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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1953

Page

3

Squire Yarbrough Appears in Town in Noon Luncheon Tale

Hope recalls meeting Squire Yarbrough once a Republican Janitor at the royal post office now living near Tekiv in Hempstead County. He recounts 17 years of government work, Social Security of 73 dollars monthly, and plans as he nears 70. Also noted are a Washington delegation jet joke and a pastor anecdote about a blazing ember.

Hope Squire Yarbrough Royal Post Office B. H. Hamm Tekiv Hempstead Mamim & Wasabwen Lin

Lab tests simulate atomic blast burns at Virginia college

In Richmond, Laboratory workers at the Medical College of Virginia burn themselves with a heat beam to simulate the flash of an atomic bomb. More than a dozen scientists and aides, including a woman doctor, expose arms to a beam from a powerful searchlight to study skin burns and compare results with early bomb models. Grants from the Army Surgeon General fund the tests, which show maximum burning can occur in a second, debunking the idea that quick ducking avoids harm.

Richmond Medical College of Virginia Lee Vanttaleratt Vrough Army Sgurgeon General's Office Wiese Per ‘Sons Éfugat

Weary American Marines Retake Outpost Vegas

Weary U.S. Marines won back Outpost Vegas after 10 hours of bitter fighting on its slopes, repelling Chinese counterattacks and tanking heavy shelling. Fighter-bombers and Marine actions supported the push to reclaim the strategic hill, with 95,000 Chinese rounds fired and Allied air power aiding the assault.

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Arkansas Highway Commission to Clean State Personnel

The Arkansas Highway Commission said it will handle house cleaning of state highway department personnel instead of the highway director. At a meeting here yesterday the commission announced it would undertake the job since a new highway director has not been selected, with changes planned at state and district headquarters.

Little Rock Arkansas Highway Commission State Highway Department

Parts of Two States Shaken

A large area of Southwestern Connecticut and adjacent New York State was shaken early today. Police departments reported a flood of calls from residents but could not trace any explosion and suspected an earthquake. Buildings appeared to be damaged in places where people were.

Stamford Conn Connecticut New York State Bobby National Safety Caycusl Tan Yom Mix William Vane-T Amigo Aj Horse Melostay Sam Alptar

Spring Hill Junior Class Presents No Bride for the Gren

The Junior Class of Spring Hill High announces a three act comedy No Bride for the Gren to be staged April 3 at 7 00 p m in the Spring Hill eye The cast includes Gilbert Lafferty Ophelia Collins Travis Sarsith Linds Butler Virginian Adsack Shirley Agron Mary Martin Ruby Curtis Bill Bachman Dan Powell Curtis Buens and Pauline Morin with Miss Gloria Glover as sponsor Admission is 20 and 35 cents and the pully is invited to then

Spring Hill High School Spring Hill Eye Gilbert Lafferty Ophelia Collins Travis Sarsith Linds Butler Virginian Adsack Shirley Agron Mary Martin Ruby Curtis Bill Bachman Dan Powell Curtis Buens Pauline Morin Gloria Glover Adwissiat

Fire destroys SPG Plant in Proving Ground loss near 100000

A large fire gutted the Hope Manufacturing Company plant in the Proving Ground area, causing about 109000 in damage. Electrical wiring is suspected as the cause, with three oxygen tanks exploding and spreading the blaze. Owner Benny Bender said 200 to 300 workers are affected and about 75 may be laid off immediately. The building housed valuable machinery and dyes and was recently disassembled before the fire.

Hope Manufietuing Company Proving Ground A Am Eat Mutee Qoak Benny Bender Gnesalig Jae Bender

GOPs Seek New National Chairman After Roberts Resigns

The Republican National Committee faced a leadership vacancy as Wayne Mond of Wisconsin urged continuity, while President Eisenhower noted Roberts erred. Roberts resigned after Kansas investigators found he violated lobby laws while helping sell a hospital project and collecting a fee, though he claimed innocence and public relations work only. Wisconsin Republicans defended Roberts, arguing the party should not let opposition deter future leaders.

Edmond LE Preton Washington Ifi Weyley Roberts Kansad Mes Wayne Mond Wikconsin GOP National ‘Committee Baier Eisenhower Roberts Lingthy Kansas Wisconsin Hood Wes Roberts Republican National Committee

Stalin Memorial Meet in New York Draws Hecklers

About 4,200 people heard speeches at a Stalin memorial meeting in upper Manhattan. Fifteen would be hecklers were initially restrained as seven pickets carried anti Soviet placards and tried to enter. police were asked to eject them but officials were refused. A 12-man police detail surrounded the group to ensure order.

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Communists Offer Prisoner Exchange in Korea

Peiping radio reported that Chinese Communists accept a United Nations proposal to exchange sick and wounded prisoners of war. Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh-lung sent the offer in a letter to General Mark Clark. Clark replied the UN Command is ready to implement the Geneva Convention and exchange seriously ill prisoners immediately.

