Prom 1937 Comiled Hope Star 1926 publication notice
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas publishes a 1926 notice detailing staff roles, publishing dates, address, and advertising conventions. It lists editor, managing editor, and staff, plus circulation notes and Associated Press rights. The document appears as a historical masthead fragment with printing and mailing details.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing CO
C. £. Palmer
Alex
H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Joan DB
McMahon
Clawsided
Pod
Texarkana Prostitution Raids End Decades of Open Vice
Texarkana Texas citywide raid by city county and state authorities including Texas Rangers leads to the arrest of twenty women and several men and teenaged boys in the red light district. City Manager Gene Catlin says organized prostitution is dead in the border city as Police Administrator Jack O'Brien leads operation. Most women booked on vagrancy charges released on bond. men questioned and likely to testify at trials.
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Texarkana
O'Brien
Fire devastates Hazel Hotel in Newport Arkansas
A three story Hazel Hotel in Newport Arkansas burned with damages estimated between 100000 and 150000 dollars. Fire Chief Harry Benish said the blaze started in a second floor linen closet but the cause may never be known. About ten guests were in the building when the fire was discovered. Hotel manager N S Barber commented on the incident.
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Newport. Ark
Harry Benish
N. S. Barber
Glandular Inflammation Claims Prompt Treatment at Excelsior Springs
An advertisement targets men over 40 warning that glandular inflammation causes chronic troubles and cannot be soothed away by temporary medicines. It promises long term relief after treatment at Excelsior Springs and notes men from 1,000 communities have been treated over the past year.
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Excelsior Springs
Soft Drink Tax Move Stimulates Arkansas Legislature
In Little Rock AP reports the Arkansas Legislature weighs a soft drink tax aimed at funding a proposed million construction program. A Tuesday public hearing before the House Revenue and Taxation Committee is planned as opponents push a bill to fund the project with general revenue. The bill draws support from higher education leaders and state hospitals.
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Arkansas
Hose Revenue and Taxation Committee
General Revenue
Garland
Hay
Smith Jr
University of Arkansas
State Hospital
Arkansas Children's Colony
Arkin
Orval FE
Faubus
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Four Meet Death by Violence in Arkansas
Four persons died in Arkansas over the weekend from injuries in traffic accidents. The week brought ten violent deaths: seven traffic mishaps, two fires, and one drowning. Two people died near Paragould when their car hit a tree and split. Gale Westbrook and Judy Wamble were killed. A pickup overturn near Blackton injured A E Yelvington fatally. Arthur Weatherford died in Little Rock from Thursday’s auto injuries. A downtown block fire destroyed a brick structure housing several businesses, and Newport power momentarily failed after a rear wall collapsed in freezing weather.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Paragould
Gale Westbrook
Walcott
Judy Wamble
Beech Grove
Charles Hampton
A. E. Yelvington
Clarendon
Blackton
Brinkley
Arthur Louis Weatherford
North Lite Rock
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Prescott News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Club Events
Prescott reports a busy week with luncheon meetings at the Lee Hotel and Texarkana visit by Rev J itows. City planning speaks by Garland Medders, with district guests including Terrell Cornelius and ex mayor Bill Ward. Garden clubs in Dallas hosted 17 members and discussed bazaars, with Hot Springs meeting planned May 2-4. Housewarming for Lonnie Wilson noted, plus B&PW Club gathering at Robbie Wilson and John Davis home where Dalrymple spoke on Life Without George.
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Bill Yates
Frank Turberville
I. EH. Bemis
Lee Hotel
Nashville
Adam Guthrie Jr
Bert, Wingfield
Bill Ward
Prescott Council of Garden Club
Roy Duke
Rainbow Garden Club
Frank Gilbert
Toc Hamilton
W. P. Cummings
Duke
Arkansas Federation of Garders Clubs
Hot Springs
J. C. Coleman
Dan Pittman
Harald Ingram
Charles Cox
Rose Garden Club
Rainbow Club
Dalrymple
Hazel Adams
Flora Peace
Prescott B&pw Club
Robbie Wilson
John Davis
Ruth Buchanan
Fay Loomis
Florence Gutsley
Carl Dalrymple
George
Lottie Hieff
Nancy ‘Worthington
Mildred Dawson
Nanni¢ Cummings
Mary Smith
Americans Evacuated in Africa Amid Congo Crisis
United Nations reports evacuated American missionaries and families from the Oriental Province over the weekend. Rebels clashed with forces loyal to President Kasavubu near Basoko on the Congo River, with reports of heavy casualties as Maj. Gen. Mohutirs’ attack pushes into rebel territory. The missionaries from Inland Africa Mission were escorted by Ethiopian U.N. forces to Uganda via road.
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Legpoldville
the Congo
United Nations
pro-Lumumba Oriental
U.N
Joseph Kasavibu
Basoke
Congo River
Stanleyville
Joseph
Mohutirs
Bumba
Mahagh
Uganda
U. N
Defiant Mothers Block White Children At New Orleans School
In New Orleans neighborhood, mothers vow not to send their children back to McDonogh No. 18 elementary after desegregation under federal court orders. Gregory Thompson, 9, became the first white pupil at the school since Nov. 17. Some families consider private schooling due to a white boycott, while others keep children home for health or safety reasons.
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Ben Thomas
New Orleans
McDonogh
Michael
St. Bernard Parish
Frante
Ethel Arieux
McDonagh
Thompson
Pine
Mirrah
Ira Pevls
Yor
Ani Andee
Chester Davis
Deff’ O
Houston
Texas
South Has Wealth Is Developed Says Regional Director
Fayetteville Arkansas AP says the South has the resources to become the world's wealthiest region but will require strong leadership to guide its development, per the Southern Regional director.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Clerk Fired nN Orleans Integration Clash at McDonough 10
A drug store clerk defies a white boycott by sending his 11 year old son to McDonough No. 10 school in New Orleans aided by two U S marshals. A crowd of about 35 women and men shouted racial slurs and chased the crowd back across the street as police restricted access to the grounds and newsmen. The weather kept pickets small.
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New Orleans
Education leader urges Arkansas midyear grads to lead
Dr. Robert C. Anderson of Atlanta addressed about 700 University of Arkansas mid-year graduates on Saturday urging them to engage in public affairs. He warned the South will need the best leadership in the next three or four generations to meet future challenges.
Probe Starts of Plant Fire That Killed 5
CHICAGO AP Smoke and heat from the ruins of a six story factory building slowed investigation today in the search for the cause of a disastrous fire that killed nine firemen. The blaze in Chicago's Loop Saturday was the deadliest for firefighters since 1943. Memorial services were scheduled Wednesday by Mayor Richard J Daley. The victims included two battalion chiefs two fire lieutenants and five firemen. Fifteen other firemen were injured five still hospitalized. Damages were pegged at 300000. Most victims died while attempting to free trapped firemen as a second cave in doomed the rescue. The flames fed on large quantities of butter and lard from an bakery supply firm.
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Chicago
Loop
Robert Quip
Richard J. Daley
Ankery
Picketing Draws Largest Crowd Since Integration Height
A large crowd gathered at the scene as picketing reached its peak since the November 14 integration. Police Supt Joseph Giarrusso U S Marshal Edward F Petit bon and about 15 newsmen were present. Thompson had earlier said he would send a second son a year old boy had recovered from a spell of asthma to McDonough if the of asthma.
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Joseph Giarrusso
U. S
Edward F. Petitbon
Thompson
Michael
McDonough
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