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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
5
The item discusses a dispute over fair trade within Our Daily Bread coverage. It notes editorial stance shifts and pressure from factions aligned with consumer rights and producer advocacy. The piece highlights tensions around pricing, transparency, and market access impacting readers and vendors.
The Star reports a House subcommittee hearing where manufacturers and trade groups urged 100 percent price fixing amid rising push for new fair trade laws. Critics warn such rules would raise costs, threaten competition, and hurt smaller communities, urging citizens to protest. The piece contrasts British monarchy symbolism with the U.S. Constitution and urges readers to safeguard constitutional rights.
Manager Bob Shivers announced in Dallas Sunday that Rudy Vallee discussed a personal appearance in Hope during the Third District Show. A new rodeo is planned for this year’s event according to Shivers.
In Panmunjom Korea Feb 7 1951 United Nations and Communist negotiators showed concessions toward a prisoner exchange and repatriation plan. The UN dropped demands for 100000 excess Communists in civilian swaps and the right for prisoners to choose their fate, while agreeing to limit civilian interviews and allow voluntary repatriation.
Atlanta February 74 A frail 13 year old girl with cancer who won hearts last year by asking for a valentine is stronger and hopes to help others this February 14. Jacquelyn Marven once bedridden or in a wheelchair with months to live has sparked a world response of valentines candy and gifts. About a million and a half pieces of mail flooded the home, boosting drives and hospital work, leaving thousands of envelopes still unopened. Jackie now walks and says she wants to share the kindness she received with other children in need, hoping postmen ring again at 41 Ninth Street Northeast.
The Hope Civic Improvement Association plans a regular meeting at 7330 Fry and Hick's Funeral Home tonight following a forum at Yerger High School on community improvement. Mayor John L. Wilson spoke last week, introduced by Alderman Howard Byers, receiving praise. Tonight will set the date for the second forum.
Washington on February 7 defense mobilization officials faced pressure from northern states and the South over a new order to steer defense work to areas with high unemployment. Charles E. Wilson defended a plan to favor such regions, with a manpower committee to survey areas and report findings to Wilson, who would push the Defense Department to place contracts accordingly though not necessarily by low bid. The policy drew mixed reactions from Southern leaders and lawmakers, who warned it could imperil regional industries, while supporters argued it could ease joblessness in critical zones and still allow negotiated contracts to avoid higher costs.
Pressure from Eisenhower backers grows as they seek his return from Europe to bolster the Republican presidential campaign. Key figures like Sen. Brewster predict Taft’s strong show in New Hampshire while Eisenhower leads there in lineups, with Stassen also entering. Cain notes possible Eisenhower relief from Europe this year, as backers press Congress to seek his testimony on aid bills to pave a path home.
Fort Worth Stock Show honors went to Arkansas entrants led by Gene Prue of Ozark as rodeo finalists crowned champions. Arkansas delegates including Bob Shivers, Clyde Byrd, Sam Robinson, and Scott Hamilton attended, with several Arkansas exhibitors earning medals and prize money amid a proud state group.
Chicago in Humboldt Park sees the shooting death of 88 year old Republican committeeman Jelrett Charles Gross outside a church near North and Kedzie avenues. Seven shotgun shells found at the scene. police note ward gang pressure and potential links to citywide ward violence. Gross’s widow Ethel expressed fear as investigators pursue possible gangland motives amid political tension. Continued on Page Four.
Wilbur Peeble, the average American, sends a breezy Washington report from February 7 noting his encounters with FBI types, a congressman, and senators. He recalls a humorous exchange over income tax forms, teases political pretenses, and ends with a quick jab at a UNESCO-connection joke amid Washington bustle.
Gen Mare thew Ridgway’s information officer cites U M Command reporters abusing armistice coverage at Panmunjom. Memorandum urges UNC correspondents to avoid fraternization and trade with the enemy to protect military security and prevent leaks to Communist journalists.
E L Archer Sr longtime local business figure dies after prolonged illness. He helped found Archer Motor Co and served as a Bri debaker agency partner. A Providence Baptist Church member for 98 years, he leaves wife, two sons including E L Archer Jr of Hope, a daughter Mrs Norma Jean Strand of Hope, two brothers, two sisters, and a host of relatives. Funeral services set for 10:30 a m at First Baptist Church with Rev S A Whitlow and Rev Floye W Fantas presiding.
The Hope scouting district shows a major rise from a few thousand members to over 2,000,000 nationally and 16 units in the local district. In Hope, Cub Scout and Boy Scout numbers surged, with four new units added including three packs, two troops, and two explorer units. Local sponsor groups include First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Hope VFW, Kiwanis, and several PTAs. Leaders named include Kinard Young, Mike Schneier, and others, with den mothers assisting weekly meetings.
The Associated Press reports a general fair weather forecast with light rain potential in parts of the country. Cloudy conditions and possible snow showers were noted in the Northeast and around the Great Lakes region.
Reports from London Feb 2 state King George V died after a long illness. Elizabeth, Queen Consort, accompanied by royal guards, prepared ceremonial arrangements as the nation awaited details of the king’s passing and the burial. Doctors had warned of heart disease, and a coronary thrombosis was suspected as the cause of death.
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