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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1949

Page

3

Washington Scene as Newcomers Fill Capitol Steps

In springtime Washington crowds gather amid congress’s halls and hearings. Visitors roam the Capitol complex seeking glimpses of the Senate and House activities, the Supreme Court, and the White House while officials and former leaders move through the city.

James “Marlow Hington Washington Congress House Senate Edin Congressional Ees Acheson Henry Walaka Jefferson Meson Atlantic Anders State Lovett Ar- 2 Congressionbrary

Prescott News Notes Marching Through May Activities

Prescott area events listed include Mrs Art Regnier presenting pupils in a Tuesday recital at First Baptist Church, the Feation Day luncheon for Prescott Musical Cosette at Hotel Lawson, and midweek meetings led by Elizabeth Francis co at First Christian Church. Also noted are choir practices at First Presbyterian, prayer service at Church of Nazrene, and PTA and WCTU meetings with hostesses and new officers.

Art Regnier First Baptist Church Prescott Lawson Prescott Kiwanis Club Broadway Hotel Lucille Elgin Arkansas Floys Hubbard he _ Kiwanis Roy Duke Rosston Road

Truculent Turtle Retraces 1919 Atlantic Flight

Lisbon airfield welcomed the Truculent Turtle retracing the NC-4 Atlantic crossing. The unpowered historic flight took 16 hours 50 minutes, contrasting with the 19 days of the original voyage. Intermittent local notes follow on residents, events, and academic ties in Arkansas.

Lisbon Portugal Atlantic C. H. Tompkins, Jr Ployd Bennet Field New York University of Arkansas Fayett Newfoundland Ville Azores Tompkins

Island Secrecy and an Avenger in Four Ghost Graves

Four women join Henry Gough Harding on Speare Island to form a new life. Gruesome graves, later revealed as workers killed in a past accident, frame a tale of danger and truth. Bea Cosgrove Martin hides an automatic pistol as she plans justice rather than marriage, while Harding trusts her and unveils island history.

Henry Gough Harding Speare Island Agnes Firth Bea Cosgrove Harding Bea Bea Cosgrove Martin H. M Lightningbolt Sir Rodney Fowlks Speare Rodney

Speare Island Tale: Gold, Monsters and a Haunted Cave

The scene follows Hugh Lawrence Nelson and crews landing on an east shore cove on Speare Island. Some crews fill casks at a natural spring while another returns with tales of a cave guarding a gleaming pile of gold. A guardian monster.

Lilly Warren Agnes Mabel Jones Bea Lilly Harding

Harding gains island for construction effort

A fragment describes Harding acquiring an island and launching a rapid build with numerous workers and materials. A dated paragraph from months earlier is flagged for emphasis as the scene notes the first accident today amid ongoing development efforts.

Harding Island

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Prescott News First Christian Church Elizabeth Francisco First Presbyterian Church Church of Nazarene First Methodist Rehurch Parent Teachers Association the Park School The Patent Teachers Association Park School Dan. Pittman C. P. Arnold Marge Martin Jack Cooper Eleeta C. Wells J. W. Teeter R. Hamilton John Munn John Thomas Meir Gram Martin Guthrin Elfare J. B. Hunterly Leroy Phillips Hedy Butler Burrel Whitmarsh Otho Stephenson Frank Williams Ridrey Loomis Jesse Crow Doug Bemis Marcus Custiss Chamber of Commerce Gus Mex Caskill Chamber of Commerce of the United States Lee D. Kinney Nat Woosley Texarkana Mr.Woosley Arkansas la. Gas, Co Country Club Mrs. Woosley Mrs. Allen Gee, Sr Hope Mrs. Gould Wilson C. H. Wagner Fay Loomis J. C. Stegar 5. B. Gee Homer Ward Christian Churches In Hot Springs John E. Lingo George Creal Springs Herman Herring Cushing, Ohio P. H. Herring Jimmy Cole A & M i College Magnolia Hugh Lawrence Nelson Langlind Bendix HAMM S. Walnut America Emerson Jr Emerson Emerson Osc Finley Ward Hope, Ark Alvan Cemencs Cadillac Ciue GIB Lewis Garage
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