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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
3
A chaotic clipping recounts Hollywood chatter about Boris Vorros, labeled a longtime Moscow-connected figure. Witnesses describe his flamboyant style and alleged spy ties, with mixed judgments on trustworthiness and his showmanship during Hollywood years beginning in 1955.
William Glover, New York, reports Jerry Lewis discusses TV craze and fan letters. Lewis says critics and public responses flood him, estimates 200000 letters, and notes potential earnings over five years amid network pressure. He defends choosing projects and staying true to himself.
Miss Freddie Moberg left last week for Conway where she is a Sophomore at Hendrix College. She was accompanied by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moberg. Dick, has returned to Washington D.C. after a visit with Mr. and Mr. Wallace Pemberton.
The Rose Garden Club held its first meeting at Mrs Alfred DeBlack’s home with Mrs Bob Yarbrough assisting. President Mrs AS Mo Rettig outlined plans for the year and membership included Mrs Gebrke Green and Mrs Jit Thomas. A dainty dessert was served as members discussed upcoming activities and socials.
Mr and Mrs Al Williams spent Wednesday in Texarkana. Mys Roy Loomis and Mrs Bi en McBrayer also visited Texarkana and Mrs McBrayer advised her father Jen Tompkins who underwent surgery at Texarkana Hospital. Mr and Mrs J 4 Bemis attended a Wednesday event in Texarkana. Johnnie Hooks retired Vernees day from Dallas where he attended Stockholders meeting and hardware merchandise show. Rev J H Robertson and Elder Logan represented the Reegr Qth Presbyterian Church at fall meeting of Ouachita Presbytery.
A tropical storm threat looms as Bermuda is warned while U S Air Force aircraft pull back hurricane hunters to safety at West Palm Beach Florida. The storm is tracked east-southeast of Bermuda with winds near 80 miles per hour and Gulf of Mexico depression activity continues.
Atlantic City hosts the American Legion parade drawing around 5 000 marchers along the walk while up to half a million spectators are anticipated. The event marks the Legion's 89th annual convention with committee meetings and the opening ceremony planned for tomorrow.
Ozan Man Truman Hil of Ozan is named new Farmers Home Administration committeeman for Flempstead County succeeding Arnold who served three years. Other key members Roy I Fry Chester Lester and W M Sparks hold unexpired terms. The committee sets terms begin July 1 and requires at least two farmers, deciding loan eligibility and certifying farm values for loans. There are about 2000 county commissions nationwide. loans aid real estate operating and farm housing, with some funds from private lenders and disaster relief.
Blytheville observers report Buckner Missouri native Sara Ann Cooper, Miss Missouri 1957, will attend the National Cotton Picking Contest in Blytheville. The event features a large parade with floats and marching units, including 160 bands and drum corps, as part of a pageant and celebration activities in Conway and Little Rock.
Report notes Russia's 40 year anniversary celebrations while critics argue for political freedoms and broader rights. Observers cite state control on parties, press, and assembly, with discussions of constitutional limits and the absence of open political competition since 1917.
Borkelethe of Pallt Jean near Woirlitur received the 187 Southern Association of Science of Industry Distinguished Service Award for Industry. James Ay Dilday of Little Rock, the association’s vice president, said Saturday the award will be presented publicly at a later date.
Berryville prepares for a two day shooting event October 12 and 13 named in honor of International College C Burton Saunders. Local clubs and shooters gather to compete for regional titles and prizes.
The Asaachatad Press chronicles fourteen deaths from violence in Arkangea ending Sunday midnight. Fatalities include five gunshot victims, multiple crashes, a train incident, a highway collision near Clarksville killing Harrison Wood and injuring five, and a self inflicted shooting by Virgil Lez Hester. A Pine Bluff deputy sherriff died from gunshot wounds, and a Cleveland County embankment collapse claimed Ernest Bunt and his family.
In Dallas a man named Munoughor Shaja, a Theran from Iran, did not kiss his new wife on their two month anniversary, saying a noncustomary delay reflects a lack of affection. The couple had been married by proxy, and Shaja rejects the idea that Iran is a Mouse custom.
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