13 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1948
Page
1
Social and personal notices list multiple church groups meeting on November 15 16 with dates and hosts. Activities include First Presbyterian Women First Baptist Fidelis Sunday School class American Legion Auxiliary and Tabernacle Fellowship events. Local couples travel for Arkansas SMU game and a wedding in Missouri noted with hospitality in Hope Gospel Tabernacle.
Miss Virginia Ann Maeness of Emmet attends Yencer son State Teachers College Ahica delphia. She was chased by the girls of Henderson Mame economies.
Paris dispatch reports of possible high level talks between Truman and Stalin, citing Soviet propaganda as dangerous. Officials deny direct talks or sending a peace mission, but speculation persists about a revived pre-election plan and a Moscow deal shaping Cold War posture.
Fifteen former guards at the Mauthausen concentration camp were hanged today for slayings of more than 4 600 inmates including 47 British and American. An American war crimes court convicted them of crimes tied to the camp’s brutal regime.
Washington reports a new GOP pledge to aid friend nations and strengthen Western defense. Senator Vandenberg of Michigan urged Republican support for assisting independent militias and standing firm against Soviet expansion, signaling a shift beyond UN solutions. The administration welcomed his public stance as GOP foreign policy leadership coalesces around deterrence and mutual aid.
In 1880 New Orleans Durand, a bachelor, correspondence with Julia Russell leads to marriage. A blond bride arrives from St Louis, yet Julia’s trunk stays unopened and a sister’s letter hints deception. Wonders deepen as Durand discovers startling secrets amid a night of turmoil and a vanished wife.
A survey of local church activities lists services at First Pentecostal and First Baptist, with Sunday School at 9:30 and 9:45, morning worship around 10:50, evening services, and midweek programs. Notable events include youth gatherings, missionary society meetings, and revival plans led by visiting ministers through November.
A fragmented OCR style item lists radio program names and hosts across stations on Main Street. It mentions HOPE GOSPEL TABERMAGLE and various hosts, programs, and entities with unclear connections, reflecting a busy but unreadable late era broadcast page.
A fragmented guide describes making inexpensive paper greetings with simple materials like window screen mesh and discarded items. It mentions using green or red ink, cutting designs from discarded greeting cards, and attaching elements with wire, with many garbled lines and references to names and times.
A dense radio listings page shows Indiana and Michigan games, various college and pro broadcasts, and a broad array of music and talk programs. Notable names include Mel Allen and Gabriel Heatter with a wide slate of sports updates, news, and entertainment features across stations and time slots.
Dorothy Dix urges mutual adaptation in marriage, arguing both spouses must sacrifice personal tastes to sustain love and avoid divorce. Readers confront love triangles and timing in marrying, with Dix advising decisive commitment to one partner and proactive pursuit of suitable matches rather than waiting for miracles.
A Thanksgiving revival begins Sunday at Gospel Tabernacle on November 4 and runs through the 28th. Evangelist Rev. EK. R. Black of Forrest City Arkansas will lead nightly services at 7 30 with no Saturday program. Special singing led by Rev. S Joseph Geno and music by his bride of one week accompany Black who returns to gospel ministry with a noted record. Mrs Black joins in week two. Local friends are urged to attend.
Lawmakers from Berryville Paragould and Marianna debated liquor policy urging permit systems and broader local authority. Proposals included appointing a capable liquor chief and shifting revenue power to mayors sheriffs and county judges. Raindrops fall at about 10 feet per second.
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