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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1950

Page

3

Feeney and Feeney saga marks party line split

A tangled internal dispute centers on Dallas leaders Thomas Feeney and Dennis Feeney with claims of misrepresentation and a push to reveal real names. Dennis argued for clarity while authorities convict several party figures in separate federal proceedings.

Casa Communista Glover Essande Aps Francia Xavier Walhad Dan J. Parnell Thom Arnell Feeney Thomas Omething Francis Xavier Jomas Hamstel Feeney Dennis Stoyles ai-Feeney Hig Spentersuss Matice Communist Party Ember Fea Ge Buaker Wes upReme Coney Bach Thomas-Feeney Wae

Brannan Plan Debate Shrugs Off Farm Aid Pressures

A derailed OCR fragment discusses the Brannan Plan as subsidy policy. It notes the Farm Bureau federation questioning the plan’s effect on farm production and efficiency, and references Secretary of Agriculture and government price supports.

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Local church notices and community events summary

Prescott area update lists Wednesday First Baptist services at 7 pm and choir practice at 8:30, First Presbyterian rehearsal at 7:30, and Methodist church choir rehearsals on Thursday. Typhoid clinics set for Falcon and Bodcaw May 1 11 18 with boosters required for annual immunization. PTA study group met for a full day at the Methodist Educational Building with talks on punishment education sex education and independence. Presbyterian Women observe 28th birthday with reports on local church activities and a visit to Monticello. Local social notes include guests at Buck Lodge and various travel and study updates for residents and students. University of Arkansas bond sale details for Greek houses reported from Little Rock.

Bodcaw Falcon PTA Methodist Church Folj Glenn Hairston Parent Education America H. H. McKenzie Jack Robey Carl Dalrympre Hairston

Government price supports for farmers urged in speech

A speaker argued that consumers bear the cost of food, and government farm programs including price supports are needed to shield agriculture from unfair price drops and to protect the public from the consequences of a farm market slump. The speaker noted that direct government mandates may be less efficient than other routes.

Washington

Mediators Try to Halt UP Strike

Federal mediator opened talks to renew negotiations in the two day old teletype operators strike against United Press. UP management and AFL CTU strikers to meet on schedule with wage demands cited as the core issue. The Labor Department cut off UP printer service in Washington citing respect for picket lines.

New York United Press News Service J. R. Mandelbaum AFL Commercial Telegraphers CTU United States Department of Labor Washington Labor Department Department

Weather Getting Nearly Normal in Most Areas

The Associated Press reports widespread wet weather with heavy rainfall in Texas and eastern Oklahoma. Fort Worth saw 1.38 inches in six hours, Dallas 1.14 inches in an hour, with streams rising to danger. Rain also mixed with snow in the Dakotas and Minnesota, while warmer air spread across the Plains. Early Midwest and Rockies readings were below normal, Cadillac Michigan hit 23, and San Antonio reached 71.

Associated Press Midwest Virginia Texas Oklahoma Fort Worth Dallas Lufkin Lubbock Gulf Dakotas Minnesota Idaho Utah Wyoming Pacific Coast California Plains States Rockies Cadillac San Antonio

Rice Acreage Increase Approved by House

Washington May 2 The House passed a bill to raise the 1980 national rice acreage allotment by 7965 acres to aid new rice growers facing heavy cuts under the allotment formula The measure sponsored by Rep Whittington would allow the secretary of agriculture to raise the 1950 allotment by not more than one percent and distribute it among rice statesTexas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Florida South Carolina The agriculture committee warned many farmers would go bankrupt without relief due to large past investments in equipment and uneven allotments

Washington House Mondey Senate Rep Whittington Secretary of Agriculture Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Florida South Carolina House ‘Agriculture Commises

Man Kills Mother Then Takes Own Life in Brooklyn

A Brooklyn man killed his semi invalid mother with a black jack and died by suicide the next day. Police theory says planning suicide due to poor health and financial losses, after losing 20000 of a 30000 trust fund. Victims were Mrs Mary Block and Gaston Block Jr 47. Mother died from blows to the head. son died from sleeping pills.

New York Brooklyn Gan Mary Block Gaston Block, Jr

Home Demonstration Club Meetings Across Town

April gatherings of Columbus area home demonstration clubs feature creeds, devotions, and roll calls with lines like something I have remodeled in my home. Members exchange advice on poultry, gardening, and slipcovers, and donate items to the Crippled Children's Home while hosting refreshments for members and guests.

Columbus Luheh Room J. E. DeLaney B.C. Webb Johnson National Home Cripple Children's Home RF. Caldiswell C. R. White Fred Caldwell Tommy McCorckle L. K. Boyer, Jr Herbert Sipea Verde Powell Powell George Lafferty Wayne McJunkins Dallas Tex Chester May Ozan Alma Hanna St. Paul Floyd Matthews Monroe Stuart Ben Stuart Byers James ‘Lewis Ben ‘Stuart Nannie Stuart Louis Stuart

Shover Springs Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report

The Shover Springs club held a meeting with devotion, roll call, and a dessert social for nine members and five visitors. New members George Walden and Sid Skinner joined, plans for Amateur Night were made, and fifteen egg dolls were sold to raise funds. demonstrations on slip covering and blasthemates were shared.

Steadman Fred Smith Fred. Smiith Arlis Andrew Frank Yarbrough Gus Foster J. M Ruth Spraching Shover Springs Gorge Walden Sid Skinner Lorraine Blackwood C. D. Ross Spradling Troy Greenlee

Oak Groves group hosts hats and birthday tea event

Mrs Sid Skinner led a meeting where two surprise packages went to Mrs Howard Reese and Mrs Greenlee. Mrs Joe England held a birthday offering for the month. Mrs Spradling gave a retrimming hats demonstration and discussed hat types for different faces. Hosts Mrs Robert Orwell and Mrs LE Aaron served refreshments to thirty three attendees. May gathering at the community building will be hosted by Mrs Vernon Pate and Mrs Ari Fincher.

Sid Skinner Oak Groves Howard Reese Greenlee Joe England Spradling Robert Orwell LE. Aaron Vernon Pate Ari Fincher

Tie Up Ports Strikes Hit Buenos Aires Ports

The Independent maritime union began a four day strike in Buenos Aires delaying approval of a new contract. About 20 000 workers were idle as the ports were tied up.

Buenos Aires Independent Maritime Union Argentinas

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