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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1951

Page

4

Iran nationalizes oil as Britain and US face uncertain policy

Washington editor argues Iran's parliamentary vote to seize British oil interests signals a volatile shift in Middle East oil power. He notes Britain and United States may defend long standing contracts while Soviet influence looms. The piece links Iran's move to broader themes of democracy, state control, and geopolitical risk, warning of potential conflict.

Iran Great Britain Britain Associated Press Tehran Wieseiziu Soviet Russia Middle East Joe Stalin United States

Heidt Show Pleases Crowd With Variety Night at Coliseum

A large crowd enjoyed Horace Heidt’s show at the Coliseum a fast paced night of music and comedy. Ben Bernie Mann won first prize of 25 dollars in the talent contest with Ted Jones second for 10 dollars and Raymond Lacvfield third for 5 dollars. Lille Edile Camaroty at six stole the show with accordion and ease while Ernie the two year old magician performed. Don Mellvanic, 20, offered a radio soap sketch and Pierce Knox, blind since childhood, impressed with Marimba Melodies.

Horace Heidt Coliseum Ben Bernie Mann Camden Hope Ted Jones Raymond Lacvfield el Dorado Lille Edile Camaroty

Walter Verhalen Heads County Safety Council in Hope

Mrs Bess Proctor of Life Rock represented the Arkansas Safety Council in Hope to organize the Hempstead County Safety Council aimed at reducing yearly accidents through public awareness. Officers elected include President Walter Verhalen Jr, first vice president Mrs George Peck, second vice president Fred Gresham, and secretary treasurer Mrs Paul Kilpsch with committees named Publicity Eddie Holland and home gaiety Parkwood.

Bess Proctor Life Rock Arkansas Safety Council Hempstead Fred ‘Gresham Paul Kilpsch Eddie Holland Fark Wood

Union Easter Sunrise Service Set for March 25

The 18th annual Easter Sunrise Service will begin at 4 20 a m Sunday March 25 at the high school stadium with Rev Lewetten T Lawrence of the First Presbyterian Church delivering the sermon. The Sunrise Service is an annual Hope Ministerial Alliance event with pastors from various churches sharing the message and Anderson named chairman, a role he has held since the first union service 15 years ago. Program details will be announced later.

Lxbool Lewetten T. Lawrence First Presbyterian Church

Junior High Program Full of Entertainment

The Saint Patrick's program lit up the Junior High auditorium this afternoon with Silver Nymph Mantillo piano solos by Bill Andrews and a Glee Club chorus directed by Mrs. Paul O Neal. Acted scenes include Wilbur's Wild Night with Wilbur Maxwell and cast, plus a pantomime Doing what comes Naturally by Ann Adams. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. the public is invited.

Linda Hallbert Land Billy Wray Billy Johnson Jack Keck Carolyn Lewallen Bobby Kay Turner Mennette Stardust Billye Williams Peck Exogene Fuller Mr. Cannon Sylvia Arnold Jo Ann Hartsfield Jimmy Haynes

Methodist Youths in Fellowship Meet

The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening with 14 members and 1 visitor responding to roll call. Bernice Jean Edminston presided at the business session as plans were made for dying Easter eggs for Kindergarten children. William Perkins played the Fee Jude and Carolyn Lewallen performed Faith of Our Fathers. Dick Broach summarized an interview with J S Lieblong highlighting traits for youth to develop for successful living, stressing trustworthiness. Edith Massey guest speaker reviewed the Sixth Chapter in The Big Fisherman by Douglas.

Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship Bepnie Jean Edminston William Perkins Fee- Jude Carolyn Lewallen Faith of Our Fathers Dick Broach J. S. Lieblong Lieblong Edith Massey Douglas

Marine Private First Class Holcomb Promoted

Marine Private First Class William C. Holcomb, son of Mr and Mrs T C Holcomb of Bingen Ark, completed recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif and was promoted to Private First Class for finishing with a clean record.

Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif William C. Holcomb T. C. Holcomb General Delivery Bingen Ark

Easter Cantata Planned by Presbyterians

Presbyterians plan an Easter cantata titled The Glory of the Cross by Rosemary Hadler to be presented Easter Sunday afternoon March 24 at 5 o clock at Fleet Presbytery Church. The program includes well known hymns such as When I Survey The Wondrous Cross The Old Rugged Cross and Beneath The Cross Of Jesus and consists of parts Contemplation of the Cross One Unworthiness His Suffering and Our Consecration to encourage attendance from neighboring churches.

Fleet Presbyteryior Aftumun Rosemary Hadler Jesus

New Presbyterian Pastor to Be Officially Installed

Rev. Llewellyn T. Lawrence will be installed as minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Hope during evening worship on March 18 at 7:50. Presbytery chairman Rev. Wm. G. Bensberg will preside, with sermon by James A. Millard Jr. and charges by Rev. C. V. Farrell and Mr. H. W. McMillan. Lawrence formerly served at Viret Church in Oxecula and pastored in McMinnville, Lebanon, and Cooksville Tennessee.

Llewellyn T. Lawrence First Presbyterian Church of Hope Wm. G. Bensberg Prescott Ouachita Presbytery James A. Millard, Jr First Presbyterian Church Hot Sprimers C. V. Farrell Fexarkana Arkansan Church H.W. McMillan Arkadelphia Hope Church Lawrence Viret Presbyterian Church Oxceula Arkansas McMinnville Tennessee Lebanon Cooksville The Synod of Tennessee Arkansas Synod Assembly

Missing Stock Found in Pasture Near Saratoga

Two head of livestock feared stolen from W. M. Dillard of Saratoga were found after a pasture search. A bull reported lost was located as well. The search was ordered by Sheriff Claud Sutton with state police assistance.

W. M. Dillard Saratoga Claud Sutton Istate Police

Demonstration on Pasture Crops at M S Bales Pasture

An open house on pasture cover crops will run from 10 to 12 on Friday March 16 at the M S Bales pasture on 16th Street. Tall Fescue grass Ladino and white clover reseeding crimson clover singletary peas hope clover and winter vats are the demonstration subjects. All interested persons are invited.

M. S. Bales 16Th Street

Garth Crust Estimate Sparks Geological Discussion

A fragment notes an estimated solid crust of the garth measuring 36 miles, with unclear orientation and context. The brief hints at a geological calculation or map reading, but details remain unreadable, leaving the core assertion as a distant geological estimate.

Jet Plane Takes Off Here Today

A F20 jet plane that made a forced landing nearby weeks ago will depart for Shreveport around 3 30 p m today. About 100 people gathered to watch and the pilot performed rolls as a farewell gesture.

Shreveport

Teacher Salary Aid Received by Treasurer in Heipstead County

County treasurer Miss Lucille Ruggles announced state education department aid totaling 24510 dollars for Tenchiys Bidary districts. Breakdown lists Guernsey 1450 and entries including Patmos Spring, Hull, SASBET, Suruluga, and Hope of te v.42.

Heipstead County Tenchiys State Education Department Lucille Ruggles Bieving Coc Sasbet Hope of Te Guernsey Suruluga Patmos Spring Hull

Hempstead County Men Report For Draft Induction

Hempstead County draft board led by J. M. Duffie announces fifteen local men including triplets Calvin Ray Ward Alvin Ward and Maryvin Ward among those reported for induction to Texarkana. Also named are Darrell Shelton O Steen Kenneth May Kennedy Here many Make Wallace Hillary Noten Mack Orlin Cooley Joseph Eugene Boozer Robert Eugene Callier Hames Russell Bennett Elmer Madison Clark Dale Aura Tolle Edward Boozer Kenneth Lafferty.

