16 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
1
A rough description notes three main raw materials in San Marino including limestone, phosphoria, and ail near the heart of the state. The area is about 9B square miles with a projected capacity of 12,000.
Spokane writer James Robins reports from Kaesong, Korea, with Kaesong and Peiping sources noting optimism for a peace axis. Chinese and North Korean officials discuss potential ceasefire chances as locals show mixed friendliness toward UN troops while Chinese reporters describe volunteers and varied attitudes among soldiers and civilians.
A missing body investigation stalls as Bayou Mason area officers, led by John Biggs, report no new evidence. Pathologists describe a young Black male about 14 to 15 years old, 4 feet 9 inches tall, 154 pounds, found embalmed near Eudora, 12 miles south of Lake Village, Arkansas.
Washington voices praise for a federal jobs program while noting timing. President Truman directs a study on whether the government can aid workers and jobholders without weakening security. Senate leaders and House appropriations chiefs pressed for rapid action amid labor and defense concerns.
President Truman, amid flood alerts, plans a flight over the affected region with his party. He will be joined by Mrs. Truman and Margaret. Haggatt remains in town for the stay. White House officials say he will return to assist in flood relief efforts.
A new daily tabloid to be published in Texarkana by the American Typographers union. The Daily News: Divest is announced to begin publication tomorrow in Texarkana.
Hollywood July 1 UP Madge Meredith, 30, left California Institution for Women with her sister to rest before attempting to revive her movie career cut short by a kidnapping case. She expressed a desire to continue acting and said she would avoid former manager Nicholas Gianaclis, who was convicted in the case. Meredith noted Gianaclis had no influence on her freedom and rejected any involvement in his planned tell‑all project. She entered Tehachapi prison on May 9, 1949, to begin serving her sentence.
The text notes Texarkana has two daily papers, the afternoon News and the morning Gazettes, both published by C. E. Palmer. A new publication emerged from a strike by 27 union printers at the two Patrol papers. Palmer declined to comment on the competing paper on July 20, 1950.
A defendant received a five to life term after pleading guilty to naping and assault with a weapon in a case tied to conspiracy and a violation of the weapon's act. The judge suspended time served, with the person released late yesterday after serving two months and five days.
Seventy-one of the largest United States river ports or river sites are reported to have ceased operations due to deep water or paved river channels.
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