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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1949
Page
3
Ren ee Hays of Arkansas argues for a world federation during a period spanning October 10 through 17. He emphasizes global cooperation and a unified approach to international challenges.
A statement by Rep Judd R Mings- Ming urges swift action to curb mass destruction means including atom bombs and bacteriological warfare. The appeal comes as lawmakers push for stricter controls and international cooperation.
Joe Marsh writes that Harry the Hermit, a peculiar man who resembles Santa B and Daniel Boone, stirred town with his calm civility. He shares a drink, defends his way of life, and urges tolerance in a free country.
London reports two investigations into a Buckingham Palace intruder believed to be the first to breach the grounds in 35 years. He climbed a brick wall through spikes, entered servants’ quarters, and was found later in a servant’s room after maid’s alarm and servant pursuit. The royal family was away at Seoland.
Voice of Experience urges Black-Draught as a gentle laxative that with meals aids prompt relief from constipation. It claims low cost per dose and relief of symptoms like headache nausea and fatigue, and urges purchase at local stores today.
A fragmentary report discusses a dispute involving the steelworkers union and their officers. It references appeals, union leadership, and questions of loyalty amid a broader labor debate. The text mentions the United Steelworkers and non-communist charges, with officials scrutinized by the court.
A fragmentary notice describes an incident at Bingham Place last night with a suspect in custody and prior related activity in June at the palace servants quarters. King George V allegedly intervened in the affair.
Water challenges Texas Eastern pipelines face across river crossings. Engineers lay long pipe sections, dredge riverbeds, and use river weights to prevent floating while weather tests patience during critical crossing windows.
A Prescott area digest notes the National Conference of Coke and Rural Area Superintendents opening in Arkansas with Dawson as executive secretary, plus local church and club events. Community notices list weekly meetings, bridge parties, Kiwanis activities, and midweek services while residents travel and attend regional fairs and football games.
Texas Eastern completes final cross river work across five rivers in three states this year. Veteran pipe line contractors blast underwater beds to expand the Big Inch and Little Big Inch lines. The project increases natural gas capacity and boosts service to the nation while contributing taxes, payroll, and local purchases.
Governor McMath and three Arkansas delegation members press for 16 state actions to delay a shutdown while coordinating with Secretary Louis A. Johnson and Donald L. Willingham. General Karl To RE leads a delegation as talks extend through Friday night with plans to confer in Washington about the economy and defense orders.
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