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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1957
Page
2
Hal Boyle and his wife have separated amid a tangled set of finances and moves. She loaned a book titled nbstene while he bought two Cadillacs and a Cape Cod home in Gilmahtom Illinois. custody remains with him and she insists the book publication did not affect the marriage.
President Jeb T Caldwell announced the University of Arkansas will confer honorary Doctor of Laws degrees on five individuals at the spring commencement. Awardees include Gov. Orval E Faubus Rep Wilber D Mills of Kennett Miss Alma Bates Fate of Mississippi County Little Rock physician James H Penick and Yale Professor Dr Paul Bigelow Bears.
Dr Oliver C Melson a Little Rock internist and national leader in heart disease died of a heart attack in Pittsburgh Pa while convalescing with relatives Mrs Melson was with him when he died He had recently been elected chief of staff at St Vincents Infirmary and was to assume as attending physician at Arkansas Baptist Hospital He practiced in Little Rock for over 30 years and taught at the University of Arkansas School of Medicine He specialized in heart disease He is survived by a son and other relatives.
East Prasestt HB Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. McWilliams home with ten members and ARK Kiltah County Home Demonstration Agent present. The meeting marked the clubs first birthday. President Hesterly Ward opened, devotion by Mee Williams, minutes read, Know the New Fabrics highlighted, door prize to Mack Roberts. Plans discussed include sending a boy to Boss State and Old Men Fish Fry May 20 at the Legion UK. Kiwanis and Queens hosted a barbeque dinner at New Hope. 85 attendees enjoyed singing afterward.
The blunt firewoman and author speaks about money and fame as driving forces. She begins her second book The Tight White Collar, focusing on man’s inhumanity to man in a small town setting.
State Capitol Bureau reports that Arkansas and its rail carriers seek to ignore real estate assessment ratios in a Supreme Court filing. The Missouri Arkansas Tax Association study shows 1955 average property assessment at 12.32 percent, while Frisco property was taxed at 20 percent. Appeals argue the ratio study may be inadmissible, with estimates that $200,000 in property taxes are at stake, as major railroads await outcomes of the Feiten case before deciding further.
Periodical lauds WDAU-TV Scranton CBS affiliate for exhaustive Senate hearings coverage April 18 to 18 using 14,300 feet of film. The station aired highlights at 6:30 pm and full hearings at 11:30 pm with continuous bulletins, interviews, and network cooperation.
Fragment discusses stock prices not reflecting full value and mentions a local display, a company, and control issues. Names and details are garbled, leaving only hints of a corporate or market diagnostic. The readable bits point to interpretation of stock data versus intrinsic value and possible control shifts.
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