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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

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U S Has Hard Time Keeping Employes

Washington notes on federal turnover. Hoover says annual quit rate around 25 percent of a 2.1 million workforce, with 700,090 leavings in three years. AEC head Lilienthal criticized turnover amid wartime and postwar adjustments. only one in four students studied would pursue government work, citing salaries, promotion, and perceived private sector advantages.

James Marlow Washington Senator Hickenlooper Inwa David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission Lilenthal AEC Hoover U. S. News and World Report Fedeval Congress Totel Mambera Hoover Commission Colegis

Don't Count Boston Out of Flag Race

Boston Braves rally to an 8 6 win over the Pirates as they keep pace in the National League lead. Connie Ryan, Al Dark, and Eddie Stanky each tally three hits in a 16 hit night, while Ralph Kiner homers for the Pirates. Stan Musial hits two homers to spark the Cardinals past the Dodgers in Brooklyn. The Giants explode for seven runs in the seventh to topple the Cubs in New York as Wil lard Marslaji paces with three hits.

New York Boston Braves Pirates Brooklyn Pittsburgh Connie Ryan al Dark Eddie Stanky Ralph Kiner Ted Williams Red Sox Stan Musial Dodgers Carolina Ebbets Field Bo Palica Giants New Yorkers Willard Marslaji

Phillies Hit Record Five Homers In Eight Inning Rally

The Philadelphia Phillies exploded for ten runs in the eighth inning to total twelve in a 12 to 4 victory over Cincinnati. Hady Seminick slugged two homers in the same inning tying a major league mark, joining Joe DiMaggio as the only players to accomplish the feat. Del Ennis opened the big inning with a homer as Ken Raffensberger labored, and Pud Wesley Head Jones, Schoolboy Rowe, and Seminick added long balls. Seminick also hit a previous homer earlier in the game to boost the Phils toward the record. Across the league, Warthen Spahn boosted the Braves, while Brooklyn’s Don Newcombe faltered and St Louis halted him with Musial’s two-run triple.

Fighting Phillies Phils New York Giants Hady Seminick Cincinnati Joe DiMaggio del Ennis Homer Ken Raffensberger Seminick Jones Schoolboy Rowe Secont Gran Hammer Raffensberger Philadelphia Warteh Spahn Braves Pittsburgh Giants Brooklyn Dodgers

Tennis world championship progress across venues

Associated Press sports brief notes Jack Keamer and Bobby Riges of Los Angeles advancing to the final round in Manchester England event. Mrs Pa jirieia Canningodd of La Jalla California reaches finals in Nordwijk on the Sea Netherlands. Richard Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles advances to quarter finals at the Dutch international tournament in Nordwijk.

Associated Press London Jack Keamer Bobby Riges Los Angeles Manchester England Pajirieia Canningodd la Jalla Cali Nordwijk-on-the-sea Holland Richard Pancho) Gonzales

Government workers quit for pay and advancement

A survey of 674 former federal employees shows an average quitting salary of 7767 dollars after 18 years with Uncle Sam. Half left because pay was not enough, more than half due to lack of advancement, and only 13 percent would voluntarily return to federal work.

Uncle Sam Bu Thhey

Struggle Between Democracy and Communism Is Far From Over

An editorial by a columnist at Columbia University argues the clash between democracy and communism remains unresolved. It cites General Lucius D. Clay and notes Germany’s central position in Europe as a focal point for ideological conflict. The piece discusses Soviet influence, the reach of communism worldwide, and the threat to democratic systems from a determined ideological struggle.

Colm Columbia University New York Germany Cam Timue Europe Reich Comintern Russia Miller Hin United States Hendler Soviet Union Moscow France Waly China England

Red Editor Jailed for Contempt in New York Trial

June 3 New York Communist Daily Worker editor John W. Gates was jailed for contempt after refusing to reveal sources for a party publication. Judge Harold R. Medina ordered Gates jailed for 30 days unless he purged. two co defendants Winston and Hall were also remanded as the trial continued. Bail remained at 84,000. The courtroom erupted as Winston shouted a lynching remark and Hall questioned the justice shown. The judge ordered remand for the balance of the trial.

New York Harold R. Medina John W. Gates Communist Daily Worker Communist Party Henry Winston Gus Hall Medina Gates Winston Hall Hall Iz Dts Ohio U. S John Flx McGahey The Yarty Derans Bornes

Underground Tree From Offbeat Fossil Explained

A Bre vivian tree named Andina Dutoifalia is described as having its roots and branches confounding surface appearance. The piece notes the tree’s teoth remains beneath ground and surface roots misread as branes, highlighting unusual growth patterns.

Andina Dutoifalia

Piechota Hurls Four-Hitter for Travelers

Piechota pitched a four hit game for the Travelers as the Southern Association top four clubs won Thursday night. Atlanta edged New Orleans A 7? and Birmingham beat Mobile 10 a, Little Rock shut out Chattanooga 4 61, Nashville beat Memphis 5 to. The Travs drew nine walks but won his seventh decision against two losses.

Associated Press Southern Association Atlanta New Orleans Bloymingham Mobile Little Rock Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Travs al Picchota

Philadelphia, City of Ptolemy’s Ancient Conquest

Ancient Philadelphia referenced as city of ruins by Ptolemy, about two thousand years ago. Mentions an Oman capital of Trans-Iordoh and Bevo construction linked to the era, with Philadelphia as the historical name given by the conqueror.

Anoman Trans-Iordoh Philadelphia Ptolemy

Water Profile Lady Face Patty in Idaho Waters

A feature notes the inlet to Stanley Lake in Custer County Idaho named for a woman's profile visible in the descending waters. The claim highlights local toponymy with a distinctive, easily recognized mural-like contour.

Lady Face Patty Stanley Lake Custer County

Piechota no hitter broken in eighth by Wooten for Vals

Earl Wooten singled to end Piechota's bid as Hal Quick lifted a two-run double in the eighth to spark the Vals to victory. Ralph Brown and Lloyd Gearbert contributed key hits earlier in the game. Birmingham’s Barons won early. Southern President Hurth suspended and fined two Chattanooga players for delaying a game. Babe Newson and George Myatt faced suspensions in related actions. Friday games listed: New Orleans at Atlanta, Mobile at Birmingham, Chattanooga at Little Rock, Nashville at Memphis.

Piechota Wil Earl Wooten Hal Quick Nashville Birmingham Barons Ron Read Southern Charlie Hurth Chattanooga Little Rael Babe Newsom George Myatt New Orleans Mabili Chattanonga Little Reds Memphis

Arrests in France plot target army demoralization

The government reports the seizure of busloads of arms and 36 arrests after probing an alleged plan to demoralize the French army. Among the detainees are three senior figures tied to Gen. Charles De Gaulle's Rally of the French People, including a member of his private protective police.

Pavis Thve Charles de Gaulie de Gaulle Protective Police

Seizure Linked to Army Morale In Paris Region

Police along the outskirts of Paris seized arms and ammunition after questioning four men in an interior ministry inquiry. The cache included sub machine guns rifles and pistols said to have come from Perigueux in southern France. Buses were stopped at the city’s edge.

Trols Thi Eantire Perigeux France Paris

Large Signature Heralds Political Icon in Independence Era

The Declaration of Independence bore a notably large signature of John Hancock whose prominent mark gave rise to the term “signature” associated with him and his home becoming a symbol of penned signatures in early American history.

Joh Hancock

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