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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
5
Bethel AME will host its quarterly conference at 7280 Pyiday Street Church Sunday night. Rev AJ T. Uhiris will preach and music will be provided by Ward's Chapel AME Church of Prescott.
The Monrie with April South western Drayer and Bible Confer ency will be entertained by the fret Assembly of God church in Hot Springs Arkansas starting Monday evening January 15 at 7 30. Overseers from Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico and Oklahoma will lead the three services through Friday January 36 19 as part of the Annual Prayer and Bible Conference once hosted by the Hope Gospel Tabernacle.
The Fire Department was called to a small blaze behind a house near the experiment station yesterday but the fire was extinguished before arrival. Earlier the department put out two grass fires nearby.
W. P. Murray, 85, former owner publisher of the Newlan County Times, died January 11 in Harrison after a long illness. He built the paper into a known local voice and mentored many reporters before selling the weekly years ago.
Labor leaders from the APT CIO machinists and railroad unions urged a flexible wage price stabilization plan. They called for an all out stabilization program including taxation and food price controls while maintaining wage bargaining as the main mechanism. John L Lewis opposed any wage or price controls and spoke separately. The group urged stronger wage board powers and a broader defense act amendment to allow tougher food price controls.
The Arkansas County Judges Association adopted a resolution at a meeting stating it would neither support nor oppose Governor McMaths tax increase proposals presented to the legislature. The group remained noncommittal despite the governors outline.
The article details a SenateForeign Relations session where proponents urge a unified Western Europe stance against Communist influence. Key figures include Knoswhindt Lloyd Connally and Voices advocating harmony, with discussions on overall defense policy and troop commitments.
Beef cattle producers met at Hope City Hall to discuss two methods to boost beef tonnage. Extension agent M. W. Muldoon outlined creep feeding calves with grain including corn and oats, starting at four weeks, aiming for 1,000 pounds heavier grades. A second method urged supplemented pasture with lespedeza to extend grazing July through September, potentially matching weight gains from costly feeds. Participants also debated wintering cattle, vaccination for Bangs disease, and related issues.
Moe City Police released a 1950 annual activity report showing a busy year with 12 711 dollars in assessed value and 161 cases including burglary and other penitentiary offenses forwarded to the State for prosecution. Chief Baker praised the department and state police cooperation while Assistant Chief Alvin Will prepares to attend Washington DC police training to teach patrolmen crime prevention methods.
Washington June 11 14 Mrs Anna Rosenberg policy adviser says a new national manpower mobilization plan will be issued within days. It aims to conserve labor across industry agriculture military and civilian sectors while addressing farm work draft deferments amid expanding mobilization needs. Rosenberg declined to specify details or timing.
Fragmented OCR reports U S planes attacking enemy troops and supply targets near Suwon Woniu and Yaongyane A total of 21 sorties claimed with 600 wounded or damaged buildings and vehicles noted Across Keven Tivengsopg and the Third Puklan rivers bridges and rail yards described as hit or destroyed with multiple locations unnamed or garbled in the text
The Arkwhsis Education department faces scrutiny as the Senate considers an investigation. Key figures like Sen Hol iaitiy weigh in amid funding worries. Proposals seek to seal funds and require treasury deposits for legislative appropriations, with debate shaping the education department’s near term operations.
Reports from the war front describe heavy fighting on the central Korean line near Wonju and Seoul. U S Second Division patrols clashed with North Korean and Chinese forces as front lines shifted toward Chongju and the hills south of Seoul, with thousands of Reds reported engaged and aerial bombardment ongoing from Pyongyang.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a past boxing or crime scene with scattered names, places, and dates. It references Calif, various individuals, and possible events last Saturday night, with garbled sentences about targets, weapons, and locations. Many proper nouns are unreadable, making a coherent factual summary difficult.
Fifth Air Force details how pilots’ kill tallies are adjusted after each mission. An interrogation officer reviews four pilot reports per flight and subtracts a third of claimed enemy dead. Ground confirmations show discrepancies, with air claims often high but sometimes matched by tanks and troops found later.
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