Ramp up plans illuminate regional talent show
Fragmentary notes indicate a regional talent selection event near South Doke with emphasis on evening performances and a list of principal participants around forty three, though many words are garbled.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
1
Fragmented thoughts shadow Edens departure and fears
Ede worries about Cornelia Frey and the family fallout as she plans departure. Peter reassures she can manage, while Ede fears the mess left behind if she is delayed. Jeff Frey’s reactions loom as a potential crisis, yet Ede clings to the slim chance he survived against odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Frey
Cornelia “Frey
Ede
Jeffrey
Jeff
Cornelius Frey
Homecoming Echoes Across Frey Mansion
Ede Frey returns to New York to face family crisis as Cornelius Frey’s illness and Jeffery Frey’s strain unfold. Jennifer greets her with guarded warmth while the mansion looms, and Myron remains distant. Ede learns of Jeffery’s insistence on her arrival and the tense atmosphere hints at deeper family fractures to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede
Odeffrey
Jett
Edé
Cornelius Frey
Frey
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Myron
Jennifer
Jenn
Bie
Jeff
War Chaplain Lauro Returns to Service for Third Time
Rev. Joe Lauro, Chicago native and St. John’s seminary student, left for military service in 1941. He flew 68 missions with the Canadian Royal Air Force, then joined the U.S. Army Air Forces after America entered World War II, commanding a B-24 crew on 34 missions over Germany. Now he returns to war as a chaplain, continuing a long wartime record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvison
Joe Lauro
Lauro
Chicago
St. John’s Seminary
Germany
Italy
United States
RAF
154th Fighter Squadron Alerted for Duty in Arkansas
The 154th Fighter Squadron and attached units of the Arkansas Air National Guard are alerted for active duty. Lincoln records note officers like Lt Col Timothy A. Shea command the 154th with attached units including the utility squadron, weather station, and detachment B of the 237th Air Service Group. The call-up marks the first for Air Guard units, with mobilization slated at Little Rock Adams Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little “Rock
Sept
Arkansas
Digst Air National Guard
Little Rock
Adams Field
Washington
Air Force
Air National Guard
154Th
Air Guard
Timothy A. Shea
154Th Weather Station
237Th Air Service Group
Communists’ Fourth Korea Drive “Petered Out” Says U S Spokesman
In Korea the fourth Communist assault to push U S and ROK troops toward the sea was said to have petered out by a U S 8th Army spokesman. He noted shortages of ammunition and men as heavy fighting continued Friday along the central and eastern fronts with 3,100 new casualties reported and rain hindering Allied operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Fridhoon
U.S. 8Th Army
Korea
Jack MacBeth
Wes
Taegu
MacArthur
Attendees Named from Page One Mat Honored by Lions Club
Special attendance awards were given to C. T. Middlebrooks of Patmos Jim White of Emmet Sidney Cash of Hickory Stude W. H. Burke of DeAnn Jak Allen of Piney Grove Mrs Moss Rowe of Washington Mrs Vitor Cobb of Hope Mrs J J Semuels of DeAnn Mrs Briant Riberts of DeAnn and Mrs Dexter AYord of Hickory Shade Invocation by William P Hardegree pastor of Hope First Christian Lions Club provided loud speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mois Rowe
H. E
Sutton
Noland
Andrew Avery
Mine Creek
Stefan Goodjett
Garland
Briant Roberts
J. E. Odom
Boteaw
Theo Middlebrooks
Saline
Jno
J, Wilson
Spring Hill
Kidd
Wallaceburg
E, Lee
Water Creek
Roy Campvel
DeRoan
Ostar Hodnett
E¢ ‘Thrash
W. E. ‘Thompson
C. T. Midebrooks
Patmos
Jim White
Emmet
Sidney Cash
Hickory Stude
W. H. Burke
DeAnn
Jak Allen
Piney Grove
Moss, Rowe
Washington
Vitor Cobb
Hope
J. J. Semuels
Briant Riberts
Dexter Ayord
Hurricane lashes Florida coast with massive damage
A continuing hurricane pounded the St. Petersburg Clearwater area with high tides and gale driven seas destroying 40 homes. The storm moved into Georgia northwest of Jacksonville spreading winds and heavy rains into Florida Georgia North and South Carolina Tennessee and Mabie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Clearwater
Georgia
Cksonville
Florida
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mabie
Mediation Talks Continue Over GE IUE Dispute
Federal mediators renewed efforts to end the GE IUE clash after no progress in initial talks. Union chairman Carey floated a White House fact finding board, but GE opposes. About 32,000 IUE members are on strike from GE plants among 185,000 workers. The wage dispute centers on 15 cents versus a 10 cent company offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
General Electric Company
CIO International Electrical Workers Union
IUE
Lemuel Boulware
James 4B
Carey
Truman
Carey Lay
White House
General Electric
Cyril 8. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
TUE
CIO ‘Main
Malik WinsContinued From Hage One
American proposal calls for an Indian Swedish commission to probe Chinese Communist charges of U S bombings in Manchuria. The U S insists the commission begin immediately before the trail is cold. Male birds of paradise perform a courtship dance in mating season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
U.S
Western Electric Profit Margin in Bell System Case
Alvin J. Clark of Western Electric testified that over 34 years the firm's margin on sales to Bell system companies was 4.2 percent, below the 6.1 percent average for large manufacturers and far behind GE and Westinghouse. He described the Arkansas PSC hearing on a $460,000 annual rate increase for Southwestern Bell and its affiliates. A T and T official Harry Gretz supported Western Electric's efficiency and cost advantages over in‑house or open market equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Western Electric
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Alvin J. Clark
Chei
Western
General Electric
Westinghouse
Electrical Mar
Mc Clark
Telephonc
Ahd Telegraph Company
Southwester Bell
PSC
Southweat Bell
Arkansas
Bell Companies
Harry C. Gretz
New York
Essistant
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St. Theodore's
Eureka Springs
Armed Forces
House Elles
Page
Pompe
Uaw Pontiac
Pontiac
Williig I
Flees Beard
Chan
Hempstead Motor
Malik
Hage One
Western Electric Cities
USC
Getter
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
S. Main Hope
Montgomery Ward
Hope, Arkansas
Atreet Ademiss
Gree
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