Hope Star masthead and publishing details 1929
The Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas details its 1929 operation from The Star Building at 212-214 South Walnut Street. Editor and Publisher Alex H. Washburn, managing editor Paul H. Jones, advertising manager Bana Parker, and circulation supervisor George M. Motmar are listed. Subscription rates by mail and carrier, along with national advertising reps, are shown. The paper is a member of The Associated Press.
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Alex. HH. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Moneglig
Banal Parker
Rogers, Jr
George M. Motmar
Baoeh
Hope
Hampstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Milter
Deere
Nat'l Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterck Dida
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texan
N. Michigan
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
Deetroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Prew
Associated Prews
al AP
United States Senate
Arkansas
Congress
Candidate Asks Probe in Pulaski County School Purchases
Winslow C Chandler of Little Rock a U S Senate candidate calls for a Grand Jury investigation into Pulaski County Rural School Board purchasing practices He alleges bid violations and improper common supplies procurement and asks Circuit Judge William J Kirby to convene the Grand Jury Chandler opposes Sen J William Fulbright who has board support
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Wtle Rock
Winslow C. Chandler
Little Rock
U.S. Senate
Pulaski County
Chandler
Bard
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Sone
William J. Kirby
Democrats Boosted by Vote in La
New Orleans AP reports Louisiana Democrats gain momentum as Kennedy supporters prevail. Russell Long wins nomination for a third full term while Gillis Lang captures the 2nd District seat from Harald McSween. East Carroll Parish sees 25 Black voters participate in a northeast Louisiana district for the first time since 1922.
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New Orleans
Kennedy
Louisiana
Sabindsay
Itale Bogus
Flouse
Dogs
Champaign
Feu
East Carroll Parish
Russell Long
Phil St. Amant
Amant
Long
Gillis’ Lang
Ath
Harald McSween
Boyes
Kolly Longs
Bowes
David Treen Treen
Republican Party
Louisiana States Rights ‘Party
Weather outlook with clouds and isolated thundershowers
Arkansas region forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies with continued warmth and scattered thundershowers mainly after noon and evening through Tuesday. Highs range from upper 80s to mid 90s, with highs Tuesday around 85 to 92 and cooler, partly cloudy Wednesday, lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Arkansas
Northwest
Arkansas Unemployment Rises to 5.4 Percent in June
The Arkansas Employment Security Division reports mid-June unemployment at about 42,100, up from May by 0.4 percent, but down from 54,100 a year earlier. The June nonfarm payroll is estimated at 8,000, with average factory wages around 7.15 for a 40-hour week. The piece also notes the presidential election context with Sen Long facing challenger Taylor W. O Hearn and Gillis Long vs Dorothy Lewis in Alexandria.
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Little Rock
State
Arkansas
ESD
Sen
Long
Taylor W. O’hearn
Shreveport
Gillis Long
Dorothy Lewis
Alexandria
Party Lines Forgotten for Tuesday
Arkansas county Democratic committees largely ignore a state rule restricting primary voting to those who backed a Democratic candidate two years earlier. Despite criticism and political debate surrounding Gov. Faubus and Sen. Fulbright, many counties plan no eligibility challenges, citing enforcement difficulty and reliance on judges and clerks at polling places.
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Little Rock
Democratic Committee
Arkansans
Democratic Central Committee
Orval BE. Faubus
J. William Fulbright
Lille
Columbia County
Jefferson County
Garland Brewster Jr
General Assembly
W. H. Arnold Jr
Miller County
Jacob L. King
Garland County Committee
Mason
Union County
Washingdon County
Pat Humphreys
Washington
Conway County
Tnt
Arkansas County
Crittenden County
Whey
Pope County
Jackson
Democratic Party
Haverney
Methvin Wins 1962 Arlington Amateur Golf Title
In Hot Springs Arkansas Sonny Methvin of Little Rock defeated David Lee of Hot Springs 6 and 5 to win the Arlington Amateur Championship. Methvin had earlier beat Jim Jackson 4 and 3 while Lee defeated Sue Wilson 6 and 5 to reach the final.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Arlington
Sonny) Methvin
Little Rock
David Lee
Hot Springs
Methvin
Jim Jackson
Lee
Sue Wilson
Derailment Blamed On Track Alignment In Steelton Crash
A Pennsylvania Railroad official said the baseball special derailment that killed 19 and injured about 100 likely resulted from track misalignment. Investigations by the Railroad Public Utility Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission are underway.
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Steelton
Newell
Howard C. Kohout
Philadelphia
Kohout
Susquehanna River
Newark Bay
Bayonne
Nid
Harrisburg
Bethlehem Steel Co
Pennsylvania
J. F. Shue
Royalton
Arkansas Senator Seeks Guard Strength Assurance
Senator J William Fulbright urged Army Secretary Cyrus Vance and National Guard Bureau Chief W McCowan to guarantee Arkansas National Guard strength would not be cut. He said he heard reports of contemplated reductions and asked that units not be eliminated, noting their service and urging maintenance during this critical period. Copies of the message went to Arkansas Guard units.
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Little Rock
J. William Fulbright
Army
National Guard Bureau
Arkansas
Fulbright
Cyrus Vance
2. W. McCowan
Arkansas Guard
Purpright
Train Wreck Leaves Cars Submerged in River
Describes a derailment where three occupied cars rolled into a river, two empty coaches stayed upright, and a third car with roof shredded remained partly submerged. The event occurred during a drought that kept the Broad Stream notably low, limiting fatalities.
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Lancaster
Coatesville
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pulaski
Faubus
Voto
Pol. Ad
J. L. Bland
Associated Press
Albany
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Boise
Poston
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Ore
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Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Wallace Hurley
Pol
Garland Burl Camden
AVA
Roy Anderson
INS
S. Main, Hope, Ark
Senate
Ana
Small Business Administration
First Arkansas Development Finance Co
J.W
Bill) Fulbright
United States
Wa & Weeny
Dick Huie
John L. Wilson
Ivy Mitchell
Jimmie Griffin
Hempstead
Ady
Cenonign Bassurer
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