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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
3
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The report alleges Rethington became an informer connected to a federal investigation, naming prominent figures and agencies. Details describe hearings, testimonies, and alleged political entanglements surrounding the case as investigators pursue leads and potential charges.
Fragmented report details a legislative session with debates and votes. It cites opposition to a return to a plan, mentions deaths and procedural battles, and notes bills passed and deadlines for purchases and restitution.
A widespread walkout by rail workers disrupts defense shipments and rail traffic nationwide. Authorities lobby for mediation as carriers and unions clash over wage and hour terms, threatening further delays and economic impact.
Washington reports debate over strengthening the Taft Hartley act amid calls for clearer national emergency provisions. Senators Humphrey and Taft discuss revisions to speedy dispute resolution while resisting broad changes. Some subcommittee leaders push for tighter emergency strike controls. A separate note mentions the National Geographic Society on mustard seeds.
The Arkansas House defeated a bill to expand special elections, as Rep. dames Wimberleft Lares penalty opposed the measure. The body approved a separate proposal to enlarge the state board of election countities and consider funding for curb improvements and bauxite deposit site development, with a focus on local authority and fiscal plans.
New Jersey confronts one of the season’s worst transit strikes halting rail and bus service for up to 600000 riders. Officials weigh state audits and highway commission reforms as districts plan countermeasures during the stoppage.
Eleven city employes in Fayetteville are absent amid a wage walkout by the Amalgamated Association of Street, Rail and Motor Coach Employees Union with about 6,500 drivers involved. Mayor Powell said he had no strike notice and the event coincides with a February wage-price freeze and a winter storm that snarled highways as last minute settlement talks failed.
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