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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

4

Government in Its Time and the Illusion of Prosperity

A reflective column critiques political arrogance and the shift of budget control from individuals to politicians. It cites an Associated Press interview with Senator Douglas on inflation and bond prices, urging government to live within its income to curb delusions of grandeur.

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Rambo's Tip Disproved by Officers

A man and a woman questioned in connection with a Jonesboro bank robbery were released by police. Dolly Dilly, 48, and Don Edward Milter, 38, of Renton, Missouri, denied knowledge of the crime after photos were circulated, with no further action taken. The Jonesboro bank was robbed of over $16,000 by a lone gunman several weeks ago.

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Arkansas Weather Forecast Forecasted partly cloudy conditions through the day.

The forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy skies this afternoon and tonight with only slight changes in temperature. No significant precipitation is expected as a mild air mass remains in place.

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Study Series to Showcase Arkansas Station Programs

Farm folks from southwest Arkansas will gather at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station June 20 and July 1 for the twenty-second Bacres Station Study Day. Highlights include 15 new peach varieties, irrigation demos, small fruit and vegetable talks, a 13 year woodlot summary, and home kitchen bath room demonstrations.</s>

Arkansas University of Arkansas’ Fruit and Truck Branch Cecil M. Bittle Bacres Hope U. 5 Highway 87 Flora Friend Southwest District Lorraine Blackwood Hemstead County Charles G. Lincoln Arkansas Game and Fish William B. Ogiesby, Jr Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church Little Rock Bittle M. B. Tolson Rangston University Oklomas T. §. Kyle A. M. and N. College Pine Bluff

Paints Pretty Picture for U S Worker

The committee for economic development states prospects for doubling the real income of the average American worker within three years. It ties gains to rising productivity, higher output per man hour, and stable growth. It cites wage targets, reforms, and continued industrial research as key factors for future progress.

Washington Committee For Economic Development CED Plarning Marion B. Folgom Eastern Kodak Co

None Injured in 3-Way Wreck

A three vehicle collision on North Hazel Street produced no injuries according to City Police. The cars involved included a vehicle driven by John McLeod another owned by Jack Canna, a concrete mixer truck owned by P A Lewis, with all cars badly damaged.

Hazel Street Nowy John McLeod Jack Canna P. A. Lewis

Number of Polio Cases in Arkansas Slightly Lowers

With six new cases reported last week, Arkansas polio total this year reaches 34. The 1949 figure at a corresponding date was 42. Health department cites cases in Pulaski, Lawrence, Mississippi, Phillips, and St. Francis counties.

Little Rock Arkansas State Health Department Pulaski County Lawrence Mississippi Phillips St. Francis

Spring Freezes Ravage Arkansas Peach Crop In 1950 Report

The crop bulletin reports extensive 1950 Arkansas peach losses from April freezes, with northwest and Crowley Ridge areas hardest hit. Strawberries and spinach show gains, while other crops dip. oats, winter wheat, beans, and cabbage show lower yields. Peach production on June 1 estimated at 1,728,000 bushels, far below 2,412,000 in 1945, signaling the shortest crop since 1943.

Lite Rock Arkansas Crowley Ridge Clarksville Lamar Nashville - Highland Prospect

Wreck Injuries Prove Fatal to Hope Man

Paul Turner Bass a 36 year old Hope resident died from injuries after a collision on Highway 29 near Linusville last Thursday. The Lafayette County sheriff said no preliminary homicide charge has been filed against Mack Gul of Lewisville whose truck was involved. Bass is survived by a wife, children, mother, six brothers, two sisters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Linuisville Paul Turner Bass Hope Lafayette County Sheriiff Mack Gul Lewis- Ville Negro Bass Alba Faye Bass Juanes David Kenneth Charles Edward Turner Mary Louise Don Moore Arkadelphia

Old Theory Exploded Finds Cultures Enrich Life

A New York based piece reports Rachel Davis-Du Bois arguing the melting pot theory misrepresents American culture. She notes cultural pride and cross community exchange as vital to children’s balanced identities, citing a program linking successive Puerto Rican and other family homes to foster intercultural understanding.

