06 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1958
Page
1
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A legal notice announces the proposed constitutional amendment to adjust Arkansas General Assembly salary and allowances. It specifies annual salaries for members, a higher salary for the Speaker, daily per diem, mileage, and attendance stipends, to be voted on by electors at the next general election.
AP reports scattered scores across major programs with Wake Forest falling 24 to 21 and Texas State edging Bardon Strands. The narrative notes late efforts, standout line play, and a mix of upsets and close finishes among Missouri Texas Chrisling, Arkansas, Miami, Mississippi, Texas A&M, West Texas, New Mexico, Montana State, Houston, and others.
A fragmented 19th century style note cites House and Senate action on an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution. It mentions submitting the amendment to electors at the next general election for representation and senators, with approval or rejection, and states the amendment would become part of the state constitution if adopted. It references sections on provisions and conflicts with existing statutes, and notes approval by March.
Milwaukee ace Lew Burdette and Warren Spahn of the Braves delivered a repeat performance in the World Series chase against the Yankees. Spahn, a lefty veteran, surged with strong pitching while Burdette matched him on the mound as the Braves stayed in striking distance in New York.
A garbled historic text proposes a constitutional amendment to the Arkansas constitution, detailing sections on municipal and county issuances, bond authority, interest rates, tax provisions, and election procedures. The draft mentions general elections for representatives and senators and outlines bond maturity, public sale, and possible exchanges for bonds with varying interest terms.
The article describes a 1987 season context with Spahr and Burdette discussing rivalry and camaraderie. It notes scores and potential implications for a four game series, mentioning players from Oklahoma and New York and their pitching styles as they discuss readiness for matchups.
Sophomores Pluth and Brown led the Browns to a strong win as the team dominated the league. Former Penn State star scored two touchdowns, added 14 passes, and Brown ran for 129 yards on Sunday. The Browns, continuing their strong form, topped the Steelers as Partestt led a second straight victory. Other results showed surprise performances as the WRI split the second week of the season.
Fragmentary lines show Casey lamenting violence and tensions among groups named Wines and Letty, expressing uncertainty about who is tougher and who enjoys the violence. The garbled OCR suggests a street or club scene with rival factions and a claimant of oppression.
Bleary eyed students attend a two day lecture on nuclear physics as a televised physics course debuts on WMCT. The program credits are issued by Memphis State University and other area colleges, with three semester hours for the course. Participants include Memphis State, University of Mississippi, Arkansas State College, Delta State College, and the University of Arkansas.
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The document notes a defendant and court action with unspecified parties and dates. It references Catherine Beis and witnesses, with a seal and a notice dated October 20 27 198. The text is garbled but implies a response deadline and a court proceeding.
The text promotes a dubious substance named BlosDyhe allegedly from a Worldist research institute. It claims a healing statue substitute is now available as a suppository or ointment under Preparation Hit At polidriggist with a money back guarantee.
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