The Singing Direction of Home Preached
A brief column notes a sermon on finding the way back home and the guiding force of faith. The piece emphasizes guidance, community, and the comfort of spiritual direction.
08 Jun 1949
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
1
A brief column notes a sermon on finding the way back home and the guiding force of faith. The piece emphasizes guidance, community, and the comfort of spiritual direction.
Emergency measures adopted June 8 1949 empower Hope Arkansas Health Department to issue permits for garbage collection and transport in covered water tight vehicles. Violations incur penalties. revoked permits may be reissued only upon compliance. ordinance applies citywide and aims to protect public health and safety. City Clerk attests ordinance enactment.
Beverly Hills hosts a charity sale featuring Anne Baxter’s parlor chair and Loretta Young’s antique wheeled portrait chair among hundreds of items donated by film stars. Proceeds benefit St Anne’s Maternity Hospital for Unmarried Mothers. auction preview values the lot at about $50,000.
Senator Taft accused Senate Democrats on the labor committee of playing politics with the Truman administration's labor bill to repeal the Taft Hartley Act. He defended his substitute bill proposing changes while keeping core provisions, replying to Senator Thomas who said repeal reflected voters' will and party platform.
State Police and Arkansas lab technicians probe an old wooden ice box where three northeast Arkansas children died. Officials seek to determine how long they were inside and assess oxygen levels and entry possibilities. Victims include James Delbert Chastain age two Shirley Ramsey age six and Joyce Ann Chastain age nine. Sheriff says no foul play suspected. children reportedly locked inside while playing near Walnut Ridge.
Washington reports a muted reaction to the Atlantic pact as 13 members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approve joining. Hearings ran 16 days, viewed as formalities before full Senate debate. With a two thirds vote required, the outcome appears assured, and expected soon.
An 18 year old, David Monnie Scott, confessed to fatally shooting his father W. B. Scott after a tractor dispute near their home five miles northwest of Paragould. The 22 caliber rifle fired twice, first as the elder man lay on the tractor, then again on the ground. No charges filed yet.
Stranded eight on Speare Island face hardship as a murder on the island haunts Henry Gough Harding and Bea Costrove seeks power. A crew plans film plots while danger and old secrets threaten their fragile alliances and potential escape.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges quick ratification of the North Atlantic pact as best means to avert another world war. It argues unity among twelve signatories, including the U S Canada Britain and Western European nations, is the core deterrent even more than total military strength. A breakdown now would embolden the Soviet bloc and weaken morale across Europe and the Far East. Spain’s eventual inclusion remains subject to unanimous pact approval, and Germany would gain protection under the treaty covering armed attack on occupation forces.
The 39 day waterfront strike in Hawaii, begun May 1 by 2000 CIO longshoremen seeking 32 cents more per hour to $1.72, cripples business and daily life as the six ports stay idle. Waterfront firms offer 12 cents. talks stall under public pressure and government mediation. The island’s isolation, sugar and pineapple dependence, and the influential Big Five firms shape the impact and potential resolution.
A first degree murder charge was filed in the justice of the peace court against Carl Springer, a petition operator, for the fatal shooting of Floyd Kilgore, a timber worker, on Sunday. A preliminary hearing date was not set. In Cotter, a temporary injunction related to Missouri Pacific track interference near the Bull Shoals dam site was continued indefinitely.
An injunction was granted against striking workers by Chancellor J. Lloydhouse, eliminating the need for a scheduled hearing on the railroad's bid to make the order permanent. The Arkansas weather and crop report notes good growth nationwide with favorable rice stands, and Lion Oil declares a quarterly dividend of 37.5 cents per share payable to stockholders of record June 30. Bill Kinnell re-elected master chancellor of the Arkansas DeMolay. Australia is noted as similar in size to the United States.
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