23 Jan 1953
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
1
A disrupted global health report notes only a small number of deaths linked to a recent flu surge. Officials say most cases were mild, with many sufferers recovering quickly and without hospitalization, while some regions report higher illness rates amid evolving strains.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tinval entertained on Monday afternoon with a Wiener canal for their son Barry. The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Jae f Mathilleny’s home for a study of National Missions led by Mrs Web Reynolds. The Christian Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church hosted a luncheon at Mrs Fannie Newth and Mrs Mildred Dawson’s home with a program and devotional readings. Atlantic stock market notes and farm market prices from the LaSalle area are summarized, including hogs and cattle sale figures and New York commodity movements.
In New York a jury at the perjury trial of DI Spivey, a seven foot former All-American basketball star of the University of Reiduty, heard additional witnesses. Chandlay Chandler, former Brooklyn Commissioner, testified as a spectator at the Rentoulyat Las game in New Orleans in September 1960, saying Spivey was involved. The defense noted theories about a Kentucky game and noted witnesses who could affect the case.
Arkansas Public Service Commission considers a route change for explosive materials transport. The plan lists affected carriers DeQueen Camden Camden area routes and safety requirements, with potential restrictions on lamp shipments the two foot fluorescent lamps carry hazardous content.
Washington diary notes Charley Wilson facing Senate committees as the administration pushes his nomination for defense post. Debates focus on potential conflicts of interest and funding, with supporters urging swift confirmation and opponents highlighting constitutional questions and secrecy claims.
The article notes Benson faces scrutiny over a broad mission in agriculture. It describes department services including research education credit price support production control and market regulation as part of its broad remit. A new secretary’s role may demand sacrifice and public duty from employees.
The defendants Wise and Nan Wise are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the petition in this Hempstead County Arkansas chancery case. Witness the clerk on this 1833 January day, Garrett Won, Clerk, by Qmeva Rlleheny, D. C. et wetenate & McRag ee, Plaintiffs listed as Warren Wise Mary Wise Peter Wonk and Georgia Henderson.
Farmers in Arkansas heard district director Ollaline plans for statewide Farm Bureau membership push on February 2. J. O. Pullerton and W. J. Shirley spoke alongside Cone Meijte and Ned Purlie as local officials outlined efforts to mobilize farm groups, analyze problems, extend information, and build strong communities through agricultural and civic activities.
Fragmentary page item cites a tense exchange about a large emergency order for nutmeg grates. The communication mentions a cancellation request for an order valued at 1 million dollars and notes failure to confirm by noon. No clear names or places clearly defined.
A fragmented message discusses phone use for personal versus business, noting long attempts to reach a party and repair bills. Firms post signs about business use, yet the text suggests a policy: install two phones per desk, one personal and one for business, to improve reliability and response during emergencies.
In New York defense and prosecution lawyers will sum up Monday in the second perjury trial of former government economist William Remington. The defense rested yesterday and Judge Leibell recessed the case while denying a motion to dismiss. A 31 member jury will decide if Remington lied about past affiliation with the Communist party, following a prior conviction.
An appellate court reversed the earlier trial verdict in a U S case and vacated the finding, with subsequent proceedings charging a five count indictment under other statutes. The decision underscores the appellate challenge to the prior ruling and outlines the charges looming in the next phase.
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