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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1949

Page

1

Fragmented OCR summary of murder report item

Early yesterday morning a man named Conner shot down and killed a person in an apparent murder case. The report mentions victims including two young children aged 31 and 5, with a scene described as a dangerous incident involving the father. Police and officials are cited as investigating, with unclear details due to the damaged text.

Ekanderia Conner Stephanieo Cecilia Paliva Edgar

Couple to Quiet Neighborhood Kids in Court Fight

Mr. and Mrs. Rea B. Moseley sue eight neighbors alleging noise from children has destroyed peace and quiet. They report horns, whistles, cowbells and loud screaming interrupted by usual play. A district court hearing is set for Dee 28.

Dallas Dre Rea B. Moseley Dee

Girls Seem to Run in His Family

Washington column notes more women in the United States than men and highlights female lawmakers Margret Chase Smith and Helen Gahagan Douglas. It celebrates women’s diverse roles from truckers to mothers and reflects on reactions to having daughters. Instances from a family show girls bringing joy and progress.

Arthur Edson Washington Cm Feithfelw U.S House of Representatives Margaret Chase Smith R-Me Helen Gahagan- Douglas DeeGantle Atlantic City Margery Ann Evelyn Judith Deetor Susan

Crime Comics Banned in Canada

Ottawa reports Canada bans crime comic books for depicting crimes real or fictional. The senate passed a bill outlawing publication distribution or sale to curb juvenile delinquency, with violators facing up to two years in prison. The bill follows unanimous support in the house of commons. The National Broadcasting Co. opened in November 1926.

Ottawa Canada Senate House of Commons

Insanity Plea Considered in Army Engineer Case

Wartime psychiatrist explains psychosis can lead to violence in extreme cases. Fort Belvoir civil engineer Conner, described as a model citizen, faced years of low mood since 1938 after grinding for West Point exams.

Sims Conner Simms Fort Belovoir West Point

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