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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1949
Page
3
How Good Is the Word of Government?
Commentary on Rajk's trial in Hungary and Tito's stance. The piece critiques government honesty in tax policy, highlights theater tax protests in Los Angeles, and questions officials' ability to reform mismanagement while urging public action through elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Owners Association of America
Los Angeles
Cimnes
Bester
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Aid
Washington
Survivors Recount Noronic Fire Night of Terror
Survivors discharged from hospital corridors and hotel lobby described a night of horror aboard the Noronic as passengers escaped the burning ship. Captain William Taylor remained aboard aiding others until a ladder broke, sending him into the bay. Detroit passengers recounted cabin door rescues and frantic search for loved ones amid flames and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Noronic
William Taylor
Lucille Roberis
Detroit
Hero
Qaroud Tim
Vnim Astream
J. Orth
Dar
Hory
Irene
Orth
Pitts
Lucille Orth
Harold Stover
Sombru
Aria
Cancer Society Meet Here September 21 at First Christian
A Cancer Society district meeting will be held Wednesday September 21 at First Christian Church. State and regional officers will be present. Registration begins at 9 a.m. All persons interested in cancer work are invited to attend this important gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Society
First Christian Church
Gud Bal State 2
Weather forecast for Arkulsis region
Scattered thunder showers, tonight and Sunday. Warmer conditions expected in northeast areas. strongest winds near coastal ports. Forecast indicates improving conditions by Sunday afternoon with some lingering storm chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkulsis
Nyryteast
Cehtest
Suunday Allernoul
Danger of U S Coal Strike Mounts
Washington reports a looming nationwide coal strike as 400,000 miners plan to stay away next Monday after welfare fund trustees led by John L. Lewis suspend pension payments. Operators threaten to name a successor trustee as funds run dry. Steel talks in Washington aim to avert a separate industry stoppage amid World War II era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Ezra van Horn
CIO Steelmarkers Union
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation and Cancil
U. S. Steel Corp
Philip Murray
CIO Union
Wyoming
Utah
Mississippi River
UMW
Jewis
Prescott Speech Clinic Held In Public Schools
Miss Cynthia Daly state speech correctionist and Guy W. Berry state supervisor of special education led a one day speech clinic in Prescott Public schools on Friday September 16. The program opened with a teachers meeting at Prescott Elementary followed by interviews with pupils and their parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Daly
Guy W. Berry
Prescott
J. &. Smith
Miss Daly
Baly
Wilh
Berey
Contestants for Rodeo Beauty Honors Pictured Above
Seven of twelve young ladies enter next week to vie for the Third District Livestock Show queen title and Miss Hope honors with two winners advancing to the state show. Local girls compete for Miss Hope while out of town contestants seek Rodeo Queen honors. Names include Mary McDaniel Waldo Penny Sullivan Patmos Imogene Arnold Hope Jean McJunkins Saratoga Emma Louise Downs Columbus Ann Bart Hope Zasu Jones Nashville Jene Mae Taylor Lewisville Hazel Lawler Texarkana Arthurdale Hefner Patsy de Roberts Hone Betty Lou Roberts Hone Lillian Roberts Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hope
Mary Y MsDaniel
Waldo
G. McDaniel
Magnolia
Penny Sullivan
Patmos
W. T Spraching
Imogene Arnold
Hope
Clyde Arnold
Hone Rotary Club
Jean McJunkins
Saratoga
Leroy McJunking
Baretiga
Emma Louise Downs
Colummnus
Ann Bart
R. H. Bart
Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
Zasu Jones
Nashville
Nashville Chamber of Commerce
Jene Mae Taylor
Lewisville
Patsy de Roberts
Hone
VFW
Betty Lou Roberts
Mel
Lillian Roberts
Hope American Legion
Kiwanis Club Continues Jersey Calf Project
The Kiwanis Club sustains its Jersey Calf Project begun two years ago under the Agriculture Committee. Three Jersey heifers were gifted to 4-H and FFA members. one calf awarded last year and another to be awarded this year. Award rules require pasture, breeding to a registered Jersey sire, showing at Livestock shows, keeping records, and donating offspring to the donor, then redistributing calves among 4-H and FFA members. All cows and offspring will be shown at the Livestock Show starting September 19. The fourth Jersey heifer will be awarded next Wednesday morning at the fairgrounds. Two 4-H members from each club will participate in the drawing, with eligibility set by the Hempstead county agent and the county agriculture teacher. Kiwanis will parade the Jersey herd on a float next Tuesday. Further information on eligibility can be obtained from E. J. Brows or Mitchell Sparks of the Hope Kiwanis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Agriculture Committee
F. F. A. Chupters
Jersey
Ceek
Co. AL Chaplay
Unis
Hempstead
Voewnonul
Kiwanis
Parady
Hollis Luck
Byed Robertson
E. Ji
Brows
Mitchell Sparks
Kiwartia Glib
Engineer That Tests Bubble Gum Has a Job That Any American Kid Might Envy
A Brooklyn chemical engineer tests bubble gum all day and gets paid. He explains the job uses chemistry to study texture, elasticity, flavors, and the gum’s growth in a competitive $10 billion industry. He notes bubble gum contains three times as much sugar as ordinary gum and that marketing targets average kids as buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
America
Morris Navash
Bazooka Bubble Gum Company
Davelye
Columbia University
Department of
Tar
Nafish
United States
Dais Ul de Ag
Uae Natash
Nafush
Schools to Close Tuesday Afternoon in Mope Public Schools
Public school districts for Black and White students in WI will close at noon Tuesday. Superintendent James LL Juney says classes will end Tuesday morning and the rain parade activities at the Third District Livestock Show will proceed. Bus service will run on normal schedules for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mope
James LL Juney
Bedel
Serilar
Funeral for Former Resident at 2 p.m. Sunday
Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday for Jahr A. Bennett, longtime resident of Water Creek area. Survived by a wife, a daughter and several siblings, with arrangements handled by Smith and Bennett Funeral Home. burial to follow at Water Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahr
A. Bennett
Trust of Hope
Aarne
Qaden
Ututr
Steamship Fire in Toronto Leaves Many Feared Dead
In Toronto a fire aboard a steamship caused widespread fear of many deaths as officials reported a large number of passengers missing or unaccounted for while fire crews fought the blaze. Rescue operations continued as authorities urged calm and readiness for updated casualty figures.
