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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1948

Page

3

Savager film Sunday stars Rogers and Wilde in Be You

Rogers and Cornel Wilde headline the forthcoming film Be You premiering Sunday. The production, praised for its romance and light comedy, features a glamorous cast and lavish settings including Fifth Avenue prop pieces and Grand Nation imagery.

Hope Star Hope, Arkansas Ager Rogers Cornel Wilde Columbia Ginger Rogers Fifth Avenue Percy’ Waram Springton Ron Rahdell Thurston Norman Panama Als You Corner Wilde

Admits Slaying But Victim Is Alive

Chicago reports a 22 year old man claimed to have killed his sweetheart Patricia Soule in Houston in 1941 to win her, but Houston police say Soule is alive. The Chicago man told authorities she was dead. she says the tale is false or he killed someone else. Detectives consider links to other cases.

Chicago Houston Tex Polite Vieting Harald Tiudmanson Gudmans Gudmanso Gudmannon Gudmanson Soule Miss Soule Pat Pal Ka Avai Lal Gadman- Hon USA Uae Westriccly

UMT Director Defends Training Plan in Senate Hearing

Maj. Gen. Devine defended universal military training before the Senate Armed Services Committee, arguing UMT strengthens the nation and citing church attendance gains at Fort Knox. Labor groups AFL and CIO expressed broad opposition, warning UMT could weaken national resolve. Congress preparing details of an $8.08 billion national defense fund supplement to the existing $11 billion request, as President Truman letters to House Speaker outlined. Coffee houses in 17th century England advertised with ceramic tile signs.

Washington Yorl Kaos Devine Senate Armed Services Committee UMT Dwight “D. Hisenhower Medencw AFL Clo CLO Maily Haw William Green Russia United Nations Europe APL Tne Green UMIT CIO Nathan Cowan United States Ussr UMP Congress de Fayls National Defense Fund Brad Oailing Truman House Marlin

Halting of Allied Trains Into Berlin Sparks Tense Clash

The article reports Soviet decree to inspect Allied trains bound for Berlin, a move seen as provocative yet not openly warlike. General Clay rejects the inspections and says the U S will fly into Tempelhof, asserting Allied control of Berlin. The piece notes Moscow’s war of nerves and confirms Western allies’ resolve to keep access to Berlin.

Russia Berlin Ilig Washington Bolshevists Reich Asl Lucius D. Clay U. S Tempelhof Arg Veatly Aneir Hussia Moscow Clay Britain Aoae Ner Wabien Sonclines Miles Penpin Bertin Autek State Department Beck

Negro Defy to Draft Gets Stern Answer

Senator Morse told the Senate that millions of Negroes would face charges if they civilly disobey in protest of armed forces service. A Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, said Negroes are willing to pay that price to end segregation. Randolph and other spokesmen warned the committee they would lead a civil disobedience drive unless military policy and laws end racial discrimination.

Washington Senator Morse R-Ore Nevo Vader Milons Asia A. Philip Randolph Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters AFL Morse Randolph Senate Armed Service Committee Baldwin Conn Gurney Randalon Marsu Truman KK. Gibson Clucc Truman Visory America Russia Gibson Pramaits Russell O-Ga Russel Henry A. Walace Jessy Dodatwon, Jr National Association

U S Atomic Supply Overwhelming Says McMahon

Washington reports two startling claims about atomic force and materials. Senator McMahon says the United States has above ground radioactive material that could destroy all life if used. Keefe warns of an adequate bomb supply. The Post notes the shock and calls for international control to avert catastrophe.

James Marlow Washington Rep Keefe Wisconsin Senatee McMahon Connecticut Collier's Magazine E. Lukuetyakl House Russia Collier's McNahon United States of America New England The Washington Post McMahon Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy Congress United States

Program Critic Says Plans Sustain Racial Segregation in Armed Forces

A speaker criticizes the program as generally unsound and asserts that current plans would permit continued racial segregation and discrimination in the armed forces. The remark emphasizes ongoing inequities and questions the reform's effectiveness.

Envoy Taylor Meets Franco at Madrid Amid Spain EU Debate

Myron C. Taylor Truman’s Vatican envoy conferred with Francisco Franco for an hour and a half in Madrid. The meeting’s topic remained secret as U.S. officials noted a separate congressional rejection of Spain for the European Recovery program. A bizarre aside references a sea sponge’s water filtration capacity.

Madrid Myron c. Taylor Truman Vatican Francisco Franco Taylor Spain U. S

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