Hope Star front matter and masthead dated 1939
The Hope Star publication details show the 1939 masthead with staff roles at The Star Building Hope Arkansas. It lists president Mrs C Palmer, editor Alex Washburn, publishing and advertising staff, and noting Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for local and mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing Ca
C. £. Palmer
Alex
H. Washburn
Secy
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope
Arkantat
M. Washburn
H. Jones
Donal Barker
Pad
Magers
George W. H . Mech
Public support grows for Kennedy medical care plan
Washington CAPHD resident Kennedy reports strong sentiment for tying medical care for the aged to Social Security. Speaker John W. McCormick of Massachusetts spoke at a Democratic leaders breakfast with the President. A White House meeting with the AMA overdrew opposition. McCormack optimistic the medical care bill will pass the House.
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Washington
Caphd
Kennedy
John W. McCormick
Massiechusetts
American Medical Association
McCormack
Boston
House
Weather Continued From Page One Forecast Across Regions
Southeast and Southwest Arkansas expected fair through Thursday with highs 74 to 78 and lows 48 to 59. Slight warming possible Tuesday with highs around 80 to 85. Partly cloudy and warm Northeast and Northwest Arkansas with fair to Thursday, highs 75 to 79, lows 45 to 90. Louisiana clear to partly cloudy with highs 76 to 82 Thursday. Arkansas terms mention warm, partly cloudy days. Tennessee Appalachian Trail note at end: hikers and naturalists 25 years ago.
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Milrscay
Arkansas
Associated Press
Albany
Clouily
Bismarel
Toston
Cleveland
Denver
Nes Maines
Rairbanks
Fort Worth
Halena
Hanokalu
Tadianapolis
Kansas City
Los Aigeles
Louisville
Memphis
Mimi
Is Ag
Milwaukee
Mpla
St Paul
Oh New Orlegns
New York
Clady
Olahuma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pau
Portland Me
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Elon
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Oklahoma and Alabama primaries shape two term bids
Former Gov. Raymond Gary led Oklahoma's Democratic gubernatorial primary with 150,959 votes and faced a runoff. Alabama saw James E. Folsom trailing behind two main rivals led by George A. Wallace and Ryan deGraffenried as runoff contenders. Sen. Monroney won in Oklahoma. Lister Hill topped Alabama for a seventh term.
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Raymond Gary
Oklahomia
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Gary
Oklahoma
W. P. Bill Atkinson
Folsom
U.S
Mike Monroney
Lister Hill
George A. Wallace
Ryan deGraffenried
MacDonald Gallion
Atkinson
George Nigh
American Legion
Presto Moore
Fred Harris
Julia Elgin
Montgomery
Senate
Henry Bellman
Faubus campaigns early in 1962 Arkansas primary
Little Rock governor candidate Faubus touts lead in poll by 20 percent over rivals and pledges to sustain high way commissions and education programs. He raises a 1400 dollar fund from Huntaville residents and 15 Harrison business men for his campaign fee while listing qualified 1962 Democratic Office candidates across state courts and national seats.
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Little, Rock Central High School
Faubus
Isomeone
McMalh
Warrison
Huntaville
Harrison
Faubug
Highway’ Commission
MecMath
John &. McClellan
D-Ark
Little Rock
Cherry
McMath
Fau“bus
Names of Arkansas prosecutors and state senate members listed
A fragmented list details prosecutors from multiple circuits and state senate districts across Arkansas. It names individuals and their home towns or districts such as Hot Springs Blytheville Newport Berryville Conway Malvern Texarkana Prescott Harrison Fort Smith Camden El Dorado Magnolia Van Buren Mountain Home Clarendon and others, along with several district assignments and incumbents.
