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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

4

Sliced Thin by The Editor on Tax Policy Debate

The editor argues against raising the sales tax to ease school funding, urging instead a state take over of private liquor operations to fund public needs. He cites Arkansas, Alabama, North Carolina and Virginia as models, condemning rich-propaganda motives and stressing the burden on consumers.

Fnvennor McMath Little Rock Ipss Arkansas Andy City of Hope Wefer & Tighe Ttme Alabama North Carollina Virginia

O Donnell Future in Doubt Amid A Bomb Debate

Washington reports private speculation grows about Major General Emmett O Donnell after his Korea to California arrival and remarks on using the A bomb on Red China. The piece recalls General Crgil Anderson’s past in the Russia battle and his suspensions and transfers, noting no clear plan against O Donnell.

Washington Emmett O'Donnell Korea California Red China Crgil Anderson Jaorter Russia Anderson Air War College Maxwell Base Ala Vandenberg Texas

Band to Hold Midwinter Concert at Hope High

Hope High School Band under G T Cannon presents a midwinter concert February 1 in the High School Auditorium at 7 30 PM. The 70 piece orchestra performs for an admission fee to fund award jackets for letters won this year. Tickets cost twenty five cents for students and fifty cents for adults. Seniors in the band include Clara Allen Jerry Bowden Wilma Coleman Leo McPherson Betty Miller Bobby Boss Jo Ann Shields Wesley Shirley and Loretta Ward.

Hope High School G. T. Cannon Clara Allen Jerry Bowden Wilma Coleman Leo McPherson Betty Miller Bobby Boss Jo Ann Shields Wesley Shirley Loretta Ward

Arkansas budget clashes threaten two year plans

Little Rock lawmakers clash over budget deadlines and committee balance as Sen. Ellis Pagan pushes prompt appropriation bills and Senator Lee Bearden accuses the administration of packing the joint budget committee. Gov. McMath allies confront a leaner, more scrutinized spending path.

Little Rock Ellis Pagan Arkingas Fagin Senate Fagan Arkwisney Lee Bearden Leadhylife Burgeet Arkansas Bearden Hind Haine Committee McMath House Nathan Gordon Gordon Lee Reaves Hermitage Senate Rules Committee Joint Committee Arkansas Legislative Council Pndl Sébate Atty Ike Murry Joint Budget Committee

Civic Clubs Boost March of Dimes fund drive

Hempstead county reports a strong start to the 1951 March of Dimes with clubs and service groups staging events. The VFW Auxiliary hosts a Saturday barn dance at City Park to raise funds, while the American Legion Auxiliary, VFW Auxiliary, and B and PW plan a humorous wedding contest. A tentative date for the fundraiser results and city voting for an "ugliest man" contest is mentioned with votes costing money.

Hempstead VFW Aig American Legion Auxiliary VFW Auxiliary B and PW Club George Frazer

Cold weather tames North as mild air sweeps wide

The article notes bitter cold in the northern tier including Minnesota Montana and North Dakota with subzero readings. It says mild air prevails across the rest of the country from the Southeast to California while high temperatures reach 70 in Kansas City and 63 in Omaha amid rain or snow in Pennsylvania New York and California.

Chicago Jon Minnesota Norther Plains Montana Rubank Mont Duluth Minn Minot N. D Gulf States Mississippi Valley California Kansas City Omaha Pennsylvania New York State Calliopiia Pacific Northwest

Military Men Press Universal Training on Capitol Hill

National defense leaders urged action on the universal military service and training plan. Generals Bradley Lawton Collins and Hoyt Vandenburg along with Admiral Forrest Sherman testified, while education officials warned of future shortages if too many youths stay out of college. The hearing explored deferral options for students and the impact on national needs through the 1980s.

