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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1951
Page
1
A local grand jury convened to consider drug charge allegations against L R Man, with testimony from Virgil Becketh and others. The case involves possession and distribution allegations as the panel met in session to review evidence and potential indictments.
A patient identified as Crogeth of At. Be died yesterday in a hospital after a sudden heart attack. Authorities report the death occurred during a medical conference with Henry Hagberg, The Nadberg team, and Barvivern noting complications.
A Senate committee debates new tax hikes and excise increases targeting appliances and consumer goods. The plan contemplates higher rates, with discussion on timing, revenue projections, and potential effects on households and industry.
Readable fragments show a schedule of church services and gatherings at several local churches on Sunday. Mentions Presbyterian and other denominations with planned sermons meals and youth activities. Names of attendees appear scattered. details are incomplete due to OCR errors.
A faulty dispatch claims the Russian delegation will reside in a palatial estate near San Francisco during the Japanese peace conference. The piece notes lavish furnishings and a tailor-made residence estimated at 350,000 dollars, with the host staying with a friend and personal belongings left for Russian use. The report details grand rooms and imported items, while misquoting names and dates.
New York officials announced the seizure of a million-dollar wholesale drug operation with connections to coast to coast customers. Police and detectives reported seven arrests in the crackdown following a series of raids last night.
Dens services at T pan Miss Tr Rie Blansittes bias pe turned from Hot Springs where she beat the guest of Col gay Mrs J C Dil attended an Alpha Sigma two party at Mrs Pam Chirk on Dake Ratvilion Saturday. Miss Ann Hart retired from Benton after visits. She served as bridesmaid in Mee Larson Newcombe wedding Saturday. Mr and Mrs J C Bruce of Ale vins Iac Mai, cart Mrs Clyde Harris of Arkadelphia were the Monday priests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hubbard and attended the funeral for Edward Bryson. Chand Cox returned from motor trip to California and Mexico with Miss Dorothy Grahams of Gordon and Mrs WB Westy and Miss Helen Marie West of Laurel. Chastie Scntt and Mr and Mrs Brad Seow of Linthe Rock returned from Victoria Texas. Mr and Mrs Scott were joined by daughter Helen Ruth, guest of Miss Margaret Hunter Scott. Mr and Mrs Horace Urrey of De Veen spent Monday in Prescott. Mr and Mrs Herbert Mugdamus returned to Jonesboro after visiting Mrs Edward Bryson and attending Bryson funeral. Mrs Edward Bryson of Little Rock returned home after visiting friends and relatives and attending Bryson funeral.
Fulbright (D Ark) on a radio program indicated he would back President Truman if he is the Democratic nominee in 1952. He did not state whether he would actively support at the convention. He said the investigation into government efficiency showed no detriment to the administration.
Miss Mary Mitchell of Conway, missionary to China, arrives in Hope Sunday for speaking engagements and to visit former students. She taught in the Brookwood School and Davison School Snachow, China. She will speak at the First Methodist Church Sunday evening and address the WOS and OS on Monday.
In Kenosha County a Greyhound bus rear ended two semi-trailers on a double lane, killing three of four passengers. Eight others injured. Sheriff Jensen said the truck driver, after parking on the shoulder, drifted onto the highway while drowsy. Two dead were taken from the bus, one died in a Kenosha hospital. Identified victims include Milwaukee women Susan J. Dow and Elsie Blankenheim. A third victim remained unidentified.
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