Hope Star masthead and publisher details from 1929 issue
Hope Star publishing details list The Star Building in Hope Arkansas with staff roles including Editor Alex Washburn and Managing Editor Paul Jones. release notes show press affiliations, classified staff, and AP news rights, dating to January 18 1929.
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Star Publishing CO
C. B. Palmar
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Building
Star
Hope
Consolidated
South Walnut Street
Arkansas
Alek. Wathburn
Paul MH. Jones
Donal Parker
Mra
Jean Adler
Pod
Roger, Jr
Cire'l
Mgr
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Hempstead Courthouse Records Oddities and Divorces
From Hempstead Courthouse chancery records a docket lists Sobnie Hendricks vs Louise Hendricks for divorce and Dugan vs Jean Skelton for divorce. Other cases include Garrett vs Eu Garrett divorce and Story vs S N Story petition. Also mentions G Putman vs United American Inc Co seeking 173.16 plus costs and marriage licenses for Don Chapman and Rose Marie St Clair. An unrelated note cites St Peter's Rome elevator lifting about 20 million pilgrims to the basilica roof.
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Hendricks
Louise
James
Dugan
Jean Skelton
Rope Hardware Co
James Hi. Lauterbach
Mary
Ann Garrett
Kenneth
Garrett
Roxie
Story
S. N. Story
Chastain
Deway
United American Inc. Co
Don Chapman
Dallas
Texas
Rose Marie
St. Clair
Dal-las
St. Peter's
Rome
Basilica
Prescott Rotary hears Cecil Bittle on livestock and forestry
At the Lee Hotel the Prescott Rotary Club luncheon featured Rev. J T Robertson giving the invocation. Cecil Bittle discussed livestock and forestry as part of a program by the Little League baseball leagues committee planning park upgrades in City Park with lights on a chain link fence. Homecoming and Children’s Day are set for May 28 at Midway Methodist Church with a 10:30 am service and noon basket lunch.
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Rotary Club
Lee Hotel
J. T. Robertson
Oates
Ford Place
W. R. Hambright
Cecil Bittle
Hope
WU of A
Bittle
Midway Methodist
Mary B. Shellton
Little Rock
Prescott
Baptist Hospital
Prescott High School
George Fore
Judy Koslosky
R. J. Barksdale
Mark Cruse
al Daniel
Rita Morris
Judy Fore
Betty Ligon
Sammy Lee
Fletcher Mc Kelvey
Bobbie Graham
Betty Milam
Charlotte Calhoun
Telephones of the Future Featuring a Wall Phone Range
The article previews evolving telephone ideas and notes some will stay in design while others succeed. A future wall phone, smaller than a Princess model, is described as compact and handy for kitchens and other rooms.
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Hope
Senate to Pass School Aid Bill
The Senate debated President Kennedy's school aid plan with leaders predicting passage by tonight. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said sessions would continue until the vote, while opponents led by Everett Dirksen argued the program opens a path to federal control and a perpetual growth in funding. The bill authorizes 850 million dollars annually for three years for teacher salaries, construction and operating costs in public grades and high schools.
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Wasitington
Senate
Prsident Kennedy
Ate
Eat
House
Education and Labor Committee
Everly Wife Seeks $1,750 Monthly Alimony Claim
Mary Sue Everly asks Los Angeles court for $1,750 monthly alimony and child support from Don Everly, citing his ability to buy an $80,000 yacht after their separation last August. In separate maintenance suit she accuses cruelty. she died Monday.
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Los Angeles
Mary Sue Everly
Rock ‘N' Roller
Don Everly
Probe of Top Brass Dispute Involves Navy Transfer Halt
Rep Daniel Flood urged Secretary Connally to halt Capt Cooper Bright’s transfer until Congress can probe his clash with admirals over an inflatable plane project. Bright, 52, said orders led him to destroy data on a new version able to take off vertically from ships and to limit discussion.
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Wasitington
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Navy
Cooper B. Bright
Congress
Bright
Flood
House
John 8. Connally
Connally
Navy official clashes over project with Bright and Hayward
Bright accused Vice Adm. John T. Hayward deputy chief of naval operations for development of opposing a project. Hayward defended the decision as sound. Bright said Adm. James S. Tussell told him to stop pushing the project, while the Navy had no comment on Wednesday.
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Bright
Adm
John T. Hayward
Naval Operations
Hayward
James 5. Tussell
Navy
Soviet Troops May Leave Hungary
Communist party chief Janos Kadar told factory workers that Soviet forces could withdraw from Hungary, saying the USSR could not be expected to defend Hungary's frontiers forever. The remark signals a potential shift in Warsaw Pact posture during a tense period in Budapest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Typhoon Strikes Hong Kong Earlier Coastal Impact
Typhoon Son, first to hit the region, brushed Hong Kong with a mild blow as seas surged and gusts lashed the coast. The storm moved inland toward the southern Chinese provinces causing brief disruption and light damage reported by authorities.
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Hong Kong
China
River Work Hearing on Arkansas River Appropriations
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee will hear witnesses favoring Arkansas River Development program funding on June 12. A large delegation from Oklahoma and Arkansas will have 45 minutes to present the case for administration recommended appropriations.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Magnolia approves bonds for civic center and pools
Magnolia residents approved bond issues totaling 250000 to establish a civic center acquire park sites and construct two swimming pools. A 165000 bond to buy old school property for use as a civic center passed 594 483 while an 85000 bond to obtain park sites and build pools passed 657 410.
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Magnolia, Ark
Magnolia
Prisoner Pay Awarded by Supreme Court to Soldier
Wittamn Cowart of Monticello Arkansas was among three American soldiers granted prisoner of war pay by the U S Supreme Court on Monday. The men were accused of aiding their communist captors during the Korean War and initially refused repatriation but reversed course after 18 months in Red China. Cowart now lives in Alabama.
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Washington
Wittamn Cowart
Monticello
Ark
U.S. Supreme Court
Red China
Cowart
Alabara
Career path in daily newspapers for youth
The piece explains newspaper work offers prestige, excitement, good pay, and advancement for motivated students. It outlines five fields including news reporting, editing, and advertising, notes required training and skills, and invites readers to mail a coupon for a 22 page career brochure and list of journalism schools.
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Detroit
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Oklahoma City
Mambar
Associated Press
USA
Weil
Audit Bureau of Cirrculations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and Miller Coun
Prescott News
A. B. Jordan
Dudley Jordan
Anna
Ellen
Northwest
Prescott Jr. High
Vicki Avery
Bobbie Taylor
Donna White
Mildred Buchanan
Wanda Taylor
Kathryn Cook
Tommy Jones
Donnie Steed
James Stewart
Gene Chamblee
Martha Balls
Phyllis Taster
Pat Haltom
Jery Wicker
Jack Hoffpaui
John Yancey
Linda Bennett
Anette Milam
Kay Henry
Gus Toohey
Linda Sealt
Fred D. Gray
Hope, Arkonses
Tore Bell
Harold Hendrix
Prescott Yard
Yéth & la
Herndon ~ Cornelius Funeral Home
Perry's
AAA
Hoggard
RADIO
EPAIR
S. Main ST
Newspaper Information Service
American ‘Newspaper Publishers Association
Third Avenue
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