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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1954

Page

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Arkansas Road Graft Fight Shapes 1952 Campaign

A critique of Arkansas politics contrasts Governor Cherry with Orval Faubus over highway graft exposure. The piece traces Highway Audit Commission findings in 1952, detailing $2,961 diverted to a campaign fund, inflated material prices, and critiques of the Faubus faction. It concludes Cherry's administration reduced graft and advanced road projects statewide.

Arkansas Francis’ Story Audit Commission Cherry Secio State Orval Faubus Highway Com‘mission Highway Sherry Highway Department Highway Audit Commission Faubus Associated Press Monroe County Charles Adams Hughes Indian Bay Road McMath Adams Henry Woods Faminion

Farm Prices Drop Reported By House Agriculture Panel

The House Agriculture Committee today released a statistical study on farm and food costs. It notes farm prices and livestock input costs have declined while retail grocery prices remain near record highs. Analysts expect limited relief for housewives as marketing and feeder costs influence prices through the year.

House Agriculture Committee

18 Hempstead Youths Attend State 4-H Club Meet

Eighteen Hempstead county 4-H Club members and leaders left early this morning for the state 4-H Club Week at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. About 1000 club members from across Arkansas will attend the twenty third annual meeting. Hempstead’s outstanding members include Marshall Rowe, Charles Beck, Joseph Rowe, Wanzell Powell, Martha Reilly, Chris Petre, Mary Ida Adams, Evelyn Adams, Thomas Burke, Jack Ruggles, Janette Finchay, Sandra Burke, Carolyn Hicks, and Larry Allen. Leaders include Billy Jack Coffee, Mrs Arlis Adams, Mrs Monroe Stuart, the county extension stenographer, Mrs Lorraine Wylie, Home Demonstration Agent.

Hempstead Hope University of Arkansas Payetteville Arkansas Marshall Rowe Charles Beck County Council Joseph Rowe Wanzell Powell Martha Reilly Chris Petre Mary Ida Adama Evelyn Adams Thomas ‘Burke Jack Ruggles Janette Finchay Sandra Burke Carolyn Sue Hicks Larry Allen Billy Jack Coffee Arlis Adams Monroe Stuart County Extension M's. Lorraie Wylie Home Damolistrations

Morse Says Truman Gave Him Date Revealed

Senate hearing heard Ben Wayne Morse claim President Truman provided a top secret document during the 1952 campaign to answer a speech by Dwight D. Eisenhower. Morse disclosed the detail in response to a question from Republican Leader William Knowland.

Washington LLP Ben Wayne L. Morse Ingore Senate Today Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Morse Senate William

Hope Family Survives Texas Accident En Route to New Mexico

Lawrence Sparks and family escaped serious injury after their auto skidded on wet pavement and overturned down a 20 foot embankment northwest of Fort Worth near Decatur Texas while en route to visit relatives in New Mexico. Mrs Sparks, driving, was blinded by muddy spray from a passing car and the brakes failed. All occupants suffered only minor bruises as the car was badly damaged.

Lawrence Sparks Ft. Worth Decatur Texas Hope New Mexico Sparks Leo Harrsfield Highway Country Club Road Prescott Igor ‘Fregory Gray Shreveport Nathalie Poland Henry Ae Guy Powning

Turkey Visitor Entertained at Park Picnic

Miss Fahiye Ozek of Bursa Turkey was honored at a Fair Park picnic. Mrs. Patterson presided as council president. a bus charter to the State Home Demonstration was approved. Members were urged to deposit for seats by August 15. Plans for a Coliseum event in October and a Harvest Festival in November were announced.

Fahiye Ozek Bursa Turkey Fair Park Ozel H. &. Faitterson Nevettoyille HDC Patterson Ecoliseum William Schoolay Victory Hdc Aldersgate Rock Earnest Cobb Green Laster Hdc Little Rock

Fhene Workers Get Increase

Chicago PLA reports Mindy Bell Telephone Co and the CIO Communications Workers of America reached a new contract Sunday. It covers about 8,000 operators, clerks, and supervisors with a wage rise of 4.6 cents per hour. The agreement is subject to employee approval.

Chicago Pla Mindy Bell Telephone Co CIO Communication Workers of Amerigt Gome

McClellan Pushes Drafting Charges Against McCarthy

Sen. McClellan proposed creating a special Senate committee to draft formal charges against Sen. McCarthy with a vote before adjournment. He called the plan a better procedure than current ideas and said he would support it if a superior option exists, stressing the need for specific, testable charges rather than a general censure resolution.

