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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
3
In Hemp Stead County Arkansas Bo Collins sues in Chancery Court as plaintiff. The filing presents a civil action likely seeking remedies or relief within chancery jurisdiction. Proceedings and parties are referenced, with the case noted as current in the court records.
The snippet lists multiple city teams and numeric records, including St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Boston New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and others with various win loss figures. It appears to catalog scores, percentages, and rankings across regions and states such as Gainesville Waco Greenville Texarkana Wichita Falls Temple Sherman and Austin, reflecting a compiled standings page.
Jimmie Allbright delivered a two run single in the top of the ninth as Camden beat Hope 3-1 at Legion Field in a tense South League contest. Dennis Ross and Dickie Whimpson pitched brilliantly, with Whimpson allowing only one earned run. Hope’s early run came on Gary Anderson’s single and Gilson Ross’s RBI double, but Camden tied the series and moved into a third place tie with Hope. Hope faces Spring Hill, La. at Legion Field Friday night.
The national labor relations board ordered collective bargaining elections for Magnet Cove Barium plant workers in Malvern Arkansas and for the mine at Magnet Cove. Two unions contend for representation: United Steel Workers of America seeks mill and mine units. International Chemical Workers expects a mill-only unit. If a unit is created the corporation argues it should cover both facilities. The NLRB noted voting to decide which union would represent employees and that no final ruling would be issued until results are known.
Reader notice lists crop varieties including DUPONT 3-5-40 Cotton Dust and 5-100 & Red Tanner Soy Beans Sudan Cane Hegari. Indicates seed names or grade listings likely from an agricultural catalog or sale notice.
Osceola now classed among cities with 5 000 population or more. District census supervisor Rupert L Blalock of Jonesboro said the population on April 1 was 5 006, up 1 779 from 1940. Much of the rise stems from recent annexation of residential areas into the city.
Ancient sources note temple construction in honor of feline deities. The report also mentions a corporation producing batite sulphates used in oil field drilling.
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