21 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
1
Fragmented letter like musings debate whether the greatest test of democracy is in crisis and if conflict can be resolved through a democratic approach. The piece argues people should align special interests within bounds and pool them for the common good, questioning the nation’s direction.
Dorothy Dix advises a reader of a difficult job: reform a spoiled girl into considerate behavior. She warns that spoiled children cause social problems, urges stepping away from constant pampering, and suggests schooling, criticism, and self‑assessment to develop manners, fairness, and mutual respect in dating and friendships.
News notes events in Hope churches with a 7 p.m. monthly supper at the church featuring Rev. S. A. Whitlow of First Baptist Hope and a Christmas cantata The Manger Bethlehem by Chea Franiers Lane.
Local churches announce Christmas events including a 25 character Christ eias pantomime at First Pentecostal with 7 46 p m Friday December 22. a children’s party at the Rectory. Methodist Youth Fellowship carolling. St Marks Eve service and choral practice. a First Christian children’s Christmas party. Hope Gospel Tabernacle Cantata Star and Desert Sand. Unit Missionary Baptist Friday study course.
Judge Harry J. Lemley yesterday overrode protests from an immigration official and naturalized three Chinese merchants. L. B. Stanaland of the immigration service said the men had not proven legal entry. Their attorney maintained they entered legally. The trio: Gee Fond, 31, Brickeys. Jen Foon, 39, Forrest City. George F Xono, Hughes.
The article notes Mr. Hoover presented a forceful point of view that should have immediate congressional consideration. Ohio Senator Hussell plans a similar speech. Senator Russell, soon to head the senate armed services committee, avoided direct comment but said Hoover judged military size and tactics, favoring joint chiefs of staff to determine such policies.
Little Rock December 11 Ardis R B Huddleston 40 a public accountant has bonded for trial on six counts of embezzlement. He is indicted by the Pulaski county grand jury for allegedly cashing six checks totaling 2388 dollars from former client W M Long an electrical contractor.
Acheson plans a regular 12:30 p.m. conference with President Truman and would not comment on Herbert Hoover's New York speech without reading it first. Hoover urged no new U.S. military or financial aid to Western Europe until nations there form a robust defense against Communism.
A U S senator warned the United States would invite "another Korea" if Hoover pursued his policy, while Senator Lehman accused Hoover of seeking a return to complete isolationism. Senator Taft agreed with some Hoover principles but called parts of the position isolationist.
The Hons committee pushed a $20,000,000,000 emergency defense bill through with wartime speed and aimed to repeat on the Senate floor. The measure tops the House version by $2,000,000,000 and notably boosts funds for stockpiling strategic materials, the Atomic Energy Commission, shipbuilding, and Tennessee Valley Authority programs, while cutting $1,850,000 for Southeastern Power Administration.
Hoover’s continued remarks on foreign policy draw Republican praise in Congress as Taft voices cautious agreement with several general principles. The report notes a sharp debate on non-Communist alignment and U.S. strategy amid internal party divisions.
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