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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a wartime era topic involving a president figure, a Chinese community, and references to Korea. Readable names or dates are not present, making precise attribution and context difficult. The piece appears to be a garbled historical note rather than a cohesive report.
Fragmented text references a group of men and a capture involving a place and entities such as Arkonga and Gentvat. The readable pieces suggest a historic or military context with actions tied to a brig or fort. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Washington April d1 4Ay The house committee pursued new evidence of Communist influence in Hollywood. Will Greer veteran actor scheduled to testify today. Sterling Hayden former Marine and actor testified joining the party in 1946 in Hollywood to serve a political aim. Hayden said he left the party in December of the same year. Greer, 34 year old, born in Frankfort Indiana, has appeared in about ten pictures and was a stage actor for 24 years. He told the committee he is married with three children and currently resides in Santa Monica California.
Jackson Mississippi witnesses, including Van, Hood and Rodders, testify before a three member Senate committee on jobs for OPS county offices tied to pro Truman faction. Testimony alleges payments and political influence to obtain nonexistent county positions and payroll reimbursements.
Washington April 1940 government extended wholesale price controls to include natural gas, petroleum gas, and refinery gas. The OPS said long standing orders will continue in effect for up to nine years, with prices not rising beyond long term contract levels to avoid hardship for purchasers.
HAL BOYLE recalls a sobering encounter with Huey Long, a six year old orphan found among refugees during the Korean War. The boy, later nicknamed The Cinnamon Kid, Ender of fear and steadfastly resilient, became a favored presence at the press camp after a twelve hour, freezing journey back to Taegu. He learned English from soldiers, bore a scarred yet brave demeanor, and displayed fierce independence amid devastation.
Washington reports indicate no clear surrender by labor or management in the wage dispute though quiet meetings hint at possible talks. President Truman weighs creation of a new stabilization board amid pressure from Congress and defense mobilization to curb costs and secure compliance with control orders.
Charles Fischetti, 50, noted underworld figure and broker of crime, died at his Miami Beach home after a heart attack. He and his brother had recently surrendered to U.S. authorities amid ongoing Kefauver committee probes. The death was ruled natural by a doctor who attended him for four days.
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