09 Aug 1948
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1948
Page
1
A subpoena attempt seeks the key witness Mrs. Oksana Stepanovia Kosenkina a Russian national who remains beyond the committee s reach in the Soviet date matter in New York.
George Rose Smith of Arkansas a 37 year old lawyer with extensive trial experience in state and federal courts including the Arkansas Supreme Court he also authored two law books one on trusteeship published by the American Law Institute and another on Arkansas mining law written for the State Geology Department his background includes army air forces service and deacon in his church he seeks active support in a political ad paid by Frank Newell Little Rock Ark
Soviet Coast General Lomakin testimony centers on Perlo’s refusal to implicate Bentley or Chambers while invoking the Fifth and First Amendments. Nixon presses for details on Communist ties, but Perlo maintains he cannot incriminate himself. Witnesses describe the tense atmosphere as the hearing probes his past government roles and party membership.
McMath attacks Holt plan for borrowing surpluses to fund education welfare pensions and state services, while Holt accuses McMath of costly bond issues. Highway funding remains central as Democrats vote on governor and two Supreme Court seats, plus a congressional seat and committee post. Incumbents Holt and Pope vie for one Supreme Court spot, Rose and Jones for the other. runoff between Robins and White for Fort Smith district. Also notes cotton market activity as futures slip over $3.00 amid New York signals.
In Berryville the Third District race concluded in the first primary with the favored candidate continuing forward. Other offices saw candidates opposed or were settled early, leaving few contests slated for the general election.
A Soviet Union related press snippet quotes Samarin As saying present policies foster a third world atmosphere. He asserts Mrs Kosenkiba was taken to a consulate against her will and shares his views on the Soviet Union. He expects a subpoena to testify today.
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