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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1951

Page

3

Arkansas stock law upheld in court ruling

Pulaski Circuit Judge Guy Amador invalidated Legislature’s Act 120 on a state wide stock law, ruling it unconstitutional. The act aimed to ban cattle on highways and paved streets, except areas with existing stock exemptions. The decision leaves the law as voted by the people last November, with appeal to the state supreme court. The ruling centers on legislative attempts to amend voter enacted measures.

Ackangas Little Rock Pulaski Guy Amiar Emsitr Soather State Supreme Court Business & Professional Women's Clubs Arkansas Supreme Court

Sixteen Babies Entered in Contest at Hope party Hall

Sixteen babies entered the baby contest to be held at Hope party Hall on Wednesday June 13 at 8 pm. Entries include Terry Flaun Judy Suzanne and Keith Byrd with photos displayed at local shops. Contestants’ pictures will be shown in the Baenger window and votes may be cast there or in various businesses. An amateur program will accompany the contest and those wishing to appear should contact Voilie Ruggles at 46!

Hoperty Hall Terry Flaun Ladies Specialty Keith Byrd Herbert Burns Blore Judy Suzanne Covb Baenger Voles sTvoilie Ruggles

Lewisville School Graduation Planned Today

The Lewisville School announces a graduation exercise set for today. The ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. at the school.

Lewisville

U S Limits Help for Security Force

United States informs United Nations that its contribution to a permanent UN security force will be limited, while U S forces in Europe under NATO could be made available to the UN under certain conditions. Ambassador Gross cites the Acheson plan and notes debates on unit earmarks, with U S troops in Korea and Europe outlined among forces and support elements.

United Nations United States U. N Kates Ernest A. Gross Aing U. S Trygve Lie Europe UW N Gross General Assembly Collective Measures Committee U. N. Luse Grogs Simar Korea Combat Cargo Command Wth Lie

Willis Named to Committees

Willis Named to Committees reports A. 5 Willis, Hope Fire Chief, has been named to the legislative committee at a meeting of the Arikan.

Willis A. 5 Hope Fire Arikan

Final Vote on Tax Hike Delayed by Committee Rift

Washington June 1 Members of the house ways and means committee delay a 710 million tax increase. Dispute centers on withholding 20 percent of cooperative dividends to assure income tax payments. Revenue leakage from dividend reporting is estimated at 25 million yearly. Committee may reinsert the provision next week while other tax provisions await action.

Washington House Ways and Means

Bob Daniels Emerges as Mayor Front Runner Candidate

Additional names surface in the widow-spun mayoral race with R. C. Daniels weighing a bid. Contenders include Inc. Jones, Charles A. Armitage, Talbot Feild, and Kenneth Hamilton as Democratic Central Committee sets an ongoing talks timeline.

Widowspun R. C Bob) Daniels Bearden Hoy le von Inc. Jones Charles A. Armitage Talbot Feild Kenneth Hamilton Democratic Central Committee

Stamps Legion Fish Fry Planned at Stamps Ark

Special to Hope Star reports the Carlton Devanie American Legion Post will stage a fish fry Friday night at the picnic grounds on Lake June in Stamps Arkansas. Veterans have sold tickets across the region to fund beautification projects begun last year by the rural American Legion Post. The event aims to draw a large crowd and support the district’s efforts.

Ark Carlton Devanie American Legion Post June Dhemney Oerican Legion Post Phe Attaip Wilt Alga

Lion Strikers End Work Stoppage Meet Wage Rise Pact

El Dorado report: Lion Oil and AFL Machinists Local end a strike that began May 4 after signed contract. Union members return to work. retroactive raises of five and a half percent to May 1 and potential four and a half percent wage boost via a wage stabilization board. Authorities investigated attacks on nonstrikers and a fire at the plant as suits and appeals unfolded.

EL Dorado Lion Ofl AFL Loaal Arkanains C. K. Call Callgald Wage Stabilization Board CIO International OW Pkot Missouri Pacific Railroad Lon Njunctions Aga Nat Rairoad Sud Lion Supreme Court Little Rock Ip & Onion National Labor Relations Board Lton Aidl Call AF of L

Swimming Classes at Hope Pool Begin July 23

YW A Spragging chairman of water safety announced that swimming classes will start at the Municipal pool on July 23 taught by Jimmy Dick Hammond who completed the Red Cross National Equitation School water safety instructor requirement last summer. Registration for classes will be the tut of July. An exact date will be published in this paper.

YW. A. Spragging Water Safety Jimmy Dick Hammons Red Cross National Equation School

To Broadcast Mac's Speech in New York Broadcast

Two radio networks announced plans to broadcast the speech by General Douglas MacArthur in New York. The broadcasts aim to reach a wide audience as details of the event are released.

Mac New York Douglas MacArthur Ronan Byeems

Rock Thrower Turns Out to Be 19 Year Old

State Police captured a youth near the Fulton River bridge along Highway 67 after weeks of rock throwing that damaged windshields on motorists cars. The suspect identified as a 19 year old, Wilber Hamilt, faces charges in Militer county.

Highway 67 Fulton River Bridge Milton Mosler

British Iran oil dispute defended by British embassy

The British embassy vigorously defended the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company holdings in Iran, denying British control harmed Iran and claiming benefits to the Iranian economy. Iran nationalizes oil amid cheering crowds as officials head to Khuzistan and Abadan to run the nationalized industry. Western observers note Tehran delays until ATOC delegation arrives to seek cordial negotiations with London.

Tenan, Tran Jayme Ib Iran Ieqan ATOC Ahwaz Khuzistan Hussein Maki Moasidegh Ad All Mosaddegh National Front Persian Gulf Abadan Anglo-Iranian Oil Officlals Ahwaz Yaaterday Abihan Anglo-Irania Foreign Affairs Ministry Reportera Herbert Morrison AIOG London Tran Morrison

France Denies Postponing Peace Pact Signing

A confusing report claims Ue June LFyange proposed delaying a peace treaty with Japan to avoid angering Rugala. Paris officials denied the repost and offered no confirmation of any postponement.

Ue June Lfyange Japan Rugala Parle

Reds Abandon Iron Triangle Stronghold Near Chorwon

Allied dispatch reports Sino–Korean front fighting as Chinese Red forces retreat from the Chorwon area toward Kumsong and Pyongyang. The posture suggests abandonment of Chorwon while Allied units push to seal the Iron Triangle, with North Korean and Chinese troops falling back along the corridor toward the triangle’s northern approaches.

Tokyo Reda Foreus Mora Pyanggong Edie Chorwon Kyinhya Chorwon Pyongyang Cartera Tudy Galak

Reserve Corps Unit Instructors Prepare for Fort Sill Training

The Reserve Unit instructors announced summer field training at Fort Sill Oklahoma from June through August under the Department of the Army plan. Participation includes mandatory training for Reserve members with active employment considerations and practical lessons across specialized divisions. The 879th Infantry Regiment units will train July 8 through 22 at Fort Sill with Colonel Clyde H. Brown commanding.

E. C. Callahan Inatraktor Fort Sill Oldarjond Or- Teng Aditiinor Ligg Resayve Col. Hallahan Boeing

A Man Boss of Children and Dogs Turns Frail With Chow

A New York tale recalls a dog loving patriarch who ruled his family and pets with a practical, stubborn hand. His late obedience and fierce control led to tensions among children and dogs, culminating in a strained household described with old world bravado and stubborn pride.

New York

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