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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1952
Page
7
Young's Chevrolet Abernant displays the 1931 line highlighting radical power mountings improved carburetion and shock absorber design. The assortment includes solid and two tone exteriors with 129 interior fabric options and two series, Special and De Luxe, across practical business to luxury body types.
Washington January 17 A bill to outlaw whisky advertising on radio and television was introduced in Congress by Senator Sun Johnson and Senator Chase. It targets broadcasters and alcohol producers, with FCC license revocation power and possible suspension of alcohol permits for violators. Penalties include fines from 100 to 1,000 dollars and six months to one year imprisonment. States Alaska and Hawaii would be covered by the bill.
Washington Jan 17 Sen Fulbright will direct a secret hearing on the nomination of Harry A McDonald to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation The Senate Banking Committee made the decision after House investigators declined a request for information The House committee is probing the Securities and Exchange Commission now led by McDonald and Fulbright previously headed a Senate subcommittee on REC policy President Truman seeks Senate confirmation of McDonalds appointment to succeed Stuart Symington who resigned last week
New York businessmen brace for large civil and defense related jobs as defense spending rises and tax policy debates unfold. Industry may gain from up to 140 billion dollars in new orders, while unemployment edge up and wholesale prices trend downward as production adjusts to demand shifts.
Walter O Briggs, as Detroit Tigers owner and head of a major auto parts firm, died in Miami Beach after a kidney ailment. He built Briggs Stadium and led the Tigers since 1934, with his son Walter Jr. present along with family and Detroit’s auxiliary bishop.
Sweden and the Soviet Union plan to expand commerce with a bilateral agreement. Sweden will export steam turbines generators machinery instruments butter and other goods worth about 23 million collars, with about one third on credit now paid in cash. The bulk of the trade, 109000 tons of wheat, plus asbestos kerosene and steelmaking alloys, will go to Russia, while Sweden expects goods valued between 17 and 19 million dollars.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a tribute to Captain Carlsen, mentioning a seafaring voyage and a ship, with scattered names and unclear events. It references a vessel and crew, including a wife Agnes and others, amid garbled text and stray proper nouns.
Washington officials and small business advocates hold a round table discussion at a central location chaired by Nathan Metsinge to discuss exemptions from wage controls. The panel considers how many employees define eligibility and signals that a ruling may arrive soon, with potential impact on firms employing a modest workforce.
A badly damaged freighter broke up in heavy Atlantic seas near Newfoundland. Passengers and crew were rescued after the ship capsized. One passenger died. Carlson remained aboard until Jan. 5 before rescue by a British mate. The towline was reattached about 30 miles off the coast as the ship sank. The Pan American transport avoided landing due to fog.
Little Rock report says J. M. Spicer of Stuttgart and another officer were elected president and officers at the Arkansas Seed Growers Association one day convention held yesterday. The event included a light moment with a joke about elephants and fleas.
The readable fragments reference the National Assembly, a single party bloc, and leaders like de Gaulle and Rene Meven amid Socialist tensions. Vague notes imply potential government changes, votes, and uncertainty about a new premier and party decisions.
Glidya Smith of Lisleey Appointed to the Comology by Governor yesterday succeeding Rauves of Monaita who had expired. The governor noted she would begin duties, with businessdin en route to the post.
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