19 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1951
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows several church practice events and social notices. Mentions prayer services at multiple churches, rehearsal for a choir, and a birthday party hosted by Roy Loomis and family. Names include Mrs W S Regan and Roy Loomis with attendees listed. travel mentions Mineral Wells Chicago and Gordon, plus local familiar surnames.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Baptiste gathering at a San Francisco church area with mentions of Don Foraker and a figure named Rober 48. Address fragments and a note about 3,400 hail inlnisiers appear, but context is incomplete. The readable items suggest a religious assembly or baptism event with local names cited.
The fragmentary text records a fatal event linked to a court or legal action. Readable details are scarce, but names appear as Jaryson and See against See in a dispute or case, with emphasis on a fatal outcome. The report lacks dates, places, or clear action.
Washington column by James Marlow surveys a Senate ethics commission idea led by Fulbright. It questions creating a code of conduct for Congress and government officials, weighing penalties, enforcement, lobbying pressure, and potential impact on public trust.
Anibal Escalante, a Communist initiative figure in Congress and of the paper, said last night the publication would be returned to its owners after being seized by the government last August. The Hoy newspaper, known as the Camymnunist, was released in June.
The June gathering at Mrs. Herbert Elron’s home opened with a devotional from Matthew 4 1 2 led by President Mrs Frank Smith. Members answered roll call with My Favorite Garden Flower and discussed plans for the picnic at Pisnia grounds on Heckier property with decor items and floral arrangements led by Mrs Dale Hunt and Mrs Frank Staith. Present were Mrs Dale Hunt Mrs George Ameryon Mrs Merbert Elam Mrs Jerhold Whitefield Mrs Ervin Anderson Mrs Weatherford Mrs Paris Anderson Mrs John Hackler Mrs Betty Bell Mrs Joe Marlen Mrs Frank Smalth Mrs Morris Poindexter and ten children. After refreshments the club stiptse package was won by Mrs Weatherford. Next meeting will be at Mrs Joe Martin’s home. all members urged to attend.
Crime probers await Florida Governor Fuller's reply on attending hearings in Minami next week. Sen Robert R. O'Conor said a telegram urged Gov Warren to appear Thursday and Friday, calling his presence at the hearings necessary. The governor, said to be in the Ormond Beach area, has not commented.
June 1 record heat spans the Rio Grande valley to California deserts with highs of 112 at Presidio Texas 107 at Wink Texas 105 at Yuma Arizona and 101 at Blythe California. A shower area stretches over the Mississippi Valley Michigan northern Texas and Oklahoma with normal readings in most western states and lingering heat in the south.
Washington June 19 Comptroller General Lindsay C Warren told senators there has been undoubted weakening of moral standards in government and out of it. He said Congress must shoulder part of the blame, as the government’s chief accountant and agent of Congress. He endorsed forming a commission of distinguished citizens to draft methods to shore up the government's moral standards including ethics of Congress.
The army announced that the first weapons unit from South America, a battalion from Colombia, arrived in Korea on Saturday. This marks the initial wave of Latin troops reaching the peninsula.
New York June 18. American shippers and CIO seamen brace for a prolonged maritime strike that has left thousands idled at Atlantic and Gulf ports. In the West coast there was hope for settlement as shipowners and striking radomen negotiators showed progress overnight. Federal mediators in San Francisco expressed optimism after talks between union and company officials. In New York mediators sought to unite shippers with delegates from three CIO unions as government conciliators planned further meetings with company reps and possibly union leaders.
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