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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
4
Alex H. Washburn notes a brief column on spiders in Our Daily Bread. He surveys spider behavior, noting web-building, prey capture, and the role of spiders in ecosystems. The piece blends observation with practical reflections on how spiders intersect daily life.
An essay reflects on the faded parlor as Time and progress erase the old front room's social rituals. It contrasts chaperones and genteel furnishings with modern living rooms, noting how younger generations question the word's meaning while adults recall a bygone era.
R T Murry, Prescott Chamber of Commerce president, announced plans for the Antal banquet to be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Lawson House. Tickets are on sale at the Chamber building. The program lists named speakers, decorations, reception, and a dinner by Ida Hamion and Hamillan Moses.
A county 4 H event is announced by Byron Mead with activities at Fury Park on Saturday. The program lists a talent sign in, dinner, and activities for youths. The event is scheduled to begin around 10 AM with broadcasts on RAD Leos Radio.
The Axis Sally broadcaster Mildred Gillars was found guilty of treason for wartime propaganda for Germany. Sentencing may take a week or more, with possible penalties up to death or life in prison and fines. defense plans motions for new trial while Gillars maintains she loved America.
Rock site March 1 4 report says the Arkansas highway commission quickly approved reappointing D C Baker as director of highways. Gov McMath praised the move, noting Baker’s four years as highway director and the need for a strong program with available federal aid. McMath warned against political meddling, stating the department must be run by the director and capable staff.
Arrangements by Hope merchants and the Chamber of Commerce bring Dallas stylist Thelma Barsle to stage a Spring Style Show at the Saenger Theatre. Two matinee and evening showings are planned on Wednesday March 16 with no admission for the matinee. Hope girls model styles directed by Thelma Barsle along with novelty skits by local dramatic students.
Hempstead County residents heard a presentation on the nine point dairy program by A. Leon oil Extension Bairyroan of the Universitat Arkansas. Hoiley stressed high producing herds and better quality hay while addressing pastures silage and feeding. A radio broadcast on KXAR Monday, March 14 will summarize the county meeting.
An unclear reproduction lists prize items and names associated with Patmos Radio winners. The garbled text references Mrs W Bollis of Palos and various prize mentions, including jewelry and other goods, with numerous misspelled phrases and disjointed segments.
Chrysler dealers nationwide launch the Silver Anniversary models today marking a quarter century in business. The car features a roomier passenger compartment a longer wheelbase and a shorter overall length with over 60 engineering advances including a higher compression engine for more horsepower and better gasoline economy. Dealers plan elaborate unveilings with silver anniversary motifs as the Plymouth model sibling is slated for introduction next week.
Clarence Allen Bryant 22 of Dallas, arrested in Jacksonville Florida after escaping jail on February 24, with Raymond Pone 29 also of Dallas, implicated in a December 18 gun battle that wounded patrolman John Remey and killed James Harrison Short. Bryant faces charges of assault to kill burglary grand larceny. Pope pending. Jacksonville reports no trace found.
U S delegates walk out as Poland attacks Lt Gen Hodge during a U N E S C council session. The Polish delegate Juliusz Katz-Suchy accuses the U S of military control in Korea while Stinebower rebukes the Soviet delegate for disrespect. The dispute centers on admitting Korea as an associate member of the E C A F A.
Bishop Paul B. Kern will speak on A Week for God over Station KXAR from 7 15 to 7 30 a m Saturday morning and on Sunday morning from 7 45 to a m. De Harold Mohn will discuss The Church at the Best. Water was first harnessed by ancient Bay and used similar wheels for irrigation.
North Miami era feature on wild animal trainer Captain Roman Proske who explains that being eaten alive by a tiger hurts little or not at all. He recounts bites on arms and legs, past injuries, and the mental challenge of maintaining control as the tiger tests the boundary between human and animal.
Washington on March a desperate bid to save rent controls for large cities and defense areas, the administration circulated a list of more than 100 rural and small city areas that might be decontrolled. House members received the list as Congress prepared to vote on rent controls, with Rep Patman describing a potential wave of strikes if controls end in housing-short industrial areas. The move, opposed by Republicans, aimed to limit extensions while allowing decontrol in rural districts, and rent administrator Tighe Woods agreed to a plan permitting reimposition of controls if rents rise sharply.
New York March 11 One of the world’s richest men, Clendenin Ryan, launches a campaign against a shadowy political underworld he accuses of corrupting municipal government from New York to Los Angeles. He vows to break the syndicate, claims vast holdings, and says his blog marks the start of a nationwide fight for democratic power. He cites a powerful cabal led by a “Prime Minister” figure and warns of Communist influence in the party, pledging full effort to prove the charges.
Two homes were entered and robbed last night. Police report a .43 caliber pistol and other items stolen from a resident at 506 South Virginia. Investigators continue to question possible suspects as the city investigates the break ins.
Senator McClellan D Arkansas says Truman's domestic program faces hard passage in Congress. He arrived with Mrs McClellan from Washington and plans to attend funeral for Pvt Max E McClellan, North Africa 1943, then visit son John G McClellan Jr at University of Arkansas.
John L. Wilson Jr outlines how Red Cross charity funds were used responsibly during wartime and urges continued support. He notes veterans’ initial skepticism turning to trust after investigations, credits Mayor Horley’s letter for inspiring expanded efforts in Hempstead County as the drive advances.
Dear Mr. Wilson and readers, the Red Cross has distributed funds and relief items valued at thousands across the tornado area. The letter notes donations, requests support for 1949 relief goals, and asks churches and communities to aid in fundraising and aid delivery. Mayor Jim Hurley signs off urging continued assistance and community unity.
A beclouded notice notes Greene will vote on March 31 regarding a liquor measure. Court officials ruled signatures sufficient for the proposed election action and filed the necessary paperwork for the ballot.
A chaotic Senate debate centers on filibuster rules as party leaders and members clash over a proposed two thirds threshold to allow extended debate. Senator Barkley and colleagues push for or resist procedural changes while juring precedents show the chamber balancing power between majority and minority voices.
Bob Brown reports Little Rock March 11. FBI chief Morley presses Arkansas 7th General Assembly to honor commitments and fund budget boosts to pay for new stations, revenue staff, and inspectors. The legislature approves a large operating budget increase and a new investigations unit to probe liquor business, amid calls for accountability and reforms.
The Committee of the First Church met Tuesday afternoon to study plans for forming a room type used as a church parley. A committee was named to solicit purchases for the project. Members include Cline Franks Shar Moses Mrs H C Whitty and Mrs Al Park. Mrs Adams presides.
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