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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1950
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR suggests a Supreme Court decision touching race and state higher education. It mentions equal access for Negroes, graduate schools, and potential state obligations, but text is garbled and outcome not stated.
Bill Jarvis, Bev Coulter, and Lloyd Williston swirl through lavish social circles at Lake Loolout’s inn. Rumors about Hildy Sands fuel envy among the haut monde as Carter Coulter weighs Williston’s ties to Wall Street. The chapter ends with questions about Joe Coulter’s quiet interest in Lloyd Williston.
The opinion targeted Texas and its law school, not all southern states. Louisiana could defy a Negro admission ban in its state medical school without contempt unless Texas refuses, in which case contempt would follow. The ruling hinges on whether states comply with the Texas directive.
Hot Springs couple Mr and Mrs Elbert Stanley announce daughter Mary Evelyn to Dale Denman Sr son of Mr and Mrs Denman Prescott. Mary Evelyn attended Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia in Alpha Sigma Tau. Dale Denman attended University of Arkansas with Sigma Chi and Marian Military Institute graduate. Other society notes and local visits follow.
In Chicago on June 12 1950 Westbrook Pegler mocks O D Jennings big slot machine maker amid a silent strike at his plant. Captain Dan Gilbert oversees the destruction of illegal devices as authorities consider raid options and flexible selling schemes threaten traditional retail jobs.
Building contract for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission west of the state capitol awarded to Peterson, Garbi and Joseph, Inc. of North Little Rock for 368000 dollars. Plumbing went to John Patton and sons for 14208 dollars, heating and ventilating to same for 139163 dollars, and Harvis Byrd Electric company for wiring 13200 dollars.
Jennings, born in Providence Kentucky near Evansville, recounts moving to Chicago on a cheap Halstead streetcar ride and believing machines could transform commerce. He recalls an era when a nickel paid 22 miles on streetcars and envisioned making a fortune in the city with new technology.
Only about 115 of Africa had no ties to imperial powers after Egypt, Ethiopia and Liberia. The note highlights a shrinking group of sovereign states resisting colonial alignment, underscoring the geopolitical shift and the lingering influence of external powers across the continent.
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