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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
5
A fragmented regional note recounts a humorous mishap as the Mellroys’ steaks vanish to a neighbor Bill White’s dog while the couple jokes about dog ownership. The piece widens to comment on economic pressures, retail inventories, and U S and British trade dynamics influencing the wartime market.
An army general testified that the atomic program under AEC oversight has shifted from a fixed civilian model to broader production. He claimed massive weapon projects were under way at various plants, with production on an expanded, flexible basis and costs running into millions.
In Fordyce a magazine salesman, Rane, is sought after by local authorities. A reported incident near midnight Tuesday involved a confrontation at a residence, with testimonies describing threats and a potential abduction attempt.
A weather bulletin predicts scattered thunderstorms this evening with a warm, humid spell. Expect periods of showers and possible brief cooling as activity shifts inland, with temperatures fluctuating lightly and a chance of gusty winds in stronger storms.
Pittsburgh July 7 The nation faces a major steel labor action as CIO United Steelworkers seek a fourth round wage increase and enhanced pension and insurance programs at U S Steel. A July 18 wage policy committee meeting and July 24 strike are planned after talks deadlocked. U S Steel rejected wage hikes and proposed arbitration on pensions, while offering limited insurance discussions.
Vice consul William R B Olive of Ironton Missouri, 32, was held by Communist Shanghai police after a parade incident. Consulate spokesmen say Olive was beaten seriously at a wayside station and that efforts to secure his release were blocked by police who refuse to substantiate the charges. Consulate officials fear Olive is in serious condition.
Mrs. Lura Cox, 78, former Tara Burdette of Hope, died early today at her home in Detroit Texas. Survived by husband Frances M. Cox two sons Acts of Mississippi and Clarence Burdette of Hope three brothers Marshall Uy Muburts of Mayton and Evert of Jackson Miss Gary to Roberts of Hone. The body will be brought to Wape for burial.
Tivmpstead County locals announce a singing convention to be held Sunday July 10. Organizer Hope Nobe Grae of Patmos promises several verses and a light meal with 2 poasa, and invites the public to attend.
Riv establishment announces that Hope Piano Co has relocated to 10 UW Mocition ad JUL South f Bin Street. The firm vacates its former site and invites public interest in the new address and services offered by Hope Piano Co.
Members of the Ame Med Legion will gather at Lexion Hall to receive a report on bage ball. All members urged to be present for the meeting and discussion.
A Pan American steamcruiser en route to New York with 63 passengers and 30 crew diverted to Shannon Airport after an engine fire in the right outboard. The plane landed on three engines with an escort aircraft, faring without fatalities but with terrified passengers led by comedian Danny Kaye and others. The incident prompted emergency procedures including life jackets and flares, and the aircraft then returned to the United States.
Officials announce an indoor event tonight featuring fog effects and stage lighting. The listing mentions crowd safety and venue access, with no clear incidents or outcomes described.
Bethel AME will host a convention with plans noted for Bethel church activities. The event schedule includes services and community gatherings tied to an August date and local church leadership.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mes Bagchee leaving a librarian position at a local institution. The text references Senny Le Magrath and Dover Mapes, with unclear roles and a group calling WTO RS. Further readable details are limited.
Death toll in Arkansas from violence this week rose to 14. Lester Milford Smith, 21, of Magnola, was killed in a collision of two trucks near Lewisville Wednesday afternoon. Arvel Crouch, 30, a prisoner at Tucker state farm, died Tuesday in a truck accident while a mechanic used an electric welder nearby. Crouch faced a three-year burglary sentence from Jackson county. Six other traffic deaths, three drownings, a utility fall, and two personal crisis reports contributed to the tally.
Heat and humidity persist across two thirds of the United States as the Weather Bureau warns against a broad break. Drought intensifies in the Northeast with no heavy rains forecast, while crop losses in New England and New York rise to millions. State dairy and poultry sectors suffer weekly costs as wells and irrigation sources dwindle.
President Truman addressing the National Education Association convention expressed hope to sign a satisfactory federal aid to education bill this session. He reiterated support for aid to states to raise educational opportunities and teacher salaries and noted the House and Senate committees have approved bills for early action.
Jonesboro reports a polio epidemic causing a second Craighead county school to postpone its opening and set a new tentative date for next Monday. About 1,100 children are affected as district officials announce the delay across the northern Craighead area.
Japanese unrest erupts across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures after the death of Shimoyama as rail workers threaten protests against wage cuts and government policies. Police clash with demonstrators, with hundreds involved and reports of arrests and stone throwing.
Arkansas reports 176 poliomyelitis cases this year with most victims in June. New patients include Kenneth Travis Martin of Tree Ark Donald West of Covington Tenn and Jonathan Knunt of Haleigh Tenn. Monette district schools postpone opening due to the outbreak affecting 1,380 pupils in the Mon district and waiving start until further notice.
A Black woman was struck four times at her home near Hopewell School after an alleged confrontation with Joe Nathai Harris. Police say Harris fled on foot after the shooting. officers have not located him as of early morning.
In Memphis on July 7, reports from a family member named Rinard describe improvements linked to the Rinard incident. A sister stated Kenneth Rinard of Ark. suffered a recent injury from an airplane mishap. further details remain limited as the report focuses on claims of improvement and family commentary.
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