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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
6
A garbled text fragment references Rhode Istoid as the smallest siete in the Union, claiming Texas will be fulfilled and mentioning over 260 repetitions. The readable material is highly fragmented and unclear.
The highway commission approved a revised budget focusing on bridge work and flood control. The plan allocates 225,150 for administration and 7200 for maintenance while design and machinery items total several thousand dollars.
Mrs Irene Youngblood a teacher at the Texarkana Beauty School offers hair styling and cutting services at Marcelete's Beauty Salon 114 West Second, phone 7 2776. Appointments available Thursday Friday and Saturday.
A torn OCR notice reports a surety company asked to pay off a shortage related to a theft and forged checks. It mentions A A Ivan, a director, and Lelia George with legal action concerning the exact amount and repayment terms. The fragment hints at a court or office involvement and a police or legal proceeding.
Fragmented notes show Commission and city officials in dispute over budget lines and project funding. Mentions include road and bridge maintenance, ferry operations, and sealing procedures amid procedural holds and cost concerns.
The auditor's report notes irregularities in the Comptrade receipts and states the office kept records inadequately. It recommends deposit of receipts promptly and intact, while cautioning against bolstering procedures to cover fraud. The document references about $1,500,000 in 1937 and Texas drilling fatalities as noted context.
Clarksvilllers report a long running feud at College of Ozarks involving President Drummond and professors Dr. Hamilton and Dr. Winslow Diutmund. Dr. Jones said retirement policy would not renew his contract and claimed pressure from administration. The dispute centers on alleged mistreatment and letters to trustees amid calls for an injunction to bar interference in classes.
Washington reports the Air Force announced its FA04 supersonic Star Fighter set a new world altitude record of 91,243 feet. Maj Howard C. Jalingon piloted the Star Fighter to the height, surpassing a 70,028 foot U.S. altitude record set earlier this year by a French expert aircraft. General Thomas H. White, Air Force Chief of Staff, confirmed the record as officials noted it was achieved at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
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