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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1950
Page
1
The text describes federal and state efforts to support disabled children through clinics and school programs, with a $11,000,000 annual estimate. It mentions job aims, unemployment concerns, and proposed amendments approved by Congress as part of a broader welfare reform.
Renfrew criticized Monday morning quarterbacks for mocking defense spending after the 1950 Korea invasion. He praised Johnson and James for postwar military reforms and argued American armed forces reached a high combat level by June 25 1950. He asserted rapid, smooth execution of operations in Korea showed strong military planning.
Texarkana postmastership nominees sparked a contest between Texas and Arkansas. Rival claims accuse lawmakers of Texas favoritism as the case centers on a split city building on the state line and a long-serving postmaster stepping down after 15 years.
Washington reports that an NLB trial examiner found Arkansas Louisiana Lumber Co unfairly discharged 13 employees in June 1945 for union activity by local workers. The examiner urged reinstatement with back pay and a cease and desist order against the firm.
The text outlines a shift from an old rule granting a $160 monthly credit for each service month to a new rule that removes that credit unless the veteran helps other government retirees. It notes the credit previously counted toward a survivor or pension calculation but now affects how total earnings are used to determine pension. It also mentions the idea that most government workers are entitled to a government worker’s pension.
Gil Summerfeld frets over Peter Flood and Ede Flood at a Bermuda gathering. Irene Van Sant, a glamorous guest, and a recovering playwright clash with old family tensions while plans for future work waver amid party chatter and a gliding dock scene.
The wage spiral for auto workers nears broader reach as Ford finalizes a five-year contract giving 130,000 workers a basic eight cent per hour cost of living raise. Kaiser-Frazer, with 135,000 workers, lags behind until rank and file ratification of Ford’s deal. Industry-wide average hourly pay sits around $1.75, up about ten cents, with recent rapid strikes signaling pressure. Walter Reuther forecasts firm ratification ahead.
Arkansas launches the Crusade for Freedom as State Chairman C. Hamilton Moses calls Arkansans to join the movement. The effort aims to rally support for anti tyranny and promote liberty nationwide as the campaign opens in Little Rock.
President Moges of Arkansas Power and Light Co. spoke about a nationwide effort to reaffirm belief in freedom and the campaign to collect signatures. He commented on methods to counter large organized drives, emphasizing radio addresses and public messaging last night.
Weather officials report Hurricane winds reaching 125 miles per hour as the storm moves slowly across Florida from the Gulf toward Gainesville and along the coast. Evacuations extend inland while warnings and high tides up to eight feet affect coastal areas from Cedar Keys to Cape Hatteras.
CIO electrical workers call off a four hour strike at General Electric Knolls atomic power laboratory near Schenectady. About 300 workers walked out. 600 employed at the lab, company declined exact numbers. Picket lines withdrawn. workers to return to work this afternoon after a back to work call from the international union.
Attorney General clarifies voting age terms as “maiden voter” defined at the time of registration. The discussion highlights elder voters and eligibility, with officials referencing state precedents and citizen participation at polls.
The Little Rock hearing on Southwestern Bell Telephone's requested 4.5 million dollar rate rise opened with critics calling the hike outrageous. Company attorney Blake Downey argued profits are below one percent in Arkansas and a postwar expansion plan would rely on PSC approval, while attorney Bilbott urged scrutiny of a potential 100 percent rise in one class.
Company orders plant shut after a group tries to enter. A company official says workers face risk of personal injury and property damage from irresponsible hoodlums, prompting the shutdown to protect staff and facilities.
Porterville California September 6 A 74 year old man recalled his six days lost without food or shelter after separating from a fishing party in the quaking Aspen area of the Sequoia National Forest. He wandered until stumbling into another camp about 10 miles from his own. Doctors at Porterville hospital said he was in good condition despite exposure.
Cpl Billy E O Bryans Helena Ark Rt 4 has been awarded the Bronze Star for bravery with the U S Eighth Army in Korea. Clarence Munn Michigan State head coach ran a two week clinic in Honolulu recruiting coaches and officials. He accused a telephone monopoly of depriving citizens of luxuries like automobiles.
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