Hope Star Gazette Public Notices and Masthead Summary
The Hope Star consolidated January 18 1929 issue lists staff including Alex M Washburn editor and publisher with Mech Supt George W Hosmer. It details circulation rates by mail and regional advertising reps in Arkansas Tennessee Texas and Illinois along with Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Alex. M. Washburn
Feu
D. Jones
Banal Parker
Mar
Pod
Roger, Jr
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Y Carrer
Hope
Neighborin
Hempstead
Nevada
Labousite, Howard and Miller Counsel
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N. Yui
Penobscot
Detroit
Mitch Terminal
Oklahoma City
Okha
New Clothes Now Flatter the Figure
Paris AP writer NADEANE WALKER reports Jacques Heim's spiral collection featuring figure flattering lines and two-in-one coat dresses. Colors largely muted aside from salmon sepias and greens, with browns gray off white mustard and black. The collection emphasizes soft molding at the hip with hemline coverage and clever back openings, capes, and simple clean lines overall.
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Nadeane Walker
Paris
Jacques Heim
Tex
A Bit of Life Around Arkansas From Fashion to Mount Nebo
A descriptive vignette blends Arkansas fashion notes with a Mount Nebo community event. It surveys outfits like wool coats and mink hemlines alongside a festival atmosphere featuring political talk, Dixieland music, and simple, rustic spectator seating atop the Dardanelle bluff. It recounts local anecdotes including Lydia Crost acting as welcome speaker and Mack Young’s goatpowered cart ride.
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Mount Nebo
Guy
Orval E. Faubus
Dale Alford
Dardanelle
Arkansas River
Arkansas
French Snub Sparks Withdrawal Row Over Bizerte
The press states Hammarskjold met with Tunisian leader Bourguiba and France vows not to quit Bizerte until peace and secure lines of communication are guaranteed. Tunisian forces hold the Casbah while French emplacements ring the city.
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Bizerte
Couwe de Murville
Hammarskjuld
Tunis
Bourguiba
Mediterranean
Pase
Casbah
PSC declines Conway County transfer to Arkansas Telephone Co
The Arkansas Public Service Commission on Tuesday refused to transfer territory in Conway County to Arkansas Telephone Co of Clinton. It said the move could jeopardize Southwestern Bell Telephone Co plan to install exchanges at Cleveland and Center Ridge. Residents around Austin had requested the change.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Conway County
Arkansas Telephone Co
Clinton
PSC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Bel
Cleveland
Center Ridge
Austin
Tunisia swerves from West as Red China ties grow
The Tunisian government signaled a shift in policy amid impending resumed fighting. Information Minister Masmoudi touted closer relations with Red China while President Nasser pledged aid. Bourguiba ally Bahi Sadgham met with the Soviet ambassador to Tunisia.
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Mohamed Masmoudi
Tunisia
Red China
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Bourguiba
Bahi Sadgham
Hunt and fishing license plan for Arkansas seniors
Pike County Rep. Alvis W. Stokes pushes a 1962 ballot proposal to require the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to issue a lifetime combination hunting and fishing license for residents 65 and older. The plan envisions a small initial fee, with licenses costing far less than current 2.50 annual tags. about 28,698 signatures are needed.
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Little Rock
Pike County
Alvis W. Stokes
Stokes
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
PSC Studies Truck Rate Proposal
The PSC is studying a request by some truck and rail carriers for a zero cent increase in minimum rates and boosts in rates for less than carload shipments. The case was taken under advisement after a hearing where opponents argued that proposed intrastate rates could exceed intrastate rates. Opponents include Lite Rock and El Dorado Chambers of Commerce, the Fort Smith Freight Bureau, and wholesale liquor distributors.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
PSC
Lite Rock and
el Dorado Chambers of Commerce
Fort Smith Freight Bureau
Death of pianist Wittgenstein in New York
New York AP report says Victor Wittgenstein, 75, a concert pianist, fell or jumped from his 12th floor apartment window Tuesday. He had recently suffered a heart attack and was partially paralyzed.
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New York
Victor Witgenstein
Wittgenstein
Trot Vote Share From Last Guernator Jab Election
A fragment notes that the trot vote would be ten percent of the total cast in the most recent Guernator Jab election. The readable text provides limited context and no clear names or dates.
Kennedy pushes Berlin defense plan toward Paris talks
President Kennedy's program to strengthen NATO defense accelerates as Assistant Secretary Kohler heads to Paris for Western Big Four talks. Secretary Rusk will brief reporters on further steps while Kennedy seeks greater Allied commitment. The plan targets rising U.S. defense spending and force levels to 30 NATO divisions, with West Germany contributing most, amid Britain’s austere finances. There are 85 million Americans licensed to drive, or 61 percent of adults.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Paris
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Dean Rusk
Britain
West Germany
France
Rusk
West Berlin
NATO
United States
Europe
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Arkanse
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Arkansas Gazette
Bill Holt Jacks
Sea Home Builders
Towson Ave
Ft. Smith, Ark
Quality Builders of
Shell Homes
Arlis Honea
Blevins
Foy Information
H. E. Sutton
Orion
Lydia Crost
Sulphur Springs
E. L. Hathaway
Mack Young
Sulphur Rock
Mack
Ernest Young
Bill
Batesville
Woodmen
Aeagenuity
W. Life
Insurance Society
Denver Hornaday
Ike
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Frau
Annie Hofken-Hempel
Trier
Germany
Penn
Philadelphia
Wilmingto
Baltimore
Norfolk
N.C
Wilmington
Charleston
P of
Petersburg
Miles
ACAPE
Harles
Bembe
Luanda
Forto Amedim
Cacolok
Luso
Ficnte
Angola
Mocamedes
Rocadas
South West” Africa
West Africa
Africa
Alchuana
J Land
West
J. A. West CO
S & Boys
Oxfords
Harold Hendrix
Prescott Yard
Téth & la. W
Hwy
Bonten
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