10 May 1957
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1957
Page
1
Alderman speaking for a bona fide group argues newspaper ads met the spirit of the law but failed technical requirements. Grand Jury will reconvene in October to decide if perjury charges are warranted as to possible election law violations and publisher duties.
Hal Boyle discusses a program aimed at fostering mutual understanding among workers. He questions the impact, noting mixed results on concerted actions while emphasizing reduced bias and better cooperation. Employers feel more like a family, boosting productivity and global harmony through shared humanity.
A fragmentary record shows a statement about protecting citizens from arbitrary political treatment. The text lists Frank J. Hill as foreman, Aisne as a witness, and Dick Watkins as clerk, indicating a formal submission and procedural roles in the hearing or proceeding.
Hedlund cited Beck's assurance that he would handle mortgage investments for the Teamsters Union. Joseph Evoy and Mrs Beck’s former driver partner bought about a third stake in the company with funds borrowed from Beck. The other company was named in the investment co. Beck Hedlund and Teamsters attorneys An Wampold were partners. The firm collected brokerage fees on deals by National Mortgages for the Theater Florists.
Ted Williams powered the Boston Red Sox to a 4 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox, homering three times and driving in all runs. His surge comes as Boston tightens the pennant race, with Williams' presence boosting the Sox to 11 wins in 16 games he plays. Cincinnati Reds also hot, beat Brooklyn 7 6 as Don Hoak hit a grand slam and George Crowe added two four baggers.
The WM B 8 of First Baptist, Circle 3 and Circle 4 of the WSCS, and the women of the Presbyterian Church gathered for May sessions. Hostesses included Mrs Clarke White and Mrs J B Hesterly as programs covered missions, world outlooks, and learning to live together.
Arkansas rivers surged after April rain floods damaged crops across counties. Sparkman led rainfall at 19.07 inches, with Jessieville, Gzone, Leola, Bluff City among heavy totals. Other cities recorded varied amounts. report notes widespread inundation and agricultural impact across the state.
Women of the Presbyterian Church Circle 2 met at Mrs. W. B. Cummings home with prayers led by Mrs. Dr. L. McRae and Bible study on War and Peace led by Mrs. Warold Ingram. Circle 3 convened at Mrs. Dudley Rouse residence with 15 members, Mrs. Bob Reynolds opening prayer and Lets Talk About Student Work in Mexico and Medical Work in Korea led by Zann Hubbard. A salad course was served. birthday observance announced for May 13 at the church.
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