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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1950

Page

4

Veteran General Ben Lear Warns on Korea War Risks

The article recalls Lt. Gen. Ben Lear former Second Army commander and his warning that if the United States accepts aid from Chiang Kai-Shek a larger Chinese Communist force could shift the war to Korea. He argues diplomats mishandled Korea policy and calls for cautious military input. Lear praises disciplined troops and stresses measured, prudent guidance in a national danger.

Ben Lear Hope Prescott Korea Russia Chiang Kai - Shek Hat Korean Chiang Formosa Lear Memphis

U S urged to send more troops to Europe now

Paris reports American officials in France pressing Washington for a firm pledge of U S troops to shore up Western Europe. Proposals call for at least five more divisions to sail at once and for a commander to unify rearmament efforts. British support is sought to supply five more divisions to Germany or northern France.

U. S Europe Preston Rover Paris France Washington U.S United States Britain Germany Korea Atlantic Russia

Weather forecast for Arkaniges region

Partly cloudy this afternoon with a day of mild temperatures. Tonight expected to remain dry with slight temperature changes.

Arkaniges Rae

Parking Meter Election Set for Aug 31

Hope City Council passed a resolution for a city parking meter referendum on Thursday August 31 with no opposition from council members or the public. The decision followed a petition signed by qualified voters after previous meetings on open discussions. The meeting also noted the opening of the Negro Baseball park at 7 45 tonight and read the second time an ordinance on Improvement District 17 benefits and collectors, plus two other district eight improvement ordinances.

Hope City

Annual School Elections Set Sept 20 Hempstead County

Hempstead County voters will choose millage for building debt service and operating funds on electors day. Districts electing school directors include Hope No 1 A and No 2 Post Nos 1 and 2, Hempstead No 2, Blevins Patmos Spring Hill Saratoga Washington and Guernsey. County Board of Education zone 4 seat also on ballot. filing deadlines and notice requirements noted.

Hempstead County Hope School District No Blevins Patmos Spring Hill Saratoga Washington Guernsey County Board of Education County Board of Election Commissioners E. R. Brown

Davis and Emory Thompson Named Delegates to Convention

The Star omits two Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee delegates from yesterday. Jess Davis and Emory Thompson were chosen at Monday’s meeting to attend the state Democratic party convention.

Star Democratic Party Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee Jess Davis Emory Thompson

Two More Picked in Contest for Mrs America

Mrs. Virginia Magness Bell and Mrs. Edwin Powell were selected to appear in the Mrs. Arkansas finals August 29 after a second preliminary at the Saenger Theatre. Close judging left Mrs. Doyle Reeves and Mrs. Bryan Camp just behind. The final elimination will be held next Tuesday night August 22 with entries from Nashville Pigott Magnolia Hope Delight Monticello Russellville and Patmos.

Virginia Magness Bell Edwin Powell Arkansas Saenger Theatre Bell Powell Doyle Reeves Bryan Camp Nancy Ramage Isabel Winn Kenneth Sewell Bob Tendal Nashville Pigget Magnolia Hope Delight Monticello Russelville Patmos

Benefits for GI Families Look Settled

Washington Aug 16 President Truman and Congress moved toward a family support system for service members. Both chambers committees urged speed and a House subcommittee heard witnesses as Truman’s plan, from the budget bureau, proposes that the serviceman pay a sizable share of family support costs, with government help and contributions outlined in proposals under consideration.

Washington Truman Congress G. I Senate House Armed Services Committees House Bureau

Quake Panics Indian City of Calcutta

Earth tremors rocked Calcutta India Tuesday night causing widespread panic with no casualties or damage reported. Crowds fled to streets praying as scientists debated the quake origin near the Himalayas with theories ranging across eastern India Burma and the Himalayas.

Associated Press Calcutta India Himalyan Daniel Linehan Boston college _seismograph Weston Mass Himalayas Tlog Burma

General Barth Among Korea's Frontline Leaders

Brig. Gen. George B. Barth of Leavenworth commands artillery in the U S 25th Infantry Division but serves as a frontline infantry ally. The 52 year old veteran patrols the front, ensures artillery fire support, and guides younger officers while delivering homemade cookies to G I s. He moves from battery emplacements to forward areas during daily horseradish duties, directing tanks and ammunition as battles rage.

Don Whitehead Mal Boyle U. S. 25Th Division Korea George B. Barth Leavenworth Kas Barth U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Washington George Barth Mitte Notre Dame Kansas Earth G.i.’S Ipe Phaig

Draft to Pass 185000 Men Authorized

Washington on August 16 1944 Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey says the draft may exceed 185000 in the fiscal year based on needs forecast in July and current world conditions Congress removed a size limit on armed forces Calls for 100000 men were issued for September and October with potential increases Hershey expects 300000 total through the draft reserves and national guardsmen awaiting final authorization Draftees with dependents have not been taken

Washington Lewis B. Hershey General Hershey Congressmaw Armed Services House Appropriations Committee Hershey Hewaig Defense Department Selective Service Congress Yeater

Laborites Battle Over European Army Plan

Laborites led by James Callaghan fought Scandinavian support to block the European assembly action on Churchill's proposed European army. A tense three hour subcommittee session ended with a 7-6 vote and abstention, amid protests that the assembly lacks authority. The full assembly previously approved the motion 89-57 with abstentions. The dispute moves to the general affairs committee chaired by Georges Bidgull, who may appoint a new subcommittee if action stalls.

Strasbourg European Assembly Winston Churchill James Callaghan Assembly Churchill Callaghan Norway Sweden Iceland European Consultative Assembly H. de la Valle Poussin Georges Bidgull Bidgall

Police answer prowler calls during night

Police answered two prowler calls last night and found a broken door glass at the H. E. Benson residence, 503 South Hamilton. Neighbor Mrs. Granville Speck reported seeing someone near the Benson home. Some blond hair was found at the glass. A second call came from 404 West Ltd between 8 and 9.

H. E. Benson S. Hamilton Granville Speck Benson House 404 West Ltd

Hempstead County Negro Farmers Association Picnic Report

The Hempstead County Negro Farmers Association held its annual picnic at Lower Red Lake in Williams Chapel. About 105 attendees from eight communities enjoyed fishing, a home demonstration meal, and group discussions on Better Farm Living led by Ward Walker Fleming Jr. The event, the largest yet sponsored by the association, encouraged more farmers to join, with Chelsea Wyatt joining at the event.

Hempstead County Negro County Farmers’ Asaociation Red Lake Wiliams Chapel Oreuz Cole Walker Fleming, Jr John Adama Ben Alford Chelse Wyatt Ruth Walker McCaskill Farmery Negro, Farmers’ Association

Sutton to Open New Sale Barn Aug 22

The Sutton Livestock Auction opens its new sale barn on Tuesday August 22 with concession rights granted to the Hope Band Mothers organization by Claud Sutton. The Hope High School Band will perform during ceremonies and the band mothers plan three weekly concession days starting Monday.

Hope Band Mothers Organi Xation Sutton Claud Sutton The Livestock Commission Hope High School Gandwiewey Eae Ni Walt

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