Hope Star Hope 1924 publication details and staff
The Hope Star Star of Hope newspaper lists staff including Mrs. G. E. Palmer as president and Alex. Washburn as editor and publisher. It provides address at The Star Building, 212-14 South Walnut Street, Hope Arkansas, with advertising and management contacts and subscription rates for various regions and durations. The paper notes its association with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO
G. E. Palmer
Alex
Washburn
Lacy-Tres
Star
South Wormh Street
Mopo
Associated Free
Associated Press
Liggett & Myers Drop Untouchables and Other Shows
New York AP Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co will drop sponsorship of The Untouchables along with Asphalt Jungle and Adventures in Paradise from ABC after programs were moved to 10 to 11 p.m. Protests by Italian descent groups cited Italian name gangsters in The Untouchables, a prohibition era Federal agents series. Rep Alfred Santangelo NY Federation president called for action.
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New York
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
the Untouchables
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Untouchables
Alfred Santangelo
Federation
Kiwanis Dinner Honors Milestones and Public Friction Over Cigarettes
Prescott news notes Milton Stokes presiding at Kiwanis weekly dinner at Broadway Water. Jim Nelson gave invocation. Floyd Hubbard endorses a boycott of four Liggett & Myers brands amid Italian American protest. 250 picket ABC studio led by Anthony Anastasia in labor dispute. Albert Anastasia, famed Murder Inc figure, was slain in 1957. Liggett & Myers brands listed include Chesterfield Oasis L and M Duke. Rome survey shows steady Liggett & Myers sales despite objections. Kiwanis wins Freedom Foundation Citizenship award. Engagement announced for Mildred Elizabeth Loomis to Otis Melvin Preslar. May 26 wedding planned in Arkadelphia First Baptist. Junior Girls Sunday School elects officers. In Other Days column, 25 Years Ago note on Claud M. Hirst.
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Milton Stokes
Broadway Water of the Kiwanis Club
Jim Nelson
Floyd Hubbard
Boycot
Liggell & Myers
ABC
Anthony
Tough Tony) Anastasia
Brooklyn
Albert Anastasia
Liggett & Myers
Murder, Inc
Duke
Rome
Sidney Loomis
Revenue Department Building Plan Seen Improving Tax Service
Arkansas officials outline a two story revenue department building with basement to ease crowded offices in the capitol area. A 1.5 million appropriation funds construction and equipment, with a ground floor for public-facing offices and ample parking. The design aims for efficiency, similar to other state facilities, and will detail final location on capitol grounds by a forthcoming commission decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Starr
Little Rock
Revenue Department
J. Orville Cheney
General Assembly
Cheney
Mack Sturgis
Louis Mashburn
Capitol
Tate
Titan Missile on Display in Little Rock Ceremony
A Titan I missile similar to those to be installed in 18 central Arkansas stages will be shown in Little Rock starting Thursday. Rep. Dale Alford will speak at the raising ceremony as the Titan, 102 feet tall, is displayed on a downtown parking lot to mark the 16th anniversary of the Strategic Air Command.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Dale Alford
Lillle Rock
Seyal
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Arkansas Complex
Capitol Revenue Building Planned In Capitol Complex
The Highway Department Building, opened in 1939, led a line of state structures including Health, Education, Welfare, and Game and Fish. The 70,000 square foot Revenue Department building would be financed by tapping the revenue stabilization reserve and a 50 cent to 1 dollar auto title fee rise, with plans for a drive in window and modern accounting to boost tax collection. Secretary Nancy Hall will decide location to fit the capitol complex layout.
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Capitol
Highway Department
Health Department
Education Department
Welfare Department
Game and Iish Commission
Cheney
Revenue Department
Revenue Department Building Fund
Revenue Stabilization Reserve Fund
Revenue Building Fund
Ville
Frank Story
State Board of Finance
Weather forecast for Louisiana and nearby regions
Thunder showers and cooler conditions in the north portion with partly cloudy mild weather in the south tonight. Thursday shows partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thunderstorms late day. Temperatures range from the 70s to mid 80s, with cooler nights from the 40s in the far north to near 60 in the far south. Louisiana remains clear to partly cloudy through Thursday with warmer nights and highest temperatures around the 80s on Thursday.
