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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1962
Page
1
A fragment lists advertising representatives for various cities and firms. Arkansas Dailies, Inc. Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Oklahoma City are referenced with addresses such as 1602 ftrre ck fldg Memptis and 360 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago.
Arthur Schneider, Boston industrialist, creates a trust for his grandchildren in 1932. Kenneth Nicolls, Sloan Guaranty Trust officer, explains per stirpes distribution while a key heir remains unlocated, prompting questions about the feasibility and control of the large family portfolio and the Schwender holdings.
The Arkansas Supreme Court refused to interfere with proceedings against two North Little Rock chiropractors Drs Wil Im Eb Kuhl and Robert J Kuhl accused by the State Medical Board of practicing medicine without a license. The case concerns license revocation, not the alleged practice, and the court upheld the chancery court actions. It also affirmed a lower court ruling in a separate matter involving the Forrest City Sewer Improvement District and a civil accident case, while dismissing an appeal by the Central Arkansas Milk Producers Association in a related decision.
Brown Swopes, a 36 year old Negro man, was charged Sunday with murder in the death of 17 year old Maxine Williams. Police say she was found Saturday in a Little Rock hotel bed with a .22 caliber bullet wound above the left eye and died about two hours later. Det. W H Gingerich said Swopes claimed they discussed marriage and she became angry, and a pistol fired accidentally. Swopes is being held without bond.
The 1960 census shows Arkansas housing quality up by 28 percent in the decade. About 4 percent of occupied units were dilapidated or lacking some facilities in 1980, with 586,552 housing units in Arkansas on April 1, 1960, up 11,087 in ten years. Trailer homes numbered about 4,080, 86 percent owner occupied. Most renters and owners moved within the last decade. only 11 percent of renters and 44.3 percent of owners lived in their units before 1950. Gas remained the primary fuel for urban heating and cooking.
A spring mood spreads across the globe as people in London Mexico City Tokyo and Moscow share hopeful plans for planting and gardens despite war threats and disarmament fears. Harry Mervus grows greens in England while Chidlfide Dorantes in Mexico paints and plants. Victor Feodorovich Isaev of a Moscow area collective farm expands forage crops and livestock. Italian grape losses temper optimism for next fall’s vintage.
WAXANACHIE Tex AB Army deserter stands trial for allegedly killing his wife stepson and an Arkansas hitchhiker in a case that also involves the death of a child named Roger Allen Gripe. Accused faces multiple charges with trial proceeding today.
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