Hope Star Star of Honay Addy Pyace 1927 Consolidated
Hope Star publishes a historic issue with staff and publishing details. The paper lists editors Paul H. Joney and Alex H. Washburn, advertising manager Donal Porkar, and machine superintendent George W. Hoimar. It notes circulation figures, subscription rates, and multiple advertising representative offices across major cities, all under Associated Press rights.
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Star of Honay Addy Pyace
aHatnow Star Publishing Ca. Dae. CG
E. Baleiot
Provident
Alex. H. Washburn
Lacy Trone
Star
South
Walnut Strait
Paul H. Joney
Donal Porkar
George W. Hoimar
Court Docket for Hope Arkansas Municipal Court June 11 102
Docket lists numerous defendants and fines across offenses including disturbing the peace drunkenness speeding and possession of intoxicants. outcomes show forfeited bonds fines ranging from 6.50 to 106.50 with several cases dismissed or bond forfeitures recorded.
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Mucipal Court
Emma
Joe Thomas
Manet Fones
Mareitioue
Sadie Mac Reed
Disturbing Peace
Puilly
the Vost
Lee Ernest Smith
Walter H. Devore
Julius ‘Stuart, Jr
Bessie
Evans
Arnsie
Assesvekl
Allison Woodberry
Aasgult
Italy
Brooksley Bratilley
Frankin Brown
Tubery Lindsey
Léslen Bennett
Marvin M. Bailey
Bonkt
Fevinkie Brown
Former Call House Madam Polly Adler Dies
Polly Adler known as the Call House Madam and author of A House Is Not Home died of cancer at 62. The New York City figure admitted running a 25 year prostitution house, detailing police raids, bribes, and a disorderly house conviction in 1935 that led to a $400 fine and 24 days in jail. Born Pearl Adler in Yanuv, Russia, she naturalized in 1929 and turned to writing after police deemed her career over. She quipped that too many cooks spoil the brothel when help offered to assist with her memoir.
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Hollywood
Polly Adler
Miss Aller
New York City
Miss Adler
Yanov
Russia
Pearl Alér
Mends
Weather Overview by Region Arkansas Louisiana
Weather Continued From Page One with mid to upper 80s and 90s across regions. Northwest Arkansas mostly cloudy with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers and highs near 84 to 90. Southwest Arkansas partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers and highs around 96 to 92. Northeast Arkansas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and highs 85 to 92. Southeast Arkansas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and highs 86 to 92. Arkansas overall not much temperature change with warnings of showers mainly in the afternoons and evenings. Louisiana warm and partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers and highs in mid 80s to 90.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Southwest
East
South
Louisiana
Press Women of Year Ill Named Press Women of Year Ill Named
Mrs Louise Bowker of North Little Rock was named Press Wife of Achievement at the Arkansas press women’s annual spring meeting. She serves as secretary manager of the Kansas Press Association.
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Ill Named
Fort Smith
Ark
Louise Bowker
North Little Rock
Kansas Press Association
Arkabeat Press Womeny. Bic
APA
Ontario Population Report Reveals Near Six Million
A government release notes Ontario province holds about 6.39 million residents. It highlights demographic trends across major cities and rural areas, with emphasis on growth patterns and regional distribution within Canada.
Luxury Train Wreck Leaves Cars Upright. Major Track Damage
A luxury train derailed in a wooded area, with the last two cars remaining upright while the others twisted off the tracks. One diesel engine split in half and 500 feet of track were torn up. Twenty one percent of patients were treated at hospitals, with 161 released and 68 held for further care. National Guardsmen, Red Cross workers, and doctors assisted the victims as investigators estimate up to $2 million in claims. unnamed railroad official declined to speak.
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Vista Dome
Eye
Lyn
Derry Haines
Missoula
Lynn
National Guardsmen
Red Cross
Bellevue Dissidents Push Out Dr Pollard After Feud
Dissatisfied Bellevue members demand the departure of Dr Pollard after a failed January attempt to fire him. A dissident spokesman accused Pollard of arrogance and hypocrisy over cigars and a mink coat for his wife. Pollard defended a modest coach cost and denied church funds.
