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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

7

Draft Likely to Die as Peacetime Selective Service Status

Senators told Army Secretary Gordon Gray that the peacetime draft act will probably die at the next session unless defense officials foresee an emergency. Senator Tydings said a secret session with Gray and General Lawton Collins produced no action on selective service.

Washington Army Gordon Gray Tydings D-Md Armed Services Committer Gray Geneeral J. Lawton Collins

Congress to reconvene in January on draft extension

The report notes Congress will meet again next January to consider extending or revising the peacetime selective service act enacted last year. It set 19 through 25 year olds for two months of draft service, but no draft calls have occurred since January due to sufficient volunteer enlistments.

Congress Armed Services Ecommitttee Cyman L. Lemnitzer Edward T. Dickinson, Jr Lloyd Gerkner Govern

Checks for Welfare in State Larger

In Little Rock on August 4, welfare payments rose with 08,740 Arkansas clients receiving August checks. State welfare commissioner Mrs. Bethel said the increase comes from the 1949 51 fiscal year fuel welfare allocation, averaging about $25 monthly. August totals reach 1,014,048 across 64,740 checks, with slight July decline due to timing. a supplementary payment routine is expected to restore July’s level.

Little Rock Arkansas Welfare Henry Bethat State Welfare Fuel Welfare Department Bethel Welfare Department

Vacation for Mother Dear Miss Dix

Dorothy Dix answers a reader on taking a yearly vacation from family life. The piece argues that a wife and mother should regularly leave home to gain perspective, rest, and appreciation, noting how routine care keeps a household running and that absence highlights everyone’s reliance and affection.

Miss Dix Kibby Cat F. H Goe Sven Dorothy DIX

7 Man Trust Set Up to Watch Over Minnesota Funds

A seven man advisory committee was appointed by Governor Luther Youngdahl to monitor Minnesota trust funds. The group will review securities held by the funds and propose improvements. The move follows a governor charge that records of the state investment board were falsified to conceal a seat deal for 208000 dollars of Arkansas highway bonds.

Minnesota St. Paul Minn Sevetlman Luther Younigdant Youngdahl State Investment Board Arkansas

Truman Refuses to Let Eleanor Roosevelt Resign

President Truman said he rejected Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's offer to resign from her United Nations post and she will return as a delegate to the next general assembly. He noted no link to her dispute with Cardinal Pell on funding parochial schools.

Washington Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt United Nations General Assembly Roosevelt Francois Cardinal Pelltaan Human Rights Commission

Californians Reach Finals in VFW Softball Tourney

Californians led by Whit ter beat St Joseph 40 to zero to reach the national VFW softball finals. Abi line Tex defeated Magnolia Ark 5 1 and Pocatello Idaho beat Texarkana 8 2. In the dimin or division Texarkana beat Memphis 10 0 and Okmulgee Okla defeated Abilene 7 1.

Texarkana Aug Whitter Calif St. Joseph New Orleans Flora Nariler Abilene Tex Magnolia Ark Pocatello Idaho Memphis Okmulges Okla

Formal committee outlines aid to nations fearing Soviet encroachment

A post session committee announced it provided detailed information on equipment types proposed for foreign assistance. The briefing described specific gear aimed at supporting allied nations exposed to Soviet pressure and aggression.

Ment Foreign Assistance Correlation Committee

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