05 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1950
Page
1
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The government argues Communist leaders take orders from Moscow and seek to govern by force. Sol Gen Philly B. Perlman and Irving S. Shapiro defended the government while defendants like Sacher Crockett and Isserman urged that convictions threaten freedom of speech and the press. The appeals await the Supreme Court ruling.
The article discusses Arkansas redistricting amid fears of losing a congressional seat as population shifts are analyzed. Officials note the state may drop from eight to seven districts, a first change in decades, with plans to reorganize districts across geographical units while inviting public input.
The report details rapid Chinese advances in Korea, with the Eighth Army retreating toward the Brow and Inchon area. Guerrilla attacks persist as a large convoy moves south toward Changjin reservoir. Air strikes target the advancing columns as U S forces monitor movements and potential encirclement.
Canton Massachusetts doctor Dean Sherwood Luce honored as family physician of the year by the American Medical Association House of Delegates. Award follows regional candidacy narrowed to three after state selection. Luce, son of a Yankee sea captain, has delivered three generations of babies in Canton since 1905. He will receive a gold medal for outstanding service as a family doctor.
A three year plan to bolster civil defense at 4.1 billion dollars met a mixed reception from lawmakers. Federal funding would cover about 2.25 billion for communal bomb shelters while states and local governments would shoulder roughly 490 million. Senator Millikin cautioned that final federal shares remain undetermined as officials testified before the atomic committee.
A St. Charles Missouri resident promotes HADACOL as a remedy for fatigue low appetite and energy loss. He cites personal experience of improved appetite energy mood and work performance after using the product and urges readers to try the trial or order direct from The LeBlanc Corp Lafayette Louisiana.
Discussion centers on a proposed 5.1 billion dollar civil defense package. Senators McMahon and Hickenlooper debate final amount while 600 mayors prepare to urge Congress to act this year. Delegates to the American Municipal Association meeting back faster legislation.
Motorists should prepare their vehicles for winter by inspecting the ignition distributor. Check the cap and breaker points, and replace worn distributor shaft bushings as needed. Ensure all connections are clean and secure to avoid cold weather starting issues.
A winter storm blankets Arkansas with snow sleet and rain as frigid air rolls in. Forecasts warn of continuing wintry mix tonight into tomorrow with subzero temperatures in the north and central regions. Traces report in Walnut Ridge Paragould and Jonesboro while Little Rock sees heavy rain turning to sleet later.
Lion Oil Scholarship Fund awards prizes through six monthly essay contests. Third contest open now and closes December 15. fourth opens December 16. High school students in Lion Petroleum sales counties may enter any or all contests. First prize is 1000 annual scholarship, second 100, third 50. teachers approving first, second, and third prize essays win 100, 100, and 50 respectively. Grand prize includes a four year scholarship plus a $300 to the approving teacher. Essays must be 600 words on Why I'm Glad I'm An American and signed by a teacher. Mail entries to Lion Oil Scholarship Fund El Dorado Arkansas.
Albert Lee Erwin a Corry Pennsylvania 24 died instantly when a car failed to negotiate a curve on Highway 40 overturned 70 feet skid and ended upright in a field two other occupants injured one seriously a fourth passenger unharmed Robert Brewin 29 of Williford Arkansas brother of the dead man suffered a broken neck and is at Baptist hospital Memphis Tennessee B B Brown 50 of Dyess Arkansas had minor injuries Hollis Brown 24 son not injured
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