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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1951

Page

3

Our Daily Bread and Public Welfare Refuse Dump Probe

Editor Alix laments residents dumping garbage on back road property near Hope Arkansas and offers rewards totaling 23 dollars for information leading to arrest. The Star calls for public help to catch culprits and urges cooperation with Sheriff. Also reports Mathillon Moses of Arkansas Power & Light opposing a 104 million dollar REA plant near Ozark as tax exempt and debates federal power subsidies and TVA comparisons.

Star Star of May C. T. Smitil Hope, Ark Mith Snorit Sutton Elprity Mathilion Moses Arkansas Power & Light Co Public Service Commission Ozark Arkansas Electric Co-operative Corporation Sis Moses Southwestern Power Pennessee Valley Authority TVA Tle

Judge Quits Pending Charges Amid New York Inquiry

New York May 18 Chief City Magistrate John M Murti says he will not sit on the bench while charges from the Willian O Dwyer gambling inquiry are resolved. Mayor Impellitteri had asked for a leave of absence. Murti plans to continue administrative duties. The case centers on alleged police grafts and bookmaking investigations begun in 1946.

New York John M. Murti Willian O'Dwyer Mexico Murtagh Vincent Impellitteri Impellitteri Brooklyn Miles F. McDonald McDonald O'Dwyer Cae Joy

Allies Repel Large Red Attacks On Korean Front

Tokyo May 19 The U S Second Division and allied French Dutch units repelled thousands of Communist assaults on the central Korean front. Officials said heavy fighting ended as the line steadied, with some officers claiming four days of slaughter weakened the Reds. A captured Korean said the enemy boasted of heavy losses as U S troops pressed a new perimeter.

Tokyo U. S Viel John C. Coughlin Santa Fe N. Mex Coughlin Douglis

Bid on 29 Job Rejected by State Highway Commission

The commission rejected a bid of 14 787 miles of bituminous surface on Bradley north and south road as too high. Low bidder was D F Jones Construction Co of Little Rock at 160 177. Planned projects in the district include Highway 26 Murfreesboro Delight base and surfacing 132 000 surfacing 4 000 Highway 140 Doddridge wear grading and gravel base 50 000 Highway 19 Rosston north grading and surfacing 75 000 grading and surfacing 120 000 Highway 70 Dairy west base and surfacing 30 000 Highway 24 Prescott Hlevies grading and surfacing 50 000 Highway 4 Lemmpstead County Rosston grading 80 000 Highway B Glewood Amily surface 25 000

Litte Rock McMinath Dlotryouk MecMath McMath Arknesas Oshimbla County Magnolia-southt Reynolds and Williams Little Rock Ouachita Calhoun Ben M. Hogan Construction Company Pope County Steinberg Construction Co Tulsa Okla Greene County Halliday Southeast Construction Co Pine Bluff Harle-North Tilton Pattecso Forest City Indian Bay White River Blan City Coalapur Rohwer-Waton Miltiaeesborore Fight Washington - West Doddridge-west Royston-north Kirby-Daisy Daley-West Prescott - Levins Hempstead Rosston Glenwood-Amith Huey Creek Washington County Booneville Caddo Gap-Norman Mountain Jome Nor- Sy Melbourne - Sage Bradley North Ito Tha Louisiana Inc State Highway Commission D. F. Jones Construction Co Murfreesboro - Deight Doddridge - Wear Rosston-north Dairy-west Prescott - Hlevies Uemnpstead Glewood-Amily

Robert Tyus Wins City Marble Tournament Title

Robert Tyus captured first place in the citywide marble tournament sponsored by WiW. Chris Cool took second, Gary McCorkle third, with Tyus to advance to the district playoff next month for a chance at the state tournament.

Robert Tyus Chris Cool Gary McCorkle Tyus

Demonstrations on Food and Meat Storage Planned

A series of demonstrations on food and meat preparation for deep freeze storage and home freeze unit care will begin Tuesday May 22. Lor raine Blackwood, Hempstead county home demonstration agent, announced the schedule with sessions at McCaskill, Patmos High School, Blevins home ec cottage, and Tol E Tex Co. Miss Ruth Josey of International Harvester Co. will conduct the sessions at Little Rock. The public is invited.

