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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1953
Page
1
Quirky Notes From A Busy Florida Coast Newsroom
A chaotic mix of stray captions, odd anecdotes, and dates from various sources. Tales of superstition over football hexes, Swiss watchmakers, and a St Petersburg Florida anniversary steak giveaway to 1 400 customers, with brief tax mention and a lingering sense of wartime era style reporting.
Hope Woman Named Head of State UDC Hope
Mrs. A. E. Slusser of Hope was elected president of the Arkansas division of the UDC at its 58th annual convention held in Little Rock. Slusser, state historian for three years, has led scholarship drives and served in multiple posts. The Pat Cleburne Chapter, with delegates including Mrs. Cook and Mrs. O’Neal, won honors and prize money for historical reports and essays. The event also honored T. S. Cornelius of Hope with the Cross of Service of World War II presented by Mrs. Sean Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickansas Divsion
UDC
A. E. Slusser
Hope
Little Reek
Slusser
Arkneas
Pat Cleburne iela_ator
Ps. H. C. Whitworth
Chanter
Fred Cook
Im O'Neal Mis
Mary Duncan
J. J. Battle of
Wrghters
Cook
Oeal
T. S. Cornelius
Sean Long
Cornelius
Election Here Is Merely a Formality in Hempstead County
Democratic nominees are named for a general election in Hempstead County on Tuesday November 3. Cities listed include Fape, Oakhaven and Oran with no opposition expected. Voters are urged to cast ballots at Ward 3 Fire Station Ward 3 Hempstead Courthouse and Ward 4 City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grree
Schools to Close Thursday and Friday in Hope
Hope Public Schools announce closure on Thursday and Friday to allow teachers to attend the annual state Yerger gathering and related events. The move aims to support professional development and district planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Public
Youth Center Revamp Through Community Effort
Volunteer workers and city donors transformed the Youth Center into a welcoming meeting place. High School students, local painters, carpenters, and plasterers contributed labor while businesses donated paint materials cash for equipment. Recognized donors include Rotary Club Lions Club PEO Cosmopolitan Club DAR PTA and Libr Cleaners with others thanked for supplies and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Lions Clile
Chapter AE Peo
Cosmopolitan Club
DAR
PTA
Libr Cleaners
Ben Edwards
Aubrey O'Steen
Cecil Smith
James Sui
Lee Still
Denver Hornaday
Homer Whitten
Franke Schenley
Chester Alsmand
Cliff Billings
Horace Billings
Clyde Fritz
Briani Andur Ross
Weaver Callins
Ray Yocum
Hope Fire
Dept
Mary Foster
Serapes
KXAH
Louisell Griffin
Cobb
Ray Allen
Gunter Libr
Grigg
Deca- Tators
Bill Wray Lbr
Callie Hardware
City Lip
Jupe Baildurs Supply Co
Ritchie Grover Co
Hope Furniture
Gentry Hardware Co
Shiptey
Studio
Businessman Prefers the Eyes of the Heart
HAL BOYLE profiles John D. Tayes a nearly blind candy magnate who built Fanny Palmer Candy Co into 7 factories and 3,500 employees with 100 Canadian stores. He praises learning to adapt, relying on an honor system to operate the multimillion dollar business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
John D. Tayesfy
Hayes
Rochester
Fanny Palmer Candy Co
Canada
Hempstead to Get 175000 Pine Trees
Hampstead area landowners will receive 399000 free pine trees this fall, per Amory Thompson, chair of the local Conservation District. Trees come from International Paper Company and may be obtained via the Hope Chamber of Commerce or the Self Conservation Service, must be matched by state nursery trees, and cost 2.50 per thousand. Orders are urged for November 15 as state nursery supply is limited. a mechanical planter program will offer contract planting later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampstead
Ward
Amory Thompson
Chinam
Suil S
International Paper Company
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Self Conservation Service
Conservation District
ROC Assail
Met
Negro Killed in Wreck Near Ozan
Sim Johnson, 22, a Negro man, died when the car left Highway No. 4 about four in the morning three miles north of Washington. A. C. Johnson, the driver and victim’s brother, said a car’s headlights blinded him causing the crash into a ditch. State officer Travis Ward investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Johnson
Zai Negro
Washington
A. C. Johnson
Johnson
Travis Ward
Mayer's Plant Manager Honored
Mayer's plant employees honored plant manager Jess Gilliam with a birthday party last weekend in the bakery lunchroom. Gilliam received a suit, shirt, and tie from the staff. Guest speakers were M. D. Todd and Charlie Meyers of Little Rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Brown'n Serve
Jess Gilliam
Dean Ready to Compromise on Neutral Nations
Frank Jordan reports that Dean signals willingness to compromise with neutral nations amid stalemated preliminary talks on Korean issues. He notes Allied concerns, United Nations pressure, and possible changes to conference participation as negotiators clash over how to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frank Jordan Tanmungom
Korda
Taisediy
