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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1949

Page

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Bank Robbery Suspects Apprehended in Tennessee

Law officers report the arrest of three men in Tennessee on March 7 in connection with a bank robbery. Alleges the suspects faced charges as authorities unfold details of the heist and the recovered loot.

Tenn Cers

Prisoner Delivered After Escape From Dade County Jail

On February eight the prisoner was brought to Shelby county jail by Deputy Marshal Jack Peeples and Guard W F Better of Miami. Anderson was arrested in Miami with two women and Clyde M Jahngat, Johnson escaped from the Dade County Flat last Tuesday morning and is being sought by federal authorities. A warrant has been issued for Billie Frances Glazer for involvement in Johnson escape. The two women, Mrs Vienn Anderson and Mrs Mabel Elizabeth Scroggins, dressed with Anderson and Johnson, will be returned to Memphis. They began their trip Saturday morning at 2 o clock to prevent any Confederate retaliation.

Shelby County Jall Jack Peeples W. F. Better Miami Nderson Clyde M. Jahngat Johnson Dade County Billie Frances Glazer Anderson Memphis Vienn Anderson Imra Mabel Elizabeth Scroggins

Ex-Shortstop Fighting for His Life

Former Chicago White Sox shortstop Bill Gissell, 45, was reported in serious condition after a heart attack. He collapsed and was placed in an oxygen tent at Cley Hospital, according to hospital officials.

Chicago Bill Gissell Chicago White Sox Cley Hospital Cissell White Sox

Not Nice Enough Dear Miss Dix

Column excerpt recounts reader dilemmas on social class, parenting, and marriage. A mother’s strict standards clash with dating choices. advice ranges from caution against snobbery to urging tolerance. Readers seek guidance on domestic balance, jealousy, divorce, and wartime veterans adjusting to civilian life.

Miss Dix

Baptist Union Meet at L A March 18-19

Two thousand Baptists from every section of Arkansas will meet with the First Baptist Church Little Rock March 18 19 for the third annual State Baptist Training Union Convention The event expected to be the largest in 1945 will feature speakers Dr W Marshall Craig Dr Joe W Burton and Dr J E Lamblin with ten out of state leaders and a 150 person program staff The convention aims to promote better Training Union work in churches and to train members The Sword Drill tournament and Speakers Tournament will select state representatives for Ridgecrest North Carolina There are eight district vice presidents and Mrs Ruth Tolleson is secretary The week of July 21-27 1949 is noted but unrelated to the meeting.

Arkansas First Baptist Church Little Rock State Baptist Training Union Convention W. Marshall Craig Gaston Avenue Baptist Church Dalas Texas Joe W. Burton Home Life Magazine J. E. Lamblin Training Union Department of the Baptist Sunday School Board Ieaders Ralph W. Davis State Training Union Stanley Jordan Springgale Ruth Tolleson Siloam Springs Ridgecrest North Carolina

Molotov to Succeed Stalin as Premier Aide

Moscow reports 59 tomorrow for V. M. Molotov, Stalin’s nearest associate, who will take over core duties while remaining vice chairman of the council of ministers and a top politburo member. He has long been a key ally in shaping five year plans and Soviet foreign policy.

Moscow D. V. M. Molotov Stalin Andrei Y. Vishinsky Council of Ministers Communist Party Molotov Soviet Academy of Science Moscow Radio and Press Generalissime Staln

Hempstead Red Cross Contributions Reported

Reported contributions to Hempstead Red Cross include $752.11 from Ward 2 and donations from Mr. and Mrs. Geo McDowell Mrs. Olin Puriell Mr. and Mrs. E G and Mrs John Owens.

Hempstead Red Cross Geo. McDowell Olin Puriell E. G John Owens

A Great Relief For Acid Indigestion and Distress

An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a time tested stomach aid that relieves indigestion, tones the stomach, and improves appetite. It claims the formula contains no soda and helps the body release digestive juices for better food breakdown and tissue repair.

Fragmentary Names Listed in Local Social Array

A garbled OCR list names many individuals including Mys. Raymond Jordan Lena Thorton Paula Raley Storey Carl Jones Jimmy Fields J. No Johnson Otha Taylor Barngest Ridadil J. A. McStarty Richard Hoge Tammy Baker J.E. Cooper Henry Taylor A. K. Holloway C. C. Stuart Tulia Sutton Omoera Evans Nova Evans in a scattered social notes segment.

Raymond Jordan Lena Thorton Paul Raley Paula Faye Raley N. Storey Eal Carl Jones Jimmy Fields J. No Johnson Otha Taylor Barngest Ridadil J. A. McStarty Richard Hoge Tammy Baker J.E. Cooper Henry Taylor A. K. Holloway

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Ladies’ Specialty Shop John P. Cox Drug CO Cramo Toni Crama GIO Marquisette Poni Dot Penney's Rand Mama Fme JO P Little Mary George Dix Mme Tomantix Sally Mamie Dorothy Dix Don Juan The Bell Syndicate Inc Georgetown University United States Appliance Headquarters Cp Yrungsloun Jhilelens Hamm Tire & Appliance Co Cook Telephone Baptist Union L.A Joe Burton Harry Segnar Main Ming M. McWilams Sadie Ponlcedee J.H. Porterfield Kathleen Hosey Beatrice Abram W.J. Stroud Geo. Cory J.D. Bylick Tol-Ei-Tex Company Frash A.D. Brannon Lloyd Spencer A. A. Halbert John Shields Mes Lloyd Leverett Raymond Robins Vno Anton Davis Floyd Leverett Mis Bloy Slanea Leo Robins Nettie Brogden Koonce A. EL John Hattstiel Slaneyu Glen William P Marie Parkin and Simms Tao E E. Whit Green Dick Watkins Nannie Purikin Robert Bressle C.W. Tar David Frith Stephen Cook Byron Hefner Powell Nash L. Earl Powell RB. Hinkley Ethyle Schmidt Histon, Samuel Ray T Turner Don Faris BF. Johnson Claude Agee Frank Hearne C. Whatley Cc. Coleman Young Chevrolet Co Lloyd Insite Jim Hogue P. Young, Jr Clyde Sexton Robert Martin Claudie Walker Opelia Balls B. Marcum Clyde Quillian Tom Clark Roy Berry C. C. Stuart Tulia Sutton Omoera Evans Nova Evans John Schroeder Hitts Shoe Store Pipabello Beldewell Lydia B. Pinkham Pinkhams ROY Anderson & Co Buick J Speer Roger Clinton Buick Co E. Third St Hope, Ark
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