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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1950

Page

4

McGill Urges South to Diversify Farmland Risk

Ralph McGill, editor of the Atlanta Constitution, argues the South must expand beyond cotton as credit tightens. He notes high risk in farming shifts and praises livestock as a viable substitute, citing Southwest Arkansas as early proof that credit follows success. He stresses capital seeks predictable demand and warns of the long path to new crops.

Ralph McGill The Atlanta Constitution South Tuskegee Institute Alabama Georgia McGill Arkansas Ben

OR Group From Hope on Duty Tour

Field Artillery reservists from Hope attend a two week summer camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma gaining training in gunnery communications observation surveying and administration. Nine officers and men of Hope 797th Battalion will return home June 24. Members listed include Robert E Nelson John W Keck Malcolm Hinton John W Martin James H Moore and Royce Weisenberger.

Hope Fort Still Oklahoma 797Th Field Artillery Robert E. Nelson East John W. Keck South Elm Street Malcom &, Hinton

Local Masons Name New Officers at Whitfield Lodge No. 239

Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 elected new officers including Ted Merryman worshipful master M Porter senior warden Thomas Cannon junior warden James McLarty senior deacon Ansley Gilbert junior deacon Master of ceremonies Leo Compton Walter Miller Jr Tyter Norman Seale chaplain Teddy Jones Installation set for Saturday June 24 at 7 30 p m

Whitfield Masonic Lodge Ted Merryman Mminster M. Porter Thomas Cannon James McLarty Ansley Gilbert Leo Compton Walter Miller Tyter Norman Seale Teddy Jones

Hereford Assn to Meet at Nashville August 16

The Arkansas Hereford Association announced a statewide field and Hereford study day at Glencrest Farms near Nashville on August 16. Glen Wallace, president of the Third District Livestock Association, owns the farm. Event cooperates with Agricultural Extension Services and the American Hereford Association. Louisiana, Texas, California and Arkansas each grow about a fourth of the U S rice crop.

Arkansas Hereford Association Glencrest Farms Nashville Glen Wallace Third District Livestock Association Agricultural Extension Services American Hereford Association Louisiana Texas California Arkansas U. S&s

Arkansas Weather Forecast Mostly cloudy with thundershowers

Arkansas is forecast for mostly cloudy skies with occasional thundershowers this afternoon tonight and into Thursday. No significant temperature changes expected as the area remains under unsettled conditions.

Arkansas

Peurifoy Denies Payoff Charges in Amerasia Case

Washington June 21 A Senate subcommittee hearing on the Amerasia documents episode prompts John H Peurifoy deputy undersecretary of state to deny McCarthy charges of a payoff deal with a defendant In a forthcoming testimony Peurifoy repeats denial as the panel weighs contempt against editor Philip Jaffe for refusing to answer questions about the five year old case The committee also weighs contempt against Earl Browder and Frederick Vandebilt Field who deny Soviet ties while Field faces charges of being a Red

Washington Amsersia John &. Peurifoy McCarthy Peurifoy Wisconsin Repub-iean Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Amerasia Airy Pearlfoy Asi Tydings D-Md Philip Jaffe Amerasia Magazine Edward P. Morgan Jaffe Senate Inquiry Committee State Department Morgan Full Foreign Relations Committee Senate Iself Justice Department Earl Browder American Communist Party Frederick Vandebilt Field New York Field

Delaney to Head Food Purity Probe

Washington reports Rep. James Delaney a 49 year old New York attorney and former prosecutor will head a congressional investigation into the purity of the nations food. The House ordered the probe and Speaker Rayburn will appoint seven members with Delaney likely chairman. The panel may examine chemical use pesticides and fertilizers and their effects on food safety and human health.

Washington James Delaney New York House Sam Rayburn Rayburn

The Poor Man's Philosopher Notes on Life

HAL BOYLE offers wry quips on marriage money science and Hollywood in a pavement plate style. Jokes touch on yachts, cocktails, parenting, happiness, and the ironies of modern society with a brisk punch.

Hal Boyle New York

Mills Plan Excise Tax Slash Vote Set in House

Washington reports a $1.01 billion excise tax cut plan slated for next Wednesday in the House, with top Democrats projecting passage. The measure would cut excises on items from fur coats to travel tickets while accelerating corporation tax payments to boost five-year treasury intake by about $4.2 billion, though long term revenue effects vanish after five years.

Washington House Ways and Means Federal Treasury Truman House Senate Democraic Lucas Illinois Rep Mills D-Ark Treasury

Youth Center Plans Picnic and Swim Party

Hope Youth Center invites all members to a picnic and swimming party at Hope Fair Park Thursday night at 6. Tennis will be available for non swimmers. Attendees should bring a lunch. the center will close Thursday night and reopen at the usual Saturday hour.

