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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1959
Page
1
Diane Paige believes she is fully recovered from a temporary mental illness when she encounters a fast child who vanishes along with all traces of the child’s brief visit to her bean cottage. Casey, her husband who commutes to a Boston law office, returns home.
Diane and Casey find a burning spot on the beach after returning from the water. A tiny old fashioned shoe button is recovered, suggesting an attempted fire to destroy evidence. They discuss the possibility of intruder action and whether footprints will be erased by the incoming tide.
A Texarkana phone rate increase was temporarily halted by city officials amid concerns over potential charges. The pause aims to protect customers while the issue is reviewed, with the implication that lower costs may be restored or maintained pending further discussion.
A fragment hints at higher gas prices affecting bus costs and a highway tax plan. It mentions a trust fund facing red ink and potential deficits by end of the fiscal year in June. No clear names or places are readable in the text.
McDonald was named by the Pulaski County Board of Education to fill a vacancy on the school board following Henry Hubbard’s resignation. The dual appointment aimed to prevent vacancy questions as four public high schools remained closed pending reopening efforts. McDonald said he supports public education and opening schools despite integration tensions.
A tentative cylinder from last spring proposes August 35 as the registration start date, discussed at a meeting Tuesday night with Tucker noting concerns about fixing the dates.
The fragment recalls a 1959 period in PAMN Virginia and mentions W. D. Richmond as an assistant and Cartier related items. The readable text hints at a nostalgic note about the era and personnel involved.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a local education policy dispute involving a superintendent and school authorities. Mentions Wenity and Hated trot, with unclear details and possible planning or meeting context. Further readable facts are not present. the item remains a rough notice.
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