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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1948
Page
5
Community notices from First Presbyterian Church events run January 26 to 29 include a Women's Auxiliary meeting, missions program, a prayer service, a church supper with a slide show, and a Farm Park improvement fundraiser. Also listed are Girl Scout activities, visits from residents, and births and hospital progress notes.
The article explains Meniere's syndrome, its dizziness attacks ringing and hearing loss, causes such as infection tumors injuries or dropsy in the labyrinth, and notes dropsical forms vary with age and may affect one or both ears. Treatments include fluid restriction surgery and other medical approaches with limited relief.
Washington report says U S reliance on Middle East oil could be severed amid Palestine conflict. Chairman Short warns government to seek oil resources in Central and South America and to push synthetic fuels, urging military input and State Department action to avoid oil starvation in future conflicts.
The lesson discusses cooperation with God, citing Second Corinthians and the idea that God works through people and natural laws. It reflects on why moral clarity is clear while physical knowledge took longer to uncover, praising human effort as partners with divine guidance.
Princess Anne of Bourbon-Pagna rushed into the arms of former King Mihai of Romania during their first meeting since he left the throne. The pair, arriving with rehearsed secrecy, dismissed wedding rumors and traveled by jeep to Mihai's hotel after Anne traveled by train from Luxembourg with her mother Princess Margarethe.
A nurse James Hilary runs the office for Eric Holvrock. Eileen McRae, a secretary, fears a kidnapping plot against her child Wee Mae after strange calls and her husband’s disappearance. Janice confides, and Ben Archer may help, as tension rises over trust and danger.
Fragmented readable text describes royal figures and events. Mentions Kugpily Midai in formal dress, Parner Queen Mele of Ratoan injured in Lausining, Mihai’s brother, and a London wedding of Princess Mijzageth last year. References a royal wedding, abdication of Milii, and political shifts toward a democratic republic in a distant realm.
J W Lewallen Sr aged 64 and a Delight resident died last night in a Prescott hospital after a long illness. Survivors include his wife two daughters Mrs B B Gontey of San Diego and Mrs Otis Minton of Hope four sons Earl Murfreesboro Jewell Woodrow and I W of Delight four brothers Riley Lois Lewallen Lardland and Jess and a sister Mrs Julia Nolen. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday at the Delight Christian Church.
Actress Kay Francis fell ill under mysterious circumstances and her manager Howard Graham was booked for investigation of assault to kill. Francis, 48, was taken from her hotel to White Cross hospital in “just fair” condition and remained unconscious hours after arrival. Graham, at the hospital, claimed she took sleeping tablets and investigators cited a “Wild party” at the hotel.
Max Jelin, 40, a prominent New York theatrical producer, died in a terrifically violent blast caused by fumes from four open gas jets in his upscale 7th floor apartment at 300 East 57th Street. The explosion damaged two nearby units, shook the building, and collapsed walls in Jelin’s richly furnished flat. Police called the death "apparently still... unresolved" as investigators continued.
Two men perished in a blaze started by firemen while they slept in a weed patch cleared near the Santa Fe Railroad tracks. Fire Chief Mayden Marrs and bystander Pascal Paddock helped try to save Cleo Bain, 44, who died after dousing the flames. Jimmie Levis, 42, collapsed and died later at Mercy Hospital. The victims had been downtown the previous afternoon when a cold night drove them to sleep in the patch.
A reader asks about managing poverty while a wife and mother with three children feels the strain of daily chores. Dorothy Dix argues happiness comes from making the best of what you have, valuing family, attitude, and the quiet duties of home despite luxury gaps and fatigue.
Clifford Franks was elected vice president of the Caddo Area Council Boy Scouts of America. Roy Andersen was chosen to represent the Caddo Council on the National Council. Elmer Brown and Nolan Potleth joined the executive board, boosting Hempstead to four of the 46 members. Josh R. Morris was reelected president, with a high council turnout and a record membership of 200. The 1948 National Council meeting will be in Seattle.
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