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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1951
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references Nahas cabinet actions, suspected tensions with Western powers, and possible canal policy. It notes British military methods, canal concerns, and UN discussions, with unclear dates and numerous garbled names.
Prescott News lists a busy December 26 program at Pipat Christian Church with a Bible tinidy and youth event, Liberty Nazarene Church prayer meeting at 7 PM, and further activities at Pilat Baptist and other local groups. Community groups including Kawinds Club and local women’s clubs organize gatherings, decorations, and dances while church members attend dinners and notices note funeral details for Alva Harris Sr. and related services.
Helen Turner collects notes on holiday customs and visits within the Negro community. The piece lists relatives and friends spending Christmas holidays in Arkansas Missouri and California, with many names and locations mentioned as part of seasonal greetings and family ties.
Washington scenes show President Truman facing delays in pushing a plan to fumigate the government. A presidential commission or congressional action may be required to compel testimony, with Congress eyeing ethics reform as a possible avenue. Senator Douglas heads a Senate panel weighing a special ethics commission and broader standards review.
Arkansas City reports that os-Cer Rice a Dumas jet plant operator charged with first degree murder in his wife's disappearance was freed on bond here after the Arkansas Supreme Court in extraordinary session fixed bail following a lower court refusal. Sheriff Robert S. Moore noted relief from confinement with the habeas corpus writ. The case underscores ongoing legal actions and contrasts with debates on Congress income disclosure and government oversight voiced by Oklahoma Democrat editorials.
A suspect surrendered on December 12 amid an ongoing homicide investigation. No body or tote belonging to Mrs. Rice has been found, and authorities continue to search the Mississippi area for clues linking the suspect to the case.
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