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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1950
Page
3
A jumble of names and notes from Camden and nearby areas includes visitors returning home from Little Rock, hospital updates on William Heayes, Cass, and mentions of families Be Stripling and Guthrie. The text also references Marshall and a China trip as the President's envoy, with several unclear details and partial sentences.
Gen Marshall is named third secretary of aid and sworn in at dawn in the Pentagon in an early morning ceremony attended by military chiefs. He references his 1945 China mission and Pearl Harbor policy as he speaks before Congress.
In the stalled aftermath of a troubled marriage, Ede faces the shock of her estrangement from Peter Freedly while questioning his sincerity about divorce as he notes they have fallen out of love. Reagan pressures campaign advertising amid Lyons’s evasive complaints, claiming the bread ads must run to protect the commission, as business tensions and personal doubt intertwine.
James Marlow outlines a 12 point framework the new Communist control bill would impose. It would require registration of Communist parties and fronts, reveal members and funding, bar party members from government and defense jobs, and permit internment and deportation during war or emergency. It also covers disclosure of classified information, passport bans, and penalties of jail or fines for violations.
The text describes the swift private swearing in of Marshall as secretary of defense at 8:45 p m EST following approval by the senate vote 57 to 1 and a concurrent session of Congress. Marshall takes a second oath at the desk once used by General Pershing, after being cleared for the position by President Truman.
In Little Rock the season's first Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference game ended 12 to 12 between Arkansas State Teachers College and Little Rock Junior College. Both teams scored touchdowns but failed on all extra points amid four attempts. Tomorrow Henderson Teachers meet Arkansas College at Batesville and Magnolia A and M faces Ouachita at Arkadelphia.
Louise Suggs and Babe Zaharias were tied for the lead at three under as the Hills Invitational moved into the second round in Carrollton Georgia. Patty Berg, Betty Jarmeson and Mary Lena Faulk also posted 72 or 73 as professionals filled the top spots. The item notes the Great Plains as a tornado area.
Houston reports Ewing, federal security administrator, calls opponents of the public health program stupid and dangerous. He accuses AMA of hiring propagandists and plans to defeat “reactionary” candidates with a large fundraising drive. AFL elected William Green to a 27th year as president amid talk of AFL-CIO merger.
The July 21 meeting at Mrs. Mibourn Tippit's house was called to order by President Mrs. Cecil Sewell. Devotional led by Mrs. Tippit, program by clothing leader Mrs. Clyde Snellgrove. Old and new business discussed, refreshments served by the hostess and daughter Bettie. A 1949 note cites the U S Government Printing Office handling 2000 carloads of paper and printing 8 217 million postal cards per Encyclopedia Americana.
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