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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1951
Page
4
A partial OCR snippet mentions a person named le and alis with unclear context and fragments of text. The readable content provides no identifiable event, date, or location to establish a complete report.
A brief feature by editor Alex H. Washburn recounts an incredible tale about how a lake can shape a community and its daily bread. The piece blends local color with a reflective meditation on nature and sustenance.
July attendance figures show a booming tourism impact at Narrows reservoir north of town. Statewide activity includes Texas visitor totals and Murfreesboro landing reports with more than 1 200 cars and nearly 6 000 people by Fourth of July registrations, plus statewide state car counts and license-free entries.
A British embassy spokesman said the withdrawal of British technicians from Iranian oil fields would be inevitable if Iran refuses to comply with The Hague court. The court urged Britain and Iran to negotiate an interim oil plan while Iran pursues nationalization. Tehran rejected the court’s decision and vowed to proceed with oil nationalization.
Olga the ant eater bit 14 year old Leslie Adams while he delivered a newspaper to Mrs. R. J. Mattison in Pasadena. The animal, described as irritable after a tooth was knocked out by boys, bit again a reporter during the visit.
The regular monthly service at Sardis Union Church nine miles south of Hope is canceled because of a revival on Highway 22. Pastor H. P. Hudspeth of the First Pentecostal Church announced the change today.
Southern Plaswood will fund half of a 2 inch high pressure gas line from the SPG gate to its factory, with Louisiana Nevada Transit to extend lines to serve nearby homes and industrial sites. The joint action follows Hope Development’s plan to charge rent for using the old distribution system, prompting a cooperative solution to avoid court action and protect residents and plants.
The Hempstead Democratic Central Committee will not meet this Saturday and will likely convene next week. Secretary Louis Crain said the vice-chairwoman Mrs King Martindale would need to call the meeting, but she had not yet indicated plans.
Mrs. Harry Phillips drove into a collision with A. L. Parks at Eighth and Walnut streets. Both vehicles sustained minor damage. City notice states investigation is underway.
Collier's magazine featured Arkansas Traveling Library with a two page color spread showcasing Little Rock state librarian Trene Mason, her headquarters, and Bookmobile tours through central Arkansas towns. The traveling library program is funded by state and county governments.
Seven convicted communists and atom spy David Greenglass began prison terms today aboard an armored bus in New York after sentences of five years each. Four others who jumped bail remain the target of a nationwide FBI manhunt. Guards watched as the group, including Eugene Dennig and John Williamson, left the federal house of detention for the trip to their prison.
Mary Truman begins her voyage home after seven weeks of hobnobbing with royalty and visiting old world landmarks in Western Europe. The trip included meetings with prominent figures and sightseeing before returning home.
M S Bates sells Circle B Ranch in Hempstead in a July 4 deal to Wa gon Wheel Ranch of Germantown Tennessee owned by B B Hamilton and R J Billings of Memphis. About 80 registered polled Herefords move to Tennessee joining 00 head already there to form a premier herd. Bates built the herd over 16 years from noted polled Hereford breeders and kept famous cows including the twins CBR June Rollo Domino and CBR Judy Rollo Domino. The sale is handled by Foster-Ellis Realty Co. of Hope.
A Southwest Arkansas Hospitality Association meeting in Murfreesboro reported $875 in gifts toward the 18.5 million Narrows dam dedication on July 21. Governor Sid McMath and Senators McLelland J W Fulbright plus five of seven congressmen pledged attendance, with General Lewis Pick expected as guest. The effort seeks $3,000 for the big day with tickets and industry donations.
Hope Auto Co marks its 30th anniversary today, Friday July 6 1981, under manager Thomas P F McLarty who has led since 1927. The firm has become a leading Ford sales unit in Arkansas as congratulations come from A E Klemmedgen district sales manager Ford Motor Co Memphis and others.
J W Wimberly aged 77 died at home after a long illness in Hope where he had lived 36 years. He was a Plunkett Jarret Grocery salesman for 52 years and a First Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Willie Davis Wimberly two daughters Wyble Wimberly Paris France and Mrs Robert Hamilton Texarkana three sons Billy Wimberly Hope J D and Joe W Wimberly Kingsport Tenn a sister Mrs Claud Bishop Ashdown. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church with Rev Virgil Keeley. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers Olin Lewis Sid McMath Doyle Rogers Franklin Horton Robert O Neal Clyde Zinn.
At Port Dever an 19 year old gallery attendant named George Gollan shouted to a group of visiting boys last night to pull the trigger on him. A Hamilton boy, aged one, believed the gun was loaded and fired, wounding Gollan who died about three hours later at a local hospital. Police described the incident as a suicide attempt that escalated into a fatal shooting.
A local guard unit seeks about 100 new recruits toward an authorized 160, with openings up to master sergeant. Draft-age men are urged to consider joining for steady pay during training, draft exemption, rapid promotions, and federal service with hometown units. Company VA Uiard Infantry personnel promote the benefits at One Hope Armory with Waymond Taylor guiding inquiries.
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan jailed Field and held him in contempt for refusing to disclose bail fund contributors. Field faced 90 days. four fugitive leaders are sought nationwide. Hearing on Field’s appeal set for 2 p.m. at Yale Law School. officials say release would raise legal questions.
Kansas City reports say beef shortages are not critical as price controls face minimal violations. Government and industry sources note some under the counter selling but no large black market impact evident. A Kansas City packer doubts significant gains from illicit sales and expects few to pay inflated prices.
A public tourism training session begins Monday July 8 and runs through July 14 in Hope City Court Room under Mrs. Gertrude Moore of the State Department of Education distributive department. Two daily classes start 8:15 a.m. and 1 p.m. Certificates awarded. The program includes a color production titled All Around Arkansas and guidance on improving the tourist industry, attracting visitors, and local points of interest. Open to the public. service station and restaurant owners and employees urged to attend.
A board of directors meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the Chamber office. This is a regular session but important items will be discussed.
County agents report rain shortages and needed moisture across several counties. Union County notes rain is needed for most crops except cotton while Howard County sees cotton progress clearing grass. Harvests of peaches in Howe County advance, weevil counts fall in Lafayette, and Clark Calhoun exhibit cotton sowing and bean and peanut planting underway with some delays and dusting.
Arrangements for preliminary talks move forward as Communist and UN forces negotiate safe conduct and travel routes to Kaosong Pyongyang. General Wayland confirms no attacks on the agreed corridor while both sides outline plans for a second meeting as radio negotiations continue.
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