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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
7
Memphis June 21 Thomas Waine Devlin 75 merchant and civic and church leader of Marion Ark died as Baptist host pilot yesterday He served over 25 years on the Marion school board Funeral services will be held tomorrow with burial here
Senator Byrd Virginia Democrat leads push to curb federal publicity staff amid claims of waste and propaganda. He cites figures totaling about 103 million dollars yearly for 4,198 publicists, urging House action to reduce spending and tighten control over agency messaging.
El Dorado High School band from El Dorado Arkansas travels to Washington to visit the capital. Representative Harris says the group will be greeted on the capital steps at noon Saturday with lunch and a tour, joined by other Arkansas delegation members.
The City of Hope Arkansas passes Ordinance No. 678 to assess benefits for Improvement District No. 26 with 20 percent annual payments to District Improvement Collector Charles Heynerman. The measure covers blacktopping Spruce Foster Edgewood and East Second Streets with specified frontage, declares emergency funding, and sets July 2, 1901 as a payment deadline with 5 percent interest on unpaid balances.
Consumer demand wanes as beef supplies stay below normal across regions. Major retailers report beef prices down to about 40 percent of normal while customers pivot to cheaper foods. Poultry sales rise, with two to four cent higher per pound for fowl and broiling chickens in large markets. Pork lamb veal remain near freeze highs and eggs climb about a nickel a dozen in most cities.
A dated market report shows Ash Tower price spreads for cabbage, beans, melons, tomatoes, and other produce with mixed retail quotes, noting warm weather dampening demand and heavy imports. Wholesale indices under Du Pont Bradstreet guidance remained unaffiliated, while local court references and political mentions appear in the surrounding text.
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