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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1947

Page

14

Hope Star masthead and rates notice from Arkansas paper

The Hope Star masthead lists Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher with Paul H. Jones as managing editor and George W. Hosmer as mechanical superintendent. It notes subscription rates, mail areas in several counties, and ad representatives in multiple cities.

Alex. H. Washburn Paul H. Jones George W. Hosmer Mech Dexsa MA Davis Emma G. Thomas Hempstead Nevada Howard Miller LaFayette

Underground Warns of New Jewish Riots

Jerusalem reports the Jewish underground issued a public notice during UN hearings warning a renewed wave of violence if death sentences for three youths condemned yesterday are delayed. The Zeirai Leumi warned reprisals would follow if executions were postponed until the UN committee leaves Palestine.

Jerusalem Que United Nations U.N Palestine Stern U. N US N Jewish Agency Trustve Lie Irgun Tel Aviv Gruner Dov Gruner

New Game Wardens Must Pass Rigorous Tests

In Little Rock on June 17 the State Game and Fish Commission set strict standards for new wardens. Twenty additional wardens will be hired July 1, requirements include ages 25 to 40, physical and aptitude exams, a high school education, good character, and training under Dr S C Dellinger of the University of Arkansas. The panel also redistricted for seven congressional districts, closed Kealty and Candler lakes to commercial fishing, and named Dr Don Ham to chair a two-year term, ineligible to succeed himself.

Little Rock Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission S. C. Dellinger University of Arkansas Zoology Department Kealty Candler Lakes Miller County Don Ham Clarksville

Berlin Youth Slow to Embrace Democracy

June 17 Berlin report quotes Gen Lucius D. Clay blaming Germanys leadership for slow adoption of democratic principles since V E Day. He states the nations youth have not absorbed key democratic ideals. He spoke amid postwar reconstruction efforts and calls for stronger civic guidance.

Berlin Lucius D. Clay Germany

Youth in American Zone Germany Faces Need for Reform

Clay reports strides in wards democratization but stresses revival of moral and spiritual forces among German youth. He urges reorienting youth movement to democratic peaceful lines, reforming schools, improving economic and political conditions, and expanding outside contacts. In the American zone aged 10 to 18 total 2,299,407 with 890,416 in youth groups. 40 percent religious, 31 percent sports. The rest join handicraft cultural trade union and other groups. More cultural and educational programs noted. 250 army officers and 600 enlisted men devote full time to youth activities. Lack of leadership seen as major deterrent to positive youth work. many years needed to train adequate young German leaders.

Clay Reich Cermany Germany

Girl vanishes in mountain storm near family camp

Rosemarie Von Trapp fled from her chalet like home during a fierce storm. She ran toward a mountain camp as deputies searched the forest and prepared to drag the Little River area. Her mother was in Boston when the incident occurred after the family had recently suffered the death of Baron Georg Von Trapp. The narrative echoes the family’s wartime escape and ties to a dramatic rescue effort.

Rosemarie Boston Baron Georg von Trapp United States

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