03 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1950
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe a clash near Seoul with unclear lineups and substitutions. Mentions Reds advancing, Gaelic or Gaels reference, and a run of misread place names and numbers. The text is garbled with stray words and partial scores.
Court docket itemized pleas and rulings include guilty pleas with fines of 100 dollars for Turter and 5 dollars for Moody plus bonds for drunkenness and disturbing peace. Notable verdicts: Royce Collier and others faced bonds forfeited. Manry Plea and Eldridge Cassidy action with judgments. Damages and garnishee actions noted against grocer interests and Bearden cases.
Harris files against Henry Stohn Pugh and others for 78.21 with plaintiff default and 978.21 total. Harris later sues Bruce Black for 123.65 and obtains judgment for that amount. Mention notes an appeal. The piece also notes that about half the nation has been mapped by the U.S. Geological Survey in 70 years, with many maps outdated.
In Washington on July 8, GOP leaders dismissed the so called Advance group’s call for a progressive Republican platform. A spokesman for the Republican National Committee denied the declaration and urged party members to skip any independent listing. Nebraska Senator Wherry criticized the document and noted the plan’s aim to contrast Truman era proposals. Speculation rose that Philadelphia meeting figures may pursue Dwight D. Eisenhower for the 1952 presidential nomination.
In Little Rock on July 3 a federal judge took under advisement a Black candidate’s bid for a place on the Democratic primary ballot. A decision was expected later, likely Thursday, as Rev. J. W. Galt Negri seeks the party’s alderman nomination amid Pulaski county Democratic committee tension over ballot access and party rules.
Chaotic dispatch notes hostile planes and Communist forces near Suwon and Pyongyang. South Korean units hold positions 24 miles south of the Han River while Allied command reports intensified air strikes and supply runs supporting a southward push toward the front.
Mrs. Sallie My-Selig of Warren says her husband Louis G. Selig helped install a huge American radio station in Moscow after the war ended. She notes that Arkan saw the Kremlin role and that he assisted Russian girls who took part in the station.
Debates in Dallas Texas reveal concerns that a private church like organization shapes the Democratic county committee. Secretary Pywort argues the party is gaming rules and not a legitimate public body.
The article notes Lippert S Bilisaid becoming head of the department in September 1948 after acting head duties. Garman resigned May 31 1949 to join a United mated pasime co agriculture io ives. It covers prior work at New Mexico A and M College 1936 to 1943 and service in the hava air corps radar research. In August 1949 he earned a PhD from the University of dugetts.
Washington July 3 two Republican senators demanded that President Truman name a new permanent chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. They cited delays since February and noted interim chairmen Sumner Reed and David Lilenthal.
The Agriculture Department extended wartime import controls on fats, vegetable oils, rice and rice products indefinitely. The move, authorized by June law and signed by President Truman, keeps imports restricted without a government unit, aiming to protect producer price support programs amid large domestic supplies.
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