21 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1950
Page
1
Local society and college pages note visitors and residents in Arkadelphia, Little Rock, and nearby towns. Families like the Coopers and Hitts welcome a new son Allen Taylor Hitt as students and relatives exchange weekend visits and attend games. Several names listed reflect community ties and local institutions.
A damaged OCR fragment from Riverdale N notes a date of November 21 and indicates the original event was called off. Details are incomplete and non-specific.
Floods push water higher in the already swollen river. In Visalia four people died as a fire destroyed Henry Jordan’s frame house while fire engines battled flooding in the basements. Army engineers in San Francisco estimate California flood damage will exceed 12 million dollars.
The story reports Rep Spence proposing a three month extension of federal rent controls beyond December 31 as Truman calls for extended national price controls. It notes uncertain passage prospects amid broader cost and economy concerns, and mentions Symington urging caution on civilian use of strategic materials. Population data from Tokyo shows a rise to 6,275,190. Yale leads with four unscored football teams.
Radio guide for New York on November 21 shows NBC slate including Cavalcade drama at 7:30 and Fibber and Molly at 8:30, CBS-7 Mystery Theater at 7:30, ABC America’s Town Meeting Policy in Asia at 8, MBS Count of Monte Cristo at 7:30, and other dramas and adventures across stations with 9 to 9:35 final programs.
Fort Worth Texans report that Major General Roger M. Ramey and Latane Worsham of Fort Worth will wed on December 27 in Shelbyville Texas. The wedding was confirmed by Worsham’s father. The notice also references U. S. Army sizing information for soldiers in Japan, noting smallest size three and largest size fifteen and an eighth.
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