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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
8
Ike Eisenhower criticizes government overreach as central to policy. Kansas Congressman Carlson questions his stance while a Rotary Club talk in Carleton cites Eisenhower’s remarks. Carlson notes Eisenhower’s past statements align with concerns on domestic policy and governance.
Miss Lois Smith and Mr. Keith Phipps wed April 1 in Prescott with Rev. W. G. Bensberg officiating. Phipps, a Navy man, will be stationed in California soon. The记录 also notes Upsilon Chapter Delia Kappa Gamma meeting, Junior Musical Festival awards, and local social events including visits from Arkadelphia guests and community remarks.
The Arkansas Agriculture Mobilization Committee cites USDA figures showing Arkansas farmers must seed 1041 acres and increase by about 12 percent to meet state goals. Officials warn of potential feed and livestock liquidations if farmers fail to plant the necessary corn acreage. Local farmers in Hempstead and surrounding counties consider shifting to more soybeans to reach the target, with many visits and family events noted around Magnolia and Little Rock as communities discuss next steps.
The Arkansas Medical Society supports a nationwide placement plan championed by Governor Earl Warren for a national doctors' placement service. The AMS seeks a bureau to aid isolated rural physicians and help aspirants for the presidency address the seizure issue. Paul C. Shaeffer of FY. Smith, secretary, will oversee the plan.
Washington April 2. Union painters faced a ban on sector calls as a federal strike wave tests non strike restrictions on government projects. Capitol architect David Lynn noted the home painting contract awarded to Bob Brown & Co of Mexanria Roanoki was bid low, while unions claim decades of work withheld.
In Lite Rock Arkansas on April 23 a huge flock of wood ibises was sighted flying over Kitte Roel and Raymont Gray. Witnesses described the birds as wood mts at high altitudes, with villagers mystified by their spring migration from South America.
Washington reports Senator Fulbright notes imported Mexican farm workers should be paid the local prevailing wage under the 1982 agricultural labor act. He cites complaints from American farmers that last year Mexican workers earned 50 cents an hour in some cases. He adds the Department of Labor is responsible for setting rates, but has faced trouble due to rapid fluctuations in agricultural activities.
In Little Rock on April 23 Odell Maxey, a former deputy under Pulaski County Sheriff Tom Gulleys, filed to oppose Chitley in the Democratic primary this summer. The Rural Health Committee led by Dr. T Arnold Henry of Russellville notes a shortage of 50 doctors and at least 60 purses needed in Arkansas. the society’s three day convention ends today.
In Little Rock in April 94 a Blytheville businessman emerged as the third candidate for the Democratic State committee from Arkansas. The post was vacated by Dr. R. B. Robinson. Noble Gil, a former State Board of Education member, and Harrigan Paul Chambers of Helena were named contenders alongside Kate Wintouneed and Mrs Jack Corned who seeks re election as a National Democratic woman.
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