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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

7

Bunche Offered State Dept Post Declines for Pay Reasons

Dr Ralph Johnson Bunche a 44 year old political scientist and scholar was asked by President Truman to join the State Department as an assistant in Washington on May 25 reports say he declined citing financial constraints and a desire to continue his UN service with the United Nations rather than accept a department post.

United Nations Ralph Johnson Bunche Truman Washington Brandson Eere Anyanas

Vicksburg District Engineer Transferred to Washington

R G Lovett, district engineer since May 1946, will move to the chief of engineers in Washington to serve as chief of planning and procurement. Col. Pean Wikes will then assume Vicksburg duties around mid July. The position pays 14 000 dollars tax free locally or 10 900 with taxes.

Vicksburg Misa R. G. Lovett Tthe Washington Ing Vicksburg Col Pean Wikes Hunitest “Nationg Warimenti Ps

Communists Seize Shanghai Port Amid Feeding Crisis

Debated impact of Shanghai capture as the ECA faces policy limits on aid to Communist-held areas. The article notes Shanghai's 6 million population, reliance on American aid, a remaining $50 million in funds, and potential food shortages if supplies halt. It discusses Western responses, notably U S and British positions, and the likelihood of limited recognition.

Dewitt MacKenzie AFP Shanghai China American Economic Cooperation Administration Burma ECA Congress Anghai United States Far East Washington U.S Britain America London Brittain United Nations Russia France Acheson

Berlin Rail Workers Reject Peace Feeler

Berlin rail workers rejected a peace feeler from the Prussian sponsored system and vowed to continue a five day strike. UGO demands include recognition as bargaining agent and rehiring of politically dismissed workers. Kreikemeyer offered wages, but barred some layoffs, amid a costly, two faction city divide and at least two deaths linked to the stoppage.

Er In West Berlin Willy Kreikemeyer West Marks UGO Kreikemeyer Berlin

Keeping Money in Your Shoe Is Hazardous Local Theft

Hassellville May 23 A taxi driver warned by Sheriff that hiding money in shoes is unsafe. Cabbie Guy Bowen kept $200 in his shoes. a bandit held him up and ordered removal of his shoes, then took his wallet. Bowen reported the loss to Sheriff Guy Hickman.

Hassellville Guy Bowen Bowen Pope County Sherif Guy Hickman

Husband Learns Few Facts About a Wife

Camden court hears 19 year old Francis J Barry charged with support for his pregnant wife Doris M4. Judge G Rusling Leap orders $12.50 weekly payment, Barry protests earn only $11 weekly. The judge quips about a wife’s prerogative as the case reflects domestic tension.

Camden N. J Francis J. Barry Doris G. Rusling Leap Barry

Wolf Trapped Near Harrison Found Dead in Transport

Game Warden Lefty Suman captured a live wall trap nearby and transported it to Harrison. On arrival the wolf was found dead, likely from fright, according to Allman.

Harrison Lefty Suman Allman

Mishandles Funds In Gianapolis Court Action

A Gianapolis court order dismisses Rev. Raymond G. Hoekstra as manager of Little David Walker’s evangelist tours amid allegations of unlawful handling of funds. The move follows an investigation by the UPA into financial mismanagement.

Gianapolis UPA Raymond G. Hoekstra Little David" Walker

Judge voids Hoekstra contract over boy’s finances

Probate Judge rules Hoekstra’s management of a 15-year-old evangelist’s funds too liberal and orders Hoekstra to turn over all the boy’s money and assets. Dad and V. White are referenced in the dispute as guardians or parties to the case. The case cites control over David’s finances and the need for stricter supervision.

V. White Hoekstra David

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