04 Aug 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered figures such as 2,384 and 869,320 along with partial references to Southwestern and Pacific. No coherent events, dates, or identities can be confirmed from the unreadable text.
In a Chicago setting two former lovers reminisce at a dinner after a business conference. Ward admits enduring feelings, notes Ellie’s career choice, and reveals he never called or visited, confessing his ongoing regret and love.
A memoir fragment follows Jack and Ellie after the war as their careers diverge. He stays an office boy while Jack finds work in Chicago and Detroit. Ellie shifts from comedy to dramatic roles, rising to a supporting nomination for an Academy Award.
American forces halted a major Communist drive toward Pusan, counting 600 enemy dead on one front. Tanks reported advancing to Chinju were later burned hulks, while U.S. and South Korean units held positions along the Nak tong line. Reinforcements poured into the southern front as Marines repelled probes near Taegu and Chinju.
An unmanned helper locomotive careened eight miles downhill on Sherman Hill and struck a diesel switch-engine on an overpass in Cheyenne Wyoming killing three crew members Albert Chambers engineer Thomas Hartis fireman and G R Craga switchman and injuring C Stat a switchman The runaway's brakes failed as the engineer left cab to receive orders and the fireman stood behind the locomotive acting as flagman The only eyewitness was Stat who survived and was hospitalized with undetermined injuries
A column of 45 Russian built tanks moves toward the Taejon battle area, 90 miles northwest of Chinju. The 25th Division commits battle strength after a quick shift from Kumchong to the north. The battered 24th fronts an unidentified front as reinforcements arrive, including U S First Marines, Second Infantry, and Fifth Regimental Combat Team from Hawaii with Pershing tanks, bazookas, and flame throwers. South Korean forces pull back to Pian near the Naktong front as they defend the northern flank.
Promoters will seek why north and west Arkansas broilers fetch high prices and apply findings to boost prices of other Arkansas farm products. The survey, part of a marketing study by the Arkansas Economic Council State Chamber of Commerce, aims to analyze why Arkansas broilers command top prices in Chicago poultry houses and to explore broader consumption and production links. Committee chairman LC Baker of Little Rock noted Arkansas pays millions yearly for food that could be produced in-state, as six surveys compose a $47,000 program sponsored by the University of Arkansas and the council-chamber.
Western star Tex Williams of Capitol Records will be the special guest on the Lion Oil Sunday Down South program this Sunday August 6 at 4 PM. The local broadcast on KXAR features Williams in a half hour spotlight with Snooky Lawson Dattle Dillard Lige Beasley Smith and the Lion Orchestra and Chorus.
Washington reports the House approved an amendment by Rep. Buchanan to exempt press and radio from standby price control powers. The amendment parallels World War I exemptions and covers utilities, insurance, newspapers, magazines, theaters, and related services but not newsprint.
Malik denounced the United States as aggressors in Korea while claiming the Soviet Union and Stalin lead true peace. British Sir Gladwyn Jebb called Malik’s speech offensive and irregular and vowed the truth, France’s Jean Chauvel called his charges false. Diplomats pondered why Malik did not walk out after defeats.
Britain announced stand-by mobilization of three divisions and steps to speed defense production. President Truman in Washington praised Britain's proposal and urged other Atlantic pact nations to follow suit.
Mrs. Flavia Kaufmann of Baton Rouge testifies that Hadacol cured her nervousness poor appetite and sleep issues after vitamin B1 B2 iron and niacin deficiency. She credits weight gain better appetite and steady nerves to the preparation and urges purchases of trial and large sizes with no substitutes.
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