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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text discusses congressional immunity, the floor debate, and the idea that lawmakers may not be jailed for words spoken in or out of session. It references Supreme Court opinions, Joseph Story, and constitutional interpretations while questioning absolute immunity.
Prescott Kiwanis club and Prescott Musical Coterie announce a Friday concert at Prescott High School auditorium starring the A Cappella choir of Arkansas Tech Russellville directed by Paul Shultz. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Easter program follows with The Ministerial Alliance plans a week of spiritual enrichment starting Sunday 7:30 p.m. at First Methodist church. The community choir, under R E Lindblad with organist Mrs Warren P Cummings, performs The Baptistry Message and Easter selections featuring Rev Joe Tyson, Rev C B Wagner, Dallas Atkins, Mrs Lera Johnson and others in a sacred program concluding with The Hallelujah Chorus.
Washington March 30 Secretary of Commerce Sawyer personally decided that two security restrictions should be placed on Michae J Lee a commerce department official testimony by Undersecretary Cornelius Whitney acting head of the department while Sawyer is away Whitney said Sawyer acted after a review of Lee's fitness for a job handling government secrets had been made at the recommendation of the department's loyalty board Whitney disclosed he had submitted his resignation to President Truman Whitney said he would not place Lee in a position where he might gossip Whitney added he did not know Lee and was not familiar with his work Lee is chief of the Far Eastern division of the department's office of international trade a senate commerce subcommittee is looking into charges by Senator Malone that Lee is a poor security risk Whitney testified that last July 25 the loyalty board recommended careful study of Lee's fitness for a sensitive position with access to classified material Sawyer then decided no security restrictions should be imposed on Mr Lee
In a tense scene detective Stivers debates fingerprints with intruder Kelso as Queripel lurks. Kelso advances with a gun, Queripel tackles him from behind, seizing Kelso’s revolver and revealing a planned confrontation about the crime. Stivers exposes Kelso’s deception and Queripel’s keen deduction.
Eddie Arnold makes his first screen appearance in Columbia's Feudin Rhythm opening Sunday at the Rialto Theatre. The film pairs Arnold with Gloria Henry and Kirby Grant in a light action musical about a radio show feud and family squabbles, featuring songs like Cattle Call and There’s No Wings On My Angel.
Washington reports Speaker Rayburn predicts reversal of the Irish aid vote and indicates a possible roll call today or tomorrow. He warns the final action on foreign aid may differ from the teller vote, saying the move harms the U.S. image abroad. An amendment approving aid for farm commodities, worth 10000000000 dollars, passed 139 to 107, with administration leaders doubtful about overturning it.
President Truman, at a vacation news conference in Key West, plans major admin changes including moves for Frank Pace, Symington, and Lawton. He backs Acheson amid Republican attacks on the State Department and urges Congress to approve foreign aid funds.
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