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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1951

Page

4

Arkansas Public Schools Short of Nine Months Term

State Board of Education reports 49 percent of Arkansas school units served less than nine months in 1950 50, affecting 2 percent of enrollment. Hempstead and Nevada counties list multiple short term schools while white students face 20 percent shortfall. Negro schools show some improvement but 18 operated under eight months, prompting calls for better state support and policy execution.

State Board of Education Arkansas Hempstead Nevada Bievins Washington Columbus Bodean Cale Laneburg Bramer Willisville Rosston State Department Arkan Jansas Ruth JT Am Newjeer

Bell Announces Dial System Upgrade in Hope

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co reports Hope's dial system will be activated soon with a new building at 320 South Main. Special crews install dial telephones in homes and offices. Full operation starts the same day and customers are warned not to use the dial until then. A new telephone number plan and directory will be delivered beforehand.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Hope South Main

Garland Grant Slashed in East Fourth Street Fight

Garland Grant of Hope suffered a deep head and neck wound from a hand sickle attack after an argument at a blacksmith shop on East 4th Street between Walnut and Hazel. Edgar Still confessed to the slashing. Grant required 24 stitches and is expected to recover, though weak from blood loss. City officers investigated.

Garland Grant Hope Blackmith East 4Th Street Walnut Hazel Edgar Still Grant

Vesey Defends Right to File for Municipal Judge Seat

John P. Vesey asserts the right to nominate as a candidate for Hope Municipal Judge. He cites Act 3071 and prior AG opinions, arguing the Garland Circuit Court interpretation stands and that the 1948 election for Municipal Judge was void, necessitating a Democratic primary in November 1931.

John P. Vesey Iiem Lemley Hope Democratic Central Committee Attorney General Supreme Court Garland Circuit Court Johnson Ofice Hope Municipal Court

St. Louis Man Injured in Truck and Motorcycle Wreck

Robert R. Rupert of St. Louis suffered severe scratches and bruises in a noon collision between his motorcycle and an unidentified truck at the Fulton River bridge. Rupert said he attempted to pass as the truck appeared to turn off. the driver fled the scene and police search for him. Rupert was treated in a local hospital and his condition was not considered serious.

Robert R. Rupert St. Louis Fulton River Bridge Ruppert

Peanuts Linked to Production Uses in Multiple Industries

A historical note lists peanuts as sources for materials used in making explosives, ignulation, fuel, artificial wool, fertilizers and ties. The fragmented text suggests a broad catalog of peanut byproducts and their varied industrial applications.

Local Club Women to Go on Tour

The Hempstead County Council of Hume Demonstration Clubs sponsors a September 4–8 educational tour for members. Travel by chartered bus covers Fayetteville for the State Home Demonstration Club Council meeting, University of Arkansas, Mt. Sequoyah, Brumfield's Fish Hatchery, Eureka Springs with Lookout Point and local springs, Onyx caves, Bull Shoals Dam, Norfolk Lake, and Mount Home, finishing in Little Rock. Deposits due by July 14, with reservations through Mrs William Schooley or the Extension office.

Fayetteville State Home Demonstration Club Council University of Arkansas Mt. Sesquoyah Brumfield Eureka Springs Lookout Point Onyx Mountain Home Bull Shoals Dam Norfolk Lake Harrison Little Rock Hempstead County Council

Believes Cease-Fire Is Victory, Regrets Lost Friends

HAL BOYLE surveys soldiers in Korea who weigh a cease-fire as victory and the cost of sacrifices. He argues troops seek clear objectives and a just outcome, hoping a fair settlement preserves the war’s purpose and honors fallen comrades.

New York Karen Individu Korea Cormier United Nations 38Th Parallel Pearl Harbor U. S United Nation Hay Dko America

Twin Soldiers Transferred to Fort Sill

Twin soldiers Alvin Ward and Vin Malvin, sons of Lula Ward of 1703 East Shover Street, moved from Camp Chaffee to the Field Artillery Replacement at Fort Sill Oklahoma after seven weeks of basic training.

