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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1955
Page
2
The Kathleen Mallory Circle of First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday July 26 at 7 30 p m in the Educational Building for their Italy meeting and social. All members are urged to attend.
William E. Gilroy discusses kings prophets and people amid perilous times in Israel and Judah. He notes empires surrounding Palestine and cites exile and return, stressing Hebrew faith in danger as expressed in Psalm 46 and prophetic writings.
Dr Harold M Brents taught the Jett B Graves SS class at 1st Methodist Church on July 24. Mrs Finley Ward hosted a dinner for employees and guests. Attendees included Stephen Bader Mary Ann Cooley Jane Cooley Veda Faye Virgil Upchurch Henry J W Jones Linda Betts Bertha Richardson. Prizes were awarded to Veda Faye Brown Linda Betts J W Jones Virgil Upchurch Martha and Mary Ann Bader.
Dorothy D X weighs in on a divorcee and his second wife managing schedules and alimony while maintaining patience. The columnist advises creating irresistibly attractive shared time, recognizing independent partners, and blending preexisting patterns.
The Welfare Ministry will fund Japan's first thorough scientific study of urban noises smog and water contamination. The probe will cover factories mines and cars and extend to pachinko parlors in this atomic era. The piece links faith and fearlessness with its poetic prophecy.
The disclosure centers on Talbott and Kennedy questioning whether a general counsel named Mr. Johnson called Ewing with Talbott listening in. Talbott admits uncertainty about when a contract renewal was due and denies profit from government-related contracts. He notes Avco Manufacturing’s government work and says he would have rejected profits if aware of the share. He also claims no involvement in Avco negotiations from July 1953.
F Sinclair Armstrong says Adams urged postponement to keep Wenzell testimony from the House during TVA appropriation review. Adams replies that Armstrong testified fully and there is nothing more he can add.
The Associated Press reports a nationwide meat sale featuring chicken and lamb specials with beef cuts including chuck roast and rib roasts. Expect lower lamb and pork prices next week due to wholesale declines, while pork chops may rise. Frozen potato items aim to save homemakers labor.
James Stewart Doris Day and Alfred Hitchcock headline a three continent media splash for The Man Who Knew Too Much. Stewart returns from a Lindbergh bid in Paris while Day plans Las Vegas dates and a nightclub sing act. Hitchcock weighs the remake’s risks and aims to update the 1935 film.
The report notes raw shredded Maine potatoes weighing about three ounces each and suitable for pan frying or soups. Watermelons are seen as a strong buy with early summer crops estimated at over 79 million melons and a late summer crop adding around 10 million, signaling ample supplies into August.
A Royal Navy seaman hits Vice Admiral John Eaton aboard the Berry Head during a fire drill in Plymouth. The admiral staggers, his hat falls overboard, and the petty officer is detained awaiting medical exam and investigation. The sailor’s name is not disclosed.
Tahita, a French equatorial island, experiences cooler air on inland plateau highlands. Authorities plan road construction to reach the plateaus and seek to establish health resorts away from the coastal heat.
Greenwood South Carolina James C Self 79 industrialist philanthropist president of Greenwood Mills a major privately owned textile firm. He spent millions building schools churches and other facilities in mill villages. Died yesterday New York George Hiram Mann 83 self taught attorney 27 years fought a back pay case for Navy yard workers and ran for Congress eight times on back pay platform.
William Pearson Lockwood Jr. an electrical engineer who worked on classified nuclear research in New Mexico died yesterday in Chattanooga Tennessee. Born in Union City Indiana he was 32.
Purdue University scientists report Indiana corn yields rise while farmers cultivate about half as often as twenty years ago, indicating improved efficiency or changes in farming practices across the state.
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