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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1953
Page
5
Thursday events include the Girl Seat Community group gathering at the City hall and a high school senior meeting at a local venue. The Ladies Day event is scheduled for Thursday at the Hope County clinic, with Mrs Fred Edis and Mrs Wore Rubis expected to attend.
Community groups in Hope publish schedules for October including Muijedy Maids and Daffodil Garden Club sales Saturday October 24 and Monday October 26 meetings. The American Legion Auxiliary WSCS Circle 5 and Friendship Sunday School class plan gatherings, with officers to be installed. A Hope Music Club meeting is slated for October 27, plus a Woodlawn Friends event and a Green Thornk Garden Club session at Paisley School with demonstrations. The engagement of Hilda Rita and Kenneth Chelf is announced, and Junior Rowil Ambassadors plan reorganizing meeting at First Baptist Church on October 26.
Mrs Wi Hy Tagan of Greguyitic is visiting her sister Mrs I L Gosnell and Mr Gosnell for a few days. Mrs James A Moore and son Steve of Bontot are guests of Mrs Sholi Moor e.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Robertson of Hope announce the arrival of a baby boy on October 19, 1953. The list notes admissions and births including Paula Melver and Mrs. Mary Inman among others.
Iowa State College students, after demanding a holiday, return to classes amid protests on campus. About 3,000 gathered, police used tear gas, and the Lincoln Highway blockages formed and cleared as students urged cancellation of classes for Parents Day events.
Four Coast Guard crewmen are presumed dead after a Navy patrol bomber crashed into the water near Kinley Field Bermuda during a training flight from Sunset Point to San Juan Puerto Rico. Six aboard were rescued. pilot and co pilot flown to the United States for hospitalization. Witnesses reported the aircraft lifted smoke as it approached, then stalled and smashed tail first into the sea breaking apart.
The nation's crude oil output fell by an average 12 050 barrels per day last week to 6 284 400 barrels daily the Oil and Gas Journal reported. Year to date production totals reached 1 887 934 775 barrels, down from 1 800 936 050 a year ago. Only Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and New Mexico posted gains. Oklahoma Alabama California Colorado Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Michigan Montana Nebraska Utah Wyoming and North Dakota showed declines. Eastern Fields Florida Texas unchanged. The piece also notes Maine’s coastal length and a reference to Atlantic coast lengths.
JO Wood announced that at least eight burglaries and robberies, including a hold up at the Titan post office, were cleared with the arrests of two youths Elvisl Smith, 19, of Wynne Route 1, and Rayon Purner, 15. The pair allegedly attempted to escape from jail and faced charges after deputies and a post office inspector arrested them yesterday.
The Times Herald reports Army CID cracked a ring of about 25 enlisted women from the WAC and WAVES alleged to engage in abnormal sexual acts. The probe, sparked by a 19 year old WAC private, centers on personnel possibly assigned to a Virginia installation. Disciplinary action is being considered.
Researchers in Oklahoma explore making potato chips from sweet potatoes. Hrankross heads the housewire department noting the hype around new chips, with tests showing sweet potato varieties can yield thin, yellow crisp snacks. The study highlights limited supply for manufacturers but confirms feasibility for chip production.
Senator Joseph McCarthy travels to an Army post with Secretary Robert Stevens to push probes into alleged espionage linked to a Rosenberg era spy ring. Arrival time was unclear as investigations continue into stolen documents.
Lt. Colt Marman Sproul states confidential investigations are ongoing in Washington's military district regarding two Tay Rns hangouts used for meetings and dates off duty. He notes cases remain a problem in the army and community while flagging soldiers discharged as undesirables for homosexuality in some instances after psychiatric evaluation or treatment.
Detroit reports show Wilkins North Korean Car Agency resuming operations after a grim history. Founder Meyegreoid Wilkin a former Anta salesman turned POW organizer, coordinated car sales from a Communist prison camp era, using released prisoners to fulfill orders and continuing under cover after wartime.
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