Tokyo Radi United Nations Peiping Kim 1 Sung Wid Peng Teh-lunt Korea Mark Clark U. Ne Fay East Red Radio Comin Tists Clark Iga Dye United Nations Command United Nation Co Ning

Airport Operators Seek U S Help

Kansas City report shows major airport groups urge federal aid for construction and upgrades as Commerce official suspends aid. AOC and AAAE resolutions press for steady federal support, warning of losses over 100 million dollars in U S airport projects nationwide and urging Congress action.

Vern Haugland Kansas City Rolbert B. Murray, Jr Intersecretary of Commerce United States Congress of Civil Aviation Oreo Ninalions A'l Np Hysler Atul AOC G. Drennan Memphis U. S

Trains Crash Kills Many and Injures Dozens

A horrific collision of two crack trains near Conneaut Ohio killed around 15 to 25 people and injured 70 to 100 as derailed cars scattered wreckage over a muddy area. Police and responders worked amid confusion with death tolls rising, while many injured were taken to hospitals in Farrell, Ashland, and Conneaut.

Conneauy New York Twhao Dnien Hinpaet Eoche Depil Ohio Pennsylvania Conneaut John Fitepate Coetie Ohio Highway Patrol New Yorks Tony Talurleo D’ Press Fitzpauilek Ferie Ashinburg General Hospital Coniavent General Hospital

A Million Flaming Azaleas Attract 100000 Visitors in North Carolina

North Carolina flower festival draws about 100000 visitors as azaleas bloom across Wilmington. The event features Hollywood queen Alexie Smith and a celebrity child cowboy Bobby Benson, a 12 year old star of radio rodeo shows and the B Bar B Ranch, admired for his palomino Amigo and Western persona.

North Carolina Hal Boyle Wilmington N. C Milion SouthIland Alexie Smith Hollywood Pardner Bobby Benson Bobby Hy — Becime Mr. Benson Mutual Gia Amuy Hopalong Roy Roserg

Airport delegation hopes local port will be reactivated

A fragmented report notes efforts by an airport delegation to revive operations at a local port. The piece references monthly wage cardings, security division actions, and February and January figures including a 300,000 payment figure, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.

Silicies Avisatsas Lndiebsmit Webediry Avkannas Lioyment Security

Night Life tops issue as group meets officials

A Washington discussion on expanding night life access near bases drew key figures from Hope, Oregon, and the Southwest Proving Ground. Leaders including chamber heads, a senator, and military officials weighed local impact, with hopes for a favorable outcome. The group urged swift action and pledged continued talks with lawmakers and commanders.

State Farmers Going All Out for Cotton

Arkansas and surrounding states gear up for cotton planting with producers and experts weighing voluntary acreage cuts while government cautions against group actions. Despite drought and prices, large planters plan near last year’s peak acreage as dairy guidance emphasizes balanced feeding and cost of nutrients. The Arkansas dairy and farming community anticipate a busy spring with a food locker convention set for April 4 in the state.

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Committees Named for Senior Play Mister Cold

Robert Powers Weldon Thluvy and J E Bien named business managers for the senior play Mister Cold to be presented April 17 at the high school auditorium. Bert Chamberlain Princess Mon Bemaed Din Ray Seymour Mare thin Osborn and Tommy Doyle head the business committee with Clyde Arnold as stage manager. Other committees list Pat Mosley ITV Rothwell Pro perty Wendy Cox Putelain Bar whl Charles Kay Charlon Clark Advertiaia Peggy Starnes Melon Hall Deniid Lawluvbach Howard Thornton Makeup Bane ny Shirley Marlene Russell Giadys Womuels Peggy Wal so Workers: Putay Samuels Lynn Russell Dons ni Ruswall Margie Nell Wilxon Iris Tobertn Wanda Siidoje Nora ILea Hoa Ruby McCorkle Kran ea Shearoi Kalie Laster Mattie Paye Petre Luelli¢ Aduina Mig Joe Amour td Lagranca Murtin sponsors the senior class support.

Robert Powers Weldon Thluvy J. E. Bien Clash Wuditorianis D Bert Chamberlain Princess Mon Bemaed Din Ray Seymour Marethin Osborn Tommy Doyle Clyde Arnold Pat Mosley Wes Itv Rothwell

Bohlen Wins Senate Backing Amid Cold War Push

The Senate advanced Bohlen to the State Department amid a heated debate over his qualifications. Eisenhower personally selected the 40s year old Russian language expert for the listening post, but critics questioned confidence in him. Supporters argued he was best qualified for the Cold War role as the Senate weighed the Yalta-era agreement and Bohlen’s clearance.

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Montgomery to Be Guest of Eisenhower

Montgomery visits Washington for a White House meeting with President Eisenhower. The trip aims to discuss military or diplomatic matters and assess future cooperation.

Montgomery Eisenhower Washington

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