Sunn Linstead
Peu Athan
Perparvedk
Koreiy
Hseereting
Hohin
Mesthar Dutles
Red
Dean Phil Net
Pier Discenurise
Tomeliyy
Lauiny
Bown
Howe Dock
Korea
Tito Opens Talks on Trieste Bargain Plan
Belgrade reports say Marshal Tito is prepared to bargain with the West over Trieste offering close military cooperation or possible joining the alliance in exchange for concessions on the disputed territory. Yugoslav demands target Zone A around the port city, while Zone B near Cone is already under Western control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yegoslav Ips
Marshal Tatbs
Trieste
Furenin
Tito Priothly
Utne Hane Nxatiok
Peleste
Vontalis
Ippurtaol
Terete
Britain
Unie
Italy
Special Court of Honor to Be Held Tonight
Special Court of Honor to be held tonight for Seoals who have qualified for rank advancement. Mandey night at 7 30 at the PW Hut on Highway 67 East. Parents and friends urged to attend the impressive ceremony conducted by Haskell Jones Piney Woods District Advancement Chairman. Honored Scouts include Johnny Nix and Orville Brannot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroop YO
Highway 67 East
Haskell Jones
Piney Woods
Johnny Nix
Sid Orville Brannot
Former Hope Man Dies in California at Napa Home
An elderly Hope resident died at his Napa California home on Thursday October 29 He was brother in law of Joe Brown of Hope and son in law of Mrs Pauling Ashby of Spring The deceased is survived by his wife and two children Funeral services were held yesterday in Hope and conducted by local clergy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aparetun
Avery
Hope
Napa
California
Joe B. Brown
Pauling Ashby
Bpring
Algo
Benson Plans Reorganization of Agriculture Department Faces Backing
Agriculture Secretary Benson moves to start a controversial plan to reorganize the Agriculture Department, claiming wide support while facing opposition from House and Senate members. He argues the overhaul would streamline programs and curb inefficiencies, with farmers urged to place orders for hay as part of related aid and price support discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Agri
Benson Lok
Soe
Cungraay
Cuttard J. Tmaypat
Tloue Agriculluype
Urol
Yoo
Sion Honkon
Sheplin
Vaglo
Gall Conserva
Offigen
Henson
Joel
Nupe
Thosa
Vanvill
Megders
Stk
Hengen
White “House
Ional Soil
Edwin B
Harkinson
Washington
Republic
Langer
Cabinal
Senate
GOP
Eisenhower
Cai
Plide
Ted Voromont
Gail Ha
Congress
House
Southern Gower
Hot Springs
Young
CBS
Altercation and collisions probe by city police
City police probe an altercation on South fatel where R C Sturart 26 inco negro faced aggravated assault charges after a stabbing left suspect Brandon seriously cut. Investigations also cover two weekend accidents including a West Division crash with minor damages between Don Brown and Ild widge Betts. A separate incident on third street saw W N Wortham of Texas suffer auto damage and a theft of a buckle from Hugh Garrett's son at Garland School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Sturart
Inco Negro
South Fatel
Stenvy Brandon
Polles
Brandon Ta Jn Gn
Joeds Bowptal
Don Brown
Ildwidge Betts
West Division
Leu
Booth
Texurkant Negro
W. N. Wortham
Texas
Hugh Garrett
Garland
High Court Affirms Judgment in Inheritance Case
The High Court upheld a $28,600 estate award and related probate rulings in the Rosa Rand De Mers matter. It affirmed the Probate Court’s interpretation that surviving brother Charles Rand held only an inter est in the estate, while most bequests passed to other heirs and beneficiaries. The decision, written by Justice Maer Millwee, included dissents from Justices Ward and Rallnsen and continues on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adsnoc Ane
Supreme Court
Onothys Ross Agh
Wet Springs
Raihway Cy
Puling
Garind County Clrenk Court
Putosiss Probate
Gotrl
Rosa Rand de Mers
de Mes
Ac N. de Mers
Minnie Halliburton
Tittle Rocks
Mea
Oliver
Memphia
Henry Rand
Charlest. Rand
Rand
Hit
No “Elaks
Ibfussess Lance
Senyy
Maer Millwee
Paul Ward
Sam Rallnsen
Hazorbacks Beat Texas Team 43 to 14 at Weekend Game
The crowd of about 20 000, mostly out–of–town visitors, cheered as the Hazorbacks defeated a Texas squad 43 to 14. Two Parker touchdowns were called back amid lively SWC tensions. A&M fans shifted seats to cheer, while chatter about Cadets and Dr. Joe E. Covington colored the scene. Local figures John Harels and Hendrix Spraying were noted, with clubs planning a luncheon at Hotel Barlow to hear Dr. George Benkon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktock
Hazorbacks
Texas
Parker
Little Rock Hie
Tigers
A&m
West Sands
Bienes
Barlow
George Benkon
Harding College
Searcy
Clu
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By Alex Singleon
Hope Man
Eer
Thorad Mahey
Shelly
Lny
Marvin Motion
Jonneshure
Lowell Dieutar
Che Coordinatan
Brokram
Jk Cage
Fies
Dean Neens
Shipplas Hay da Arkans
AEC
KD. Nichols
Cleve- Inc
Ohio
Atomic Energyy Commission
Ife
Myron W. Boyer
Nieholk
Stan
Joe E. Covington
Thg
Nashvile
Delight
Southern State
Henderson
Blevins and
John Harels
Lewisville Sphymore Jy
Korean Veterans Club
Southern States
Colleges Alumni Association
Hendrix Spraying of Hope
Hae Fiheades
Lafayette Circuit
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