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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1951
Page
2
A damaged OCR passage discusses labor leaders, public officials, and a referendum proposal amid accusations of corruption and manipulation. It references President Truman, Congress, and labor organizations and questions the legitimacy of labor representation and military service, noting widespread discontent and calls for reform.
City of Hope Arkansas passes Ordinance 070 to authorize issuance of bonds and levy assessments for Street Improvement District No 17. Taxpayer Chastey Keynorson as District Collector must collect by April 30 1081 with installments due by April 4 each year. Contractor to begin work once funds are secured. ordinance approved March 20 published March 1 1951 in Top Star. Mayor Lyle Brown City Clerk Mrs. Chia Reynerson.
Commissioner of said county issues order to sell land in Hempstead County Arkansas to satisfy a chancery case between Fred Mitchell and Wille Mitchell Green. Describes the property: South two acres of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, Section 85, Township and Range specified. Terms include credit with deed of trust and interest, sale date in April 1901, buyer to execute bond, and conditions to secure payment.
Washington reports no definite plan on drafting high school graduates for college as lawmakers debate deferring youth for education. The piece notes Hershey's 70 percent test proposal, the involvement of Wilson and the labor board, and possible partial implementation by the president.
Eastern quarterfinals feature Kentucky edging North Carolina State and St Johns advancing amid uneven results. Western matchups include Kansas State and Brigham Young in Kansas City with notable pairings such as UCLA and Texas A&M looming. Upcoming games list Kansas City and New York venues, with teams like Oklahoma State and Montana State in schedule.
Yesterday’s results show Chicago 1 New York 4 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 10 Detroit 7 Boston 2 Philadelphia 12 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 10 New York 1 UCLA San Diego Penn State Pittsburgh and others in a scattered recap. Strong teams and city matchups noted with standout scores across leagues.
Governor McMath said no gambling evidence found at the Black Fish club after a visit from Prosecuting Attorney Lloyd Henry and St Francia county grand jury members. The inspection aimed to prevent state gambling issues and keep local authorities handling responsibility.
The schedule lists NBC and CBS talk shows and features in New York United Jewish Appeal and other network time slots. It mentions The Story and Boxing program lineups, with references to host names and times. The piece notes controversy over a proposed testing change and educational policy debates surrounding a compulsory exam.
In a Moonlit New York lounge Tim Reese and Jean Roland discuss their renewed closeness after his hospital return. Jean explains she hid Ball plans, while Tim weighs jealousy and trust. Paul Pandera remains a looming worry as their evening unfolds toward an unresolved finale.
News From the Negro Community reports the Yerger N F A chapter will journey to Mussini today to participate in the third series of the L A Gaines Federation. Judges include W J McFadden Fredie Newton Shew iret Williamson with judging moving from Hope to Rosston then Southern State Magnolia. Quiz contestant JW Walker public contestant Bernard Musvs. Softball team roster includes R L Bostic B C Allen Ebby Stuart Robert Phillips Robert Davis Herroand Turntine Lawrence Hicks John Dell Scogginis John Dell Moone Isaiah Stuart Monroe McFadden RB DP Smith and Lorinie Brown. An earnest electrical discovery noted that sealing rubbed on cat fur becomes electrified.
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