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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
2
Duncan Coffee Exim plans a six month bonus for employees, announcing a per cent increase as part of a wage adjustment. The company says the bonus will be included in the upcoming payroll, with checks issued accordingly and reflecting prior earnings. The move follows annual practice and targets all eligible staff.
A garbled text outlines a proposed pay formula based on hourly rates and weeks worked from January to June plus a 10 percent of regular pay for salaried employees over months worked. It references bonuses tied to profitability and taxes, pledging to avoid penalties for partial workers, and mentions royalty and coopers.
A Scottsboro man was detained today on rape charges in a case linked to a white female victim. Police reported the suspect was identified by the victim and faced multiple accusers in the region, with death penalty talks noted during the proceedings.
The Gazette trial proceeds as circulation employees testified about theft and staff relations. Publisher Patterson faced questions over perceived pressure to support union actions, while others described dismissal threats and altercations. A related obituary notes the death of a local resident.
Four members of a family perished when a tractor trailer exploded and burst into flames at the Bridgeport Cheater ferry entrance. Flames shot 30 feet as a gasoline tank exploded trapping victims. one passenger escaped with serious burns. Authorities said the Kareh family from East Greenwich were en route to Annapolis when tragedy struck. truck owned by Kent Transfer Co. of Elkton, Md.
James W. Horning Sr complains about politics after his son James W. Horning Jr was killed in Korea. He seeks a stone memorial near Savannah, noting a conflicting inscription mentioning Michiel Shavick of Elkton and a December 2, 1950 death at the Chosin Reservoir. He blames political figures for the tragedy.
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