14 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes discuss budget figures, defense spending, and currency values. Mentions US and Russian figures, ruble exchange, and general budget totals but content is garbled with many errors and incomplete phrases.
In a 94 UP A cir deliberation the jury found a 38 year old man guilty of first degree murder. The defendant faced a death penalty if the verdict stood. The judge, Gus Rulk, announced no further testimony was taken and will set formal sentence later. The defense did not present witnesses.
The 20 year old 500 pound gorilla Bushman, recovering from a serious health attack, was given a ripe guava from keeper Eddie Robinson. Veterinarians say he will receive more fruit with meals as he regains activity and appetite, having eaten 22 pounds of fruit, bread and milk last night.
Batesville June 14 Nineteen year old Joseph Fuller held to the grand jury on a charge of manslaughter in the death of Houston Taylor. Taylor was struck by a freight train a week ago after an incident described at a coroner inquiry where Fuller testified he struck Taylor with a ...
Lille Rock June 14 Arkansas Governor Sid McMath said Arkansas is economically sound and has the most balanced economy of any state. He touted that Arkansas operated within its budget during his last year and claimed administrative costs are lower, percentagewise, than in any other state in the United States.
Washington June 14 Taft head of the GOP policy committee and tax finance panel said he could join administration leaders to speed through a tax relief bill. He backed narrow excise cuts and urged brief hearings and quick action if the House acts. The House Ways and Means Committee approved broad excise cuts while seeking offsetting revenue moves.
Preliminary 1950 census data show Saline county seat Saline 4 263 residents, up 2 761 or 80 percent since 1940. Malvern and Hot Springs follow in growth, with Hot Springs at 28 019 residents, up 7 629 or 36 percent, plus adjacent areas boosting city totals. Fordyce and Bhegidan also rise while Dallas county and Gen show declines.
A fragment from page one shows a policeman near a school remarking on local ladies. The quote hints at fewer fights since their visits. The text mentions Dr. Dilbois and supports the idea that differing cultures enrich American life.
A fragmented OCR listing radio programs for Mutual Network across morning and afternoon blocks. Entries name show titles hosts and times with multiple repetitions and inconsistencies. The list includes music interludes, news, sports, calendar items, and public affairs segments.
Radio listings show NBC and ABC prime time schedules for New York on Wednesday with shows like Halls of Ivy The Bank District Attorney Dick Powell and Mr Chameleon Detective. NBC features Gunsters Airport drama Family Theater and Yankee game notes. CBS and ABC air music and quiz segments including Red Foley and My Story.
Los Angeles June 14. A bus strike may disrupt the Shriners week long convention as negotiations stall between the company and the ARL transportation union. About 4000 riders daily face delays unless a settlement is reached by midnight Thursday. The dispute centers on a 20 cent hourly wage increase from $1.47. The convention begins Monday as city officials seek to avert disruption to visitors.
Washington notes say Friday is deadline for President Truman to sign or veto the basing point bill. Supporters claim it clarifies regulation and aids business while critics warn it could raise prices by protecting price fixing schemes.
The blind florist Fred Phillips, 22, from Long Beach, was cited in a statement today for an outstanding World War II veteran claim. He was blinded by an artillery blast in northern Alsace early in the war while serving as a tierist. The agency said his condition includes reliance on touch and smell from Creekhouse and tierist shops behind by gens.
Osceola farmer Orin Goble, 30, died after a tractor skidded and toppled into a 12 foot ditch yesterday. He died en route to a physician’s office. Survived by widow, daughter Caryola, parents Mr and Mrs George Goble, three brothers George Jewell and Guy, and three sisters Minnie Lee Nudena Victoria Artis Segilla Batey.
Washington observes Senator Myers D Par believes many voters care about congressional affairs. In January he delivered a radio talk aimed at explaining how Congress operates to the public back home.
The piece traces legislation from initial idea through committee scrutiny to final approval and presidential signing. It notes Myers' completion of 10,010 recast copies while highlighting popular furniture terms like oak mahogany and maple.
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