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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1951
Page
3
George urged rapid progress on a major tax bill in a heated session. He pressed for action today and warned the Senate to act before recess, outlining projected cost figures and political stakes while reporters questioned timing and support.
The Arkansas chapter of the Catholic Knights of America elected officers at a Celene 4 nial convention in Fort Smith. Elected were The Mev. Gregory Keheen as spiritual director Cte Ldenburt Morrittin as president, Jae Renton as vice president, N N Minden and Mort Smith as another vice, G Wo Keke as treasurer, with several other officers named.
A Jewish leader discusses race relations and UN policies in the United Nations context. He asserts the need to address anti Jewish bias while urging dialogue across faiths. The discussion touches on US and global attitudes toward cultural groups and integration.
Russrenikv argues that Tito’s stand against Stalin fuels satellite dissidents. A recent lan speech invites Polani to join rebelling against Kremlin domination, portraying Tito as a sparkplug for broader opposition.
Local Prescott items report church prayer meetings at multiple venues August 22 23 and Kiwanis club gatherings. Bridge and social clubs host events with members attending including Mrs Ward and Mrs Reynolds. school band enrolls 80 students and plans rehearsals. residents visit relatives in Corpus Christi Shreveport Newport and New Orleans with updates on guests and travels.
Huston Aug 20 A groom arrived with two white horses drawing a festive carriage for his wedding to Annemarie J Fogels. Prof Helmut A Zander of University of Minnesota wed after his bride’s Latvian refugee parents settled here. The groom explained the custom and borrowed the chargers from an antique milieu on a estate.
Americans produce more goods and services than ever, but Uncle Sam pays the bill. Commerce reports record overall output at $425.6 billion in May and June while civilian activity falls. Government spending and payrolls rise, shifting the economy toward defense production. The Council of Economic Advisers notes a sharp drop in civilian output due to defense demand, with tax dollars fueling the expansion into August.
Washington August 2044 Democrats shield Truman Far East policy amid GOP critique of Korea stance. Senators Hunt Cain Kefauver and others frame calls for Korea unification as risk of war, while McMahon and George weigh Republican impeachment of policy in the MacArthur ouster inquiry. Agriculture adds note on diet with meat guidance.
The source notes pain in dollar value aid lacks a breakdown between price-driven increases and actual rises in woods. The Council of Economic Advisers contends the recent gain was nearly all in units, with prices remaining largely flat.
Six youths including four Little Rock high school football lettermen face petit larceny charges for stealing two cases of beer from a residential store. A preliminary hearing is set for August 31 in Municipal court. Named players Henry Moore Billy Hastings Harold Meeks Winston Porter. Other youths identified as Dick Witherspoon and Paul of Budora.
Dallas report says Thomas W. Doswell, 95, a wealthy oil operator with West Texas and New Mexico holdings, was shot to death yesterday. His wife told police she retrieved a .38 snub revolver from the car glove compartment to hand to him when it fired into his chest.
Petite Mrs. Muriel Brown in Bromley England gave birth to quadruplets Denise Georgina Tony and Derek last night. Denise Georgina and Tony survive in oxygen tents while Derek died. The father George Brown 34 a mechanic earning 19 60 a week. The Browns with a four year old son live in a six room flat.
Mrs. Doswell, at a stylish apartment hotel, described a shooting after returning from Pueblo and Clayton New Mexico trips with Doswell. An alleged incest verdict was withheld pending further questioning. The gun had two empty cartridges and one bullet found. she bought it Saturday at Doswell’s insistence. Doswell, an oil operator with Ford connections, recently opened a pay zone in the San Juan basin, backed by Fockerold family financing.
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