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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1947

Page

1

Senator Fulbright to Speak at Hope Chamber Banquet Tonight

Arkansas hosts two nationally known senators with Fulbright visiting Hope for a high school auditorium banquet at 7 pm. The talk promises insight into European crisis policy and the Marshall Plan, while urging accountability on foreign aid spending and future funding.

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Reddles Stun Magnolia 14-0 at Fairpark in Henderson Ark

Twenty years ago Henderson Ark college team the Reddles defeated Magnolia A&M 14 to 0 at Fairpark before a large crowd. Tornado victims in St Louis hospital numbered 723 with Col Charles A Lindbergh and The Spirit of St Louis arriving in Little Rock. Hempstead County Fair attendance averaged about 5000 as five large apartments and three houses were advertised in the Star of Hope classified section.

Henderson-E Brown College Arkadelphia Magnolia A & M College Fairpark St. Louis Hospital Charles A. Lindberg Spirit of St. Louis Little Rock Hempstead County Fair Star of Hope

Second Game of World Series Taken by Yanks

The New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 3 at Yankee Stadium to take the second game of the World Series. Allie Reynolds pitched and the Yanks drove in ten runs on ten hits with extra-base power as Vic Lombardi started for Brooklyn. The Dodgers and Yanks traded early threats as Reynolds held the Dodgers scoreless until the later innings and the Yankees pulled away behind a big hitting effort and solid relief.

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Taft Brands Democrats Unnatural in 1948 Bid

Senator Taft touring Wyoming and Idaho labels the Democratic party unnatural and predicts GOP victory in 1948 citing increased regulation and taxation under the Truman administration. He accuses Democrats of bowing to radical left wing elements and denies any working agreement with Harald L. Slassen as a potential 1948 nominee.

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Schwellenbach Would Hike Wage Scale

Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged raising the minimum wage from 40 cents to at least 63 cents, saying enforcement requires more staff to investigate violations. He spoke on KTIES during the interstate conference of employment security agencies advocating the proposal and criticizing gestures without adequate funding.

Hot Springs Lalor Schwellenbach Densmen Thaniual KTIES Divisio

Real Estate Convention Scheduled for Eureka Springs in October

The Arkansas Real Estate Association holds its fall meeting in Eureka Springs on October 1 13 and 14 with speakers including Morgan Fitch Walter Carver Clarence P Burns C A Breenahan and Robert K R Logan. Real estate professionals are invited to attend to hear experts and support the accredited course in real estate at the University of Arkansas. Reservations for hotel accommodations should be made promptly. The business session occurs at Basin Park Hotel Eureka Springs.

Arkansas Real Estate Association Eureka Springs Morgan Fitch National Association of Real Estate Boards Walter Carver Eco Hemist Federal’ Reserve Bank of Chicago Clarence FP. Burns Southwest American Times Record Fort Smith Arkansas C.A. Breenahan Institute of Farm Brokers Robert KR. Logan University of Arkansas UK Basin Park Hureka Springs

Truman Urges Americans to Eat Less for Aid

President Truman asked Americans to cut bread and grain use to save 100 million bushels for European aid and reduce feeding grain to livestock. He spoke at the first meeting of the citizens' food committee at the White House, urging lower prices and aid for hungry abroad. Committee chairman Charles Luckman reported widespread voluntary help and pledged effort in this war on hunger.

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Russia bans visas for Senate mission to Moscow

Washington reports Russia refused to issue visas to 12 senators and John Perifoy as they prepared a European inspection trip. Senators Dworshak Bridges and Brooks condemned the ban, urging tougher U.S. scrutiny of Soviet entries and stressing concerns over individual rights and freedom.

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Band Guest of Texarkana Fair Tuesday

The Hope High School band joined the opening parade of the 4-States Fair in Texarkana, with 20 bands as guests. They traveled by bus yesterday morning and returned before classes ended. Director Thomas Cannon announced the band would accompany the Bobcat team on all out of town trips.

The Hope High School Texarkana Pilest Shreveport Direttor Thomas Cannon

Recommendations for future handling of Hope airport property

Civil Aeronautics Administration analyst J D Hancock presents a report to Mayor Fink outlining cultivation limits near the Hope airport, fencing recommendations, drainage and erosion controls at runway basins, and steps to secure suitable lighting and maintenance supplies from surplus sources.

Civil Eronautics Administration Southwestern Proving Ground J. D. Hancock Little Rock Albert Fink Lyle Moore My. Hancock Ietter Kimball Airpor CAA Sof Nto Navy CAA Belleen Hope Chas Thomas

Man builds own home from timber blocks in Iowa

Etchison and his wife created a complete three room house with garage and outbuildings in Burlington using 24 tons of white pine blocks salvaged from a lumber yard. Started in 1943, the Kindlelow home measures 22 by 30 feet and features a cement roof. The family moved in on Mother's Day, investing dimes into walls as they grew, with plans to add porches and more units.

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Local officials prepare public address schedule

A fragmented notice outlines an upcoming address by Southern Lingg Shee on Friday. The event, organized by General Agen, targets public discussion and community involvement. The wording is unclear but indicates a formal briefing scheduled for an October timeframe.

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Vocational Rehabilitation Aims at Equal Work

A State division reports progress in aiding 3838 disabled men and women through physical examinations training and placement. Vocational rehabilitation shows earnings gains from 180 to 1500 after services, with emphasis on ability over disability. National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week to follow, proclaimed by Congress.

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Rush slows at sheriff's office sales tax move

With GOQA sold poll tax receipts tapering, the sheriff's office notes deputies were busy as the poll tax total for the county is not as high as last year. The move aims to end single payment without penalty in Hempstead, with potential checks and receipts mailed.

GOQA Sheriff's Office Hempstead

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