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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1947

Page

4

Chicago Dairy Strikers Force Move Out of Work

Chicago dairy strike halts work at Bowman and Dean plants, with 900 inside workers walking out and 73 dairies forced to close. AFL Local 754 says the action targets two companies, while dealers argue the strike threatens the entire industry and cuts about 90 percent of Chicago milk supply.

Chicago Associated Milk Dealers Dairies Frank J. Gillespie Offiocal AFL Dairy Workers Union Bowman and Dean Thomas B. Gilmore Gilmore

Court Docket Details from Hope Municipal Court

May 5 47 Hope Arkansas municipal docket lists Elmer Morrow Ed Hayden Homer Rogers Lonie Hatch and others forfeiting cash bonds for offenses from carrying a razor to drunkenness and gaming. State docket includes assault and battery disturbing peace drunkenness and abandonment with several defendants named.

Homer Rogers Ola Straughter Jess Blackwood Luther Laudermilk Herbert Anderson Truman Downs Herman Coley Ira Bishop Charlie Gilkey Kermit Anderson Robert Cassels Cleveland Brewer East Bingham Herbert Seaton Charles H Richardson Joe Oller Disturbing Peace Joe Johnson William Walker Gussie Perkins Arliss S. Ames J. C. Brantley K. C. Wingfield Albert Anderson, Jr

Guest Speaker Wednesday at Baptist Meet

Vance Smiley will be the guest speaker at the Fellowship Hour at First Baptist Church in the pastor's absence. The hour is set for 7 30 for Wednesday evening. One hundred forty one attended last Wednesday night.

Vance Smiley First Baptist Church

Milus Case Warns Charlene Milus to Answer in 1947

In Empstead County Arkansas Crawford Milus sues Charlene Milus in Chancery Court. Charlene Milus must appear within thirty days and respond to the complaint. Clerk C. E. Weaver issues the notice with seal, attorneys William V. Brown and Will Steel listed, dated April 26, 1947, with publication April 29 and May 6 13 20.

Chancery Court Empstead County Ark Crawford Milus Charlene Milus C. E. Weaver Omera Evans D. C William V. Brown Will Steel Ad Litem

Mystical Letters Stir 1940 Campaign Hearings

Charles Michelson recounts a cache of alleged Henry Wallace letters from the 1940 campaign that alarmed Harry Hopkins. The letters circulated faintly, with photographers later making copies. The writings touch on Yoga and mysticism as well as Roerich and his pact.

Charles Michelson Henry Wallace Roosevelt Harry Hopkins Rasputin Hopkins Michelson Edlynn Wendell Willkie Wallace Walter Lippmann Lippmann Furter Democratic Party Hamish McLaurin McLaurin Orient Nicholas Konstantin Roerich Who's Who In America St. Petersburg Russia Central Asia Himalayan Research Institute of Roerich Mreeum Nagara India Roerich Museum Riverside Drive New York White House Washington Roerich Professor Roerich China Mongolia Nagar Kulu Punjab Hamish Sakae Considera

Hempstead 4-H Club Youths Attend Texarkana Meeting

Twenty nine Hempstead County 4-H Club boys and four adult leaders attended the Second Annual Texarkana Junior Chamber of Commerce Shield Day at the Four States Fair grounds. More than five hundred youths from Miller Lafayette River Sevier and Hempstead counties joined in a livestock development program directed by Gregory Dozier, chairman of the sponsoring organization.

Hempstead County Texarkana Richard Lynn Hunt Spring Iiil Herschell Sewell Blevins John W. Sipes Ben Boyce Columbus Fred Waters Charles Rosebaum A. T. Crumpler Charles Allen Bobby Thornton Johnnie Brannan Olen Yocum Donald Ray Brown Thomas Beck James R. Fuller Howard Sutton Carlton Cummings John Kenneth Harris Jimmie Johnson Walter Sipes Freddie Boyce Johnnie Bert Sipes James Toner Connie Joe Hicks Herbert Sipes Thomas McCorkle Buddie Wilson Dean Hamilton Fred Caldwell Roy Walker J. D. Allen Piney Grove Dewey Mitchell LeRoy Barber Guy Hicks Columbus Schools

Cautions in Handling Farm Fuel Sparks Fire Safety Call

County Agent Oliver L. Adams urges farmers to store gasoline away from buildings and underground when possible. Do not smoke near gasoline or while fueling. Use extinguishers suitable for class B and C fires and train new workers in fire prevention and emergency water sources.

Oliver L. Adams

Mother of 41 Gives Birth to 15-Pound Baby

Mrs. A. B. Thomason, 41, of Mt. Vernon Ky., delivered a 15 pound 15 1 2 ounce baby boy in a Stanford hospital. Doctors Julian Wright and George Griffith said it is the largest newborn they have seen and the mother, a railroad foreman's wife, weighs 340 pounds. Both mother and child were reported doing well.

Stanford, Ky Julian Wright A. B. Thomason Mt. Vernon Stanford Hospital Wright George Griffith Themaron

Man and four children die in California fire

A father Frank Brownell and his four children perished when a ranch house burned in Sonoma County. Mrs Marian Brownell and her 2 year old son Frankie survived. the fire began from a kerosene heater she used to warm Frankie. Coroner Vernon Silvershield reported the home was a mass of flames when she awoke.

Santa Rosa Calif Sonoma County Marian Brownell Frankie Frank Brownell Larry Nell Vious “Alata Wercare Brownell Vernon Silvershield

Mexican President Tours Tennessee Valley dam

President Miguel Aleman arrived at Chickamauga dam eight miles from Chattanooga for his first close-up view of a TVA installation. TVA General Manager Gordon Clapp and officials guided Aleman through the dam and power house as he began a day inspecting TVA facilities at Chickamauga and Muscle Shoals.

Chattanooga Tenn Miguel Aleman Mexico Chickamauga Dam Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Gordon Clapp Aleman Chickamauga Muscle Shoals Ala

Weather Delays Hit Major Leagues Hard This Spring

By Carl Lundquist New York May weather keeps major league games postponed. 53 games postponed this spring, 29 in the National League and 24 in the American. Managers and players blame rain for poor starts and muddy diamonds, dampening batting eye and gate receipts. Several stars from 1946 show slump after rain delays, including Musial, Vernon, Greenberg, Newhouser, Pollet, Nicholson, Schoendienst, Reese, DiMaggio, York, Henrich, and Keller.

Carl Lundquist New York Ian Musial Wis Mickey Vernon Washington Hank Greenberg Pirates Hal Newhouser Detroit Howie Pollet Bill Nicholson Cubs al Schoendienst Peewee Reese Dodgers Joe DiMaggio Yankees Rudy York Red Sox Tommy Henrich Charley Keller

Baseball Standings and Weather Forfeit Double Headers Rise

Murry Dickson of the Cardinals at 0-3 and Dave Ferriss with Ted Hughson at 1-2 highlight an anxious pitch staff amid many double headers ahead. Rainouts tally Boston seven, Brooklyn six, Philadelphia six, New York five, St. Louis three, with Pittsburgh and Chicago five each. Cincinnati has no home game rained out. Yesterday’s weather forecaster produced a full slate of rainouts for all clubs.

Murry Dickson Cardinals Dave Ferriss Ted Hughson Red Sox Er Spud Chandler Yankees Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Detroit Washington Cincinnati Seaton? Association W. L. Pet N. Orleans Aneng Chat‘noga Atlanta Monnibel Birm’gham Nashville L. Rock Memphises Pet Club Cleveland New York A Cincinnat

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