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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

4

Schools Tax Policy Sparks Arkansas Debate

The Arkangas Gazette faces criticism for its stance on ad valorem taxes and school funding. A Louisville-like focus on property owners clashes with calls for local assessment reform and state aid, highlighting how Little Rock’s wealth shapes editorial bias and the broader school funding crisis.

Arkangas Gazette Achools Gazette Gazelle Little Rock the Gazette The Gagette Jewislature Arkansas Gazette Big Little Rock Arkansas Hope Star Star

Negro Held in Shooting at Fulton

Augusta Carrigan a Fulton negro is held on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a Saturday midnight shooting about six miles south of Fulton. He says he shot Johnnie Weatherspoon after the man pulled a knife during a quarrel with Carrigan's sister. Carrigan was arrested around 2:30 a.m. Sunday at his parents home near Fulton. Sheriff Claud Sutton and Deputy Allen Shipp investigated.

Augusta Carrigan Fulton Negro Fulton Carrigan Johnnie Weatherspoon Fannie Weatherstogn Filton Claud Sutton Allen Shipp

Miss Harris Honored as Anacostia Queen in DC

Nina Lee Harris, former Hope student, elected queen of Anacostia High School in Washington DC. She serves as Leader's Club president and National Honor Society vice president, and graduates June 4 in a class of about 250. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Harris of Hope, DC where her father is Secretary to Congressman Oren Harris.

Nina Lee Harris Hope Schools Anacostia High School Washington, D. C Leader's Club National Honor Society Willie Harris South Pine Street Hope Washington D. C Harris Oren Harris

Shover Springs Wildcat Drilling at 2200 Feet

The McAlister Oil Co. team drills the W. B. Ruggles No. 1 wildcat oil test at Shover Springs NE NE 16-13-23, aiming to 4,000 feet as 2,200 feet depth is reached. Nearby, Meldthej Burnett Drilling abandons the C C May Unit No. 1 in Arkansas Fuel Oil Co. area at 2,600 feet. Sneed Brothers’ Falcon field near the Nevada-Lafayette line reports heavy black oil around 1,200 feet. Mollie Reed No. 4 and 5 in 10-15-22 produce oil and BSWD open holes. Two new Nevada county locations T M Works No A-d and L L Pelt No 1 plan to 1,800 and 2,200 feet.

Wildcat McAlister Oil Co Shover Springs Nevada County Sneed Brothers A Falcon Nevada Lafayette Couny Mollie Reed Nevida L. L. Pelt

Pvt John A Rogers Receives Combat Badge

Pvt John A Rogers, 18, son of Mr and Mrs John A Rogers of Snyder Texas formerly of Hope, earned the Combat Military Badge for outstanding duty with his regiment.

John A, Rogers Snyder Texas Hope

No Damage in Auto Blaze on Wear Avenue

Firemen answered four calls to the 400 block on Wear Avenue BR around 8 40 last night and put out an automobile blaze before serious damage resulted.

Wear Avenue

Two Arrested for Parking on Highway in Hempstead

Two Black individuals were arrested in Hempstead yesterday by Arkansas Blaze Patrolman on charges of parking on the highway and drunkenness. The arrestees were David May,Og an, and Claud Ogden of Hope. Ogden was also charged with drunkenness.

Hempstead Arkanans Blaze David May Ogan Claud Ogden Hope Ogden

Revival Meeting Draws Large Crowds at Guernsey Church

Large crowds attend nightly revival at Guernsey Baptist Church led by Rev. Leo Hughes of Texarkan. Chalk talk artist Mr. Bryant will sketch colored religious pictures during services. M T McGregor of the Hope Baptist Association oversees the program. Location is near Highway 67 at the Green Baygonads. Public invited.

Guernsey Baptist Church Leo Hughes Texarkan Torles Bryant M. T. McGregor The Hope Baptist ‘Association Ald Qreen Bey Gonads

Tweed Look: What It Takes to Seem Tweedy

New York columnist Hal Boyle relays a humorous struggle to appear tweedy. He tries a tweed suit and grows hair, only to conclude true tweediness comes from attitude and not a suit. He finds that the ten most tweedily dressed he knows are pipe smokers.

