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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
1
Funeral services for Mrs W M elt who died yesterday were held at 4 p m today at the Baptist Church by the Rev Burial will be in Rose Cemetery pallbearers: Merlin Coop f Stewart R L Ponder Lea Brum Henry Haynes and J J
Dorothy Lawlor sails for the Dominican Republic aboard Pan American to find a husband offering $10,000 for her hand. She believes this trip will finally secure a marriage despite years of uncertainty.
Former Czech envoy Slavik recounts Masaryk death at Czernin Palace amid a break with the Communist government. He says Masaryk killed two attackers after a dispute, police removed bodies, and Karl Gottwald era faces strong opposition. Slavik warns Benes is closely watched and escape unlikely.
The new Baptist church at Okay will hold special singing services Friday June 20 at 8 Bein with Horace Ketrinedy and Dale Dennis in charge. The singing begins a two weeks singing school in the church. Sessions run daily Monday through Friday starting June 21. The public is invited to join in the singing Sunday night and the two weeks school.
New York hatcheck girl Dotty, disguised on arrival, seeks a husband offering a $10,000 cash settlement. She planned to fly to Ciudad Trujillo but lacked papers until a valid visa was issued amid reporters and flashbulbs. She praised a previous suitor, Danny Wicker, but he offered no cash and she rejected him.
National stockyard market reports cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges by weight and kind. Notes include recent gains losses and steady trends across肉 beef vealers poultry and produce in Chicago New York New Orleans and related markets.
County Health Unit schedules typhoid and diphtheria shots along with smallpox vaccinations at Guernsey Negro Seoul and Hlape with separate white and Black vaccination times. A July 2 relocation to Blevins white and Colin bus white schools will set hours from 8 to 4. Clarksgilly coach Gill Metheny is reappointed, and Heidelberg fire kills a German university building staff.
The unions for North Little Rock hall access were denied by Federation leaders, with Wallace representatives from Fort Smith blocked by orders from FTA President James Gilmore. Regional organizer Walter Harris stated the party and CTO would not support Wallace on the November ballot. William Buren was appointed assistant marketing director at the university service.
Notice filed June 3 1948 in Sempstead County Arkansas petitions to annex territory surrounding City of Hope. Document details include described land parcels within townships 12S 24W, multiple quarters and railroad right of way, and names of signatories and witnesses. Hearing set for July 13 1948 before County Court with notice to electors and landholders.
A historical discussion questions a nationwide strike's effectiveness while noting union responses to government terms. The piece references Ton Le Lewis, the United Mine Workers, and James C. Petrillo, highlighting public relations efforts and concerns over rail transportation disruption and national prestige.
The Arkansas Press Association schedules its summer convention with the second and third vice presidents presiding due to illness of the president and first vice president. D. H. Beerstecher of Malvern remains hospitalized in Little Rock, while M. J. Gillespie of De Wall Bluff sits at home. Secretary-manager L. J. Miner is also hospitalized in Little Rock. Second Vice President W. A. Love of Warren will preside.
The speaker criticizes the ban on recordings and mocks unions for using pressure. He argues that no product or point of view sells without public interest, sympathy and acceptance, noting you cannot win support by threatening the public with inconvenience and shortages of essentials.
Philadelphia and Little Rock delegates to the Republican National Convention have been placed on the convention resolutions committee. The APA office estimates 150 to 200 newspaper men and their wives will attend the convention tomorrow night.
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