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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1948

Page

3

Peace Maker Role Turns Fatal in Jerusalem Killing

The text notes the murder of Count Folke Bernadotte, Sweden's mediator for Palestine, in Jerusalem as underworld factions hid him while attempting to extend a truce between Jews and Arabs. It reflects on the fragile state of peace efforts, the Berlin stand off between Allies and Russia, and a broader meditation on law, justice, and Kipling's jungle laws. It mentions Aly Fare Day and a P-51 formation over town.

Folke Bernadette Sweden Ming United Nations Palestine Jerusalem Russia Berlin Kipling Dong

Budenz Haymaker at Wallace Haunts wartime links detailed

James Thrashers piece argues Lou Budenz accuses Henry Wallace of Kremlin influenced push for 1944 and 1948 campaigns. It cites Budenz’s diary notes on 1944 June meeting, February 1945 and December 1946 Polit Bureau activity, claiming Communist pressure shaped Wallace’s careers and third party hopes.

Budenz Wallace James Thrasher Henry Wallace Louyis Budenz Arliels Callier’s Mr. Budenz Communist Daily Worker Hhis Moscow Mr. Wallace Siberia Kremlin Red Political Affairs OCS Wale Dace American Communist Party Tewey Wallace Navensbur Washington Tomicerow Buclene

Negro Veterans to Meet Monday at Yerger School

Fragmented notice announces a meeting of Negro veterans Monday at Yerger School. The article text is garbled with numerous OCR errors, but references a veterans administration and urges all interested to attend.

Yerger

Prescott Proves Troublesome in Close Loss to Bobcats

The Prescott team produced a stubborn effort as Hope’s Bobcats, led by Sutton and Britt, edged them 25 to 0. key plays featured defensive pressure from Hope and strong runs by Bobcat backs, while Prescott struggled to move the ball, despite occasional bursts by Pyachey and Qrren. The game showcased Hope’s reliability in the running game and Prescott’s continuing blocking and alignment challenges as they prepare for next Friday's matchup.

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Queuille Asks Confidence Vote in French Assembly

Premier Henri Queuille’s cabinet authorized demanding a confidence vote on the government’s economic measures and tax program. The assembly debate began with an immediate discussion, and a 414 to 161 vote signaled limited support, risking a new government crisis and France’s Fourth Republic stability.

Paris UPI Veeneh Henri Queuille Queuille France Wso United States

Mule, Snake Fight All Washed Up

In Walnut Cave on September 1 a mule named Moby Dick, claimed by Martin Mitchell, was involved in a staged snake fight promoted as publicity. The carnival owner, Gill Page, refused to reveal the snake’s location. Skeptical farmers wagered money while officials questioned the legality of staging such an animal fight. Governor Gregg Cherry doubted the event would occur in the state. The article notes the fight was halted and continued on page four.

Walnut Cave Martin Mitchell Moby Diels Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Mitchell Moby Dick W.T. Schaffer Shaffer Gill Page Page Mighty Page Carnival Tian Carnnival Grounds Law Front Stokes County Gregg Cherry Raleigh E. B. Meachang

Record Melon Display Delights Perth Amboy Bank

Melons weighing 143 and 123 pounds were displayed by Kirst Bank and Trust Co in Perth Amboy to showcase the season's largest fruit. A. Middlebrooks of Hope Ark shipped the 143 pound melon, the largest yet grown in Hope. Bank president J Cy Wilson invited the public to view the display over two weeks, noting exceptional texture and flavor.

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HSTC Students Train to Teach at Hope High School

Missy Lenelle Gaza and Mrs. Mi nWicia Johnson, students at Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia, begin a nine week teaching program at Hope High School under supervisor Mrs. Mandiles Tanegiy Home Economics. They will observe classes and assist teachers. residence arranged at North Levis during their stay.

Missy Lenelle Gaza MinWicia Johnson Hlenderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia Gueviverd Mape Thoredsy Hone High School Aye Wits Manidles Tanegiy Hope High School

Storm Delays Honeymoon of Socialite Bieree Phi Sept We

Storm interrupts wedding plans of socialite Bieree Phi after high winds and rain delay travel and reception arrangements. The bride and groom, both living in the United States, await better weather to complete their honeymoon schedule. Local officials warn of further storms.

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Registration for Draft Ends Today

Washington reports the peacetime draft registration closes today for men and up, with signups begun August 30 for men 25 and under. Local draft boards will process registrants nationwide amid penalties for failure to register. the procedure reflects relaxations and disqualifications for disability and specific conditions.

Washington Tout Vroman Thaka

Says Top Nazi Alive in Russian Hands

Fragmented OCR text mentions a top Nazi alive in Russian hands with garbled phrases and unclear names or dates, suggesting a wartime or postwar note embedded in a damaged newspaper snippet. Readable parts imply confusion around individuals, locations, and possible wartime custody or investigations.

Hope Affected by Telephone Rate Increase

Arkansas Public Service Commission grants four day hearing result with temporary rate rise for Southwestern Bell Telephone. New rates take effect Monday. bond offered but not required. Estimated annual customer cost rises range with specific city by city adjustments listed.

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Kasenkina to Testify at HUAC Hearing in New York

HUAC announced that Mrs Oksana Kasenkina the former Russian schoolteacher who leapt from a Soviet consulate window last month will be questioned at a public hearing in New York next Wednesday. Her testimony is sought in the probe of Soviet espionage in the United States. Chairman J Daniel Thomas indicated subcommittees would probe Kasenkina's ties and the case remains part of the ongoing investigation.

Germans Tell of Red Uranium Mining

Two German escapees from Saxony uranium mines describe brutal slave labor with forced digging, scant water and safety, and deadly blasts. They recount daily ore targets, secret escapes, and the regime’s coercion to join the Communist party amid harsh conditions and dangerous conditions.

Nuetnberg Germany Saxony Willy Schmidt Horst Geilert Aloue Schmidt Geilert Communist Party Wen

Airforce Day Celebrations Mark One Year of Service

Washington observes Airforce Day as the independent U S air force marks its first anniversary with open houses, bomber demonstrations, and new jet fighter displays. Secretary Forrestal defends defense steps as peace power and refutes charges of warmongering while stressing business and labor opposition to war.

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Carmen on film endures as timeless stage tragedy

Uproarious, evolving Carmen has aged through cinema and stage, killed and revived many times. HAL BOYLE notes the famed gypsy's changing personas from early rugged glamour to modern color film, highlighting Rita Hayworth and a rich history of on screen renewal.

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Ferguson clashes over Communist probes political clash in Washington

In a sharp exchange Washington figure Ferguson tells Attorney General to keep politics out of prosecutions. He cites federal statutes and says the Justice Department has enough evidence to indict communists in major cities while U.S. attorneys prepare cases next week. The congressional subcommittee continues its Red espionage inquiry amid rising tensions.

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Candidates Seek to Win Farm Votes During Campaign Swing

President Truman and Dewey stepped up efforts to win farmers' support as they campaigned across the West. Dewey attacked liberal farm policy and administration manipulation, while urging price supports and farm aid, meeting with agriculture leaders to back GOP proposals.

Joseph Nolan United Presa Corresport Truman Thomas &. Dewey Dexter Congress Dewey Jac Agriculture Secretar Charles I.rwman

War Hero Appreciation Stirs Community

A local gathering honored a war hero, with residents praising bravery and service. Attendees included families and community leaders who cited the veteran’s sacrifice. The event fostered unity as neighbors shared stories and expressed gratitude for wartime contributions.

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