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11 Aug 1950
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
1
Diamonds and Deception at Teresas Wedding
In a tavern scene Dominico faces a drunken youth and a scheming crowd led by Teres a, as Pharol pursues a sale of a diamond to fund his plans. The night ends with Belonging and a plan unfolding for future trouble and a Page Six continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharol
Dominico
Pat
Terésa
Saleeman
Ali A
Fender
Lea Nortes
Phiol
UMT opposition and wartime draft talk in brief
A draft and universal military training debate surfaces as the department warns of a chilly Senate reception if action arises. Truman backs or resists new measures while the War Department estimates training needs for 800,000 youths and 260,000 skilled soldiers. Potatoes are categorized by size by the Agriculture Department, and a note on church policy about interest on money appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U'R Bilty
Congress
Ross
Umt
Evi
Trumas
Way
Défense’ Department
Truman
Senate
Ro‘artment
Gaudite
UMIT
A Ad
Truman Says No Plans to Revive OPA
President Truman stated there is no plan to revive the Office of Price Administration. He indicated the government may modify existing controls and discretionary authority but will not create a new OPA office. Congress debates the controls bill as to how much authority is needed to manage credit and commodity markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Opa
iTrumant
wWe
Ike
Price Administration
Allied plan reads on German dismantling pace
Western Allied officials said dismantling of German industry would wrap by October 1 except for one plant. Reports say America Britain and France weigh German industrial rearmament to strengthen Western defense. Occupation authorities note a slackening since Korea and discuss Germany as a potential producer for West European armament. Red officials claim the dismantling program is so far along that stoppage would not affect Western defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Frankiget
Germany
America
Britain
France
Avguer Group
Western Europe
Red Officiels
Ruhr
Bermann Goering Steel Works
Watenstedt-Salzgitter
Korea Disease Carriers Big Problem
Washington 1943 Army medical experts warn Korea troops face serious disease risks from mosquitoes lice flies rats and contaminated water. Precautions and vaccines issued, but field reports pending. Malaria dysentery and trench fever cited as top threats with ongoing sanitation and food safety guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Army Shugeon
Ural
US Mustangs Hit North Korean Airstrip and Convoys
Tokyo August 11 U S fighter pilots strafed an airstrip on the east coast of Korea six miles southeast of Pohang and targeted Red troops convoys from Yongdok. They destroyed fuel dumps north of Pohang and set large fires near Songs. A schoolhouse used by North Korean troops was hit and ten vehicles plus two ammunition carts were damaged. Three pilots were rescued by helicopters after being downed. one Mustang was recovered behind enemy lines. The Seventh Fleet reported heavy damage to communist assets in two days of strikes, including metal works, warehouses and transport plants in the Inchon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. 8
Korea
Fallen Pohang
Yongdok
A “Firth
Kumchon
Kaesang
Kosang
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Outdoor graduation exercises at Arkansas State College
Aug 11 outdoor graduation exercises will be held in Jonesboro for 161 members of the summer class at Arkansas State College. Attorney General Ike Murry will deliver the commencement address. Dr W J Edens, president of the college, will confer the degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Arkansas’ State College
Ike Murry
W. J. Edens
Arkansan Killed in Korea with Family Notified
Pvt. Clancy Stanton, 18, of Fountain Hill Arkansas, has been killed in action in Korea. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, were notified yesterday. The report outlines military risks and lists diseases likely to affect troops, including cholera, relapsing fever, and brain fever, with cautions on infections from freshwater fish and improperly cooked seafood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Pvt
Clancy Stanton
Fountain Hill
Korea
Mys
Nae Stanton
House Cites 4 for Contempt by Un-American Figures
Washington Aug 11 The house voted contempt citations against four witnesses who refused to answer questions about communism before the Un-American Activities Committee. The total now reaches 56 citations in two days. Proceedings lasted about an hour. Citations go to the justice department for action. Conviction carries up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. Names included scientists tied to wartime atomic work and others such as Philip Bart of Communist Daily Worker and West Coast heiress Louise Branston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Today
Un-American Activities Committee
House
Justice Department
Courk
Philip Bart
Communist Daily Worker
United Electrical Workers
The
CIO
Communist Party
Louise’ Branston
New York
Hawaii
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
David Joseph Bohm
Irving David Fox
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Clarence Hiskey
Gq University of Chicago
Rep
Marcantonio
Timberman Killed in Sawmill Accident at New Madrid
Aug 12 report from Paragould states timber inspector Bennett Coldwell Moore 71 of Murrra Duke Ark was fatally struck by a blade star at a New Madrid sawmill yesterday. Survived by wife and seven daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragould
Frr
Bennett Coldwell Moore
Murrraduke
Ark
New Madrid
Moore
Tiny Daughter Question Sparks Family Talk on Men
A short dialogue captures a child asking what men are and a mother answering that men are what women marry, reflecting on choices and gender roles in a terse, domestic exchange.
Cotton Bill May Get Full Approval by Senate Panel
Washington Aug 11 UPI The Senate agriculture committee closed a hearing on a house passed cotton quota bill urged to approve with changes. Scott Miss grower Charles R Sayre said continued allotments are needed to provide a historical base for quotas amid possible production shifts. He noted the agriculture secretary can raise rational acreage if conditions justify it and warned of manpower and resource strain if unrestricted plantings occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denate Agriculture Committee
Charles R. Sayre
Scott
Miss
Sayre
Secretary of Agriculture
Lion Oil workers at Schuler field reject union
Lion Oil company workers in Schuler field near El Dorado rejected representation by the Oil Workers International Union in a National Labor Relations Board bargaining election. The result was 32 to 20 against CIU as bargaining agent. In Baltimore, NFL writers will use a press tent as the stadium press box won’t be finished. they’ll access a temporary setup on tower 4 section with roped seats and an awning for weather protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Lion Oil Company
Schuler
National Labor Elations Board
Nlrb Representatio W, P. Alex. Ander
O11 Workers International Union
CIU
Baltimore
National Football League
Tower 4
Warning Order in Spears v Spears Chancery Case
Legal notice from Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas warns defendant William F. Spears to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Ella B. Spears. Clerk Omera Evang signs the seal as attorneys W. Atkins and Lyle Brown listed. dates Aug 11 18 25 Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Spears
Ella B. Spurs
Omera Evang
W. Atkins
Lyle Brown
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