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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1954
Page
3
Ricky and Merle plan a high end coupe and factory future then Merle’s life unravels after a failed partnership. A FOR RENT sign and Merle’s ruinous reality set in as the Connor Madison car venture collapses, leaving Ricky to face mockery and loss.
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that Memphis merchants must collect and remit the state’s two percent use tax on sales to Arkansas residents when they employ salesmen in Arkansas. Vendors without Arkansas sales reps or direct delivery in East Arkansas are not required to collect the tax. The decision cites parallels with a U S Supreme Court ruling and names several Memphis firms affected by the ruling.
The scene centers on Sherm with a comic, while Jerry Chub and Linke arrive by the magazine rack. Sharon talks with a red haired girl. Ricky asks how things are, noting Mertel lost his place and Ricky’s own shot needs work.
Americans tune in as Army McCarthy hearings return to television prompting a flood of protests and praise. Readers, viewers, and radio listeners react in letters to the networks and press, with supporters urging protection from Communists and critics warning of McCarthyism.
Local Arkansas boards moved to end segregation in public schools citing current constitutional reading. Sheridan invited Negro pupils, then rescinded under patron pressure. Fayetteville followed with partial moves toward integration. Governor Cherry declined comment on the boards actions.
Dr Darmon Artella Rhinehart, professor emeritus of radiology at University of Arkansas School of Medicine, former Arkansas Medical Society president, and past chairman of the Southern Medical Association radiology section, died yesterday at his home in Little Rock.
An advertisement promises a patient guide on piles with explanations and a guarantee. It claims the hospital staff supervised the book and offers free further therapy if symptoms return, urging readers to request a copy now.
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