25 Feb 1953
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1953
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage hints at a military or political upheaval with mentions of Mishinaty,Lada, REMI, Ridehhowes, AG, and forces rebuilding after destruction. The fragmentary lines suggest a reorganization and equipment updates in a wartime setting, but details are unclear.
The report notes Soviet made naval mines off the Korean coast and heavy Soviet aircraft supplying the region. It cites use of TH 20 planes, claims 4 500 Soviet planes supplied to Korea, and details UN Assembly deliberations on Korea policy amid controversy over immediate intervention or a slower approach. The piece references President Eisenhower's address and broader Cold War tensions shaping Korea policy.
Market notes show varied cattle and hog bids with up and down moves. Beef hogs and sows traded mixed while calves and sheep markets showed steady demand and price ranges. Local panels report price activity across Tioga and surrounding regions with cattle and hogs noted at several price bands.
Chicago and New York market notes show mixed movement across grains and soybeans with March futures fluctuating. Cotton prices in New York mostly steady amid nearby deliveries while poultry and produce in Chicago show varied receipts and prices.
Fragmentary report describes a film project challenging a lawman’s stance as producer Paul Tarves alleged to have invited scrutiny of a congressman and his ties to communism. The improvised account names Jackson, a House committee, and a controversial documentary named “Saga of Hearts.”
Lawmakers advanced a divorce law and tax plan detailing property assessment limits for towns and counties, changing millage caps, and setting school district plus city rates. A proposed State Labor Department abolition and a seven thousand one hundred dollar civil defense director were discussed, with a Turnpike Authority bill and a governor’s emergency fund up for votes.
The document defines fiscal year 1054 starting July 1 and requests about 42 billion in new appropriations. Congress must address this figure as 40 billion of estimated outlays for next year will largely consume money already appropriated in prior years.
In Little Rock the House failed to adopt the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission budget of 1.1 million dollars yearly after a defeat vote. Fifty-one representatives voted to expunge the record of the defeated vote, while Etzht opposed. Governor Cherry offered his office to help settle the dispute and may intervene if requested. Senate later passed a bill transferring 14,187 dollars from general revenue to pay national guardsmen tied to forest fires. A House vote also moved to reduce wholesalers markups on livestock shows profits by cutting the allowed margin from 1.5 percent to 1 percent, with the state keeping the 0.5 percent difference for distribution.
Rep Paul Van Dalsem proposes a 700000 to 800000 yearly state take from construction at Yarique live rock shows. Rep Gedbetter introduces a 5009 yearly tax on Tig' nne disisier products. House backs 9.4 million dollar annual appropriation for the State Medical Center to fund University of Arkansas Medical, Pharmacy and Nursing Schools and University Hospital.
Little Rock senator El lis Fagan drew a petition from University of Arkana students endorsing a tax hike on mining bauxite and barite in Arkan BRS. Fagan, an opponent, welcomed the first signature as a sign of student interest in politics. In Galena Missouri an Arkansas man accused of ambush shooting a neighbor was arrested after waiving rights.
A 15-year-old Stuttgart girl who survived polio received the Red Cross' highest honor for saving a Texarkana girl. Marilyn Jean Brewer earned a certificate of merit for rescuing Velma Jean Pope, 11, from drowning last August at Beavers Bend State Park in southeastern Oklahoma during a group outing.
Jesse Barnes, 47, charged with assault to kill for the shooting and wounding of Warren Klocke, 63, near Fayetteville last Wednesday. Extradition to Fayetteville is being pursued.
Edse J. Jeffery of Judsonia Arkansas was convicted last night of involuntary manslaughter and negligent conduct in the scene of an accident by a U S Army court martial in Frankfurt Germany He received a three year prison term and a dishonorable discharge from the Army.
Miss Fope of Texarkana is described as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasse in a partial local notice from Stuttgart.
Stevenson plans a world tour starting next Monday leaving San Francisco for Asia the Middle East and Western Europe. He will speak at a $100 a plate banquet in Los Angeles that night as the guest of honor before continuing his trip through next summer with stops in Asia Europe and the Middle East.
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