New York Rachel Davis-Dubois South Jersey P. S Upper West Manhattan Ageltuy Ebjgren

Secret Service cites New York Chicago counterfeiting hub

Washington reports the U S Secret Service chief told Congress a New York and Chicago gang is producing counterfeit money at about 106,000 a month. He urged 1 new agent and more equipment as criminals launder cash through Missouri and other states. The Senate crime committee and Treasury investigators will probe this rise in counterfeiting and related criminal networks.

Washington U. S Secret Service Congress New York Chicago U. EB Baughman St. Louis Senate Crime Investigating Committee Kefauver Treasury Department Haughman Senate Missouri

Group Named to Study Red River Work

Washington reports President Franklin D Roosevelt today set up a new committee to push development of plans for improving water and land resources in the Arkansas, White and Red river basins. Representatives of six government agencies will form the commission under the 1959 central law. Agencies include Army Engineers, Agriculture, Interior, Power Commission and Federal Security Agency. Regular meetings are to be scheduled in various locations. Governors of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas and Missouri will be asked to sit in. These states are partly in the drainage area of the three rivers.

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VFW to Convene Important Meeting Wednesday Night

The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a business meeting at 8 p m Wednesday at the hut. AH members are requested to attend.

Veterans of Foreign Wars

Three Youths Indicted for Bank Theft in Trimble

A federal grand jury indicted Hee Austin Wright 22 Ed Baker Jr 18 and Barnell Bell 19 all of Trimble Tenn for burglary and theft connected to 1244 82 dollars taken from Farmers Bank of Trimble on April 4 The trio faces federal court action in Memphis with arraignment set for Friday in the federal courthouse.

Memphis Tenn Rmers’ Bank of Trimble Pril Hee Austin Wright Ed’ Baker, Jr Barnell Bell Tribble

Peace With Power Only Way Says Peace With Power Only Way

Philadelphia June 14 Thomas K Finletter secretary of the Air Force told the graduating class at the University of Pennsylvania that peace through power is the only path to a world without war He urged a strong capable force to deter any nation bent on breaking peace and noted the rising curve of military power while stressing the need to arm for peace for the immediate future Presented to young graduates as a rationale for maintaining a robust defense program with allies and adversaries described as enemies rather than probable foes

Philadelphia The Air Force Thomas K. Finletter America Finletter University of Pennsylvania United States Ale Mii

Erickson to Go on Trial Monday

New York court schedules Frank Erickson for trial on 60 counts of bookmaking and conspiracy with potential penalties up to 60 years and a $300,000 fine. The 14 year old bookmaker failed to appear as attorneys sparred over delays and Senate questioning.

New York Frank Erickson Nathan D. Perlman Frank F. Hogan Erickson Sol Gelb Whitman Knapp Senate of the United States Administration of Justice Gelb Senate

Baptist Bible School Group to Stage Play Tonight

A play Poor As Church Mice will be presented at Hirst Baptist Church by the Dra iating class of the Intermedi ate Department of the Vacation Bible School. The cast includes Marilyn Shi ver Betty Burroughs Lee Ola Joes Billy Biske John David Whitlow and Joe Don Willis. Rio de Janeiro Brazil June 14 Air force officers and army personnel were among 80 arrested as Recife last night crushed a Communist plot throughout Brazil. Police promised further arrests. The port city of Recife ist Po

the Hirst Baptist Church The Vacation Bible School Marilyn Shiver Betty Burroughs Lee Ola Joes Billy Biske John David Whitlow Joe Don. Willis Rio de Janeiro Brazil Recife Braz Ist Po

House debates extension amid federal program changes

Fragments show a house vote seeking extensions and clarifications on a federal program. Senators discussed a five month extension starting next January, with several communities kept under current controls as changes proceed.

Cain House Senate

District leaders map schedule for next week meetings

The district leaders plan visits and committee meetings next week in the House and Senate. They anticipate action on Allocation Act 1951 1953 repeal of wartime measures and tax law changes with key sessions and site decisions to be determined.

Wid Harris Evary Senate

Tuesday proves hot day with reading near 95

The article notes a summer heat pattern with a high around 95 degrees, contrasting with cooler 70 degree readings and a year to date peak. It references station records and a surge in temperatures before mid June, highlighting the ongoing heat trend.

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