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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1950
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text hints at a congressional clash over housing and debt relief programs. Mentions Bruce Ackerson Army Navy and Real Estate Boards president Rob ert, plus Truman extensions and a 1940s defense program. Unclear details due to garbled source.
Washington reports Earl Browder former Communist party leader and five others were indicted on charges tied to refusal to answer Senate questions during a probe of Communist influence in government. Also named are Frédérick Vanderbilt Field Philip J. Jaffe A Rumely and two lobbyists. Browder Field and Jaffe faced questions about party membership and affiliations. Field, a New Yorker, refused to disclose party ties while Jaffe edited Amerasia, linked to the investigation.
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes wartime headlines noting Chinese Communist counterattacks complicating General MacArthur's plan to end the Korean War by Christmas. The piece recalls the Battle of the Bulge, weighs winter operations, and argues the United States must avoid a broader conflict with China while pursuing limited gains in Korea.
The text appears as garbled OCR notes noting Senate leaders and party dynamics. It references two top lieutenants Floor Leader Liens of Mitivels and Senator Myers of Pennsylvania as lame ducks, mentions Republicans and a broad East Asia focus, and hints at election returns and program debates involving the president and secretary of state.
The page fragment mentions Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Witt as teachers in a room where students tell stories and create a Thanksgiving mural. It references a mural by Mrs. Witt's students. A separate line hints at tensions involving Peiping and Korea, cautioning about risk of conflict with the United States and arguments about Manchuria.
Pittsburgh endures its worst snowstorm on record with 27 inches in 60 hours. Mayor Lawrence declares emergency as 2,000 workers clear main arteries and the state guard assists. 13 deaths reported in Pittsburgh and nearby counties. Forecasters expect more snow and cold as civic defense teams mobilize and cab traffic resumes cautiously. A Swiss engineer introduces a plywood substitute with ground wood center and exterior shavings.
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