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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1951
Page
3
A late 1940s debate shows Truman aides pressing Congress to pass a robust controls bill as inflation concerns rise postwar. Public appeals target consumer support while administration officials acknowledge efforts to mobilize public opinion and keep price rollbacks in check amid party resistance.
Confused reports claim Soviet marshal Konstantiy Rostowsky, Poland defense minister, disappeared in Frankfurt and was possibly shot by a British agent and taken to Moscow. Western diplomats caution on authenticity while Polish rumors swirl about loyalty and propaganda amid Cold War tensions.
New York July 1 Am a Ae trean Joyes Mathews former wife of comedian Milton Berle attempted suicide in a plush Midtown apartment with showman Billy Rose. Berle rushed to Mathews bedside, while Rose’s wife Eleanor Holm arrived. Police quoted Mathews saying she loved razor blades and denied romance with Rose. An axe and sword found. Mathews unconscious, revived, and hospitalized after stopping blood flow. Rose and Mathews opposed hospitalization to avoid publicity.
The Woman's Association of the Presbyterian Church meets Mrs Robbie Wilson at 7:30 Monday. Program by Mrs Vernon Fore and Mrs Floyd Hubbard. Business Womens Christian Fellowship to meet on church lawn Tuesday at 7. Assembly of God midweek prayer at 2:30 Tuesday. Rotary Club luncheon at Lawson Hotel Tuesday noon. July 18 midweek First Christian church 7:30 p.m. Chale pas hearaal to follow. Prayer meeting Assembly of God 7:45 p.m. WSC 8. Methodist spiritual tithe Wednesday morning. Mrs Gene le hosts three tables of players. Mrs Bob Reynolds wins high score. Mrs F Brommere travel prize. Donert course served to members and guests. Includes list of attendees. Joan Gilbert to represent Nevada County in SWAHA princess contest July 26 at Narrows Lake. sponsored by Prescott Kiwanis Club. Miss Gilbert, Prescott High senior, majorette. About 10,000 visitors expected for dam dedication.
Mrs. Allen Gee hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Decorations used tenning and rayle Golds. Dorothy Wilson of Little Rock visits her mother Mrs. Robbie Wilson before a New Orleans vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gee Sr. will depart for Hot Springs to open several days. Lera Johnson is the mother of Johnny Joe born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson in Grand Prairie Texas. Mrs. Tom Bemis, Miss Ethel Bemis and Mrs. C F Pittman drive to Little Rock for the day. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Gee of Hugo Oklahoma spent part of last week with Dr. and Mrs. S B Gee.
Washington July 1 the office of price stabilization announced a country wide survey of wholesale and retail grocery costs over two months. OPS Director Michael Y DiSalle said the aim is to lay the basis for posted dollar and cent community prices in stores. Wholesale survey begins Monday July 3 and retailer survey on Thursday Aug 2. A stray note mentions a Chinese empress Si Lin Chi learning to unwind silk threads in 2700 B C.
Reports from London and Italian papers claim Svetlana Stalin married Mihail Kaganovich, son of a politburo member, in a $900,000 Kremlin wedding July 3 with only ten guests and no diplomats. The bride, 27, had been married before, and guests reportedly drank Crimean champagne and Armenian brandy into dawn. The couple is said to be honeymooning in Romania and Bulgaria.
On July 9 the DeRean Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. J W Branch’s home with assistants Mrs A H Futrell and Mrs Clifton Ellis. Hazel Arnett led a salad making demonstration, Lorraine Blackwood offered tips, and 18 members attended as Dr Branch played selections on the electric organ. The group plans a family picnic at Fairpark on August 12 and noted departures for the Arkansas club tour on September 4.
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