This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1949
Page
3
Readable text fragment mentions Our Daily Bread and Pepper in unclear context. No clear event or names to anchor a full item. This brief lacks concrete details to form a solid summary without inventing facts.
A fragmented Panama report recounts the 1948 electoral dispute over Arias and Remon, noting police influence and a recheck of May ballots while linking US figures Pepper Byrnes and Truman in a broader nationalist debate. It portrays a tense political opera with shifting loyalties and leadership questions.
Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor protested to Soviet authorities after an American air force sergeant was shot and killed at a Soviet checkpoint in Berlin. Two other U.S. soldiers and a German were uninjured. Witnesses said the sergeant, driving a sedan, was directed into the Soviet sector but turned back toward the British sector, then fired upon. Taylor delivered the protest to Col. Alexi Yeilsarov, noting the incident as senseless brutality and urging punishment and control of Soviet sentries to prevent future deaths.
An Arkansas forecast notes windy and cloudy conditions this afternoon with wary casts tonight. It calls for Janiaht and Sunday with unsettled, tented portions and a cautious outlook for Couley Sunday.
Judge Will Steel this week handed down an opinion in Bil McClendon vs City of Hope in Hempstead Chancery Court regarding sale of Bar den milk products in Hope. The ruling finds McClendon’s products meet state and city qualifications and he may continue selling in Hope unless revoked for just cause. The court allows the distributor fee on milk actually handled in Hope, but supports city collection of raw milk fees on all milk received at the Texarkana plant due to inseparability before pasteurization. Ordinance No 44 upheld as valid subject to the decree. Both sides view mixed outcomes and appeals to the Supreme Court remain uncertain.
Washington report says a senator's television discussion of atomic weapons helped trigger a presidential order to tighten national security disclosures. Edwin C Johnson denied prompting Truman, insisting secrecy is insufficient in the atomic program while the White House says the crackdown stemmed from multiple security incidents.
Herman Huddleston of Nietiviio, brother of Bento Hudedestin, died in Howard, COWY Hospital. He is survived by his widow, two sons Samuel of New York, God Lets of San Antonio, and a daughter Annabyl Huddleston. Funeral arrangements not specified.
New Iberia Louisiana November 26 A civil aeronautics officials group including relatives reporters and an Altoona dentist plans a boat and swamp trek to locate wreckage believed to hold the remains of three Allentown Pennsylvania residents. The four passenger plane disappeared November 18 1948 with Mr and Mrs W W York and pilot Joel Ritter aboard.
Los Angeles officials say Charles Jansen alias Charles Larson and Claude Inglish denied crafting a flood of defamatory postal cards warning tourists away from Los Angeles. Jansen faces a preliminary hearing December 8 on charges of sending defamatory postcards. Federal agents noted the case spans about 35 states with San Diego and Phoenix chambers among those mailed.
Broadway mourns veteran dancer Robinson known as Bojangles who spent a three million fortune before dying at Columbia Presbyterian. Reported heart ailment, wife Eline, death at 28-year marriage, memorial plans in Harlem Abyssinian church, burial at Evergreen Brooklyn.
Wilbur Williams of McNab in the lake country northwest of Hope shot a bald eagle while chasing cattle on Yellow Creek yesterday and brought the bird home. The eagle eats rapidly, devouring two chickens the first day and again the next day, though Williams says he won’t kill when watched. He hopes a zoo may collect the bird to remove it from his household.
Buck Honegan of Hope suffered a hip injury when his car collided with another driven by FH BP Young at an intersection of S Hazor Street. City Police investigated the accident.
Choirs will hold singing services at Frecky Mound on Sunday November 27 starting at 2 00 p m The public is invited to attend and join in the musical offering at the venue
The Baptist Training Course groups of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church will meet in the church auditorium at 6:30 p.m. Sunday to present a special program. The theme centers on spiritual virtues with Rev. Vera Tonnemaker, soloists, a quartet, and a girl trio performing parts on Love Joy Peace Longsuffering Gentleness Goodness Faith Temperance and Moecksiess.
Mrs Ovee Reed Gunter, widow of Donald Gunter, received a 25000 judgment against Strick and Pew Station Co in a federal court ruling based on an accident on January 29 near Hope. Attorney W S Atkins of Hope represented Mrs Gunter.
A feature on skiing’s rising profile notes the shift toward indoor sports exposure and the Sun Valley and New York World’s influence. It discusses glass skis, costs up to 60 dollars, and growing American interest amid industry hype and safety cautions.
Paris reports the National Assembly endorses a Western Europe federation including Western Germany. It backs a European political authority, economic unification via the OEEC, and Germany’s associate status in the Council of Europe. The vote narrowly approved 327 to 249 after an all night session.
Panama City reports Dr Arnulfo Arias forced the resignations of police chiefs Jose Remon Bolivar Vallalgino and Saturnino Flores after an ultimatum. The move follows police interventions that toppled President Daniel Chanis and installed Roberto Chiari, amid cries of a chaotic power grab in Panama.
A new munitions plan is under consideration as Howard, newly appointed chairman, vows to complete a master plan. Julie Millary and civilian aides assist, succeeding Donald by Crepenter who resigned June 24. The defense group oversees navy and other procurement while delaying political changes.
Percy Coplon died after a fail in his bathroom ending a 100 day fast. Officials said a double sized coffin would be used for the service on Sunday. He weighed 245 pounds at death, far from the 357 pounds he sought. Doctors offered varied opinions on cause, citing the fall and other factors.
Velver Low 84 died last night at her Barnabe home. Survived by husband James, two daughters Tanyara Tomas and Bobbie Camille, son James II. Four brothers Joe Cherry Nashville Marvin Dierks Ira Colorado. Six sisters W D Kelly Oregon M Kesterson California Allen lil Dierks Rev Mrs W J Diane Malyoyn Tivhird Carribahan Texas Henry Sykes Crosser. Service planned at YU pom Suucdey at Sweel Huewie.
Authorities investigate a double shooting at a tourist cabin in Heber Springs. Bernice Carr fired a 22 caliber pistol at Dan Oliveres after a family dispute, wounding him and killing a man identified as Diggs. Carr later shot herself and fled with a child. The wounded man was taken to a hospital in Jacksonville for treatment.
Washington reports say coal operators and John L. Lewis may resume negotiations on a renewed contract as a strike deadline nears. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association notes hopeful talks and possible extended truce beyond Thursday. President Truman and CIO head Philip Murray discussed labor posture amid Hartley Act questions.
Washington Nov 25 After years of debate Townsend age pension plan gains traction with 172 signatures on a petition to force a House floor vote. Supporters cite labor dispute tensions and boilerplate cost estimates as high as 12 billion dollars yearly, while proponents seek universal federal pensions at 60.
R H Barr suffered heart attacks early today while at the main offices of Hope City Hall. He was rushed to Julia Hospital where doctors described his condition as improving but serious.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.