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Published weekday edition details for Hope Star in Hope Arkansas. Lists staff roles including Alex H Washburn editor publisher Paul H Jones managing editor and others with office and subscription information and advertising contacts.
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Underground Warns of New Jewish Riots
Jerusalem reports the Jewish underground threatens a new wave of violence if the death sentences for three condemned youths are not carried out before the UN hearings end. The Zvai Leumi cautions against waiting for the UN committee and vows reprisals.
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New Game Wardens Must Pass Rigid Tests
Little Rock on June 17 state officials announced future game wardens must meet strict standards. The State Game and Fish Commission approved hiring 20 more wardens from July 1, requiring ages 25 to 40, physical and aptitude tests, a high school education or equivalent, good character, and a training course led by Dr. S C Dellinger of the University of Arkansas. The body also redraws districts to align with seven congressional districts, closed commercial fishing at Kealty and Candler lakes plus Miller County, and named Dr Don Ham from Clarksville to complete a two year term as chairman. he is ineligible to succeed himself.
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German youth slow to absorb democracy, says Clay
Berlin June 17 General Lucius D. Clay blamed Germanys youth for not embracing democratic principles since V E Day and cited lack of strong German leadership as the cause for slow progress in building a democratic society.
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Youth in Allied Germany Report Highlights Demographics and Needs
Clay notes progress in democratizing wards and calls for moral and spiritual revival among German youth. He stresses reorienting youth movements toward democracy and peace, reforming schools, improving conditions, and expanding outside contact. In the American zone, 2,299,407 youths aged 10 to 18, with 890,416 in groups, mostly religious or sports. many lack leadership, and training leaders will take years.
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Mystery of the von Trapp girl deepens after alpine escape
A girl known as Rosemarie von Trapp vanished from her chalet during a severe mountain storm near Hanks Mountain. Sheriff deputies search wooded trails and the Little River area as a B-29 crash far to the south is reported, with the father Baron Georg von Trapp having died recently in the U S.
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