Hope Star 1929 Star Publishing Co Annual Rates Notice
Hope Star issue lists subscription rates for Hope and nearby towns with monthly and yearly options and advertising contacts. It notes Star Publishing Co president Alex H Washburn and editorial staff, plus Associated Press rights and nationwide advertising representatives.
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Star Publishing Co
G Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Sdcy-Trees
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope
Arhansas
Weather snapshot for Arkansas and Louisiana regions
Partly cloudy with minor temperature changes through Tuesday. Arkansas: highs around 82 to 94, lows 66 to 68, with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Louisiana forecast shows warm afternoons, mild nights, with highs near 82 and lows around 58 to 68.
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Chinge
Law
Arkansas
Louisiana
Charlo
Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court
Ee No 364 in the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Ark Frances Berdice Rateliff Plaintiff appears in the case. Court actions and deadlines may follow in the official notice with details on filings, service, and orders.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Frances Berdice Rateliff
Warning Order in Rateliff Case Against Frances Rateliff
The defendant Bobby John Rateliff is warned to appear in court within thirty days to answer the complaint by plaintiff Frances Berdice Rateliff. Witness dated April 13 1962 with clerk Jamie Russell and attorneys John L Wilson and C Crow. Dates April 16 23 90 May 7 1962.
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Bobby John Rateliff
Frances Berdice Rateliff
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lider
D.C
John L. Wilson
Allorney
C. Crow
Decidedly Wins Surprise Kentucky Derby At Churchill Downs
Associated Press reports Decidedly, the surprise Derby winner, led from Churchill Downs finishing in 2:00 26 for 4 miles amid controversy over the track’s hardness. Sunrise County finished fifth as Tomi Time, Neroy Olley, and trainer Moody Jakey voiced opinions on the race and track conditions. Churchill Downs president Knebelkamp denied record goals, stressing safety over records.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
Downs
Whirlaway
Mint
Decidedly
Neroy Olley
Aida
Moody Jakey
Marning Evera
Ernie Highway
Moody
Trailey Hon McAnally
Sunrise County
Kelly
Shoemaker
Syyrise Colinty
Wathen Knebelkamp
Knebelkamp
Horatio Tura
Lexington
Bill
Lartack
Lure
Carry Back
Cond
Whitlaway
Boat Mishap Claims Four at the Spa
Four people drown in a Lake Hamilton boating accident as a Tar Springs group sets trot lines. Preston Breshears 41 and son Wayne 43 die with Clinton Cooper 30 and son Marl 10. One survivor pulled from water lives. Week reports Arkansas violent deaths reach fourteen.
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Associated Press
Lake Hamilton
Tar Springs
Arkansas
Preston Breshears
Wayne
Clinton Cooper
Marl
Willig Wallace Breeshears
Point Lookout
David Winston Futrell
North Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Futrell
Fayetteville
Daniel Monroe
Phillip Heard
Parker Golfers Defeat Baylor in Arkansas Meet
Parker golfers defeated Baylor as the Arkansas team strengthened its bid for second place in the Southwest Conference golf standings in Fayetteville.
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Parker
Baylor
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Tragedy in Zion: Bauer Family Slain in Apartment
In Zion Illinois a divorced mother Mrs Bauer and her five children were found slain in their bloodied apartment. Police say the killer used a butcher knife and Barter, the husband, killed himself nearby as officers approached. The Rev Clarence Fast noted the suspect had despondent recent months and sought reconciliation. Names of the victims include Roland Jr 9 Beverly 7 Barbara Jo 6 Ralph J 4 Robbin Jay 2. The report also mentions the victim’s father and the killer’s suicide near the scene. The text ends with a mention of the matanza of the dom that is known as the poor man s pig in parts of Texas.
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R&r Corder
Bauer
Clarence E. Fast
Grace Missionary Church
Zion
Fast
Nately
Chicago
Barter
Robert H. Babcox
Baseball Minor League Scores and Standings Report
The Associated Press provides Saturday and Sunday results from the American Association, Pacific Coast League, and International League. Notable games include Omaha 9 Louisville 6. Dallas-Fort Worth 10 Louisville 5. Seattle 6 Tacoma 4. Toronto 19 16 over Alkinta 5 2. Rochester 10 4 over Columbus 7 11.