Washington Capitol Hill Defense Department UMST Omar Bradley Lesdot Senate Turew J. Lawton Collins Army Forrest P Sherinch Navy Hoyt Mandenburg UMS Secretary of Defense Marshall Min A. Rosenberg Defenua Department Eaid Cathera Department Harl J. McGrath U. S Lyndon Johnson Dtex McGrath Pentagon

McMath Opposes Increase in Sales Tax Debate

McMath says he will oppose any increase in sales tax proposed by the legislature. He cites the levy as unfair to those with limited means. The Arkansas Economic Council State Chamber policy committee favors a short term sales tax rise as least harmful for emergency funding.

Slitte Tock Gavacnor McMath Arkansas Economic Council State Chamber of Commerce Fundy

Murray Upholds Game and Fish Commission

A brief notice outlines the state board backing the Game and Fish Commission led by Attorney General Ike Murray. The report references Rep. N. Horton and Francis County authorities in a legal context from January in Arkansas.

Murray Upholds Game and Fish Commission Witle Rock Jan. Revor Torcey Ike Murry Arkuna N. x. Horton Francis

Lewis Wins $1.60 Daily Boost for Miners

The soft coal sector reached a 14 month wage pact led by John L. Lewis securing a $1.60 per day increase for about 400000 miners. The agreement runs to March 31 1952 with a general industry price rise of roughly five to six percent for bituminous coal. Officials expect price and wage controls to follow soon from Washington.

Washington Fan John L. Lewis Industy Lewis Michael V. Tk. Salle Jay Be Nlevessary Harry M. Moses Bituminous Coal Operators Association Joseph J. Moody Southern Cop Mr. Truman Defense Mobilization Charles B. Wilson

New Officers of Century Bible Gloss Announced

New officers of Century Bible class at First Methodist church named president Lyle Brown, vice president Q t Bridgery, secretary Dwight Ridgen, treasurer Elbert S. Burke. Class teachers listed include W. S. Atkins, Albert Graves, QO. A. Graves, Rev. J. M. Hamilton, Teddy M. Jaques, John P. Vesey, Boyes Weisenver.

Officera Ung Century Bible First Methodist Church Lyle Brown QU T Bridgery Dwight. Ridgen Elbert S. Burke W. 8. Atkins Albert Graves QO. A. Graves J. M. Hamilton Teddy M. Jaques John P. Vesey Boyes Weisenver

Hope Flier Uses Force at Kimpo Home Invasion

A Hope Arkansas airman Maj Frank C Malone, formerly of Kimpo, returns to his old Korea War home and, claiming trespass, pours forceful retribution on occupants by raking the house with aircraft guns and setting debris alight. He later leaves for Japan after a threatening sortie. Malone served with a U S Air Force fighter unit and has flown multiple combat missions since World War II.

Japan Maj Frank C, Malone Hope, Ark Vlcins House Kimpo Joo Malone Ximpo Ealy U. S. Fay Boat Ale States Far East Ath Ale Okinawa Shira Warnung Korea Singo Hig Rature Sur East

Not All Men Killed in Korea by Shells Yet Gave All

A battered wartime note outlines sacrifice of soldiers at a U.N. airbase in Korea. It asserts many deaths occurred beyond shellfire, honoring those who delivered service under harsh conditions and paid the ultimate price for their country.

Korea

UN split over condemning China for aggression in Korea

The article reports a divided United Nations body on whether to condemn Communist China for aggression in Korea. Nations including Australia Britain Belgium and India weigh positions while the U S urges a firm stand. Military actions and diplomacy mix as the Red enemy threatens a major offensive and UN forces face renewed pressure near Yongwol and Wonju.

United Nations China Korea Polping U. MN

Robertson Seeks Quick Tax Increase From Senator Robertson

Washington June 1 Senator Robertson proposed a quick option to raise taxes by about 8.0 to 9.0 billion dollars to combat inflation and fund the next budget. He urged raising corporate income tax rates from 38 to 47 percent and increasing individual taxes to cover current deficits, arguing urgency to enact the measure.

Francism Lemay Washington Jun Robertson I-Va Cone Tru Congress

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