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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1949

Page

3

Matty Bell Blues Revival at Methodist Church

Matty Bell of Southern Methodist hosts a revival at the Claysen Methodist Church at 7:30 pm. The public is invited as part of a community event featuring Bell and the Blues revival with local supporters and the event advertised alongside a consumer promotion for Gold Medal Flour kitchenware and Queen Bass pattern teaspoons via mail-order offers.

Enoch Mouser Claysen Methodist General Milla Oneida Tudor Plate Postgard

Communism in Japan Beaten by MacArthur Address

General MacArthur marked the fourth anniversary of Japan’s surrender with a statement that communism is no longer a major threat in Japan. Meanwhile SMU football coach Bell spoke at fall practice about the Southwest Conference contenders, noting all seven teams have a shot at the title and that Rice, Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, TCU and Arkansas opened fall drills.

Tokyo MacArthur Japan Rice Texas Baylor Texas Christian Arkansas Bell Southern Methodist

Miss America Reports on European Tour

Miss America 1948 Bebe Shopp recounts a month in Europe noting European fashions and morals. She says she did not crusade to clean up Europe, met few European men, received fan mail and an Italian date offer, and found Italy happiest while bullfighters in Granada impressed her most.

New York Bebe Shopp Gir Europe Italy Granada Spain M Shapp Hopkins, Minn United States

Review of Occupation Signals Hope for Japan

A forward looking summary describes surrender on Sept. 2, 145 and praises Japanese fidelity to commitments, gradual reconstruction, and rebuff of democracy threats from communist factions. It notes accelerated progress in political and economic stability, while warning against excesses and urging moderate, public appraisal of the situation.

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Milk Dispute Remains Unsettled in Little Rock

In Little Rock on Sept 1, dairy producers and processors failed to agree on price. Central Arkansas Milk Producers Association officials said dairies refused the new price of $5 per hundredweight and milk was trucked to a Carlisle plant to be made into cheese. A hospital and charity milk distribution plan was to start once bottling begins, with details unsettled by midmorning. Fred W. Terry said Terry Dairy Products maintained their normal quota but rejected $4.80 per hundredweight for 4 percent butterfat.

Little Rock H. J. Hilson Central Arkansas Mil Producers Association Carlisle Hilson Mili Fred W. Terry Terry Dairy Ducers Terry Dairy Products Co Terry

Truman Hopes Cold War End Soon After Nerves Ease

President Truman expressed hope the Cold War era of nerves would end with a surrender by the foes of democracies. He noted the war of nerves slackening and said peace would follow, while avoiding specifics on Soviet moves near Yugoslavia. Secretary Acheson labeled those moves part of the Soviet war of nerves.

Washington Truman Hitler Poland United Nations Yugoslavia Acheson

Health officer to discuss milk supply at noon meeting

Br. William P. Searles, Little Rock health officer, schedules a noon board of health meeting to discuss the milk supply and possible imports from other states after the present supply runs out. Final details have yet to be worked out.

William P. Searles Little Rock Board of Health

Windmills and willow wood in historic Europe

The willow wood proved more durable in water than other timber. Early Europe used windmills to grind corn and pump water by the 12th century. Wind, next to water, is a major natural force in erosion.

Europe

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