13 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1951
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows Sheriff Lane questioning Elizabeth Stratton and Henry Farwell amid a murder tied to Elizabeth Grenoble and Lavinia Stratton. Lisa grapples with fear, possible sanity threat, and alliances as Court Grenoble’s marriage plans loom.
Disjointed OCR fragment recalls independent inquiry amid party realignments. Mentions Harker of Oklahoma, reform drives, and legislative actions with references to Fulbright, banking subventions, and a muttered plan to reorganize agencies. Appears as a garbled historical political note.
Fragmentary text references locations and groups with unclear names. No coherent event, person, or organization can be confirmed for a factual card.
A messy OCR draft reports on bills in Arkansas committee actions. Proposals include penalties for retailers misreporting taxes, welfare fund borrowing, and outlawing some home permanents. The record notes hearings, debates, and stalled measures with names of lawmakers and advocates.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Allied operations and positions near Wonju with scattered garbled terms. Key entities unrecoverable. no clear date or event details emerge.
Gen. MacArthur returns from Seoul edge and says the war will be won only by crushing Chinese Communists in North Korea. He notes Allied gains are limited and warns that operations north of the 38th parallel depend on international considerations and military balance.
A stalled Arkansas measure would license individuals to sell eyeglasses at retail from optometrists or physicians. Proponents led by Sen. Ellis Fagen say it would curb large wholesale firms while opponents warn of lowered eyewear standards. Debate continued in the House Revenue and Taxation committee before adjournment with no action, while readers noted annual sales and tax figures.
Arkansas senators approved a bill by 24 to 0 to create a state motor pool and limit government car use. Opponents argued the measure would curb University of Arkansas at Hope operations, with amendments to exempt the station defeated. The body also backed $2,904,010 yearly for state agencies for the 105-53 biennium and approved tax exemptions for petroleum recycling and plant repairs.
Texarkana police say Lee Elvis Hatcher age 24 of Fort Worth robbed a square store at gunpoint last night and surrendered 326 minutes later at a downtown hotel. He admitted holding up the store and stealing 744 dollars and was booked on armed robbery charges.
Mayor Lyle Brown proclaims February 11 to 17 as American Heart Week in Hope Arkansas urging schools churches scientific bodies civic groups and citizens to observe the week with activities to spotlight heart disease public health and economic concerns and to foster cooperation among people government and health agencies.
Frankfurt dispatch reports U S High Commissioner John J. McCloy and General Thomas T Handy ordered no press coverage of seven condemned German war criminals at Landsberg Prison. Relatives were blocked from final visits. executions timing remains undisclosed. The move marks a break from prior policy amid fears of demonstrations. A Lincoln Gettysburg Address draft and reading copy are in the Library of Congress.
In Little Rock on February 12 a GOP leader attacked President Truman and the Democratic one party system. John E. Jackson of New Orleans urged southern voters to back Republicans for a stronger voice in state and federal governments amid calls for party rule changes and a 1947 convention date.
The U S Court of Appeals today approved the release of William W. Remington on 97,000 bail pending appeal of his perjury conviction. Remington, a former government economist, was convicted of perjury last Wednesday for swearing he had never been a Communist. He was sentenced to five years in prison and fined 2,000 under the law. The note mentions commercial incubators loading about 1,400 freight cars a year.
University of Arkansas reports spring enrollment of 3,627 students, about 600 fewer than last fall. Officials attribute the decline to war conditions and other factors impacting student enrollment.
A Houston child, four year old Lee Horton, gains weight and energy after using HADACOL. Father F W Horton says Lee previously refused food but began eating three meals daily and improved quickly. The ad urges readers to request a free Captain HADACOL comic book from The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana.
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