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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1951
Page
3
Unclear text describes wage stabilization actions and board decisions amid rail labor disputes. References LPC guidance and proposals affecting wage ceilings, with mentions of employers, workers, and regulatory bodies.
Fragmentary text references a stagecoach event and a council discussion with unclear names and dates. The readable parts indicate a real stage action and a possible query or statement about legitimacy, but many terms are garbled.
The Business Women Fellowship of First Christian Church postpones to March 26 at Mrs Wilbur Hall home. Men's Fellowship of First Hotel Church meets Tuesday night. Presbyterian church dinner and program set for Wednesday at 10:30 with union services at First Baptist. Nevada County Council of Farm and Home Extension meets at Laneburg Central School Thursday with lunch and program. Kiwanis Club hosts March meeting at Hotel Gawson with roundtable on community projects. Various clubs report speakers, plans, and guest days across Prescott venues this week.
Washington reports the administration pressing for a one hundred day extension of rent controls in communities facing imminent expiration. If Congress delays, many cities including Detroit and Cleveland may lose automatic control, while the bill could reshape the basic economic controls law beyond June with broader implications for prices and wages.
NBC-THO lineup includes Pinny Brice and The Lineups with news and theater features. ABC airs America’s Town Meeting on labor and defense. First Baptist and Presbyterian ministers speak Wednesday evening. Nevada County PTA meeting at Laneburg Central school Thursday March 22 with a covered dish and program for local school officers and families.
The piece argues that wars and the threat of war spur progress across science and technology. It cites advances in atomic energy, airplanes, radar, mass production, submarines, medic ine and penicillin as benefits driven by conflict.
An OCR fragment shows a TV schedule with several program titles and times, including a detective drama, The Mysterious Traveler, and morning shows across NBC CBS ABC and other networks. The text lists channels and times such as NBC 0330 am and CBS 9 am.
Washington reports 200 senators probe into influence peddling at the reconstruction finance corporation continues beyond planned end date. Fulbright, doubting but overruled, backs extended inquiry as White House aides face questions amid broader notes on aid to famine areas and militia training tied to wartime-era progress. The piece reflects mixed views on war and reform.
The Senate Banking Subcommittee, led by Fulbright, extends the RFC study without a vote as it continues inquiries into loan pressures and related affairs. Murray is to testify, and former Rep. Joseph Casey is expected to be recalled. The panel’s future lines of inquiry remain undecided.
A scientific team reported in the Encyclopaedia Britannica that 50 percent reacted pleasantly, 20 percent differently, and 22 percent unpleasantly in a one month test. It also notes that half of not-farm single family homes in the United States in 1950 were valued at $7,400 or more.
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