjacent city figures.
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Ore
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Washington, Cloudy
Arkansas lawmakers clash over Stabilization Act validity
A suit contends five 1961 laws violate constitutional limits on appropriations and executive power. The Stabilization Act channels funds to agencies rather than first come, first served, and a ruling against it could force a constitutional convention or a special session to rewrite budgets. Lawmakers warn effects include wide cuts and rebudgeting. No hearing date set in Chancery Court.
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Smith
Pulaski
Sterling Cockvill
Garland
Ray Smith
Ouachita
E. L. Mosley
Mosley
J. H. Cottrell
Cotrell
Roy Milum
Harrison
Washington
Charles Stewart
Chancery Court
Tragic Accident Says 13-Year-Old Boy Killed by Rifle Blast
Ray Carrol Browning, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Brown of Pumpkin Bend Woodruff County, was killed Saturday when a .80 caliber rifle bullet exploded inside a 410 gauge shotgun. The bullet casing pierced his skull.
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Chichester
Ray Carrol Browning
Marshall Browniit
Pumpkin Bend
Woodruff
Ex-President Steps Down as Junta Collapses After Riots
Balaguer promised to resign once the OAS lifted sanctions on the Trujillo regime. He quit last Tuesday after riots spurred Rodriguez Echavvaria to proclaim a short lived junta. The junta collapsed Thursday amid strong public resistance, and the Council of State, minus Balaguer, resumed control. Rodrigues Echavarria remains imprisoned.
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Organization For American States
Trujillo
Rodriguez Echavvaria
Council of State
Rodrigues Echavarria
Episcopalians Plan Convention in Helena Arkansas
About 800 Episcopalians are expected to attend the 50th annual convention for the Arkansas Diocese of the Episcopal Church Thursday and Friday at St. John's Church in Helena. The Rt. Rev. Robert R. Brown of the Little Rock diocese will open the meeting with his annual address Thursday morning.
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Episcopal Church
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Robert R. Brown
Little Rock
Senior Life Insurance Offer Promises Easy Mail-Only Policy
If you were born after 1881 you can still apply for a $1,000 life insurance policy issued up to age 80. You may carry the policy for life to ease final expenses on your family. No one will cadon you. Mail your name, address and year of birth to Old American Insurance Co. Kansas City 12 Mo. Dept. 2038. No obligation.
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