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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1952

Page

3

Toll roads in Arkansas and the turnpike idea

The Arkansas discussion weighs a proposed 290 mile toll express from Memphis to Texarkana via Little Rock. Promoters seek funds from tourists and trucks, noting such highways are new routes. The piece argues federal aid implications, timing decades away, and recalls toll bridge policy shifts in Pennsylvania.

Arkansas John L. Fletcher Arkansas Gazette Fletcher Memphis Little Rock Texarkana Pennsylvania Turnpike Ghee Pennsylvania Wilkes- Barre Allegheny Mountains East End Bowlevard New York Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania University of Missouri Columbia the Star Carl E. Bailey Kentucky Tennessee Jolla

VFEW Auxiliaries Plan District Meet

VFEW auxiliaries plan a district meeting in Lewlay. Members seeking to attend are urged to contact Mrs. Deval Taylor or Mrs. Henry for details and invitations.

Vfew Auxiliaries Plan VFW Lewlay Atry Plesse A Deval “Taylor Henry

Dixie to Fight to Keep School Segregation

In Montgomery Alabama January 30 a report notes race conscious Southern states may push drastic laws to preserve segregation if the Supreme Court outlaws it. Advocates in several states push toward privately run schools, with Alabama and Mississippi hinted. A Tuskegee Institute president doubts mass white support for private schooling while public funds exist, while a Macon County legislator pushes a private school corp if segregation ends. Georgia already bans public funds for schools with mixed races, and Virginia and South Carolina consider private subsidized options.

Montgomery Ala Supreme Court Carolina Virginia Alabama Mississippi F. D. Patterson Tuskegee Institute South Patterson Macon County Sam Engelhardt Georgia Engelhardt South Carolina James F. Byrnes Mbs Een Polgim Lidice

Way Cleared to Investigate McGrath

Washington Jan 30 House investigators cleared ground for a probe into Atty. Gen. McGrath. Planned inquiries cover his race track ties and a Rhode Island trust linked to Textron Inc. Also alleged unwarranted interference with federal grand juries and DOJ prosecution delays. The Judiciary Committee ordered a seven member subcommittee to lead the inquiry, placing McGrath in both investigator and subject roles.

Washington House Atty McGrath Rhode Island Trust Textron, Inc Justice Department Department House Judiciary Committee Repubican Rep Keating Attorney General Truman Robert Patterson Elizabeth N. J Patterson Cody Fowler Tampa Miami, Fla William £. Leahy

Flood Crest Reaches Gallipoli Ohio and Cincinnati

The Ohio River crest has reached outskirts of Gallipelle and sent a warning of floods. Only a few Cincinnati warehouses are expected to flood as waters recede. Senator Taft denies John L Lewis claim miners can be barred from unsafe mines by Taft Hartley law. Churchill says Britain has made no formal commitment to join any punitive action against Red China if Korea truce breaks.

Ohio River Gallipelle Ohio Cincinnati Taft John L. Lewis London Churchill Britain United States Red China

H Bomb Plant Cost Is Now Doubled

Washington reports the AEC says the hydrogen bomb plant cost will exceed earlier estimates. Chairman Gordon Dean announced reactors at the South Carolina plant cost more than anticipated, with the total now about 700 billion dollars. The semi annual report highlights expansion of atomic weapons, and growth in uranium production and research across several areas.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Gordon Dean AEC Dean South Carolina Congress Toles Ofs Gee Et Stee

Brookwood Third Graders Host Tea for Polio Drive

Brookwood school Third grade hosted a tea to benefit March of Dimes, drawing about 350 guests and raising 105 dollars. Several Brookwood students assisted with serving as evening greases and helpers, including Linda Sue Aaron and Norma Jean Cannon among others. Special guests included Brookwood students Jimmy Osborn and Patsy Melver and polio fundraising supporters.

Brookwood School Linda Sue Aaron Norma Jean Cannon Judy Kay Helton Snaron House Vonceil Johnson Virginia Kinsey Della Lamb Mary Alice Mosely Vera Ponder Mary Ponder Mary Lou Park Nancy Record Lana Thompson Linda Thrash Margaret Lauterback C. E B. Baker Ronnie Byers Tim Bearden Alfred Fiesher Paul Galloway Johnny Eel Bobby Pate Joy Shuford Bobby Stark Ford Ward Billy Walters Teer Any Sourciovel C. Rateneg Je Puryear Gary Lee Quilliam Brookwood Jimmy Osborn Betty Jordan Reggie Turner Patsy' S Melver

Highway Probe Reveals Big Profits In Stockpile Scandal

Arkansas Highway Audit Commission hearings uncover funds diverted from a county road project to a 1980s gubernatorial campaign. Monroe County residents raised 2961 dollars for a 3.8 mile road later shifted to state duties. Materials stockpiles, bids, and inflated profits are investigated as auditors review purchases and vendors.

