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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1951

Page

7

Congress May Cut Foreign Aid Spending in 1941 Budget

Two Senate Appropriations Committee members predicted reductions in foreign aid. They signaled potential cuts below the 812 million requested, arguing for a focus on Western Europe's defense production and selective economic aid, including Spain, to bolster NATO resources while avoiding full military items produced at home.

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Four Newsmen Go On Trial at Lake Charles

Four of five newspapermen from the Lite Charles American Press face defamation charges in Lake Charles as they defend coverage of gambling operations. A grand jury contends they overstepped privilege in reporting on self admitted gamblers. The trial centers on whether their statements were privileged civic commentary or actionable defamation.

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Returning to Crestwood as Anne Atwood faces a calm but changing town

In a Crestwood setting, Anne Atwood longs for excitement beyond the settled life of her fiancé Donald Kent. Virginia recalls Donald’s war wounds and his transformation into an educated, hopeful reformer, while Anne wrestles with envy and discontent as she contemplates their future. The scene unfolds at the Manse with talk of religion, education, and personal growth.

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Three Ramblers Records Mixed in Indictments

District Attorney Hawkins said the newspaper mixed the records of E J Miller Sam Smith and Claude Williams with others of similar names. The grand jury on Aug 27 accused publisher Thomas Shearman his son William Shearman Kenneth Dixon managing editor Jane Carter George reporter in three indictments of defaming Smith Williams and Miller. Dixon and James Morton city editor were tried earlier this month on defaming 16 public officials in the anti gambling crusade. A written decision likely next month.

Ramblers E. J. Miller Sam Smith Claude Williams Griffin Hawkins Tria Smith Alexandria Grand Thomas Shear-iman William Wugh Shear- Man Kenneth Dixon J Ane Carter George Williams Miller Dixon James Morton Bernard Cocke New Orleans

Pickets Called Off at Aluminum Plant Resumption

Aluminum Plant Pickets were removed clearing the way for non striking workers to return to the Vignew Aluminum Company of America project in Little Rock. Ralph Boarhem, the superintendent, said all crafts would be back at work this morning after the picket line of about 20 members from the Plumbers and Pipefitters Union ended. The line formed over a contracted scope with Vogl-Conant Coasttevonteactor on the job and followed action by the Little Rock Trades Council representing Arkansas unions.

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Nashville Stores Hit by Major Suburban Fire

A suburban Nashville fire swept through a business district early today, destroying eleven buildings and causing losses estimated between 500000 and one million dollars. The blaze began before noon, spread across streets in subfreezing weather, and affected shops including a department store, grocery, drug stores, a restaurant, and offices.

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