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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1952

Page

4

Ground Conditions Shape Old Town Foundations

A local builder notes how soil formation and seasonal cycles affect building foundations in Hempstead County. Steel piles rise above ground, then shift with soil. Solutions include reinforced concrete slabs and bell-bottom pile extensions. Large structures benefited from anchored church foundations. Weather and heat expand cracks, changing land contours over time.

Garland High Dhool Hempstead KXAR New First Baptist Church B. W. Edwards G. Bell-Bottor Garth Scould Carpenter

Minstrel Well Received Plays Tonight

Review of a 1952 Kiwanis minstrel showing strong local amateur talent with several standout professionals. Jack Ken and Homer Jones drew praise while Emmett Thompson guided the show. Proceeds benefit the Youth Center. the act featured vaudeville style numbers and humorous verses, highlighting lively acts and widespread audience appreciation.

Rowd Kiwanis Lyve Jack Ken Homer Jones Haskel Jones Emmett Thompson Thompson Eva Fepperson Auhrough Whitman Ville Horace Guy Jimmie Catfish Miller Ae “Herlen Silian Moody Eight Willis

Hope District Valuation Rises 13 Percent

Hope School District reports 1951 assessed valuation at 6,141,719 dollars, up 13 percent from 1950, with 90 percent collection of the 25 mill tax likely to yield about 138.18 thousand in annual revenue. Final totals show County Clerk Hawthorne's recap at 6,141,713, including a supplemental 125,745, up from 5,226,713 in 1950 and 5,228,310 in ASM. Superintendent Jones notes rural values on separate review and anticipates no need to raise the 25 mill tax rate if collection stays steady.

Hope Star Trank Y. Trimble Harry Hawthorne James H. Jones Hawthorne Jones Hope School Board

Teenagers Wed in Arkansas Eluding Texas Police

A Palestine Texas couple aged 18 and 14 eluded officers long enough to wed in Arkansas with a couple friend. After obtaining a license and ceremony the group ate in a cafe as Texas police sought to stop the marriage. The 14 year old girl stood tall and heavy for her age while the parson's age rule allowed the license.

Palestine Texas Justice of Peace Hope Police Department Arkansas

Silvey Becomes Third Candidate For Senate

Thomas J. Silvey of Bodean filed for re election in the Hempoteed Nevada and Pike counties district. Andrews, an insurance man, and Senator BY C. Crow of Hope also filed for the district seat. Bob Shivers of the Third District Live Glock show planned to file for representative. Fred Johnson filed for alderman in Ward Two.

Thomas J. Silvey Bodean Hempoteed Nevada Pike Silvey Columbia County Andrews BY. C. Crow Hope Little Rock Bob Shivers Talbot Felld Jr Fred Johnson

Ridgway Warns Russia May Strike Japan

General Ridgway warned Russia has built a strong Siberian force and could strike Japan at any time. He cited more than 5,000 fighter planes in Siberia and four submarine fleets in the Japan Sea. He spoke to Japan’s top newspapers about Soviet aims toward central Japan and warned of Communist labor and press influence in Japan.

Tokyo Gorn Matthew B. Ridgway Russia Siberia Japan Japan Sea United Nations Sakhalin Island China Ridgway Central

Warns Easy Days in Japan Are Over

Tokyo March 21 The Army reminded Americans in Japan their day of special privileges is numbered after the U S Senate ratified the Japanese peace treaty The Stars and Stripes listed 12 commandments for military civilian staff and dependents urging respect for Japanese laws and peace The treaty becomes effective after ratification by another nation and six more nations have approved it while others have yet to act Manila signals debate over reparations and independence of Japan with calls for eight billion dollars in reparations from the Philippines and stalled talks with Nationalist China

Tokyo Army Japan U. S. Senate Brs Stars and Stripes Senate Foreign Office United States Matthew B. Ridgy Manila Philippines China

Judge McFaddin to Address Bible Class

Judge McFaddin will speak to a Bible class at the church in Bexley on Wednesday night. The program is announced by local church leaders and will include prayer and discussion led by the judge.

Judge McFaddin Ed F. Mi Bexley March

Purchasing Act Hearing Is Resumed

Little Rock March 21 witnesses attended a hearing on the Purchasing Act of 1951 to determine petitions for a vote next November. The suit by Pulaski County taxpayers seeks to block the vote, with testimony about petition signatures and circulator endorsements under scrutiny.

Little Rock Pulaski County MacMath John F. Wells Dl-Gest Nes Bng Wayne Upton Special Corminisalency Supreme Court Sill Hee

Rateliff 87 Hope Native Succumbs at Home

J Gentry Rateliff 87 a Hope native died early Friday at the home of a daughter Mrs Wallie Martek of Texarkana. Survived by four sons Lum Bill Rateliff Lonnie and Andrew Rateliff. three daughters Mrs Arthur Fuller Mrs R E Sexton and Mrs Clifton Whitten. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday at New Hope Church south of Hope by Rev E J Lambert. Active pallbearers named.

