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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
5
A fragmentary wartime update lists total deaths at 6,889 with 10, H. military control and 110 returnees. It notes 4,744 remain as fallen or missing, 1,042 in some category, and 4,598 in another tally. Prisoners of war amount to 10, with 4,744 unaccounted.
A fragmented report describes a voluntary program in the town encouraging retailers to maintain clean bright shops under Belt Regulation rules. Andy at the Cardin Tar and local figures push for orderly premises and stable practices to fit the community standard.
Government plans to press fourh with gorme potent allies amid war stockpile concerns. The piece notes rising prices for rubber wool and other raw materials, U S stockpiling and potential federal action to curb costs for defense and civilian needs, with figures on wool and fabric prices and comparisons to earlier procurement efforts.
TwoArkanaan county judges and an Arkanaan legislator deny that marriage licenses or ceremonies are granted to intoxicated persons. The remarks followed St Louis Circuit Judge James P McLaugin’s claim that Missourians marry after drinking in Pocahontas or Piggott. Judges French and Amon denied charges. Amos cited limited tenure. A similar denial came from Rep Laud Payne in Little Rock.
Prices fell sharply after a senate subcommittee urged the U. S. government to halt stockpiling. In New York the stockpile ban pushed prices to 1.67 dollars per pound, down from earlier highs. Earlier, Korentin sold around 7 cents and rose to 1.83 by January 26, the date of the general price freeze order.
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