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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1947

Page

9

Blacksmiths Seen as Outcaste in North Africa and Tibit

The article notes that blacksmiths face social exclusion as a low caste in North Africa and Tibit, reflecting entrenched caste dynamics. It discusses community status and implications for daily life without graphic detail.

North Africa Tibit

Truman Seeks World Peace as He Tours Canada

President Truman ends a Niagara Falls reciprocity tour in Canada vowing foreign policy aims at world peace and friendship with all nations. He eyed Horseshoe Falls and spoke with reporters before returning to Washington to tackle tax and labor bills.

Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington Truman Canada Niagara Falls Horseshoe Falls Canadian Falls Margaret Table Rock Lignng Club Ottawa United States Mexico Mexico City Western Hemisphere W. L. MacKenzie King Viscount Alexander

Shady Character Causes Street Stall With Horse In City

A horse pulling a mail wagon on a northbound one way street refused to move but faced southbound causing a traffic jam. A farmer in the crowd deduced the steerage was startled by its own shadow, remarking that the horse was afraid of its shadow.

Philadelphia Sam Amy Tollivers Flora Gisego Mrs. Tolliver West Main Street Gtsego Otsego Mrs.Tolliver Flor Otseen Nelson Tolliver

Wall Street ends week with late rally lifting stocks

New York June 13 stock market closes with a late rally adding about 1 to 3 points to many issues. Demand centers on industrials with some rails gaining. gold mining shares show a flurry of activity. Notable gains include American Telephone, Standard Oil New Jersey, Union Carbide, Coca Cola, Homestake, Alaska Juneau, Pepsi Cola, U S Steel, Chrysler, Goodyear, and more.

New York Moe American Telephone Standard Oil N. J. Union Carbide Cocacola Homestake Mining Dome Mines Alaska Juneau Cudahy Pepsi Cola Schenley International Harvester U. S. Steel Youngston Sheet Chrysler Air Reduction American Can Atlantic Coast Line Norfolk & Western Goodyear Goodrich

Grain and Provision Market Dims as Wheat Slumps

Hedging pressure and a move to winter wheat pushed Chicago grain prices lower. May contract set a seasonal low while CCC Kansas City bought 350000 bushels. corn and oats traded lower later, with No 2 red wheat at 25 cents over July. Receipts and ship data noted, rails unchanged.

Chicago Commodity Credit Corporation Kansas City CCC Midwest

Star Publishing staff and office details for Hope Arkansas

Publication records show weekday edition by Star Publishing with C. Palmer as president Alex H. Washburn as secretary treasurer and editor publisher, Paul H. Jones managing editor, George W. Hosmer mechanical superintendent, Jesu A Davis advertising manager, Emma G Thomas cashier. Address 212 214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas.

Star Publishing Alex. H. Washburn Paul H. Jones George W. Hosmer Mech Jesu “A. Davis Emma G. Thomas

Unrest Triggers Walkouts. Rebena Mine Reopens Under U S Steel

In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 12 miners walked off in protest of anti union legislation. Diggers returned to U S Steel Corp mines including Rebena, the world’s largest producer with about 1900 workers and 10000 tons daily. One blast furnace halted for coke supply was restarted as pits reopened.

Uniontown U. S. Steel Corp Big Steel H. C. Fink Coke Co Rebena U. S. Steel

Protests Over Science Books in Rapid City School Board

Rapid City school board weighs whether to keep two science texts after a petition signed by 800 residents claims the books clash with biblical teaching. Teacher Freda Overton presented the protest calling for acceptance of the view that the world is billions of years old and life began as a cell, citing Our Earth and Its Story and Pathways in Science. One signer listed is Rt. Rev. William T. McCarty, bishop of the Rapids City Catholic diocese.

Rapid City Freda Overton Earth Overton William T. McCarty Rapids City

Father of eight completes elementary diploma at Phillips Evening School

Allen Smith 79 earned his elementary school diploma at graduation. He told teachers he plans to enroll in high school next September. Phillips Evening School officials noted his perfect attendance over four years, with classes two hours on four evenings weekly for 36 weeks.

Chicago Allen Smith Phillips Evening School Smith

Middling spot 3802N up 17

A brief market note records 27.6H7N rising by 17 points while 3802N declines and settles middling. The shorthand reflects commodity or index movement with no broader context provided.

Flag Day events and social notices in Hot Springs

Social calendar lists the 7¢ Flag Day celebration at the Majestic Hotel Hot Springs on Saturday June 14 with a luncheon at noon. Also noting a kitchen shower for Miss Sarah Jane Murphy, and WM S circles of First Baptist Church meeting Monday with listed hosts and times.

Bingen H.D.C Bingen School Columbus H.D.C Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Union Grove H.D.C Fo Addo D.A.R Majestic Hot Springs The Carlsmith Aee Edward Rigg Route 1 Sarah Jane Murphy David Wesley Hensley Mérry Stuart Jackson Elizabth Wilson R. E. Jackson iMonday W.M.S First Baptist Church Julian Spillers A. W. Hardin Ihgg First Baptist Church E. S. Franklin Julian Spilelrs Hugh Bearden W.ms Owen Nix Polly Tolleson David Wesley Lensley Little Rock Litle Rock County Club Gordon Perrin el Dorado Dane Harris Don Chronister Carl Robbins Fort Smith Harris Chronister Ed Dell Worth Jane Whitmore

Coming and Going: Joy Keesey Family Visit

Mrs. Joy Keesey and her baby have arrived from Columbia Pennsylvania to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Toland. They will be joined this week by Mr. Keesey for the stay.

Joy Keesey Baby Columbia, Pa Mrs. Keesey Clyde Toland Mr. Keesey Gerald Bales Oskosh Wisconsin Ross Bates Robert Bates

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