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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1951
Page
3
Six Die as Wind and Hail Hit Midwest
Severe storms across Iowa Minnesota Michigan Missouri and Wisconsin caused six deaths and extensive damage. Wind and hail felled trees knocked out power and disrupted communications. Heavy rains flooded small towns, with Midwest temperatures soaring to 107 in El Paso and other locales seeing 70s to 80s as storms moved east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Towa
Minesota
Michigan
Missouri
Kanangatt
Wisconsin
Michiegan
Leavensworth
Kas
Fives Mile Creek
Emporia
Kansas City
Missouri River
Lexington Mo
Illingis
Sterlin
Tllinois
Lake County
Lowa
Ohio
Montana
Kansas
Pull
New England
el Paso
Texas
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Plans to challenge segregation in Arkansas schools
Pine Bluff July 0 14 An attack is planned against racial segregation in Arkansas elementary public schools. Harald Mowers, Ping Bluft Nekro and Korney announced Saturday that they would file suits in federal court against five counties, charging unequal facilities in Union Jefferson St. FrancIs Conway and Cleveland counties. Flowers said the suits aim to force districts to spend more on Negro schools, arguing it is cheaper to maintain one integrated system. The suits would be filed before Aug. 1 and the NAACP was not connected with the Arkansas action. Earlier, Judge Lemley ordered DeWitt district to equalize facilities, leading to remodeled Negro schools, new books, and an extra teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Harald Mowers
Ping Bluft Nekro
Korney
Nequal
Union
Jefferson
St. Franceis Conway
Cleveland Conties
Arisasas
Flowers
U.S
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
NAACP
Thane
Harry J. Lemley
DeWitt Special
Fatal Beating Mystery Surrounds Oil Field Worker
Police investigate the fatal beating of oil field worker Tra Mitchell, 35, found unconscious in his yard. He died en route to hospital from blows believed to come from a blunt instrument, likely a pipe. A coroners jury returns a murder verdict as two suspects are held for questioning. Survivors include a son Arngid of Houston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Mitchell
Louisiana
Covornor T. E. Barton
Union County
Mitchell
W. H. Owen
Arngid
Houston Tex
Garguses
Lois Herrington
Prescott News Social and Club Notices July Schedule
Local notes chronicle July gatherings across Prescott including W M C Assembly of God Tuesday meetups, a Business and Professional Woman's Club dinner and officer installation at the Hotel Lawson, midweek Christian church gathering, Nazarene prayer service, and a First Baptist church program with teachers meeting prayer and choir rehearsal. Socials include Blue Ribbon Canasta at the Denman home, a Hubbard family picnic hosted by Guss McCaskill, Buck Lodge picnic hosted by A S Buchanan, and a lake carnival attendance plus multiple relatives visiting, with condolences for Buel Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Hotel Lawson
British Atom Boss Resigns His Position
Lord Portal resigns as controller of the atomic energy program amid criticism of red tape and slow progress. Lord Cherwell urged moving the program to a free organization to accelerate security and move beyond ministry constraints. Britain lagged behind the Soviet Union in atomic progress, with Cherwell and Labour spokesmen urging swift reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Lord Portal
Russia
Lord Cherwell
Winston Churchill
House of Lords
Portal
Royal Air Force
Churnyill
Ministry of Supply
Ritain
United States
Soviet Union
Cher- Well
Lord Alexander
Labor
Lorg Portal
Too Early to Tell Truman Warns Nation
President Truman warned it is too early to tell if Communists intend to end the Korea war. In a Fourth of July address celebrating Independence Day, he urged vigilance against global military threats while pledging continued production, inflation controls, and a strong defensive posture amid calls for price controls and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Creagh
Washington
Truman
Korea
Fred Vinson
Charles E. Wilson
Soviet Union
Remaudn
Vinson
Supreme Court
Defense Mobilier
Wilson
Groves Blamed for Failure in Espionage Case
Senator McMahon charges Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves bore responsibility for the Soviet atom bomb espionage. He cites Groves’s 1950 testimony before the atomic energy committee admitting fault regarding Klaus Fuchs. Fuchs, a British scientist, confessed to passing atomic secrets to Russia and is jailed in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McMahon
Connecticut
Senate-House
Atomic Energy Committee
Leslie B. Groves
Senate
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Russia
U. S
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First Christian Church
Church of Nazarene
the Fist Baptist Church
W. F. Denman
W. F. Deman
C. G. Gordon Sr
A. S. Buchanan
Henry Moore
Gould Wilson
Marion Franks
Dale Denman
Guss McCaskill
Hubbard
Rita McCaskill
Floyd Hubbard
John Hubbard
Irt Hubbard
Ed Hubbard
Walter Hirst
Ida Rae Hamilton
Bobbie Elgin
Buck Lodge
A. S
Buchanan
Home
Buch Lodge
Krieder Buchanan
Des Moines
Iowa
Id Oldenburg
Ew Orleans
Cal R
William Buchanan
Gilbert Buchanan
Washington, D.C
Paul Buchanan
Magnolia
L. .G. Mitchell
Robert Blakely
Arrows Gir
Eric Baker
Ronnie Beavert
Lake Village
Carl Dalrymple
Ozark Boys
Carl Jr
H. Il. Allen
Thorne Hesterly
Buel Allen
Marshall
Patricia Lehman
Sacramento
California
Lehman
Santa Cruz Beach
British Atom
Groves
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