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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
5
Democratic chairman McKinney faces scrutiny over Empire Tractor deal
The new Democratic National Committee chair Frank McKinney of Indianapolis is accused of funneling 1000 dollars into Empire Tractor, then profiting about four to one after purchasing 25000 in preferred stock. Critics say his involvement with a government-linked firm raises ethics concerns and he should resign. Similar questions were raised about Republican chair Guy Gabrielson's RFC loan, highlighting a partisan pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Frank &. McKinney
Tacllanapolis
Ind
Empire Tractor Corpurition
Childman McKinney
Mr. McKinney
McKinney
Empire Tractor Company
Sponsoh
Empire Ordnance
United States
Argentina
United Nations Relief
Law
Democratic National Committee
MeKhibes
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Gabrielson
RFC
Frank F. McKinney
Ight
Elizabeth Taylor
Nicky Hilton
NEA
School Board Urges Tax Payments in Hope District
At a regular Trope School Board meeting the resolution was unanimously adopted urging all residents in the Hope Local District to promptly pay personal property taxes. The district relies more on local taxes due to reduced state aid, and delinquent taxes will fund Hope Schools. Signed Hope School Dist 1A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trope School Board
Hope
Hope Schools
Pers
Hope School Dist
Murry Calls Redistricting Plan Illegal in Arkansas
Ally. Gen. Ike Murry denounces last week’s redistricting as unconstitutional and inequitable. He opposed pulaski county gaining a third senator, arguing the five county fifth district stretches 160 miles and skews representation far beyond other counties. He urges delaying action for a fairer, constitutionally compliant plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ike Murry
Murry
Pulaski County
Wearern Arkansas
State Apportionment Board
McMath
C. G. Ifal
Senate
Western
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
House
Hall
Math
Supreme Court
Scott
Falk
Montgomery
Selver
Little River
Sebastian County
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Garland County
Alma
West Memphis
EL Dorado
Mississippi County
Jefferson County
55 Head of Stock Sell for $27,000 at Mena Auction
At the Ouachita Hereford Sale in Mena owner John Faulkner sold 55 head for about 27000. Bol Shivers and Gen Wallace led the Third District as organizers with Johnnie Hrannan assisting. Stock ranged 6 months to 2 1/2 years, top calf under two years sold for 900, top cow three years old for 1050. Most stock bought by Southwest Arkansas buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol Shivers
Mlanager
Gen Wallace
Ouachita
Southwest Arkansas
U S Turning Out Atomic Weapons
Washington reports that the United States is accelerating production of new atomic weapons following this year’s tests at French Man’s Flat. Gordon Dean, head of the AEC, says the U.S. holds a substantial advantage over the Soviet Union and aims to maintain it as weapon designs evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
U. S
Russia
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Dean
AEC
Defense Department
Congress
ARC
Three Blevins Men Die in Odessa Auto Wreck
Three former Hempstead area men Willis Graves Edward Jackson and Jim Smith were killed in an automobile crash near Odessa Texas. Smith whose parents are Mr and Mrs BR Smith of South Main Street in Hope is survived by his wife and four siblings. Graves son of Mr and Mrs Ed Graves of Blevins is survived by two sisters and a brother. Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Paul Jackson of Blevins is survived by six sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Odessa
Texas
Willis Faye Graves
Blevins
Edward Jackson
Jim Smith
Hope
Smith
BR. L. Smith
South Main Street
Leff Hope
David
Hubert
Herbert
Graves
Ed Graves
Myrtrice
Dorotha May
Barther
Horace Graves
Jackson
Paul Jackson
Parliament and the Dominions Power Split
The text asserts Parliament lacks authority over the Dominions, framing a constitutional power split within the British Empire. It notes the Dominion governments operate with autonomy from Westminster, highlighting limited imperial oversight.
