Unscrambled Notice About Rummage Pickup
A fragmentary notice asks anyone who has rummage ready for pickup to call 241 followed by unclear text. The garbled message hints at organizer names or locations but remains unreadable.
28 Mar 1953
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1953
Page
1
A fragmentary notice asks anyone who has rummage ready for pickup to call 241 followed by unclear text. The garbled message hints at organizer names or locations but remains unreadable.
A column of church notices lists multiple services and activities. Kay Hay hosts a gathering Monday morning at the home of Mrs. F. Joknein while Mrs. Molloy assists. a program titled The Garden of Central Congo is planned with devotions by Mrs. Ede word Alls. Various meetings, cantata presentations, and prayer services are announced across dates in March and April at First Methodist and related venues with participants including Mrs. Redwent, Mrs. Geneen, and Mrs. Thane.
A young priest was summoned to a county institution to perform rites for a dying patient. The patient, armed with a knife, threatened others as deputies and staff restrained him. The scene stretched along a ward as attempts to calm and move him continued without fatal injuries.
A 1904 legislative outline reports 19 bills approved by the governor, including an amendment on state funds for infrastructure. Rep Ka 1h Autey of Mississippi County coauthors the measure, aiming to increase appropriations via the state assembly. Most bills approved yesterday await next Tuesday’s votes.
Halena publisher Yount plans to issue a United States edition tonight after completing a tour that began in London. Prescott figures include Mrs Barralh Hall and Mr Paul O Neal. Courtry Club luncheon bridges hosted by Mrs Royce Smith and Mrs Byall York featured an elegant setting, with Emmott Thompson and others contributing to a prize led event.
A disjointed report describes a club gathering led by Mrs. Osho Roberts with mentions of Mrs. Wea Ningweas and Mrs. Joyal Sill. The president Mrs. H. Ry Potter presided as the meeting discussed plans for a tour to New Orleans and a talent event.
A teenage reader asks about diary use and warns against early romantic entanglements. Miss Dix counsels keeping a daily record to aid writing and memory, while addressing a 15 year old girl’s concerns about a relationship and lipstick. Gloria and others seek guidance on love and marriage, with Dix urging patience and practical thinking.
A Russian born executive Simon Lazirus refused to disclose the location of his company's office as congressional probes into communist ties intensify. Lazirus, former president of Indes Pembad Productiona Corp, denied government or party backing for Salt of the Earth and rejected sharing profits with the Mine, Mall and Smoker Workers Union. He permitted no further identification of associates and claimed he resigned nine days earlier.
Berlin reports a temporary restriction on trucks over 28 tons using the Elbe River bridge, the only Allied road link to West Berlin. Early fears of a repeat blockade faded as officials noted the ban could slow fueling, with some truckers adding trailers to skirt limits.
The Arkansas AFL Central Labor Council may apply to run an educational television channel in Little Rock. A committee is reviewing the proposal. a decision will not be made at the April 1 meeting. If granted, the channel would require an application by June 2 to avoid reverting to commercial use.
A Hope Hempstead delegation urged federal officials that the area can host a reactivated Southwest Proving Ground with three 4,500 foot runways extendable to 10,000 to 12,000 feet, a half million dollar hangar, 10,800 square feet of maintenance space, 160 housing units now and 700 more soon, and new homes financed locally. They touted school capacity for 2,000 to 2,200 new students, medical, religious, water, roads, and recreation facilities, plus near Narrows Reservoir and flood control projects. They met with Pentagon leaders and House and Senate committees to press the bid.
Senators Medeiain and Fulbright and Congressman Hat rally for the Hope bid at a heated conference. The delegation presses for support amid strong opposition from other party members and regional allies.
In a rustic reminiscence, Bobby Boyle talks about his life choices. He enjoys drawing horses or dogs especially on rainy days and collecting mate boxes, counting about a thousand. He wants to stay a cowboy and have his own finch in Florida while riding his own range and singing baritone.
Perle Mesta, American diplomat and former Washington social figure, announced she will resign as minister to Luxembourg effective April 1. Appointed by President Truman, she arrived August 17, 1949, and said she hopes to visit unofficially. Her resignation comes ahead of Eisenhower’s inauguration as speculation about continuation arose.
A San Francisco California based Eastern Airlines DC transport with three civilian crew and four military couriers crashed into the Pacific in darkness early today. Coast Guard amphibians circled above and reported all men aboard were on rubber rafts. The amphibians planned to set down when weather allowed to rescue the four survivors.
Bil Hornaday invites the public to Ogble open house at the telephone building on South Main. View the power plant behind the telephone, operators, and long distance walls while observing how dial telephone calls are handled. Doors will be open 2 to 6 PM and 7:30 to 9 PM. Bring family and friends.
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