Hope Star Star of Hope 1849 Prove 192 Consolidated 1929
The Hope Star publishes details of its 1929 consolidation, list of staff roles, and publishing addresses in Hope Arkansas. The notice outlines circulation areas and subscription rates, with advertising reps across major cities and a disclaimer about AP news rights. The item reflects a local newspaper era in early 20th century Arkansas and its nationwide AP affiliation.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Three New Jersey troopers killed in turnpike crash
On the New Jersey Turnpike a four-vehicle crash killed troopers Joseph De Fring Milan Simeak and Arthur Abagnale Jr when a Royal Blue Coach bus rammed their patrol car. Bus driver Raymond Peters Jr. said brakes failed. Eleven people were injured including Peters and several vehicle occupants.
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Kearny
New Jersey Turnpike
Raymond E. Peters Jr
Taston
Royal Blue Coach Inc
Public Utility Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph de Fring
Lyndhurst
Milan Simeak
Paramus
Arthur dl. Abagnale Jr
Cliffside Park
Peters
How They Voted in Congress
AP dispatch records Arkansas members voting on recent House and Senate actions. House passage 370-11 revisions to school lunch fund formula. for Gathings Sarris Mills Norrell Trimble. Senate amendment 57-24 prohibiting aid to communist countries. Mansfield Dirksen Bell. Amendment 45-34 allowing surplus food shipments to communist nations. Passage 61-23 for a $4.6 billion foreign aid bill. Fulbright supported passage. Not voting Fulbright McClellan.
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Senate
Latwehe
D-Ohio
McClellan
Fulbright
Mansfield
D-Mont
Dirksen
Bell
Fulbright, McClellan
Mrs. Palmer Wins Case in Tax Court
Mrs. Bellic M. Palmer of Texarkana won a tax case Monday in which the court ruled the $4140 paid by several Arkansas newspapers and related companies to Mrs. Palmer after her husband Clyde T. Palmer’s death was a death benefit rather than taxable income. The jury rejected the government’s position that the funds were dividends. a deficiency of $29,004.07 was assessed, but the ruling now allows full recovery plus interest. Directors testified the payments were gifts to honor her husband, with KCMC Texarkana and others named as contributing entities.
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Bellic M. Palmer
Texarkana
Va Tls
Gordon Z. Young
Hilal Revenue Servicw
Rec
Ara
Palmer
Clyde Th. Palmer
Arkansas
TRS
Young
KCMC
Tne
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Banner News Publishing Co
Magnolia
Gazette Building Corp
Commonwealth Teally Co
Faubus in a Pitch for Labor Vote
AP reports in Tattle Rock that an $18 million downtown Little Rock revitalization loan was approved by the Urban Renewal Administration. The loan funds a decade long project with public costs around $25 million and private investment potentially $100 million.
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Tattle Rock
Little Rock
Willa Fulbright
Fulbright
Urban Progress Association
Main Street
Not a Blue Tie for That Brown Suit Anniversary
Edith urges Burt to diet for their 20th anniversary and lose 50 pounds. He resists at first, then commits to low calorie meals and gym classes as Edith garments his clothes and tailors his major alterations. The light domestic vignette traces a couple negotiating love, vanity, and shared resolve.
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Edith
Hudson
Burt
Teetith
Buck
Arkansas Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Warmth
A cloudy warm forecast with isolated thundershowers mainly east and south today. Tonight cooler with decreasing clouds. Wednesday mostly fair and mild with highs in the mid 80s and low in the 60s. Southeast and southwest Arkansas for Thursday partly cloudy and warm with a few thundershowers in the south portion and highs in the 90s. Louisiana also sees cloudy with scattered thunderstorms through Wednesday and little temperature change.
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Bos
Arkansas
Louisiana
Whitten TV appearance signals gubernatorial bid
Vernon H. Whitten of Mount Holly appears on a Little Rock television station as he touts his campaign for governor and the world’s oldest international trophy the America’s Cup as part of his media push.
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Little Rock
Vernon H. Whitten
Mount Holly
Little’ Rock
Air Force to release Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
Washington AP report says the Air Force will release the Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron from Fort Smith Arkansas from active duty on August 20. The unit phase out ends years of active duty status as military plans shift to new basing and reserve roles.
Contracts Signed In Mobile Three Percent Wage Rise Planned
Mobile Alabama International Paper Co signs union contracts applying a three percent wage increase to ten Southern Kraft Division mills including Camden Arkansas and Pine Bluff Arkansas plants.
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Mobile
Ala
International Paper Co
Southern Kraft Division
Camden
Pine Bluff
Ark
Guards to Tour as Fort Chaffee Units Join European Field Trip
Ft Chaffee and Ft Monroe planners announce a travel group of guards and reservists including majors captains and sergeants to participate in a European field trip named Operation Took Sec Ts. The mission focuses on training readiness and combat preparation of U S forces in Europe. Gen Herbert B Powell issued the announcement locating participants from the 397th 398th 404th and 100th divisions along with staff officers and noncommissioned officers.
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Ark
APY
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Spo
U.S
Europe
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Ft. Monroe
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Tened. Tayar
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Joseph J. Bastek
100Th Division
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404Th
Ordit
Arvin L. Wright
400Th Regnance Co
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William I .Atchison
Stewart
Four new engineers hired for Little Rock district
AP reports four graduates join 23 new engineers due by September 1 at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Little Rock district. Billy E. Angel Don R. Godfrey and Jerry D. Chitwoort, all University of Arkansas grads, along with Noah Booker Jr a Negro civil engineer from Southern University Baton Rouge La, are part of the first wave. Booker is the district’s first Black engineer, with twelve of the 23 holding Arkansas degrees.
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LitLe Rock
Sebi 1
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Little Rock
Billy E. Angel
Don R. Godfrey
Jerry D. Chitwoort
University of Arkansas
Gray Tates
Noah Booker, Jr
Southern University
Baton Rouge
la An
Booker
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