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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1947
Page
2
Home Demonstration Agent Mary Dixon explains methods to store sausage through the year by smoking, canning, or freezing. She notes keeping fat lowers spoilage, and advises proper grinding, casing, cooling, and sterile canning procedures to extend shelf life up to a year or more.
Fragmentary notes advise marketing Cull low ot Mere Culls while slaughter value is high and outline grain feeding rules, transplanting deciduous trees, storing tender roots, gathering eggs to reduce breakage, weather stripping, and planning Thanksgiving table decor. Also mention parasite control, garden cleanup, and plowing under crop residues.
Otto Frobe, secretary treasurer of Local 100, Cincinnati, claims 4000 deliverers under his banner with 10,000 dependents. He attacks past leadership under Brocky Farrell, two decades of dictatorial control, raised dues, and misused funds. He details court actions from 1842 and 1918 and accuses Farrell of graft, with Tobin as national boss.
Mrs Doris Haight says she is not surprised by reports that her 26 year old husband Russell Haight leads a tribal raiders band in Kashmir. He quit his insurance job in August to join a road surveying firm in Afghanistan and has a long war record from Canada and Britain before transferring to the American Signal Corps. The couple married in England and came to the United States in 1945.
Moscow reports a Soviet press panel called Harold Stassen a war monger. It notes his April visit to Russia and a telegram to President Truman urging a U.S. boycott of the Soviet Union. The piece accuses Russia of blocking U N energy control talks and cites shortages of steel shipments and unrest in Europe while condemning Soviet policy.
In Cordova Mexico the essence of coffee is used to make coffer. A teaspoonful is added to a cup of milk and served hot with the medication. Briefly reported that Padway had ironed out the troubly but mentioned nothing about the 35,000.
Mas J T J Raney 32 wife of a Little Rock physician died here Friday. Funeral services and burial were held today. Mrs Raney formerly Miss Frances Laurelia Castleberry attended Parkgould High School and Arkansas State College Jonesboro. Also noted: W 4 Matthews suffered injuries falling 36 feet from a tree and was taken to Veterans Hospital in Memphis. Federal Communications Commission issued a destillation ommit to Memphis Publishing Company for television station Jonesboro. A three year old girl, Linda June Byrd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Byrd, was killed when struck by a car near home. trunk drive not held.
Columbus Nov 28 The National Association announces the draft of two Hot Springs Ark players from the Class C Cotton States League. Dominic Coughlin a pitcher from St Petersburg Fla and Carl Fuller a second baseman from Narrows Va are the selections.
Tayotteville November 29. Aubrey Fowler star University of Arkansas halfback announced he had accepted an invitation to perform with the South team in the North South All Star football game at Montgomery Alabama in December. Fowler, a punting specialist, was one of the fastest and most elusive ball carriers in the Southwest Conference.
In Helsinki the union of more than 40,000 civil servants announced on radio that the two day strike affecting communications railways airlines ships and schools is called off. Earlier reports said the government planned army conscription for strikers seeking higher pay.
Students at Central Nanking University protested the election of a student self government body. The action disrupted activities as peers and faculty watched, signaling unrest amid campus politics in Nanking.
Settlers in a steamer voyage left Cleveland in 1864 and traveled down the Ohio, up the Mississippi, Missouri, and Kansas rivers. They ran aground near Blue River mouth, landed ashore, and founded Manhattan. The report notes a cotton plant producing four fixers from cotton linters and wool and mohair from livestock fed cottonseed products.
The report outlines possible playoff scenarios for the All-America Football Conference and the National Football League. By season end December 7 for All-America and December 14 for the National, with potential postponements to December 21 for championships if tie breaks require playoffs. Key matchups include the Yankees versus Bills, Browns versus Steelers and Bears versus Cardinals, with remainder games Washington at Boston and Green Bay at Los Angeles in the NFL and Chicago Rackets at Baltimore in the AA.
Washington reports a head on contest for the Republican presidential nomination with Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio considering entry in key primaries New Hampshire Illinois Wisconsin and Ohio. Taft plans Ohio entry while Dewey weighs Illinois and possible general candidacy amid party turmoil including calls for GOP reorganizing and criticism of National Chairman Carroll Reece.
Hope Star is published on weekdays by Stan Publishing Co. President is Co B Polemer and Alex M Woodburn serves as secretary treasurer. The Star building is at 212 214 South Walnut Street in Hope Arkansas.
London report says France proposed that Russia receive 3100,000,000 in current production in Austria as part of reparations in a general settlement. The plan would let Russia take a third of the Zister- dalf oil fields indefinitely and control virtually all Austrian Danube shipping. Austrian Foreign Minister Gruber indicated willingness to accept.
In a tense exchange, party members discussed a developing "positive" GOP program that aimed to please the trio. Aiken, however, remained skeptical and warned that elections cannot be won with wisecracks.
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