Hal Boyle New York Frances Enone

Adonis and Four Gambler Aides Sentenced in Jersey Dice Ring

In Wackenaack on May 28, judge sentenced Adonis Torl to two to three years in state prison and fined 15000 for initiating a New Jersey dice gambling empire. Co-defendants Salvatore Marotti James Lynch Arthur Longaio and Anthony Guarino received similar prison terms or suspended additions. The five, led by Adonis, faced up to 18 years and 318000 in fines for operating a plush $1,000,000 North Jersey dice gambling empire. Continued on Page Two.

Wackenaack Ndi Jon Adonis Adonis Senate Cylin Committee Uon Natoriota Dudge Wv Wal

Youth Center to Hold Informal Open House

The Hope Youth Council hosts an informal open house tonight at eight to discuss the organization and plans for the Hope Youth Program. The center has been updated with new drapes and renovations as George Trazler, its director, prepares to leave for the University of Texas.

Hope Youth Council Hope Habor George Trazler University of Texgo Clittare Pennie Mr. Franks Beryl Henry Mike Kelly Syd McMath Paul Raley Eliic Hope Boys and Girls Club Roy Anderson Paul Riley American Legion E. P. Young Jr

Ozan Woman Struck by Car Fractures Leg

Mrs. J. A. Stuart, 64, was badly injured when struck by a car driven by CG M. May near Ozan on Highway 4 after stepping from a bus. The vehicle traveled 209 steps before stopping. May was arrested on three charges including driving without brakes and no license.Mrs. Bidar transferred to Little Rock for treatment.

J. A. Stuart M. May Nashville Ri 20 Highway 4 Ozan Mrn Stuart Tus Sue Wining Arkansas May Reeks Bidar Wa Little Rock

Beauty Pageant at Saenger Theatre Tonight

Seventeen girls compete in the Princess Hempstead beauty contest at the Saenger Theatre with Exith Wright representing Pat moa as seventh entry. Entries close by 10:00 am. Mrs Loulae Griffin to judge. A gold loving cup will be awarded and Hempstead county will be represented at the Narrows Ente dedication on July 21.

Ara Hompatend Exith Wright Pat Moa Mra Loulae Griffin Re. Kenvenla Spong Princesa Hempstead Hampstead County the Narrows Ente

May Impeachment Move Against Florida Governor

In Tallahassee on May 28 a Florida House member introduced a multi count impeachment resolution against Gov Fuller Warrenson. The charges cite willful neglect of duties and alleged misappropriation following campaign spending, racing commission conduct, reinstatement of ousted sheriffs, and attitude toward Eldridge resolution. Senate takeover would occur if two thirds vote suspends governor. Senate president Sturgis would preside during six months of investigation.

Tallahassee Florida House Representas Fuller Warrenson Avidengea George Okoll Miami Watron Hig Racing” Commission Eldri House Senate Wallaca Sturgias Jenin Hladutlaw State Senate Florida Pyi Aean

Hendrix College at Conway to award bachelor degrees

Hope students agree on issues as Hendrix College prepares for commencement at Conway. Local figures include Dr Matt Bills, Dr Harry A Little, Rev Fred Harelann, and Mrs Hyatt of Hope. Athenaeum and APO members to hear an address by a Truman administration alumnus. campus events feature tennis, H-Club, and chapel activities.

Conway Hapa Hendrix College Exgralias Claga APO Truman John KR Steelmany Arkansan Hendrix Matt B. Bills Sets College Arkadelphia Hondent Texarkana First Methodist Oaurant i Hyatt Ig Hyatt of Hope Helga Membi Hendrix takePe Chol Chapel Rheal Frank Robing Conwihe Dorothy O'Neal Iughter O'Noak Hoyds Robins Gila Nway

May 28 Entry Reports Troop Losses and Replacements

A fragmented May 28 notice describes ROT loss and morale notes amid U.S. deployments. It references divisions and an expected enemy move, with a figure around 3,000 in the Eighth Army context. The readable text is uncertain but suggests caution and resupply needs.

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Fair Park Jack Clemens Magnolia Southwest Baseball League Milton, Masey Bobby Ellen Milton Dillard Hope Legion Post Kinard Young Miss Harris Guernsey Denver Dickinson American Legion Auxiliary J. W. Jones Saenger Issu U.S U.S. Eighth Army
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