Little Rock Janu MacMath Henry Woods Atty, Gon Murry Monroe County Tri' Dian Bay Woods Indian Bay Road Arkansas Highway Audit Commission State Highway Commission Arkansas Highway Charles Adams Hughes McMath Adams Gen Highway Audit Commission Eee Pulaski Tom Downiey HAC State Highway Department Highway Commission Chile Alf Johnson Interstate Construction Co Pine Bluff Arkansas Stone and Gravel Co North Little Rock Highway Department

Grunewald Set for Contempt Citations by Congress

Washington Jan 90 Grunewald the "mystery man" who won’t talk and William Maloney a former Justice Department attorney faced likely contempt citations from the House Ways and Means Committee after a King subcommittee session. Grunewald refused to answer questions while Maloney vowed to plead the fifth. Capitol police escorted Maloney from the room as the panel pressed for answers in a $507000 tax shake down probe.

Washington Henry W. Gruenwald William Power Marloney House Robert L. Dourghton D-N. C Rother Cecil R. King D.cal Ways and Menia Committee Justice Department For Prosecution King Boston San Francisco Wimulinons Grunewald Maloney Juailee Department

Local Theater Collections Net $400

The Saenger and Rialto theatres in Rope raised 400 dollars for the week of January 20 to January 26. Sixty percent went to the County March of Dimes, twenty five percent to the Cancer Chairman, and fifteen percent to the county emergency fund. Hope High School Key Club, led by Assistant Coach Lawrence Martin, collected at both theatres all week. Theater receipts showed improvement over the past two years.

Saenger and Rialto County March‘of Dimes Hope High School Key Club Lawrence Martin

The Neighborhood Handy Man Vanished In Our Time

HAL BOYLE recalls the old fashioned handy man who fixed anything with pride and independence. Pete, a neighbor who repaired houses and repaired more than tasks, valued fair pay and dignity, but vanished as specialization grew. The piece laments lost community ties and the quiet craftsman who cared for neighbors.

Hal, Boyle New York Old Jim Old Joe Charley Pete Name & Price John D. Rockefeller

Power Pool Talks Eye Regional Public and Private Grids

Washington reports that public and private power groups in Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Kansas and parts of Oklahoma and Texas are nearing a tentative Integrated power pool contract. The plan would align Southwestern Power Administration with private utilities under a Texas Oklahoma style arrangement benefiting rates and pooling public and private resources worth over five billion dollars.

Washington Arkabgas Loulalang Southwestern Theukea Norrell D-Ark Southwastern Power Administration Interior Chapman House Interlor Department Novell Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas

County Bond Sales Hit 256 276 In 1951

Fragmented text reports county bond sales reaching 256 276 in 1951 with references to U S Savings Bonds and Hempstead area. It mentions per capita figures and a Senate foreband, and a note about EB bonds and a total figure, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

U. 8 Senate

Youth Unhurt After Running Into Truck Incident

A brief local report notes a youth ran into a truck but sustained no injuries. The incident description is unclear due to damaged OCR text and no names or locations are readable. Further verification is needed for precise details.

Mobile Unit Treats Affected Children

A mobile rehabilitation unit of the Arkonans Association for Crips led Children has been in Hope two days with two therapists advising parents of affected children. The unit, funded by Easter seal sales, travels statewide to treat cerebral palsy polio and speech defects and to teach parents home care techniques.

Arkonans Association BU Wray Hompastead Clara Mune Fredrick Roag Morle Holston Parenta Crippled Children's Division

China and Russia drifting apart in State Department review

The State Department issued a report noting growing dissension between Peiping and Moscow. The review cites food shortfalls and land reforms in China, mass deportations in the Soviet bloc, and the closure of private enterprises in East Germany. It contrasts unrest in the Soviet sphere with a rising West, highlighting claims of Soviet oppression and forced labor estimates.

Washington State Department Red China Soviet Russia Wuletin Ching Peiping Moscow Iroe Wil Soviet Bloc Germany Brussela International Commission of Jurists Igbor Camps Soviet Union Hitler Cilor David Noustet

Shirley Pearson to Head Local Heart Campaign

Little Rock January 30 1982 Pierre Meyer Sr president of the speaking Companys Yulile Roc state chairman announced the appointment of Misere Pearson Hope to head the Heart Fund by Bempstead county Miss Pearson said for savant 6 Hive percent of the ad will remain beret in Conduct malateites at he Me aive Pine as three years will

Little Rock Charles Meyer Yulile Roc Misere Pearson Hope Heart Bempstead County

Egypt’s Premier Talks with Envoys on Middle East Pact

A fragmented report notes Egyptian Premier Aly Milier signaling openness to participation in Middle East security efforts. He discusses diplomacy with ambassadors in London and Paris, referencing a four-nation council and Suez Canal considerations amid Western envoy visits.

Bel Solyad Ward Aly Milier Egypt Phetisis United Nath Atte Pttal Suez Canal Callea Parla Lohdor Chronicle Pramier Tallead

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