Camp Chaffee Ark—Poly Malvin Alvin Ward Lula Ward East Shover Street Field Artillery Ft Sill Oklahoma Fort Bil Wael

First Peace Parley Moves Toward Resumed Talks Tonight

U S Eighth Army reports mixed frontline actions in Korea as Red forces probe near Kaesong and Pyongyang broadcasting claims of victories. Allies say negotiations may reopen at Kaesong tonight with limited access for correspondents and a small conference room in a private home serving as a makeshift venue.

U.S Eighth Army Korea Reda Id Choyyon-Kumhwas Ilelc Slupo Kowon North Korea Comimunia Radio Pyongang Polya Red Tringle Thi Gvelor U. N Inje Op. Tv Kaesong Tageway Sayers Pyongyang Knesolog Ailles Neda Watt

Two Slain Guard Hurt in Holdup Try

Chicago reports two armed convicts attempted to hijack an armored money truck at Bowerman Dairy station on Evergreen avenue. Guard Julius Blanchart Jr. was shot and suffered a possible skull fracture while fending off the attackers. One suspect, Belcastro, was killed. another, Pisa, fled after Blanchart’s return fire. Police described the slain men as known hoodlums tied to a currency-exchange robbery gang. Police declined to reveal the cash amount.

Chicago Hyink'’s Inc Jullis Bianeart, Jr Kummen Blanchart Roves Beleagivo Frank Piau Bowman Dairy Company Evergreen Avenue Hlanehart Mandy Brink Podeo Beleastra Pisa Belcastro Emy Melt Ebert Plea Ube Riesvine

Death of Soviet Air Lieutenant General Rynanov Reported

Moscow reports the untimely death of Air Lieutenant General Vnalty G. Rynanov at age 52, with an official note saying the cause is unspecified. He served in World War II across Ukraine, the Vistula, Poland, Belor, and Borin, earning Lenin and Red Banner honors. he was a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the Ukraine and a Ukrainian Communist Party central committee candidate. The death date is listed as July 6, amid a separate Red Air Force jet display, with no tie stated between the two events.

Moscow Vnalty G. Rynanov Red Ryuanov Lenin Stalin Ryamov Red Army Ukrainy Vistula Civer Poland Bitnale Bor- In Red Bencr Guverev Ryaanov Supreme Soviet Congress Ukraine Ukrainian Communist Party Red Air Force

Presbyterian Youth Conference to Meet Here

A Presbyterian youth gathering will be held locally on July 14 with participants from state Presbyterian Churches and Missouri borders. Mary Helen Meled of Camden Nancy Irving of Morrilton Joy of Helena Ann Williamson of Monilci and James Money will serve in leadership roles at the event.

Hope State Presbyterian Missouri Burnods Caraven Gonlarsmra Mary Helen Meled Camden Nancy Irving Morrilton Rd Joy Helena Ann Williamagn Monilci James Money

Grass Farming Subject of Meeting Here

The final in a series of meetings sponsored by the University of Arkansas extension, with the Production Marketing Administration and Soil Conservation, discusses grass farming and its role in local farm systems. Speakers highlight grass and livestock as vital for steady income, with emphasis on beef quality and employment opportunities for farmers in southwest Arkansas. details include talks by T. H. Atkinson and Ray Miller on available resources and development efforts.

University of Arkansas Arkansan Holmpstead Arkansas Dlacugelon Ray Millar

Church competition at eight and will keep faith with durion

A brief note reports a church competition set for eight with a plan to maintain faith amid the event. No further details are provided in the readable text.

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Alex. H. Washburn Bell Wester States Vesey City of Hope Shipley Lyle Brown Hope Safety Council Fred Gresham Safety Council Walter Verhalan, Jr Lile Brown Paul Klipsch Club and Safety Council State Safety Council van Fleet Seoul M. B. Ridgeway Turner Joy Graigie USAF Arleigh Burke Walter Lea The United Staes Department of the Interior Hal Boyle Fort Sill Eastern Presbyterian Durion
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