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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1950
Page
1
Reagan admits the failed newspaper push to Lyons while Ede and partners regroup. Lyons menaces with account leverage as Frey & Company workers brace for another heavy campaign push. Two drives falter and the team plans a Friday meeting to push a preferred option.
In Brazil’s presidential race Vargas seeks return to the presidency as voters decide between him and rivals Machado and Gomes. The 1 million eligible voters confront a field headed by Machando and Gomes, with Machado representing Social Democratic party and Gomes backing Conservative Democratic Union.
The notice states that Dols are open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. but results will not be shown until Wednesday. The fragment indicates a timed event with delayed outcome reporting and emphasizes fixed operating hours.
Hot Springs October 2 Miss Marjorie Lawrence a Metropolitan Opera singer was to testify today in a federal court suit brought by Mrs Frances Bunn Coffeyville Kansas who claims she treated the opera singer for 20 months and was paid 842 for services that did not cure her palio The plaintiff seeks 108 200 saying Lawrence breached an agreement to buy 30000 worth of national advertising publicizing her sentiment introduce the masseuse to the Met Opera company and mention her name in Interrupt ed Melody a book by Miss Law-
Miss Lawrence sues Mrs. Bunn claiming $442 for room and board during 20 months of medical treatments and a $100 Christmas gift. She states the treatment did not cure the singer and proposes introducing her to Hollywood if the book is accepted for a movie.
Moscow rejected Western demands for details on German WWI prisoners held in Russia. The United States Britain and France cited evidence up to 400000 missing, but Moscow said charges were propaganda and not facts. Tass had earlier said only 3816 prisoners were under investigation and 14 under medical treatment.
Similar notes to Russia last July 14 urged an impartial international inquiry to determine the fate of Germans taken as prisoners by the Soviets. The United States Britain and Australia joined in calling for a United Nations commission to arrange the return of Germans still held in Russia.
U S Marines clash near Uljongbu south of Seoul as MacArthur pressures Red forces across South Korea. Allied units advance with four tanks knocked out and heavy fighting driving Reds toward hills. Thousands of troops reported engaged with Wonju and Suwon sectors seeing continued clashes.
Lepanto Legion post stages a fund drive to build and maintain a Legion hut in a nine room brick building valued near 940,000. The derby features terrapins sponsored for $2 entry with battles to win three preliminaries. a parade, bicycle race, Little River games, cotton picking contest, street dance and annual bell roundup accompany Wednesday’s program.
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas reports during a two month tour of the Middle and Near East that communism has minimal appeal among farmers and urban residents alike. He cites Iran’s population of 15 million and estimates fewer than 2,000 Communists, noting property is often viewed through Islamic law and that UN intervention in Korea provided a sense of security to the region.
Eastern directors worry about royalty checks for civil defense workers and plan to ask state attorneys general to revoke charters of groups deemed subversive by the U S attorney general. A Michigan official complains about a recent air force order changing warning protocols.
Miami dispatch reports a tropical hurricane to the seventh of the season moving west or west northwest at seven miles per hour. Winds near the center reach 100 miles per hour with hurricane force winds extending 60 miles. The storm lay about 180 miles southwest of Bermuda at 4 30 a m EST and began to drift westward away from the island after stalling south of Bermuda.
Feonard warns closer federal local cooperation needed as NLRB cites wartime risk. The notice outlines potential severe attacks on US target arenas and emphasizes civilian defense roles. Government maps and secret plans have been shared with governors and civil defense directors nationwide.
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