J. M. Duffie Texarkana Calvin Ray Ward Alvin Ward Maryvin Ward Darrell Shelton O' Steen Kenneth May Kennedy Wallace Hillary Noten Mack Orlin Cooley Joseph Eugene Boozer Robert

Leaders Delay Showdown on Draft Age

House Armed Services committee approves a bill to lower the draft age to 18 and create a universal military training program after four days of closed door wrangling. An amendment would let inductees choose race segregated units, countering President Truman’s push for desegregation. A Senate bill would set youth service from 19 to 25, with size capped at 4 million, and Republicans may seek broader arms limits and veto power over troop deployments to Europe.

Wellingtin Maren Wl House Jeaders House Armed Services Committee Wingan Vinson Rep. Winstead House Committee Senate Pentagon Europe

Hope Chamber of Commerce Board Sets Committee Plan

The Hope Chamber of Commerce board met to map future work and assign committee liaisons. They expect similar membership drive funds to last year’s nine thousand five hundred dollars and will distribute regulation No. 7 to merchants under price stabilization. The group notes inquiries from students and tourists, and mentions plans for a market for farm produce.

Hope Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Franklin McLarty Foy Hammons Herbert Burns Baail York Dewey Baker W. W. White Filoyce Weisenberger Guy Basye Vincent Poster Ben Owen Jimomy LaGrossa Mike Keldy Office of

Five Grass Fires Threaten Firemen Across County

Fire crews battled five grass fires in varied locations, stretching resources as crews reported flames spreading rapidly amid dry conditions. No injuries were listed, but several structures remained at risk as neighborhoods watched for hotspots.

Probers Press Costello to Return in New York Drama

The Costello confrontation with Senate probing committee escalated as he stormed out of a hearing and refused to testify. He warned he would walk out again, while New York officials described Saratoga gambling as a hub for illicit activity. The session noted police actions in the 1940s era and questioned local government involvement in gambling enforcement.

New York Saratoga Spring Frank Costello Costello Charles la Forge Saratoga la Farge Atorney Arraat U. S. Square Vly Castello Erline Lim U. S

Hope Placed on Home Loan List for Veterans

The Little Rock Regional Office of the Veterans Administration announces that veterans in Hope Arkansas may apply directly for home loans. Applicants must have been unable to obtain 4 percent private financing. Previously, only Hope was excluded from county eligibility for direct loans.

Little Rock Veterans Administraion Hope Arkansas

Spa Group Asks Court Test on Livestock Law

Nine Garland county residents seek a court ruling to restore the state wide effect of the halted livestock law. They filed no petition in Pulaski Chancery Court yesterday, asking that Section 120 of the 1961 legislature be declared void. The act modified an inflated act adopted at the 1950 general election, prohibiting owners from allowing livestock to run wild.

Little Neck Garland County Pulaekt Chancery Court Silvestock Ub Jargu

Man Elected to Congress Faces Homefront Troubles

Washington dispatch recalls Walter Mlogers of Pampa Texas who after winning a House seat discovers first the grind of settling in Washington. He and his large family endure moving hurdles, housing shortages, a flooded basement and a miswired dishwasher as they adapt to life in the capital.

Washington Walter Mlogers Pampa Tex Congress Rep Rogers Eus John Edward Walter Edward Susan Daly Thomnon Kelly Robert Joseph Mary Cathering Jean Rogery Arkenast Shreveport Shoreham Nix Heres Fyantie Sire

Fragmented travelogue of wartime shelling and troop advances

Disjointed OCR fragment reports Red forces shelling and Allied air and ground actions across a central front near Nongchon and parallel 38, with U.S. and South Korean troops advancing on high ground and in mountain passes. Communist positions retreat under pressure while Allied communications and front lines shift amid heavy fighting late February through March.

Earliar United Nations U S Chin Yountaty Mons Ant U. S Ao Publican Dapital Flys Othor Mink Incongl Ridaeling

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