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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1948
Page
4
Washington ends Proving Grounds dispute with city sale
The federal government transfers the former South Western Praving Grainsa industrial area to the City for 37500 down, then to Hope Development Corporation to complete a 209000 contract. Local investors back plans to build wall board from wood waste and attract manufacturers, with the March of Dimes drive aiding Hempstead county. The piece also notes a discussion of Marx and Lenin, contrasting utopian ideals with Soviet reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southwestern
Praving Grainsa
Parila
George Ww
Peek
Charles A. Armitage
Lloyd Spencer
Albert Graves
United States
Joan 4. McClellan
J. W. Butrigat
Uneely
Proving Ground
Hope Development Corporation
Extermination drive in Hope led by Miss Caldwell threatens vats
Twenty years ago today Jan 24 192 A drive to exterminate vats in Hope begins under Miss Helen Caldwell heading a corps of government health seekers The second year of Hope Public Schools to start Monday Many notes on local market prices used car values and a high school football game score Patton juniors lost to Hope peers 10 9 in a close contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Helen Caldwell
P. Crecey
Seer of Hope Public Schools
Patton
Hope Peer
France Devalues Franc Amid Objections and Market Tumult
France devalued the franc to improve export competitiveness despite protests from Britain and the International Monetary Fund. In London Sir Stafford Cripps stated Britain would not devalue the pound, while Paris announced the change through Mayer's plan and the IMF noted global currency risks. Premier Schuman promised a fuller explanation in the National Assembly as markets reacted with stock declines and price pressures at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Britain
International Monetary Fund
London
Stafford Cripps
House of Commons
Stock Exchange
Sir Stafford
Robert Schuman
Natonal Assembly
Rene Mayer
Washington
Cripps
Ayey
MacArthur to Complete Task in Japan On January 26 interview
General Douglas MacArthur said he would remain in Japan until his mission is finished unless an extraordinary occurrence calls him away. On his sixty seventh birthday he repeated his aim to return to the United States after his job in Japan ends, and he offered no detail on Winchell's report of a March homecoming. He showed no plans to run for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Karl Marx
Frederick Engels
Fhve
Marx
Russian Empire
Nan
Vladimir Lenin
Lenin
Doger
Stalin
Bialin
Lars
Gaye Iu
Tom Lambert
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
al- Ned Powers
United States
Hale
MacArthur
Dency
Walter Winchell
Bardley Formally Nominated to Replace Eisenhower
Washington January 26 Gen Omar Bradley was formally nominated to be chief of staff to succeed Gen Dwight Eisenhower. The nomination sent to the Senate awaits approval before Bradley can assume command. Bradley, 54, has led the Veterans Administration and commanded the 2nd Army Group in Europe during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trinh
Omar Bradley
Enlicht Eisenhower
Senate
Bradley
Army
White
Eisenhower
Wigenhower
Oace
Columbia University
Froman
Broadley
Vatrans
Europe
Lions Club Drive for Polio Funds Placed Behind
Local Lions Club officials reported the polio fund drive was far behind its Hempstead county quota. A noon meeting featured an Infantile Paralysis Foundation film, with Jim LaGrossa noting only about 400 dollars raised locally toward a larger county goal. A Friday night dance at Hempstead High School Gym will raise more, with proceeds to the polio fund and J.T. Luck’s band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
U.S
Reguir
Imer Brown
Jim LaGrossa
Stead County
Enlire
Inc .Polio Lund
J.T. Luck
Uendx College
Huimpstead
LaGrossa
Mr. Brown
K. I. Moss
Little Rock
Cecil T. Wallace
Nostradamus Aearitid wine referenced in Mishel de Notredamey tale
A misattributed note claims Nostradamus as the Aearitid wine of Mishel de Notredamey the French astrologer and author of hyimed prophecies who died in 566.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostradamus
Mishel de Notredamey
Quake Leaves 27 Dead in Panay Philippines
A series of strong earthquakes rocked Iloilo City on Panay Island in the central Philippines, killing 27 and driving thousands into the streets. Fires, landslides, collapsed walls, and exposed water mains worsened the fear as aftershocks continued through dawn and into noon. Local officials warned the death toll could rise while residents fled to the countryside seeking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jani
Noilo
Philippines
Panay
Panay Island
Hanini
Miagao
Oilo
Iloilo
Philippines Weather Bureau
Coconut Palms
Manila Times
Jesus 2. Roames
Itloila
Drilling heats up as wells reach deep depths in Arkansas and Nevada County