Sutton Pryor to Attend Bobcat Dinner
Bobcat squad members will be honored at a Wednesday night dinner at Hotel Barlow. Principal speakers include Tommy Thompson, Razor back coaching staff, and co captains Buddy Sutton and Dean Pryor. A team tribute and awards will be given, plus a film of the Arkansas Texas A M game. Tickets via Teddy Jones or Bill Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Hotel Barlow
Tommy Thompson
The
Razor
Buddy Sutton
Dean Pryor
Teddy Jones
Bill Wray
Lions Hear Talk on Salesmanship at Hotel Berlen
Hope Lions Club met yesterday at Hotel Berlen and heard a report on salesmanship in a program presented by Kinard Youns and Buddy Mhoon. Special guests were Judge Dick Huie and Prosecutor G H Looke of Arkadelphia and court stenographer Van Johnson of Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lions Club
Aeon
Hotel Berlen
Kinard Youns
Buddy Mhoon
Dick Huie
G. H. Lookedoo
Arkadelphia
van Johnson
Texar Kana
Reulin May 77 Dies at His Home Near Hope
Reulin May aged 77 died Saturday at his home near Hope. He is survived by three children Clara Calhoun of Hope Lillie Rich arson of Rosston and Hugh May of Texarkana two brothers Thomas May of Texarkana and Albert May of Hughes Springs Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reulin May
Hope
Clara Calhoun
Lillie Richardson
Rosston
Hugh May
Texarkana
Thomas May
Albert May
Hughes Springs
Texas
Committeemen Named in PMA Election for Hempstead County
County PMA Chair Martindate announced 18 designated farm communities in Hempstead County names for PMA committee members. Delegates elected to attend the December 41, 1951 county convention at the courthouse to elect a County PMA Committee were listed by community and delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
PMA
Url
Martindate
Stephen Fehl
Springhill
J. HL Coljing
Garland Kidd
Horace Pyratipa
Altermle
Dais Anderson
A. G. Martin
Palmos
Mateliff
Rocky Mound
Shaver Springs
Otis Fuller
Veryun Pute
T. O. Bright
BR. &. Garrett
Roy M. Rogers
Bands Chanel
DeAnn
H. B. Arnald
Ralph Burke
Nock Curtis
Walker Charbless
Columbus
Washington
Crainily
John J. Wilson
W. M. Bragive
B.C. Webb
Wade Gilbert
W. H. Nelson
Sardis
Ogun
K. F Radiey
Guy Green
W, T
Hil
BE. A. Burris
Shirley Robins
Wares
Sanford Bonds
Lester
Wadelia Brooks
William It
Zurawalt
McCaskill
Belton
Clover A
Hamilton
R. G. Sheffield
James Leslie
Jierman Im
Stephen School
E. H. Collins
Farmes
Rateliff Store
Oscar Rider
Fulton
Guernge
Lorimune
State Cotton Crop Shows Big Drop
The report details a marked decline in the state cotton crop with total bales and production figures for multiple states. It notes year over year reductions, compares regional yields per acre, and lists harvested acres and bale totals for Missouri through California, highlighting overall lower output and seasonal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warbingdin
Wayne
Atean
Buriutl
Collar
Aiclucerd
Missouri
Virginia
North Carolina
South Caraolina
Belcoo
Georgia
Iwo
Florida
Alas Daria
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Discussion of War Prisoners in Korea Truce Talks Halted
UN and Communist negotiators tangled over a prisoner exchange plan in Korea. Libby and Lee proposed exchange after an armistice, but each side demanded different terms and information sharing, delaying progress on a cease fire as talks and troop-vote considerations lingered. The dispute centered on fair exchange, supervision, and the timing of releases amid ongoing discussions of truces and POW lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Monumiiista
Unites Nationa
Gilerpperd
United Nations Command
Spain
Christmans
Kaesau
Sidi Goons
Ainukeinge
Howid
M. Tyer
Stubbest
Houth Kurgan
Tly Hoes
Rowatly
U. ON
Colduner MM
Tyneton
Mantoubury
Tae Aden
Libby
U.N
Armin the Lan
Bee Kong Cho
Lee
Jabiy
Wrisoners
Jevie
Red Cross
Boon
Fulbright Calls for Public Airing of Tax Scandals
Washington reports a push for full public disclosure of tax scandals linked to McKinney and Cohen as President Truman rejects quick political moves. McKinney defended a stock profit from Empire Tractor, claiming a legitimate investment with no impropriety. White House and Congress weigh a broader inquiry into tax collection and party integrity amid calls for Malfeasance removal and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washaritan
Scont Truman
Blk
Devnocritie
Chitenan
Fyn McKinney
Yruronn
J. Ndgur Heayer
Partisa
Mibright
Kit Biel
Bobbright Lokf
Arkinsits
Truman
McKinney
South
Hw Ahens
Cohen
BR House
Chalrain
Democratic Party
White House
McGrath
Justice Department
Twe Terms Revenue Bureau
William M. Boyle Jr
National
Ehileman Ove Luber
Gillette
D-Iown
Boyle
St. Louis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
REC
Empire Tractor Corporation Common Sick
Frank Cohen
Empire Ordnance Company
Philadelphia
Truman to Get Test as Master Politician
Article analyzes President Truman under pressure as Korea drama unfolds and corruption charges loom. It discusses internal investigations, party politics, and the risk of political missteps ahead of an election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Waulinguin
Srinman
Mr. Truman
Korea
Mr.truman
Soma
Corp
House Cleaning, Co
William. M. Boyle
Dolcratic National Conmitttes
Bureau of
Eaue
Justica
Justice Department
Tialock
My. Trimman
Key West
Fr White
House
Shrine Circus Comes to Fair Park Winter Quarters
Shrine Circus announced for Fair Park at District Livestock Show grounds. The show features trained dogs ponies camels and elephants from the Lama family and will display to the public after its December 5 closing in Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Circus
Fair Park
Shrine
Bob ‘Bi Mnanagar
Shreveport = and
of Hope
Fair Parks
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Mena
U.S
Parliament
United Kingdom
Dominions
Sutton, Pryor
Marie Raymond
Order of St. Vincent de Paul
Peiping
China
Canton
NEA Telephoto
Ace High School
Ace Oo
G. Cannon
Fulbright
Feyla
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