Haterhie Foresees No Usual Invasion Through Porriosa
Fragmentary lines show Haterhie stating he does not anticipate any alseable invasion force moving through Porriosa. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or corroborating details.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
1
Fragmentary lines show Haterhie stating he does not anticipate any alseable invasion force moving through Porriosa. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or corroborating details.
Jesse Rutherford, 40, of Gentry Arkansas, died here yesterday from injuries suffered in Obie. The report notes the fatality occurred in Paris after the accident. Further details not available in the readable text.
Senators Hickenlooper and Lodge oppose a planned preliminary report by the Senate inquiry committee into Communist activity in government. They argue the committee has barely begun the investigation and plan a protest tomorrow as the panel meets behind closed doors to review a rough draft. The dispute comes after Democratic members advanced a resolution for the report amid ongoing scrutiny of Communist influence in federal affairs.
President Truman endorsed Sumner T Pike for renomination to the Atomic Energy Commission. He blamed Senate Republican politics for opposition and criticized Senator Edwin C Johnson for joining four Republicans in a 5 to 4 vote against Pike. The full Senate will vote Monday. Johnson is said to align with Republicans more than Democrats. A reporter noted a senator’s condition on confirming Pike as chair, which Truman rejected as a deal. The dairy herd statment follows unrelated notes.
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