Carter Drilling at 2400 feet reports Nora Carrigan No 1 wildcat in 18-13-23 SW NW as drilling. Placid Oil M Modest Estate No 1 25-18-46 SW SW near 4150 feet. Christopher Oil Co No 1 spudded in Prescott week ago, Peterson Drilling Co of Shreveport, on 9-11-22, 160 acre block. Will drill to 3000 feet. first deep test in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Company
Nora Carrigan
Wildcat
Placid Oil Company
M. Modest Estate
Nevada County
Christopher Oil Co
Prescott
Peterson Driilling Co
Shreveport
January Sale Madness For Gents Furnishings
New York humorist notes annual January frenzy as men flood shops for bargains on shirts ties and suits while wives reluctantly endure the spree. He recalls the chaos of displays pre civil war style and the habit of hiding purchases from Pravda style scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Joe
Bob
Kinley
Eiffel Tower
Stassen targets Taft in Ohio test amid Nebraska push
Washington Jan. 26 Harold E Stassen announced a bid in Ohio for the May 4 Republican primary to test Taft's policies, as Taft supporters plan an April 13 Nebraska run. Stassen seeks a head on comparison of foreign and domestic policy, while Dewey and Eisenhower forces shift strategy. Snow and sleet plague Arkansas with schools closed and hazardous roads as storms spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Nebraska
Ohio
Stassen
Minnesota
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Douglas MacArthur
Minnesotan
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
New Yorker
Cincinnatii
Ohio Republican Organization
Senator Taft
Republican Party
Tom
Omaha
Hugh Aller
Dwleht D. Eisenhower
Fir
William H. Burnham
A Meimiership
Burnham
Wanléstien
Two Minor Auto Wrecks Reported Over Weekend
City police reported two minor auto wrecks occurred over the weekend on Highway 29 underpass and South Walnut Street. Edward Simpson and Haugh Sharp collided under unclear conditions causing minor damage. A second crash involved L. Co. Bostic driving a car that struck a parked vehicle owned by Mr. Covey, resulting in considerable damage. Bostic was arrested on drunken driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Simpson
Haugh Sharp
Highway
L. Co. Bostic
Pegts
South Walnut
Covey
Cootey
Bostle
New Discovery on Tooth Decay in Test Tube
Researchers Dr. Harry E. Wrisbie and Dr. James Nuckolls of the University of California College of Dentistry report producing tooth decay in a test tube for the first time. Using a Syrian hamster molar and decay organisms from a decayed hamster tooth, they show decay can occur in a solution with minimal sugar and alkaline conditions, enabling controlled study of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie Taylor
Science
San Francisco
Staten
Harry E. Wrisbie
James Nuckolls
University of California College of Dentistry
Robbery tale branded untrue by authorities
A Brownsville couple Mr and Mrs Luther Wilkins reported a gunpoint robbery between Hope and Texarkana on January 20. State and local police found the couple had been implicated in a Bawle County fight, with the sheriff noting drunkenness and a pistol incident. they were arrested but posted bond. The pair and their two children sustained facial cuts in the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Venn
Hope
Texarkana
Miller County
Bawle County
Luther Wilkins
Publican Pushes Tax Cut Bill Amid House Debate
The Ways Committee moves to line up GOP votes for a substantial tax cut bill as debate looms in the House. Knutson and other leaders discuss expected support while arguing the proposal would lower rates and allow families to split income for brackets. Democrats warn of political risk ahead of key votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Publican
Jess -O
House
Rory
Toda
Knutson Thor
Porter
Toda Morrow
Ray’ 'Pexas
Aisha
Knutson Commierite
Knutsein
Rey
Knutson
Suitor to Be Charged in Kidnapping Case
Merrill Michigan date unknown reports say the father of 11 year old Joquin testified the suitor William Mayer 29 is charged with kidnapping after abducting the girl from the Peloquin home and taking her to Detroit. Authorities say Mayer broke into the house dragged the girl into a car and attempted to flee before being intercepted and arrested. The girl warned him to return her home and Mayer was later found with the girl and brought back toward the party's home in a subsequent sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prapces
Merrill
Mich
Joquin
William Mayer
Kal Company
Saginaw County
Sheri Monroe
Maye Peloquin
Bigelow
Mayer
Dow
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Crews
Upiat Court
Lawal Crews
Arkansas
Mack
Wallace
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Hot Springs
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C. Floydthuff
Garland
Carter
Hope Public Schools
James H. Jones
Hemp
Blevins
Hich
Guernsey
Weather Bureau
Canada
Great Plains
Rage
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