Hope Star Announces 1929 Consolidation and Staff
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas details its 1929 consolidation and describes the staff including President C. Palmier, editors Alex Washburn and Loey-Trace, and publisher Alex Westburn. The report lists office address at The Star Building, 212-214 South Walnut Street, Hope, with circulation practices and subscription rates. It notes Associated Press affiliation and reprint rights for local and AR news.
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Avery
Star Publishing
C. £. Palmier
Alex
H. Washburn
Loey-Trace
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkanson
Was She in Love With Love Dorothy Dix Advice Column
A reader confesses loving love itself rather than her husband, asks what to do as her spouse returns from overseas in five months. Dorothy Dix counsels self reflection to uncover the patterns, noting devotion to security and affection over the marriage vows and urging personal growth. A humorous classified typo about tombstones in Concord, North Carolina, is noted.
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Helen
Jomet
Jetter
Marriet
Concord
N.C
Conward ‘Tribune
D. J. Paggart
Trombones Not Tombstone on Wearing ity Teenager
Dear Teenager and Dear Klen columns offer health tips and family guidance. An iron deficiency note urges mothers to take daughters for physicals for natural color and vigor. A grandma appeal discusses grandparent care and aging identity, with a request to send problems to Helen Erskine and Dorothy Dix trademark noted.
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Helen
Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Letter to editor about city weeds near railroad right of way
The Hope Star prints a reader signed letter criticizing city government for allowing five foot weeds and tall grass along Missouri Pacific Railroad right of way near the Frisco crossing west of town. The writer urges action to clear the overgrowth to improve safety for motorists on Pine Street between West Division Street and the crossing.
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Hope Star
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Frisco
Eack
Pine Street
West Division Street
Yourstvery
Walker
Advice column on a young girl asked about lipstick use
A reader explains her mother allowed lipstick at age 12 then forbade it until 15 after reading a column. She worries about looking pale without lipstick and asks whether her mother should permit continued use. The exchange centers on parental guidance and cosmetic rules for a minor.
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Velen
Piel
Portugal May Be Cool to Rusk
In Lisbon United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets Portuguese dictator Salazar amid strained ties over U.N. probes into Angola and Goa. Rusk's 10 day NATO tour includes a planned hour long talks with Salazar and foreign minister Noguerira. Demonstrations mark his arrival as Azores base policy could hinge on talks. New York hosts about twenty three percent of major philanthropic foundations.
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Portugal
Dean Rusk
Antonio de Oliveira Salagar
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salazar
United States
U.N
Angola
India
Goa
U.S
Azores Islands
Franco Noguerira
Editor decries welfare state and voter influence in 1962 speech
The editor rails against welfare subsidies and taxes as tools of politicians who count votes over aid recipients. He cites large food handouts and pension concerns while warning that sensational rhetoric may drive people toward extremist groups. He urges individual civic action and election reform to pull America from paralysis.
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Willy
Senate hearing cites criminality in night club scene
Washington AP reports Senate subcommittee chair Sen. John L McClellan says hearings show near unbelievable corruption in honky tonk venues. He claims clubs are gangster controlled. AGVA contracts bind dancers and guard against abuse while governing rules push out nonconforming girls. He denounces collusion between AGVA officials.
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Washington
Senate
John L McClellan
D-Ark
American Guild of Variety Artists
AGVA
McClellan
AGWA
Kennedy Wins Sugar Subsidy Fight in Congress
The Kennedy administration won a sugar policy clash as the Senate passed a bill to end subsidies to foreign producers by 4762, sending it to a House conference. The 98 year old sugar law expires Saturday, with disputes over foreign purchases and allocation to Cuba and other nations ongoing.
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Kennedy
Senate
Senate House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Harold D. Coley
D-N.c
House
U.S
Philippines
Cuba
22000 Killed In First Quarter Of 1962
Chicago AP reports the National Safety Council records more than 22,000 deaths from accidents in the first three months of 1962, a sharp rise from the same period in 1961.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Comedian Adams Attacks Subcommittee Over AGWA Handling
Joey Adams the union president testified and accused the sub committee of smearing AGWA. He charged that AGWA officials at national and branch levels knew of conditions and did nothing to correct them, while McClellan blamed the union for federal and local authorities' failures.
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AGWA
National
Joey Adams
Adams
McClellan
Weather roundup for Arkansas and nearby regions forecast highs
Arkansas and surrounding areas face partly cloudy to warm conditions through Friday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in southern counties. Temperatures today range from the mid 80s to low 90s with highs Friday in the upper 80s to low 90s and lows tonight around 60s to 70s. Northwest Missouri and eastern Missouri show mostly fair skies and continued warmth with highs near 90s and highs Friday around low to mid 90s. Louisiana exhibits scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the west through Friday. temperatures mostly in the 70s and 80s.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
West Partisan
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Associated Press
South Portion
West Portion
Southwest Arkansas
Rural Telephone seeks $451000 loan for Elaine upgrades
REA funding would enlarge and modernize the Elaine dial office and extend lines to 404 new subscribers, with part of the sum used to retire long term debts. A July 11 hearing is set by the Public Service Commission in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Rural Telephone Co., Inc
Blaine
State Public Service Commission
Rural Electrification Administration
Elaine
Ship to survey celestial sphere proposed by 196? plan
A scientist says plans exist for a spaceship to explore and survey the entire celestial sphere, potentially by late next year. Jol M. Macoveiak Jr of Grumman Aeronautical Corp outlined the project at an ASME meeting, with collaboration from the University of Wisconsin and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. The ship would orbit Earth at about 500 miles.
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Ge Bae Petty
University of Wisconsin
Smithsonian Astrophysical ‘Observatory
Safety Council Receives Its Own Safety Award
In Chicago AP reports the National Safety Council accepted its highest safety honor from the group itself. The plaque marks 3 million man hours without a disabling injury or lost day. NSC employs 375, achieved over 4 years 3 months. William H. Lowe of Inland Steel presented the award to NSC president Howard Pyle on Wednesday.
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Safety Council
Chicago
National Safety Council
William H. Lowe
Inland Steel
NSC
Howard Pyle
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