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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
3
Austerity in pest control highlights Gambination insecticides as a leading weapon against major pests. The article notes federal concerns and state agricultural impact, with North Carolina cited among key export regions and campaigns to curb insect damage.
A Washington dispatch reports Russians doubt war is unavoidable as analysts note military and economic factors shaping opinions. General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s statements and U S foreign aid debates are cited while a Danish life expectancy decline is mentioned in the same letter.
President Truman ordered the burial in Arlington National Cemetery of Sgt First Class John R. Rice, a Winnebago Indian killed in Korea. Rice’s interment was halted at Sioux City, Iowa, due to race rules, but the White House directed that arrangements be made for Arlington and invited his family to attend. Rice served in the First Cavalry Division and was a World War II veteran.
New York Aug 80 Dewey returned from a Far East tour urging the United States to draw a ring and warn the Communists what happens if they cross it He said Southeast Asia is the natural next target for aggression and stressed a united firm policy with every ally to uphold a free Asia He criticized the lack of a whole Pacific policy and noted allies’ violent disagreements amid Communist propaganda remarks after arriving for the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment
McGehee August 20 7048 Desha circuit court heard a plea of guilty from a Negro in a second degree murder charge. Charley Payne admitted fatally shooting Opal Eubanks a Dumas white man on December 35 7048. Payne was captured in Memphi s Just March.
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