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Dale Alford
Little Rock
Kenneth Coffelt
Jacksonville
Marvin Melton
Inesboro
Vernon H. Whitten
Mountdolly
Nathan Gordontine
Morriston
Milton Willis
van Buren
Carroll Durham
Wynne
Kelly’ Bryant
Hope
Bruce Bennett
el Dorado
Tharp Thomas
Jimmie Jones
Ine
Magnolia
Nancy Hall
Land
Sam Jones
Inc
Paul Hanshaw
Jonesbor
Elmo Taylor
Searcy
iCharles W. Light
Paragould
John S
Mosby i
Lepanto
Andrew Ponder
Batesville
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Wiley W. Bean
Clarksville
William J. Kirby
Littel Rock
Guy Amsler
J. Mitchel Cockrill Fine
Henry BR. Means
Jng
Malvern
Lyle Brown
Bobby Steel
Nashville
G. B. Colvin
Dermott
Paul K. Roberts
Warren
Paul Wolfe
Pine Bluff
Paul Witchick
Fort Smith
Gus W. Jonestine
Melvin Mayfield
Jabe
Haggard
Woody Murraying
Harrison
Carl Creekmore
Tathan Buren
Harrell! Simpson
W. J. Waggoner
Lonake
P. B. Debby
Hot ‘Springs
Marshall Purvis
Lloyd Entry
A. S. Marvisn
Blytheville
John Norman F Harfey
Newport
Ted P. Coxsey
Berryville
Sth
George F. Hartje
Conway
Jeff Mobley
Russellville
John T. Jennigan
Lawson E. Gloverine
John W. Goodson
W. M. Leetine
Clarandon
David B. Whillington
Hot Springs
Clifton Wade Ine
Garner L. Taylor
John McCraw
Waldrn
Roy Risley
Vno
Lo? Mena
Nathan G. Coulter
Harold Hallman
Ben Lomond
Olen Hendrix Ine
Prescott
Roy W. Milumine
Ralph Judson
L. L. Bryan
Steve Combs
Springfield
Carl E. Sorells
Atkins
Tith Distinet
Virgil Fletcher
Benton
Grover C., Spuntin
iFriendship
Lester L. Pate
Arlin Ef, Jones
EB. L. Mosley
Camden
George B. Mathis
B. McCall
Joe Templeton
Thomas P. Duffey
Joe B. Hurley
Tom McQuade Jr
el Dorad
Dub Wells
Hampton
James W. Raney
Arkansas Highway Bids Total 4 Million in State Plan
Bids to be opened May 23 by the Arkansas Highway Department total 4,000,000 for rail and road projects across numerous counties. Pulaski includes Interstate 40 resurfacing near North Little Rock and erosion controls on Route 30. Crittenden seeks a Ten Mile Bayou bridge on U S Highway 79. Jefferson plans surfacing and two bridges on state highways near Hardin. Montgomery covers a bridge and surfacing on Highway 240 near Hopper, while Saline adds Alum Ford bridge work on Highway 9 near Crows. Other districts feature surfacing, bridges, and remodeling on various state routes and intersections statewide.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department
Pulaski
Orange Street
Morris Road
West Rock
Crittenden
Ten Mile Bayou
King Rex and Jeans Madri Gras Debut in 1872
A fragment notes the appearance of King Rex and a figure named Jeans Madri Gras about 20 years after New Ov slarship era, with first appearance dated to 1872.
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King Rex
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CAN River
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Secree E Hope, Arkansas
Supreme Court
George Rose Smith
Tom J. Gentry
Frank Holt
U.S. Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Winston G. Chandler
E. C. Gathings
West Memphis
Wilbur Mills
Kensett
J. W. Trimble
Oren Harris
Chancery Courts
Dick Huie
Arkadelphia
Royce Weisenberger
R. W. iLaunius
Claude Love
Richard Mobley
iGene Bradley
Jonesboro
Outaighita
Jagan and Yell
Delaware
Dardanelle
Perry and Conway
Huston
Opello
Springdale
Shitoh
Blair
Boone
Bellefonte
Marcelete
South Walnut
Dairy Diner
South Main
Happy
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Overturf's Shoe Store
Hope, Ark
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