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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1950

Page

2

Evening Network Schedule From New York Listings

In New York listings for Monday evening NBC presents Cav alcade Drama and Penny Singleton Show at 8 30 and 9 30 features Music and comedy blocks. CBS airs Bob Crosby at 6 30 and Mr and Mrs North at 7 30 with Life with Luigi and Hit the Jackpot later. ABC broadcasts Paul Whiteman Presents Gentlemen of the Press and Town Meeting plus Defense programming, with MBS scheduling Count of Monte Cristo and Detectives Yarn. River Street games noted among lineup with Red Foley and other radio programs filling daytime slots.

New York NBC Joan Caulfield Penny Singleton CBS Bob Crosby Mrs. North Life Luigi Capitol Cloakroom ABC Paul Whiteman Gentlemen of Press Monte Cristo Baseball Network Philadelphia Red Foley Lorenzo Jones Wendy Warren Guiding Light Hollywood Bob Poole Harvey Harding Yukon

Eleven Communist Leaders Convicted in New York

Eleven Communist leaders were convicted in New York last October of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government. Eleven sought continued bail, but only ten applied. party secretary Eugene Dennis, already jailed, serves a year for contempt of Congress. Justice Jackson’s order echoed a San Francisco circuit court ruling granting Harry Bridges bail pending appeal.

New York Eugene Dennis Jackson U.S. Circuit Court San Francisco Harry Bridges

Murphy Chosen to Head Police as Civilian Commissioner

Acting Mayor Impellitteri announced the O'Brien Murphy switch after a Brooklyn grand jury communication. Murphy, 44, becomes the first non policeman in 16 years to lead the force as Impellitteri plans November campaign, while the grand jury and officials push for civilian leadership to clean up the department.

O’brien-Murphy Brooklyn Grand Jury Impellitteri Murphy Brooklyn Miles E. McDonald Samuel Leibowitz Kapellitteri O'Brien

DiMaggio Brings Yankees Lead in pennant drive

Ralph Kiner reports DiMaggio's hot streak fueling the New York Yankees as they hold a 1-2 game lead in the American League pennant race. Reynolds and Ford win as DiMaggio drives runs, while Red Sox sweep A's to keep faint hopes alive. Phillies edge Braves in doubleheader as Dodgers, Giants stay distant.

Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees DiMaggio Yanks Casey Sicngel Marauders Detroit Tigers Bombers Yankee Boston Red Sox Yanka Washington IST Louis Detroit Allie Reynolds Ed Ford Hiander Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Mel Parnell A's Harry Taylor Brooklyn Atletics Philadelphia Phillies Phils Braves Boston Dodgers New York Giants Philadelphia Ken Heintzelman Phil

Steel Workers Mobilize for Union Shop Elections

The United Steelworkers union launched a drive to require all workers in the basic steel industry to join or lose their jobs. They asked the National Labor Relations Board to hold union shop elections among 90,000 workers at Carnegie-Illinois Steel plants across four states. The wartime maintenance of membership system remains in effect, freezing union status between contracts. In fabrication, USW has won about 200 union shop elections, with more petitions likely in other basic steel companies.

CIO Steel Union USW National Labor Relations Board Carnegie- Sinois Steel Corporation Carnegie Ilinois

Umpire dispute costs Stengel and Yanks a fine

Five years ago an exterminator horse died at Sun Briar Court in Binghamton North Carolina. Ten years ago heavyweight Max Baer halted Pat Comiskey in Jersey City. Fifteen years ago the Chicago Cubs clinched the National League pennant with a 21st straight win over St. Louis.

Will Harridge Casey Stengel New York Yankee Sun Briar Court Binghamton N. C Max Baer Pat Comiskey Jersey City Chicago Cubs St. Louis

Prescott News Notes From Presbyterian Dinner and Local Meetings

Womans' Bible Class at the Presby terian Church plans a dinner and program October 3 honor ing officers and teachers. New officer slate includes Mrs Robbie Wilson as President re-elected, Mrs Vernon Buchanan Vice President, Mrs Horace McCain Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs Dallas Atking and Mrs Warren P Cummings as pianists. Pastor Rev W G Bensberg to lead a dedication service. Men’s close elects J R Bemis President, Karl King Vice President, R W Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer. fourth anniversary of the men’s fellowship noted October 15. Kiwanis met at Broadway Hotel with guests from KKAR radio and six county high schools for Queen’s contest. Miss Thrasher announced, with delegates from Prescott High, Emmett, Laneburg, Calico, Willisville, Bodcaw, and more. Local residents include Karand Anne Rouse from Hope visit, Mrs W W Taylor from Pine Bluff, Mrs Fay Loomis in Texarkana, and students Billy Danner of Henderson College.

The Presbyterian Church Robbie Wilson Vernon Buchanan Horace McCain Dallas Atking Warren P. Cummings W. G. Bensberg John A. DeWoody Powell Morgan George Christopher Vernon Fore Theo Elgin William Norton Madge Burgess Sam 0. Logan Sars Carymple Charles DeVore E. E. Boman J. R. Bemis Karl King R. W. Reynolds Bemis Frank Turberville Kiwanis Club Broadway Hotel George Frazier Hope KKAR Frances Thrasher Nevada County Kay King Prescott High School Joan Chambless Emmett Twyla Bennett Laneburg Eloween Bradley Cale Willis Nan May Bodcaw Betty James Willisville

Diplomats Continue from Page One

Malik spokesman said Maryland delegation, which distributed a peace ballot like the Stockholm petition, presented four questions to the Soviet diplomat. John Wertheimer, a Baltimore student leading the questioners, asked if Russia would pledge not to use the atom bomb first, favors general disarmament, and outlawing atomic weapons under a UN controlled system, and if Russia agreed to a peace negotiation between top leaders.

Malik Maryland Stockholm John Wertheimer Baltimore Russia U. N

McMath Unveils Five Point Arkansas Safety Plan

Governor McMath urged Arkansas to invest money in safety to save lives and reduce injuries. He proposed a five point program including safety legislation study, stronger highway patrol, a drivers license division, highway access control, and clearer safety authority for the highway department, predicting annual gains in lives saved and injuries prevented with substantial cash-loss reductions.

Little Rock McMath Arkansas Arkansas Safety Conference MacMath State Police Department Highway Department Arkansas Safety

Leaders of the Soviet Union and the U S Discuss Exchange

The leaders of the Soviet Union and the United States debated whether Russia favored free exchange of ideas and information between the two nations, touching on their communication policies and openness.

Soviet Union U. S Russia

Early ruling on Prohibition Act set for Oct ruling

Arkansas Supreme court orders circuit clerks in 73 counties to take testimony on 1,290 petition sheets to place the statewide anti liquor measure on the November ballot. Testimony to be sent to the court by Oct 2 with submission on Oct 9 for a potential Oct 16 decision. Texans Wiley Stafford and Leon Kuhn brought the suit challenging validity of the petitions.

Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court Supreme Court Secretary of State Texarkana Wiley Stafford Leon Kuhn H. W. McMillan Arkansas Temperance League

City Council Sets Funds for Operation and Growth

The council approves an appropriation to fund its operating budget, outlining allocations for staff, facilities, and ongoing services. The measure aims to sustain daily governance and support key programs through the next fiscal cycle.

Council

Taxpayer suit challenges signatures for ballot prohibition proposal

A taxpayer lawsuit argues that 1,290 petition sheets contain irregular signatures potentially invalidating around 42,000 signatures. The case contests the sufficiency of signers to place the prohibition proposal on the ballot and notes that certain scientific names cited for signatures were ruled invalid.

Hole Sult

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