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Louisiana
Murrow to Head U S Information Agency
The Senate confirmed Edward R. Murrow as director of the U S Information Agency and Donald M. Wilson as deputy. Ambassadors named include J Graham Parsons to Sweden Frances Willis to Ceylon and Frederick Nolting Jr to Vietnam. Avery Peterson named U S Representative to the UN Economic and Social Council panel.
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Washington
Senate
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Donald M. Wilson
New Jersey
USIA
J. Graham Parsons
New York
Sweden
Frances DP. Willis
California
Ceylon
Frederick E. Nolting, Jr
Virginia
Republic of Vietnam
Avery F. Peterson
Idaho
U.S
Economic Commission For
Luncheon Featuring Fulbright and General McConnell
A luncheon will host Senator J. W. Fulbright and Lt. Gen. John P. McConnell commander of the 2nd Air Force at Barksdale Field Louisiana. McConnell is a Booneville Arkansas native and speaker at the event.
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J. W. Fulbright
John P. McConnell
2Nd Air Force
Barksdale Field
McConnell
Booneville, Ark
Warning Order in Chancery Court Dorman case Arkansas
Betty May Durham Dorman sues Glen Wesley Dorman in Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court No 8377 to answer within thirty days. Clerk Jamie Russell seals the court dated February 25, 1961 with further notices March 1 5 15 22 1961.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Betty May Durham Dorman
Glen Wesley Dorman
Jamie Russell
Notice of minor estate sale in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the Hempstead County Probate Court Grace Anette Walker and Charles M Walker Jr minors Mary Nell Walker guardian petitions for authority to sell the minors interests by private sale to C W Young for 27701 35 with 7000 cash and 1081 35 due Jan 1 1962 and 2180 yearly for nine years at 6 percent interest a mortgage to Federal Land Bank of St Louis balance 11440 50 lands in Howard County described as sections 14 23 township 11 south range 27 west 480 acres more or less hearing set March 26 1961 10:00 a m County Courthouse Hope Arkansas.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Grace Anette Walker
Charles M. Walker Jr
Mary Nell Walker
Grace
Annette Walker
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
C. W. Young
Howard County
Hope
J.D. Turnage
Ark
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Hope Star
Post Office of
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The
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Haze
Mall
Hempstead
Novou
LaFaoyette
Howard and
Miller Chan
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Sterich
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
Fraser
Charlton Heston
Dad
el Cid
Spain
Charlton
Prescott News
Man
Prescott Jr. High
Kiwanis, International
Freedom Foundation
Miss Loomis
Glass
First Baptist Church
Gail Thompson
Bobbie Sue Riggs
Becky Garrett
C. la 1 Riggs
A.G
Claud M. Ilirst
Room On Wheels
TOL -E- Tex Company
E. Third St., Hope, A
Revenue Dept
Dept. of Esucation of
Territory
Alaska
Commission of Indian Affairs
Dept. of Interiors
Hirst
Prescott
Camden
Jonesboro
Bob Fincher
Walter Nutt
John’ Pittman
Fine Bluff
Co. P. Lee
Mrs
Bob Reynolds
Mr. Fincher
Jack Robey
Gus Robey
Ara Ross Robey
Hot Springs
H. H. McKenzie
0. G. Hirst
Prank
Turberville
Texarkana
Jr. College
Brice Stewart
Bob Davis
Haskell Hays
Gentry
Conoco
Third & Louisiana Sts
Doe Gentry
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
Voth & la
Hwy
Herndon - Cornelius
Porter
Agiement & Garage
Perry's
Barney Gaines
Eugene Oshean
Carl Thornton
Dillon
AAA
Titan
Murrow
U.S. 1
Mike Sale
Mike
Ska
Torr i
St. Blue
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