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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1952
Page
3
The January edition notes a Monday evening event at the First Methodist Church and a Wednesday program at the Presbyterian Church. Vendors and a peach sale accompany community gatherings at the Wartime period venue, with participation from local pastors and congregations.
Federal officials pursued leads in a case involving a paymaster and $44,000 missing from a safe. Warrant officers reported checks cashed and discrepancies up to $44,000, with Coast Guard details and a suspect, Whettel, described as a tall veteran, possibly linked to an incident at a Charleston Camarilla. The article lists social guests and local names surrounding the事件, detailing investigations by FBI and CID while noting related court and witness statements.
Crossell State Senator James Johnson admits breaking the law while discussing limits on campaign spending. The report notes the current cap equals a year's salary for the office sought, with Johnson urging expansion to allow penalties up to ten times that amount.
New York reports Costello the immigrant boy once dubbed king of the underworld and power broker shunned questions at a Senate committee hearing. He left the room twice, cited for contempt, while prosecutors seek the contempt ruling and a salary bill linked to his political aims.
Arkansas Republican leaders outlined a bold plan to shift the party’s national stance toward a “bald and realistic” presidential campaign in 1932. They proposed a South focused strategy including endorsements from Southern GOP figures, speaking tours, and a state rules package to open ballots to qualified electors. Harold E. Stassen seeks a presidential preference primary as part of the push.
The passage covers community church events at Beedy Memorial CME with meeting dates in January, plus returns from holidays by Miss Bernice Catan and Miss Christeline Smith. It notes Bee Ingram of Newarkana dying at 106 and Bell White of Ozan's service arrangements. Also discusses Arkansas politics with Republican Mayor Pratt May of Little Rock and potential party shift amid corruption dissatisfaction.
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