John Gentry Ratelift Hampstead County Wallie Martek Texarkana Lum Bill Rateliff Hope Lonnie Andrew Rateliff Oklahoma City Arthur Fuller R. E. Sexton LaPorte Texas Clifton Whitten Camden New Hope Church South of E. J. Lambert George Stroud Herbert Whitten Gordrn Drvin, Jr Alonzo Durham J. £. Collums Clovis Tittle

Local Ministers Laud Sheriff Claud Sutton for Action

Hope Arkansas ministers meet to commend Sheriff Claud Sutton for taking prompt steps to block horse race betting in the city. The Hope Ministerial Alliance recorded appreciation at its gathering, noting the sheriff’s timely action.

Hope Ministerial Alliance Claud Sutton Reid Claud H. Sutton Hope Arkansas

Navy Admits Dice Heist On Carrier Midway

Navy officials disclosed that armed sailors allegedly held up a dice game aboard the aircraft carrier Midway and escaped with about $3,000. Rear Admiral A K Doyle stated an investigative review followed the reported incident and ensuing confusion, after crew members claimed a holdup.

Navy Gollw Elivar Doyle Alberty Midway Cmndi Robert Fuller

R L Crosnoe 74 Hope Native Dies in Texarkana

R L Crosnoe 74 a Hope native and prominent Texarkana man died early today in St Michaels hospital Texarkana after several weeks illness. He was born in Hempstead county and spent years in the Hope drugstore business before moving to Texarkana where he co owned Walsh Lumpkin wholesale druggists. He is survived by his wife and three sons Edward of Memphis Norman and Malph Crosnoe of Texarkana.

Robert Bobs Crosnoc Texarkana Innner Hope St. Michaels Crosnoe Hempstead County Rane Busly Ness Hope Texjurfena Walsh-Lumpkin

Completes Cosmetics Training Course at Memphis Hotel Peabody

Mrs. Roy Mouser of John P. Cox Drug Co returns from Helen Rubinstein training school conducted by Miss Janet Thompson of Rubinstein New York. The course covered skin analysis treatment preparations makeup fragrances and hair grooming with a final session inviting friends and customers to discuss beauty problems.

Roy Mowser John P. Cox Drug Co Helen Rubinstein Cosmetic Gang Janet Thompson New York Hotel Peabody Memphis Mouser

L A Teachers Get Pay Hikes

Little Rock officials approved a pay boost for teachers and most school personnel for the next year. The measure, passed by the board, adds a percent increase to base salaries, with exclusions noted for certain staff. The vote followed discussions on budget and staffing needs.

Little Rock

McMath to Keep Hold on Highway Department

McMath denies reports he would abdicate control of the Arkansas Highway Department. He says he will remain directly responsible to the people for the highway program while transferring general direction to the Highway Commission and director Olen Fullerton. The Gazette says a commission meeting next Thursday could outline this shift and HAC recommendations. McMath plans to travel to Washington for talks with federal officials.

McMath Highway Department Little Rock McMath Today Arkansas Highway Department Ina Roverdor T Wlohe Lite Rock Oov Highway Commission Highway Director The Arkansas Gazette Aaid the Gazette Aaid McMatha Ithls Highway Audit Commission MceMath HAC Anys McMath Commission Olen Fullerton Washington Government of Flotnta

Cotton Man Abandons Moscow Trip

Philadelphia businessman Beryl Lush canceled plans to attend a Moscow international trade conference. He cited guidance from the State Department and concerns about Soviet influence, saying he would not participate and would not embarrass the United States. Lush Co. produces about two million dollars in cotton products yearly.

Philadelphia Moscow Moyalty de- Yatton U. S Beryl Lush Russia Dean Acheson Lush Oscar Lange Poller Lash State Department High Ja Hyad Froadugts Co Rugelu

Jury Orders Set for Fifteen on Central Highway Case

A garbled mid century notice states that fifteen individuals were ordered to appear before a grand jury. The fragment mentions highway commission and locations such as Gay and Thursday Prove culor. Missouri area references like Rock and Methvin appear, with unclear dates and roles.

Fighway Aurait Papa Ty Lille Rock

Wage Boost Battle Looms Over Steel Industry Pact

Washington analysts report a late week wage boost plan under negotiation between Philp Murray’s union and steel industry reps. The plan seeks a 12 1/2 cent hourly raise plus additional concessions, with a potential 17 1/2 cent total and a union shop, sparking industry opposition and a looming April 8 strike threat if no agreement is reached by April 4.

Washington Marek DY CIO Acc Wfiilte Philp Murray WSB Atrer Iber Mambor WSD Encor Murray Pittsburgh Oth CSO WSO Jownico Dover W SB Indu WAB Nathan P. Fainsinger Wsbis Otere Tt Idea

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