Lorraine Blackwood Hempstead County McCaskill Luther Spicer Patmos High School Blevins Ec Cottage Tol-E-Tex Co Ruth Josey The International Harvester Co Little Rock

Baccalaureate Broadcast at Maps High May 2

The baccalaureate service of Maps High will be broadcast on Sunday May 2. The event offers graduates and families a formal recognition as the school marks the occasion with a ceremonial address.

Sawyer Seeks High Court Aid In Political-Stock Push

A courtroom clash centers on Sawyer and other government officials facing potential jail if they do not comply with a Supreme Court order. The court demands transfer of 92 percent of American President Lines voting stock to Dodhur interests, tying compliance to the case’s closure. Also named are Solicitor General Perlman Deputy Attorney General Ford, George Killion, Maj. Gen. Fleming, and five lawyers involved in the prior maritime fight.

Comerce Sawyer Ulbers McGrat M. Uest Cusady Deere Stanley Dollar Amerian President Lines Provo American President Lines Dodhur Jaik Philip B. Perlman Peyton Ford George Killion Steamship Company Philip B. Fleming Fleming Costa Rica Commerce Debara Maritime Commission Commerce Deparment Seva Whey

Government Fire Case Promptly Rebuffed by Judge

Federal judge criticizes Kuveroo Test while detailing a costly firing case. The discussion centers on government penalties and a claim that a federal agency misjudged the employee’s conduct. The article notes costs beyond five dollars and cites varied fiscal concerns.

Three Believed Drowned in Pier Fire

On Wednesday a million dollar fire wrecked a Delaware River pier and damaged a British freighter in Philadelphia. About 100 people were treated for shock and exposure as flames trapped crew and dock workers. Rescue boats and fire units battled the blaze along the waterfront.

Philadiphia Delaware Philadelphia Barney McCabe James, Watt William Madden Lavine Shipping Co Coast Guard Pennsylvania Railroad Anet Geerg Burns

Waterloo mother back at home with her two sons

A Waterloo jury case draws attention as Mrs. Watson, wife of a Watson tool designer, is freed after posting bond to appeal at the state supreme court. Judge Shaw blocks defense during retrial proceedings citing the needs of two young children at home. Governor Beardish reports widespread protest over the incident. The case involves Edward J. Burndy-Beckwith, previously condemned for a 1942 crime and later granted a new trial amid contempt issues.

Tly Waterloo Mra Jebelia Wasin Dinelet Shaw i Walser Supreme Court Watsoh Atorney Des Moines Waterloo Jal Iowa William Beardisy Watson Wason Waterson Tool Bth Edward J.burndy- Beckwith Irma Jean Shalhul Beckwith Kanna Ehowen “Fc

Wartime peace conference critique fuels Hollywood test

A 1940 report details a New York conference under a wartime cultural center banner, listing Linus Pauling and Philip Morrison among sponsors. The Senate committee examined alleged Communist front affiliations and Pauling’s scientific statements, amid push to outlaw the Communist party and warnings about Hollywood ties and public influence.

New Yort Tee Way of Modo Fenaslys Prat Linus Cunt Pauling Chieftainin Institute of Tophhology Philp B. Morrison Cownoll University Vorlentors Ag “Plars Ponca Olfanalye Walter CPA Thorn Tara Pauling Gunithitte Tionta Am Hollywood Brower Hollywod Budd Sehnberg Jose Farrer Foyer Hig Rola Nu Haviva

Loyalty loyalty program review reopens federal worker loyalties

Washington May 10 Two Republican senators welcomed the reopening of loyalty reviews for hundreds of federal employees. They urged a full review of the program and its impact on government personnel. A loyalty review board had announced ongoing investigations and a reshaping of procedures.

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