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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
1
The garbled text presents partial remarks by Tobey and others on orders, jail, and a deadline of Saturday. It hints at defense, legal proceedings, and public concerns about penalties and authority without clear names, dates, or locations.
Mrs. Rilon Knaull a German war bride detained in the United States after a probe found she acted as a spy for Germany. The board of inquiry barred her from return and ordered evidence continued. She plans to appeal. authorities foresee a lengthy case.
The government stated reluctance to divulge details to protect witnesses as authorities referenced U S laws on espionage sabotage and subversive activities. The lines indicate a government position on handling a case involving sensitive national security concerns and testimony.
Governor McMath said he would veto a bill approved by the legislature to remove police powers from the revenue department. The bill, opposed by Sen. Liar Rodgers, would limit investigative duties and strip certain powers from the department. McMath indicated the measure was misdirected and would veto after review and conditional recommendations.
Washington reports Wilson prepared to reveal an arms program that aims to expand production and sustain civilian output at $275 billion yearly while defending a $50 billion defense budget. Record plant expansions are forecast, with 29.9 billion planned for 1951 in new facilities and equipment, signaling a 24 percent rise above $19.24 billion.
The passage notes a tense campaign through the fourth general assembly as Tutley, under pressure, won on the final day when the governor faced potential approval. Had the governor not rejected the executive oversight by midnight, the bill would have automatically become law of the state.
A Reed Hel Arkansas jury convicted Georgy Alexander, a Black crane operator, of voluntary manslaughter in a fatal shooting. He received three years in prison while the trial also found him guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter. The case stemmed from a quarrel over a gad.
Hope Country club members receive invitation to the royal tournament of the Arkansas State Golf association to be held at Texarkana Country club this week. Queen theater owner CB Clark remains manager. Mrs Jaki P Cox visits Little Buck. Gite Middlebrooks travels from Athens for a family visit.
Riverside California march 27 search intensified for a young mother Doris Trogk Cook 18 missing since her husband Richard Cook 18 was found shot to death on a lonely road their eight month old baby nearby playing while the tragedy was uncovered police questioned Spc Lawrence J Walker 20 of March Air Force Base booked on suspicion of carrying weapons and possible involvement.
Washington reports that foreign ministers from the American Republics begin a plan to defend the western hemisphere against aggression. President Truman urged Latin nations to unite for political, military and economic safeguards while Dean Acheson delivers the keynote. Three committees will address aggression, internal security, and economic issues.
President Truman pledges continued Washington support for Europe Asia and Latin America in economic military and technical means. He discusses developing South America’s economy and hints at plans to turn arid Chile and Argentina into arable land and to move Bolivian trade through a Pacific seaport.
A historical notice records Red Cross donations totaling 42.86 on March 26 and a grand total of 2368.32 to date. Names include Mr. and Mrs. A Morsant Dr Charles Champlin Mr and Mrs C R Lewis and others. An appendixed note mentions Italy becoming a republic on June 10 1948.
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