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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1949

Page

5

Business and Professional Womens Club Meets At BarLow

The Business and Professional Womens Club held its monthly meeting at the BarLow Hotel on Thursday at 7 oclock. Miss Elsie Weisenberger and Miss Joyce Fin cher served as hostesses. A four course dinner for 23 members and 3 guests was served, with decorations in the St Patrick's Day motif. Senator Gy Crow and Mrs. H C Marlin attended. one new member was welcomed.

Business Wid Professional Womens Club Mareh Barlow Hotel Elsie Weisenberger Mink Joyce Fineier Br. Pocas Business and Oelock Yexulay Joyce Fincher H. C. Marlin Frances Weisenberger Gy Crow James McCullough Weisenberger

Greeks Thwart Plot to Kill General Van Fleet in Greece

Greek Minister of Public Order Constante Rentis announced a plot to assassinate Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, head of the American military mission, had been discovered and thwarted. Police seized suspects before they could strike, with some admitting plans to kill Van Fleet between March 20 and 23 amid a national week of work and victory. The incident marks the first declared assassination attempt against him in over four years of service in Greece.

Athens Constante Rentis James A. van Fleet Greece Rentis Rehuis van Fleet Henry F. Grady Free Greece Communist Radio

Legion Head Discusses U S Cutbacks and Housing in Helena

National Legion commander Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas spoke at the Richard L Itchen American Legion post banquet in Helena about government cutbacks in housing and veterans programs. He said most veterans are former service members who should have a say in spending decisions and noted progress through legislation, with more to come in sixty days, while outlining the Legion’s aim to build a stronger nation through youth.

Helena National American Legion Perry Brown Beaumont Tex Legion Congress Nexi Brown Richard Litchens American Legion Leonard Modtdy Mariantia John Ike Moore Gen I. L. McAlister Little Rovk Sidney McMeth

Sigma Nu pledges elect Bo Thomas Arkansas president

Payetteville March 9 Special Bo Thomas of Fulton was chosen president of the pledge class at Sigma Nu Fraternity University of Arkansas in a recent election He is the son of Mr and Mrs W M Thomas route No 1 Fulton in the College of Business Administration.

Payeteville Bo Thomas Fulton Sigma Nu University of Arkansas W. M. Thomas Fulion College of Business

Coming and Going in a Wartime Oklahoma Visit

Local notes recount W Young returning from a trip to Sapeipa Oklahoma with Mrs Young attending family weddings and visits. Several relatives are listed as guests in Ada Dallas and Portland areas. Activities include church events, teaching duties, and weekend gatherings with numerous names and locations across Oklahoma and Texas.

L, W. Young Sapeipa Oklahoma

Hospital Notes Branch Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Admission notes from Branch Hospital list patients such as Agu Ttisberts and JOSEPHINE HOSPITAL entries with admission and discharge statuses. Mentions include Putman Hope Jus and Poyth Hopy with discharge and minor Polk, and Hope, along with anniversaries and names like Homer Vashir Hope and May.

Josephine Hospital Putman Hope

Television Vultures and Domestic Noise

Dorothy Dix answers readers about coping with television's intrusion into the home. The column lampoons noisy viewers, offers blunt advice on handling intruders, and discusses the balance of household budgets and allowances in a dated, opinionated tone.

Rewdat Gains 30 Minutes on Mississippi River Run

The stowboat Rewdat moved upriver toward Memphis after a 30 minute gain during the night protest. The vessel, powered by diesel, approached New Orleans area routes before passing Pensacola and setting a pace that stirred competitive claims from rival crews.

Mississippi River

Baseball Ordered to Explain New York Mystery

A garbled OCR fragment mentions baseball in New York and a request to explain unclear details. Key names and places are unreadable, but the item hints at a debated baseball topic or announcement without coherent facts.

Red Cross Campaign Contributions Reported

Previously reported totals show contributions to the Red Cross campaign totaling $1,391.77 and an additional amount noted as 1. The brief item records the ongoing fundraising figures and alludes to further accounting or follow up on the remaining sum.

Red Cross

Cease Fire Pact Signed in Palestine

The Associated Press reports Israel and Transjordan signed a formal cease fire at Rhys amid fighting near Aqaba. Britain, U.N. observers, and regional leaders react as talks press toward a full armistice.

Palestine Associated Press Israel TransJordan Palpatine Ava Aqaba Tel Aviv U. M Exsterm Palestine Iroy

Spur of Moment Train Robbery By Two Ex-Cons

George T Ashton and Luman Ramsdell, both ex-convicts, confessed planning a spontaneous Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador train holdup near Martinsburg West Virginia. They described threatening passengers and a steward after an alleged dispute over a drink, then fleeing to a Washington bus and a naval yard pursuit ending in their capture.

Washington George T., Ashton Baltimore and Ohio Luman i Mamedel Ashlant Martinsburg W. Va Ile Ashton Ramsdell Washington Gaul Washington Terminal Despcradoes Naval Pawkshop Raans

2 State School Papers Win Na' ye Recognition

Two Arkansas state school papers win top honors in the 25 National contest sponsored by Cobin University Scholastic Preservation. Recipients announced today include Arkansas State Teachers College Conway for first place in senior high school printed papers under 300 words.

New York jArkingsas Co’ bin University Scholastic Pressveation Arkansas Callet Conway Ta Timber - Times Marea Arts

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