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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1951
Page
5
Church society notes record a Sunday evening M Y F meeting with the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship at 6 pm and supper. Cottage plaster meeting sites and leaders are listed by ward across multiple addresses with names.
Mrs G A Hobbs and daughter Charlotte Anh and Sandra have returned to their home after a two week visit in Pensacola Florida. Mr and Mrs M J Nash and daughter Betty of Temple Texas will arrive Sunday to visit Mrs Nashs sister Mrs Paul Klipsen and Mr Klipsch
Washington July 28 Sen ator McCarthy R Wisconsin says he will name 29 persons he contends are under loyalty investigation in the state department. He warned that unless the department reverses its stance he has no choice but to reveal the names. The department disputes the list, saying some are not under inquiry, some are cleared, and all face secret-papers restrictions if security is at risk.
The Associated Press reports a week of violent deaths in Arkansas raising the toll to 18. Included are 19 year old Donald Gene Clark of Harrison whose car crashed into a railroad overpass embankment near Hot Spring County, injuring his companion Sammie Cox 18. A Mexican farm laborer Zamora Lopes Orlando was killed by lightning near Proctor. Two year old Harry Allen Ramsey drowned in a pit at the Ramsey home in Lawson Union County Friday.
Miss Nellie Peter hosts weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs David Lia Rue of Amity with Mrs La La Rue’s father Mr W H A Schweiker and relatives. Miss Marcell Smith returns home after a week in Camden with her sister Mrs Lue Calhoun and Mr Calhoun and Randy.
Friends of Mrs. S. E. Lee of Blevins regret to hear she fell and broke her arm Friday. She is convalescing at her home near Blevins.
The list records patient notes and discharges at Hope with several names including Julia Chester and Mrs. Fred White. It also notes the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Jud B Martindale. The date 7-37-51 appears as an arrival or event marker.
Dorothy Dix replies to a widow worried about raising her seven year old daughter Sally while dating a man who would only allow weekends with the child. Dix urges prioritizing Sally’s welfare, warning against sacrificing the child for a fiancé and suggests waiting for a husband willing to accept full parental responsibility.
Washington July 28 The senate internal security subcommittee will question Mrs Massing ex wife of Ger Eisler a witness in the Alger Hiss perjury trial regarding anti Far Eastern policy links The ex Communist known as Massing collaborated with IPR related inquiries and is slated to testify at a public hearing next Tuesday Her former husband Eisler described as an international representative of the Communist party fled the U S and later appeared in East Germany McCarran said her testimony would supplement the subcommittee's evidence and focus on the Institute of Pacific Relations and allied matters**
Arkansas Power and Light asks the Public Service Commission for authority to construct about 85 miles of rural lines in four counties. A hearing was set for August 2 to review the utility’s application. The plan outlines lines in Poinsett Cu bwy Boone and Dallas counties with mileage figures provided.
In Little Rock on July 2, a three week National Labor Relations Board hearing into charges against the Arkansas Gazette was set to continue tonight with only one more witness, Edward Wright of Little Rock, called after cross examination of publisher Hugh Patterson. Patterson said the session aimed to conclude before Monday, as some lawyers faced other matters, and noted CIO American Newspaper Guild representation claims and an attempted MGI supervised election to determine guild leadership.
Arkansas Board of Health recommends adding fluoride to public water supplies to reduce tooth decay. Dr. W. T., health director, notes Little Rock and other areas are considering adoption. The push reflects nationwide efforts to combat dental decay with adjusted water fluoridation programs.
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