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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented page text shows advertisement section details and mentions Associated Press usage rights. Reads like a publication notice with addresses in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York and Detroit, plus names and care of circulation. The garbled OCR preserves periodical boilerplate about AP content and republication rights.
Fragmented hospital log lists numerous patients by surname with discharge notes including Mrs. Bilfoyer Rosenbaum and baby, Mrs. Lonnie Ross, Mrs. Josie Baker, Mrs. Dayle Marvel, Mrs. Cecl Godwin, Mrs. Noble Thomas, and many others. Mentions arrival of a baby girl born May 15, 196, to Livy Senter of Ulope.
Baton Rouge officials seek to extend the state gas tax beyond its August 1 expiration, proposing a bill to keep the levy until January 1980. In other news, a jet bomber exploded near Little Rock, killing three crewmen and two civilians after a crash starter, while humidity limited flood damage. Arkansas colleges raised about $90,189 in donations, with amounts listed to several institutions including Hendrix College and the University of Arkansas.
Miss Mary Ann Cabo of Gurdon spent Sunday with Miss Betty Ligon. Mr and Mrs Charlie Scott and Miss Linda Seoul were weekend guests at Miss Margaret Finler Scult in West Monroe Louisiana. The group also visited Mr and Mrs Joe Reid, Mr and Mrs IT Hamby and Dr and Mrs Gy D Royston of Hone. Others included Mr and Mrs Chan Thomas and Mrs V L Love in Dorado Sunday.
The Southern Baptist Convention adopts a resolution honoring peace and Christian ideals amid wartime strains. The measure recalls former Arkansas Rep. Brooks Hays and stresses commitment to Jesus Christ’s teachings while acknowledging ongoing home front tests and personal appeals from associated families and leaders.
A fragment notes a dispute over grounds of an agreement with claims naming a state senator. Bucks comments flag the agreement as illegitimate and without warrant of law, suggesting improper basis for the contention.
Thousands gathered at Seoul Stadium today for a memorial honoring students killed during the April 19 uprising against Syngman Rhee's regime. The event paid tribute to those who died in the protests and reaffirmed calls for national remembrance.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday with Mrs. Paul Koslasky presiding. Poppy Day on May 1 was announced with 1,000 poppies received. Members Judy Koslosky Betty Liga Belly Stane Laneburg Hepnerita Arnett Emmet were chosen to attend Girly State. Various clubs and PTA groups assisted in sending delegates. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments.
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