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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1951
Page
4
An editor named Alex H Wathburr presents brief reflections on daily nourishment and civic duty with sparse, pointed lines. The piece references a Red Cross list and hints at a one third figure, leaving the exact context unclear.
Ken Ambrose announces Hempstead county has raised only about one third of its Red Cross quota. The drive aims for 0,000. $2,000 has been contributed so far as volunteers press for more solicitations. Ambrose urges every family to check its wartime contribution and fulfill civic duty amid national mobilization.
The Hempstead Red Cross relief drive continues to climb with numerous local donors contributing. listed names include Merlin Cup Hugh Reese Robert Wilson Jos Lively and many others, with several gifts of 1.00 and higher amounts enhancing the fund totals. The campaign reflects steady community support through varied contributions from residents, families, and local couples.
The Blevins public school system will close on Friday April 6 at the end of seven months, announced by Superintendent J R Meadows. Hempstead Special District No 3 Macedonian Clow and Calumbis will close after eight months, with Hope schools Spring tent and Patmos reportedly on schedule, possibly shortened by a week. Blevins plans a bacchinurette sec vier on April 4 and graduation on April 1 per Mr Meadows.
President Truman summoned Economic Stabilizer Erle Johnston to Key West to discuss labor war tensions over wage stabilization. Johnston, flying from Miami, sought a compromise on the wage formula after labor pulled its representatives from defense agencies and rejected board redesigns. Industry argues the plan would grant excessive authority while labor disputes persist.
Miss Sue Marshall an Extension clothing specialist from Little Rock will lead the third tailoring lesson on Wednesday March 28 at Mrs Lorraine Blackwoods home 707 S Main Hope from 930 a m to 230 p m She will demonstrate inserting linings in tailored coats and jackets and assist with tailoring problems for clothing leaders Luncheon will be served
Oscar L. Mitchell, 80, longtime Nevada county resident, died today after residing in Bodeaw since 1. He served as justice of the peace, on school boards, was a Mason and a long-time member of Missionary Baptist church. Survived by two sons, four daughters, two sisters and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
At Benton 27 of 48 registered Gerard Ranch cattle sold to state buyers as Arkansas land strong shows. The 49 head brought 33,875 dollars, bulls averaged 1,720, females 1,706, with buyers from Ohio Indiana Texas Missouri Alabama and Oklahoma. A 6,300 dollar bull went to A P Cox of Texarkana. A barbecue followed, with about 200 buyers in attendance.
Winners in the Hempstead county quail conservation contest will receive over $100 in prizes at a Saturday dinner. The event is March 24 at 12:15 p m at Hotel Barlow. Some Hempstead County boys have been recommended for prizes by Game Warden Earl Barham.
Washington report on Senate debate over sending four additional U.S. divisions to bolster NATO defense. Senator Connally leads, seeks limited veto power, and favors collaboration with the President on future troop moves. Senators McMahon, Wating, Sparkman push varied approaches to oversight and wartime decisions.
The Televones will sing The Only City For the Lifteenth annual Lanter Sunrfée Service at Rightthowl stadium at 6:40 a.m. Sunday March 25. Luther Hollamongvil directs the singing with Mr. Jones replaying other music. Choirs from all participating groups are asked to sit in front of the pulpit and hope for hymns that are truly holy.
Tokyo dispatch reports Allied troops advancing along the Korean peninsula near the 38th parallel with holding lines at scattered points. The U N forces say the Chunghyang reservoir and power station northeast of Seoul were captured intact days earlier and United Nations troops have advanced beyond that point amid moderate clashes.
In a special meeting at city hall the fire and police committee recommended moving the police department to the fire station on F Second Street. Mayor Lyle Brown said plans include building an addition to the fire station. Some discussed merging both departments, but no decision, to save manpower and aid during critical periods. Street committee authorized blacktopping blocks in four improvement districts using city equipment, reducing costs for property owners.
Paris reports that General Dwight D. Eisenhower named British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery as deputy commander in the Atlantic pact army. Eight other officers were selected for staff with Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh P. Sanders as air deputy. France offered General Alphonse Juin as ground troops commander if needed.
The Hope Lions Club met at the Barlow Hotel for a noon gathering. J J Lieblong President of the Chamber of Commerce spoke on the current school situation and chamber plans. Jack Cloyd of Texarkana attended as a guest. Frank King led a talk on the regent trip to New Orleans with tips for travel. Next week’s program will be led by Ben Owen and Ree Luck. members urged to attend.
The Saenger theater extends the film I’d Climb the Cave Mountain after capacity crowds on Sunday and Monday. Sari management reports continued strong interest and hopes for another run.
The Claving school junior class presents Bashful Bobby a three act comedy directed by Verlon May on March 23 at 8 o'clock in the high school gym. James Parker wrote Bashful Bobby with a cast including Teresa Bonds William Avery Billy Perchant Frances Davie Bobby Raleigh Joan Sewell Mauding Steed Franklin Worthey and Bobby Nell Long.
New York March 20. O Dwyer and Costello return to testify before the crime committee after Costello admits a prior contact with a henchman during a 1945 campaign. O Dwyer now U S ambassador to Mealao says he may have met Costello again but cannot be sure. The testimony highlights links between politicians and gambling figures as the committee extends its inquiry into organized crime and Tammany Hall.
Hope high school under Torney G Holt announces 101-52 school year registration begun with a deadline of Monday May 26 for seniors. Students will be given time to elect next year’s schedule with teachers and parents, and receive complete information about next year’s work.
A meeting at Hope High School on Wednesday March 21 at 7:80 will feature Thompson of the state education department speaking to principals head teachers and others interested in mentally retarded children in Hempstead County announced by E J Brown county supervisor of schools
A set of garbled anecdotes from a March 20 piece reflects on allergies affecting millions in the United States. It describes sneezing wheezes and skin reactions, with a personal tale of skin blisters on the index finger seen at a Philadelphia event. The author muses on cures and social effects, noting how allergies influence conversations and daily life.
St Louis sees a four walkout by about 900 bus drivers disrupting MOP operations. Management offered a wage proposal averaging 42 cents an hour, with negotiations ongoing as the strike entered its third week.
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