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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1951
Page
3
A jumble of drafty phrases portrays Korea and United States tensions, with war talk between American policy and Korean resistance. The prose references China, Korea, and American influence, hinting at occupation, deterrence, and midwar shifts, while skewed lines blur concrete events and names.
Washington dispatch reports Western Union workers postponed a planned strike after the company proposed a wage increase. The move follows talks led by the union’s leadership and governor approvals, with 6 000 messengers slated for new pay at 27 cents an hour and broader rate proposals under review. Several city offices, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, prepared for potential action before the postponement.
Fragmented account details a 7th anniversary observance in Philadelphia commemorating American independence. Speeches by U.S. Senator Charles Tobey and other leaders praise liberty, pledge unity, and honor Revolutionary War heritage with processions, a flag ceremony, and a torchlit tribute.
AThai revolt against Prime Minister Pibulsongkram collapsed as two rebel generals surrendered and Bangkok steadied. Premiers’ forces recaptured the sea base at Thonburis, while Pibulsunggram escaped to shore and was later taken into custody by navy units. No American casualties were reported. embassies faced shelling but remained intact amid cautious civilian resumption.
Prescott community pages list Tuesday and Thursday meetings for the W M C of the Assembly of God, Prescott Rotary Club, Young People of the First Methodist, First Christian, and Methodist prayer services, with a Rov W H Johnson sermon at Navarene Church and Kiwanis dinner at Lawson Hotel. Eskridge Ruth Moore honored in Dallas. German casualty Mulley described amid hospital scenes. social party featured Miss Barbara Clifton and Miss Susie Soots with guests from Kansas City. refreshments and lace table decor noted.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met in Mrs. Datlis Atkins home on Wednesday afternoon. Two tables played amid graceful arrangements of gladioli. High score went to Mrs. Clarke White. cut prize to Mrs. H. McKenzie. Members present included Mrs. White, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mrs. Guss McCaskill, Mrs. Saxon Regan, and Mrs. Basil Munn, with guests Mrs. Bob Reynolds and Mrs. Charlie Scott. A salad course was served.
Five servicemen died and 21 were injured when an air force CAT transport crashed into pine trees during a ground approach near Maguire Air Force Base in New Jersey. Most aboard were on leave from Kirtland and the sole surviving woman was aboard with minor injuries. Lieutenant Reaves Baysinger of the Navy survived.
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