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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a school menu with items such as soup crack cake chocolate loaf and milk, plus odd mentions of gravy turnip and bread. A terse line refers to a 38 year old bonus for the Indians and a pinch runner tearing something near a base during a game.
Tim and Clair seek refuge with Hal Rogers to protect Sharon and Clair from mob threats tied to the Traskis case. Hal fears danger to his three children but offers hospitality while Tim plans to alert police and await word from Cleveland.
NEW YORK Herman Hickman 20 pounds lighter but upbeat since quitting football coaching. He hosts CBS Radio Fridays forecasting college teams to win Saturdays and claims accuracy around 8 10. He notes coaches rate their own teams poorly and opponents too high and prefers crystal ball work to Monday after games. Reginald Rose, 34, television dramatist behind The Expendable House and Twelve Angry Men, is described as a calm, slow writer who occasionally hits bursts of inspiration.
Tim Traskis searches for news on the Traskises after a disappointing check in Cleveland. Mil and Hall react with concern as Tim, rattled and sleepless, pursues clues. A high pressure car transmission leak delays him while a tall man—Ben Traskis—arrives at a rugstore corner. To Be Continued.
Hollywood funnyman Buster Keaton marks his 60th birthday still active in film and TV. He jokes retirement would come only for a few acres of land and describes plans from NBC specials to world tours and a potential The Buster Keaton story film with actors like George Gobel or Donald O’Connor.
The speaker reflects on drafting speed versus quality saying fast pages often fail and they will instead write slowly to improve results. They acknowledge the trade off between quantity and usefulness in the writing process.
Market report from St Louis and National Stockyards shows hogs steady to lower with varied loads across weights. sows and boars listed with price ranges. Cattle and calves slow and uneven, vealers steady with high grades reaching 25 dollars per head. sheep markets not established.
Rep. J T Rutherford of Texas, a reserve captain on a 30 day active duty tour, was photographed with a Marine recruiting sergeant who listed him as a private in 1942 at Abilene Texas. The interview occurred while visiting Marine units in Japan Korea Okinawa and Formosa.
Central Arkansas and regions statewide expect clear to partly cloudy skies with warming daytime temperatures through Tuesday. Northwest and Southwest regions show gradual mild conditions with highs ranging from the mid 70s to low 80s and lows in the 40s to 50s. continuous mild trends into midweek across all areas.
Iowa Governor Leo Hoegh told a reader that his teacher erred claiming candidates should not vote for themselves. Hoegh stated it is not unethical and that he votes for himself whenever possible.
Buster Keaton, famed silent film star since 1921, faces financial ruin from bad investments high living and a costly divorce. Natalie Talmadge won the Beverly Hills home in the split, and Keaton now lives with his young wife in Los Angeles, pursuing cooking and gardening.
Brazil usually accounts for more than half of global coffee production, maintaining its lead in the market. This dominance reflects long standing agricultural capacity and export strength in the sector.
A 21 year old Memphis man Max W. Mueller II surrendered to police after a three state spree in which he hijacked two taxi cabs a farmer’s car and their drivers at gunpoint driving from Memphis to Cardwell Missouri then to Harrisgy and Green Forest Arkansas. Police tied Mueller to an $8000 Memphis motel robbery on Wednesday targeting M A Bobbi of Cincinnati and said he had recently been paroled from a Georgia prison for robbery.
Ad claims three linked ailments piles fistula and colon troubles and promises a proven effective treatment. It invites readers to request a reference list with local patients and to respond by writing to a Kansas City address in Missouri with details of their ailment.
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