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Bellevue
Dr. Pollard
Rutland
Pollard
Inc
Faubus Silence Grows as Democratic Governors Race Heats
Faubus asserted public venting by Alford and accused Faubus allies of pressuring utilities. He announced three top aides will resign to support his fifth term bid. Whitten and Cox did not comment as Faubus toured Little Rock events and the Arkansas Children’s Colony dedication.
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Al‘ford
Congress
Faubus
Public Service Commission
Vernon Whillen
David Cox
W. R
Wit) Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Little Rock
Arkansas Children's’ Colony
Conway
Hot Springs
Vernon Whitten
Dan Cox
Sunjay
Newsman Dies in Cincinnati at 71
Cincinnati Ohio AP reports Les ter T Larry French a former Arkansas Gazette employee died Saturday in a Cincinnati hospital. French aged 71 was nationally known for his work with the International Typographical Union.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Lester T
Larry) French
The
Arkansas Gazette
Cincinnati
French
International Typographical Union
Commencement speakers urge balance of medicine and arts
Dr Wiggins warns graduates that education in medicine and liberal arts cannot be used for personal gain. He cites public demands for cures and stresses professional responsibility as Dr Grayson Dr Jones and Dr Mahoney highlight the medical school's long ties and honors awarded to Dorothy Sample Ana Meeks and Roy Finné with fifteen others graduating with honors.
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Wiggins
Grayson
Paragould
School of Medicine
Jones
Arkansas Medical School
Arkansas Medical Society
Charleston
Mahoney
Little Rock
Dorothy Carol Sample
el Dorado
Ana Claire Meeks
Bauxite
School of Nursing
Roy Finné
School of Pharmacy
Imitation Ham Label Stand Sealed By Court Ruling
The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling that Secretary Freeman lacked authority to require an imitation ham label for ham with added water. The appeals court called the order capricious and arbitrary, with Chief Justice Warren and Justice Black favoring review while Justice Frankfurter did not participate. vote stood 6-2. Belgians reportedly drink more beer per person, about 125 quarts annually.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Secretars
Freeman
Warren
Black
Justice Frankfurter
Supreme Court Orders New York Apportionment Suit Reconsidered
The Supreme Court directed a lower federal court in New York to reconsider a suit by WMCA and others challenging the constitutionality of New York Legislature apportionment. The case, begun May 1, 1961, cites the 14th Amendment and follows a 1963 Michigan ruling on malapportionment review.
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Supreme Court
New York
Senate
Assembly
Tennessee
WMCA
R. Peter Straus
Joseph de Maio
Edward Lind
S. ‘Thomas. Delaney
Edward C. Brown
James J. McCafferty
WMGCA
Michigan
Arkansas ABA official defends Johnson convention visit
Thartei Ragen of Fork Smith, ABA immediate past president, defended Vice President Lyndon Johnson’s Arkansas trip costs amid criticism by U S Senate candidate Winston Chandler. Ragen noted Johnson was invited in 1961, planned a Colorado Springs stop, and would speak on his Washington return, arguing the taxpayers’ investment was warranted. Theodore Roosevelt was the only U S president who did not use the pronoun I in his inaugural address.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Bar Association
Winston Chandler
Lyndon Johnson
ABA
Chandler
U.S
Johnson
Arkansas
Thartei Ragen
Fork Smith
Pus
Ragen
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Washington
Ragan
Bentonville to Vote on Hospital Bond Issue
Bentonville residents vote on a 160000 bond to fund a 500000 hospital, repaid by five mill property tax. A hospital committee has raised 100000. remaining 250000 would come from federal matching funds. The new hospital would replace Bates Hospital, opened in 1942, with a 40 to 44 bed capacity.
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Bentonville, Ark
Bontonville
Honda
Bates Hospital
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