Washington Sen McClellan D-Ark McCarthy R-Wis Con Gress Senate Flsnders Wisconsin Flanders McClelan Mca McGrean

French Reds Battle in River Delta

Indochina dispatch reports clashes between French troops and Communist Indochinese supporters in the Red River Delta. Unarmed patrols met resistance, with both sides using fists and bamboo sticks. Authorities fear deeper turmoil as locals display Red banners and archways in delta highways.

Louis” Guilbert Anol Indochina Red River Mem China Russia Hanoi Derstroy

Severe Thunderstorms Hit Midwest States and Kansas Tornado

United Press reports thunderstorms and a twister struck the nation midsection, injuring two in Burke South Dakota area, with damage estimated between 73,000 and 100,000. Power and communications disrupted. a firing station and a motel were destroyed. Winds 15 to 90 mph swept Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri as temperatures fell nationwide.

United Press Burke Betwen Texas Kansas Oklahoma Missaouri Concordia Kan Columbia

Eight Arkansans Die in Weekend Accidents

Eight persons died in Arkansas over the weekend, raising weekly toll to nine. Traffic caused six deaths, two others perished in other incidents. Robert Lee Roberts, 81, of Prattville, died after being caught between his parked truck and a passing car on Highway 279 near Malvern. Virgil Southerland of Makvern was charged with negligent homicide after saying he did not see the truck. Tommy Lee Hall, 30, of Parkin, killed when a car overturned near Wynne where he was a passenger. Ronald Charles Falther, 32, of Arkadelphia, killed in an overturned car. A 50-year-old Motor plane pilot died at a cotton field plant landing near Racer Breton.

Arkansas Totel Aransas Robert Lee Roberts Prattville Ark Malvern Berks Colli‘sion Virgil Southerland Makvern Tommy Lee Hall Ronald Charles Falther Arkadelphia Hall Contro Arta Breton Manend

AP&L Rate Hike Hearing In Progress

Complainants at an Arkansas Power and Light rate increase hearing argued the utility’s proposed higher charges are unfair. Chairman Lewis Robinson said the Public Service Commission will open hearings and review AP&L’s pending rate request amid disputed figures and an Arkansas law allowing public utilities to seek interim rate increases during pending cases.

Little Rock Arkansas Power %& Light Co Utlily Lewis Robinson State Public Service Comission Ap&l APS

Strike Idles Three Major Airlines Across Nation

Strikes halt operations at American Airlines and Reynolds Metals effects, grounding flights nationwide. ALPA pilots threaten action against Trans World and United, with no immediate strikes planned. West Coast Airlines delay postponed as negotiations resume. about 1,200 workers affected.

Pracar American Airlines Threalieé Reynolds Metals Co Cincinna APL Air Line Alsn New York Los Angeles ALPA Trans World Airlines United Air Lines Nt Pines Airine West Coast Airlines AFL Air Line

Jail and FBI Warrants Issued in Communist Party Case

Preliminary hearing set for Aug. 16 as FBI Director Hoover mentions warrants tied to violations of the Smith Act. Mrs. Patri Angeles and others named in connections with charges under the 25 Communist Party laws. Authorities say the actions relate to alleged activities deemed criminal under the act.

Patri Angeles FBI Hoover A. Kelley Communist Party

Attorneys Seek Release of Slo Bls and Court Notes

Attorneys argued for the release of a defendant, contending the arrest was illegal due to a warrant not properly signed by Bay Village authorities. The proceedings referenced Comyn Pleas Judge Pronk Merrick Corrigan and a writ with signatures, with defense urged for writ validity.

Willia Pronk Merrick Corrigan Sheppard Bay. Villag Gershom MyMotre Egedel Ho Dunwyer

Fishermen report growing interest on Little River catch

Reported by Bar Vid Waddle and Reece Chambless. A gigantic seven footer was hauled in, estimated at 150 to 170 pounds near Alice Bayin Brown and Elizabeth Hope, with local folks noting rising activity at Spencer hotel and New York site cultural events.

Barvid Waddle Reece’ Chambless Alice Bayin Brown Elizabeth Weaponry Hope Spencer New York Reso

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