Hope Youth Center Hope Fair Park

Emmet Missionary Society to Stage Womanless Wedding

The Emmet Methodist Missionary Society presents a womanless wedding benefit in the school auditorium on Thursday night June 22 at 8 o'clock. Admission is 15 cents for children and 23 cents for adults. Public invited.

The Emmet Methodist Missionary Society

Work Order Issued on No 29 Near Bradley Arkansas

Arkansas State Highway Commission issued a work order in Lafayette county for 14.8 miles of gravel base and a steel bridge on Highway 29 Bradley North and South road to R H Davia Co. The project costs 272,924 dollars.

Arkansas State Highway Commission Lafayette County R. H. Davia Co

Collector's Notice for Street District No 16 Issued

A collector’s notice for Street Improvement District No 18 has been turned over to Charles Reynerson. All property owners in the district must pay their assessment by July 10. The paving district covers Ferguson, Hamilton, Park Avenue, Johnson, West 4, West 5, West 9, Park Drive, South Fulton, and Spring Hill Road.

Charles Reynerson Ferguson Hamilton Park Avenue Johnson West 4 West 5 West Sth Park Drive South Fulton Spring Ui Road

Six Nations Begin Coal Pool Plans

Six Western European nations France Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg begin secret talks to merge coal and steel industries under a supra national authority. Britain declines to join while a French telegram plan keeps Britain informed. The move aims to surrender some sovereignty to prevent wars and improve living conditions per Jean Monnet's draft.

Paris Europe France Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Britain International Board Jean Monnet

Forces pressed to pool Europe's recovery funds

Washington June 21 reports a draft amendment to cut Britain's Marshall plan aid by half if London refuses to join Schuman pool for coal and steel. Senator Lodge eyed shifting 3 billion of recovery funds to help rearm western Europe, with London’s share at 685 million. The move faces opposition from Attlee's Labour government and a Senate battle looms.

Washington Great Britain Europe Lidge R-Mass Senate Western Economic Cooperation Administration Act Ynough Senate Appropriations Committee Britain Congress British Labor Party Schuman France Attlee Appropriations Committee Lodge Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Marshall Plantations U.S

Senate approves pension expansion bill amid key differences

Senate action 81 to 2 moves toward larger old age and survivors insurance benefits, adding about 10 million to coverage, and liberalizing eligibility. House and Senate bills must be reconciled in conference. disputes include disability coverage and tax rates, with pay-as-you-go goals and gradual tax increases through 1970.

John Chadwick Washington Senate Congress House Taft Ohio

Atkins Files for City Attorney in Local Race

W S Atkins, a local attorney, filed for city attorney as filing deadline nears. Other candidates include Joe Jones seeking re election as Ward 1 alderman Charley Taylor for Ward 4 and Paul Raley challenging Ward 2 incumbent Bob Cain. Harvey Barr already filed for Ward 3 re election and Mrs Charles Reynderson filed for city clerk.

W. S. Atkins John P. Vesey Joe Jones Charley Taylor Harvey Barr Paul Raley Bob Cain Charles Reynderson

Judy May Be Washed Up at Age of 29

Hollywood June 21 Judy Garland a child star faced a personal crisis as MGM suspended her and removed her from a film after a tense confrontation with her husband. Doctors say a superficial throat wound followed by years of health and marital struggles leaves her career in jeopardy at 29. MGM nevertheless regards her as a major draw and has replaced her in two recent films while she seeks treatment and contemplates next steps.

Jack Quigg Hollywood Judy Garland Uster Miss Galand MGM Judy

Rights Dispute: Senate Threat to Peace Draft

Washington reports a tense civil rights dispute clouding the future of the peacetime draft act as midnight approaches. Senators debate conscription age, the president's policy, and civil rights protections with lines drawn between Russell and Lucas, amid talk of urgent action tonight.

Senate Washington Trima Armed Services jGa Riss Ga API Ity Senate Committee Lucas Russell Gare Combi Saltonat Agputy Gop

Downtown council session on parking ban and park funding

Hope City Council discussed amending Ordinance No to ban parking on the south highway while considering a joint venture with Hope Civic Improvement Inc to develop and light a donated negro park. The mayor was authorized to negotiate terms and secure financing with five equal installments and related security.

Hope Way Department Highwa City Negro Paiz Radin Hosas Ida Hope Civic Improvemation, Inc Clyde Missouri Pacific Canta City Cleck

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