Bus Ticket Office Set Up Here
The Missouri Pacific Transportation Company announced a bus ticket office will open in the Schweiker Hove to serve travelers. The main railway ticket office will handle sales during the MOLE rally. Mrs. Paul Raley will oversee the counters, telephone contact 56u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
Schweiker Hove
Paul Raley
526 Calves Are Vaccinated for Bang's Disease
A vaccination initiative for Bang's Disease was completed in Hempstead county with Dr. W. S. Campbell, state veterinarian, guiding 16 farms. Five hundred twenty six heifers were vaccinated and tagged for herd replacement, as part of an ongoing spring program to immunize replacements at the proper age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS. Campbell
Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Wits
Esa
Tito Yugoslav Spy Ring Allegations In Hungarian Trial
Budapest reports Lt. Gen Gyorgy Pallfy, a key Hungarian official, pleaded guilty to sedition and plot to overthrow the regime and testified that a Yugoslav spy ring operated in Hungary and beyond including in the Soviet bloc. He named a Hungarian military attache sent to Moscow and linked former foreign minister Laszlo Rajk to a coup plan aided by the US the Vatican and Tito. Rajk claimed timing differences but acknowledged discussing the putsch with Pallfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Secret Police
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Britain
France
America
Associated Press
Ww. Fod
Rajk
Moscow
Tito
Richard 5S
Clark
Budapest
Masony
Gyorgy Pallfy
Khaylig
Pallfy
Pablfy
Soviet Union
Palffy
U.S
Vatican
Rajc
Alexander Rankovic
Raji
U. S
Night fire on Great Lakes steamer kills dozens
Toronto officials said at least 46 persons died while as many as 180 were feared dead after a Sept night blaze tore through the 6,700 ton cruiser Nor. About 228 passengers and 170 crew were aboard when flames swept the ship tied at a pier. Firefighters recovered more than 50 bodies within seven hours as efforts to account for all aboard continued.
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Toronto
Detroit
Clevel
Thousand Islands
Ber
Peithe’ Yi Erewi At
Opera
Abe
Canada Steamship’ Lines
Erice Dietrich
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Senate Urges Military Aid Approval
A Senate committee urged approval of a 1.314 billion military aid program to aid free nations against Soviet arms build up. The Foreign Relations and Armed Services panel backed the measure 22-3 as debate opens Monday. The report cites Soviet forces budgets and manpower, noting increased strength and readiness amid Western defense planning. France would provide a major share of defense capacity in Europe, with General Bradley highlighting France's initial ground operation role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Senate
Arimed Services Committee
Western Europe
Anc
Russia
Gers
Germany
United States
Gudoule
Tim Itee
Ttt
Franey
Europe
France
Oruard. Bradley
Joint Thiefs of Staff
Aid
Lusope
Elementary Glee Club tryouts reveal diverse student talent
Glee club tryouts were held in three elementary schools led by B. C. Hyatt. Names from Garland Brookwood and Paisley schools include Ann Adams, Linda Bet, Marcia Lee Boden, and many others selected for junior choir groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Watkins
Paisley
Marcia Lee Boden
Patsy Nell Bright
Bob Jean Delaney
Donna Sue Fr Man
Gisanne Graves
Nancy Ca Gulley
Sally Irene Hardegree
Billie Ruth Hatch
Mary Charlene Horton
Earline Foster
Mar
Louise Moody
Joe Beth Reilly
Charis Gail Robert
Vivian Torymaker
Bonnie Dean Tullis
Prescott PTA hears school millage hike proposal
The Prescott PTA meeting centered on a proposed millage increase to fund public schools. Frank Gilbert presided as chair with Jack Caryzell of the school board present, outlining a 26 mil tax increase to be voted on September 27. An informal session followed in the school lunch room with teachers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyedul A
Pio Lay
Wil Frank Gilbert
Jack Caryzell
Ber
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Dogene Arnold
Arthurdale Hefner
Mary McDaniel
Ann Barr
Natush
Dr. Natash
Canada
A&p
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Southern District of New York
A & BP
Anti-Trust
Competiton
Anti- Trust
Glee Club
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