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Associated Press American Association
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Omaha
Louisville
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Twelianapolis
San Diego
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Spokane
Hawaii
Seattle
Tacoma
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Syracuse
Richmond
Toronto
Atlanta
Columbus
Rochester
Alkinta
Sunday Stars Batting Highlight by Willie Mays Giants
Willie Mays continued his hot streak with his 10th homer, a double and a single on his 31st birthday in a 7-3 Giants win over Chicago. Jim Bouton, a 23-year-old rookie, pitched a seven-inning shutout in his first major league start versus Washington, after Senators took the opener 4-2.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Giants
Chicag
Jim Bouton
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Major League Leaders AL Bailing and Hitting Totals
Leaders show Jimenez of Kansas City leading with 3.91 in batting at bats 50 or more. Robinson of Chicago hits .381 with 27 RBIs and 9 doubles. Siebern of Kansas City ties 23 runs with Del Greco for Kansas City. Ci mali of Kansas City collects 36 RBIs. Hill Robinson of Chicago has 37. Kaline Cash Landis tied for home runs at 7. Aparicio of Chicago leads stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
Robinson
Chicago
del Greco
Siebern
Hill
Cimali
Wagner
Los Angeles
Kaline
Cash
Detroit
Landis
Aparicia
Razorbacks edge Baylor as Sikes leads with 68
Arkansas wins 4-2 in singles while Sikes is medalist at 68 one under par. Sikes defeats Meeks 4-2 and Murphy beats Langston 2-1 in later doubles with Gross and Fuqua beating Ratliff and Ricketts 2-1. Team gains to within four points of second place Ohio State.
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Baylor
Razorbacks
K OH
Sikes
Arkansas
Randall Meeks
Dick Murphy
Ark
Ton Langston
Gary Gross
Joe Ricketts
Alan Ratliff
Tom "Fuqua
Murphy
Meeks
Langston
Gross and
Fuqua
Ratliff J
Ricketts
Five States Vote in Primaries for Governors and Senators
Voters in Ohio Florida Indiana New Mexico and West Virginia head to primaries featuring two governorships and several U.S. Senate seats plus House races. Ohio insiders name Taft and Fess in GOP contests while DiSalle Tausche face opposition. Florida sees major primary fights with health care funding debated, and New Mexico and Indiana field multiple contenders for governor and congressional seats amid national issues. West Virginia conducts its congressional nominating races with limited opposition.
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U.S. Senate
Ad House
Ohio
Robert Taft
Ohio House
Robert A. Taft
Thomas Lowell Fess
Simeon D. Tress
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank J. Tausche
DiSalle
Mark McAlvoy
Lausche
Albert I. Ball
Cleveland
John Marshall Briley
Yotedo
James A. Rhodes
Columius
Claude Pepper
Plovida
George A. Smathers
Kennedy
Smathers
Robert L. Pdayis
Douglas R. Voorhees
Emerson Rupert
St. Petersburg
Florida
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem
Indiana
West Virginia
Ken Hechler
Elizabeth Kee
Man Kills His Children Wife and Self in Zion
In Zion, Illinois, Rolland Bauer, a 31 year old former mental patient and factory worker, took his five children from church and fatally slashed them and his ex-wife Alice Jean Bauer before police found the carnage and he killed himself.
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Zion, MI
NATO unity despite splits on Berlin and nuclear policy
Athens dispatch reports NATO ministers/endorsed defense unity and commitment to defend members with all necessary means. US pledges five Polaris submarines to NATO. talks on Berlin and nuclear policy debated. Communique notes US exploratory talks with the Soviet Union, with France expressing reservations.
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Athens
Greece
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
NATO
U.S
Washington
America
Nazarene Church Names 38 New Missionaries Abroad
The Church of the Nazarene named 38 new missionaries to be sent abroad within six months, increasing total full time Nazarenes to 525 serving in 40 world areas. Also notes Kentucky capital walls ornamented with 70 jon¢-columns carved from single blocks of stone.
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Hope
Anetahbor
Porwok
Bymmeit i
Kovarta
Lothyotio
Meward
dMilloe
Atkansay Mailies, Inc
Merick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Doller
Texan
N. Michigan Ave
Chicano T
Gannel St
New York
Banopscot
Retrait
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Peasy
Associated Prose
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Nazarene
Frankfort
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