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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

7

Procedure Nips Thrust at Acheson

Washington June 28 Republican leaders pressed for an emergency appropriations bill to fund all general agencies as regular money bills stall. They aimed to block amendments to shield state department funds and even consider withholding Acheson’s salary. House leaders set aside the day for debate and likely send the measure to the Senate.

Washington House State Acheson Congress Acheson Ments Republicaans State Department Appropriations Committee Rep. Taber New York Senate

Barber Quarrel Ends With Stinging Remark

A disturbed scene unfolds as a barber injures a patron during a dispute. The victim withstands pain and asks for water, insisting he will not faint and wants to test if his mouth still holds water, highlighting a tense exchange.

Negro Leader Says End Near to Segregation in the South

Atlanta June 38 A NAACP convention sees Dr Benjamin May president of Atlanta University say legal segregation in the South cannot last much longer. He predicts struggle before any white leadership grants equal but separate rights. May notes colored progress while condemning hypocrisy at home and abroad. Willkie remarks warn of shifting global power and risk of isolation if whites support the Soviet side.

Atlanta Benjamin May Atlanta University South May National Association For Advancement of Colored People Philip Willkie Wendell Wilkie Willkie United States Soviet Union Italy Germany North Africa Korea America Asia

Two Drown to Boost State Fatality Toll

Two drownings and a fatal truck collision injury are reported in Arkansas and Missouri. Tanda Reed, Kenneth Rostan, and another child drown while swimming unattended at a farm pond near Monticello Missouri, while a Missouri woman dies at a Memphis hospital after a separate incident near Leavenworth. Arkansas state trooper Clyde H. Darker notes the truck involved in the crash. The article includes a political remark about democracy.

Missouri Tanda Rose Reed Kenneth Rosttan Monticello Airi Waa Odia Read Kenneth Waa Mra Della Bostini Alma Richardson Wilson Thileonth An Memphia Hospital Dolliston Levehwilin Agi Arkinaas Clyde H. Darker

Fragment from an old notice with damaged text

A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals and a possible incident. It references Wilson and Herman and an injury to Geo Shepha, with unclear context and details. The readable parts suggest an event at a crossing or intersection and an accusation or attack, but specifics are obscured.

Wilson Herman Geo Shepha Xtalo

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