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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1952

Page

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He Hanged Them High and the Fort Smith Legend

Arkansas readers learn of Homer Cray's book He Hanged Them High about Judge Isaac Parker, the Fort Smith frontier judge who sentenced 172 men and hanged 88 in 1875. The column notes Parker's deputies, the Cherokee Bill case, and the town's rough justice amid Indian Territory outlawry.

Steve Carrigan, Jr Arkansas Fort Smith Igaac Parker Carrigan L Serioy Clarence F. Byrn Arkansas - Literary Menac Hempstead Alan Ladd Hotings Warner Brothers Bowie Ladd James’ Bowie James Black Washington University of New Mexico Press Raymond Thorp Pomona St Los Angeles Alif Parkin RG Smith Little, Brown '& Co Boston United States Ft. Smith Isaac Parker Homer Cray Judge Arker Duell, Sloan & Pearce-Little, Brown and Company Indian Territory Grant Cray J. Warren United Gates Judge Parker Bill Parker Slr Texago Rangers Northwest Mounted Police

Arkansas Court Reverses Lion Oil Picket Ruling

Arkansas Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that Lion Oil workers who picketed the El Dorado chemical plant were wrongfully restrained. The court reversed a lower court, ordering a temporary injunction against the picketing while noting the contract did not compel workers to work and that termination could occur with 60 days notice.

Litle Rock Arkansas Suprema Court CIO Lion Oil Company EL Dorado Union Chancery Court W. A. Speer Lion Paul Ward Ed 1 McFaddin Minoy Wilwae George Nowe Smith Hit Appellees Catrikers Juatten McFaddin Bar George Rose Smith Mitlwee

Holiday Traffic Deaths Set New All Time High

The Memorial Day weekend highway toll rose to at least 352 deaths, exceeding the prior three day record of 347 from 1950 and far surpassing NSC forecasts. About 334 traffic deaths occurred in 78 hours, with drownings and other accidents pushing total holiday fatalities well above 470. Continued on Page Two.

Associated Press National Safety Counsil National Safety Council Whch Noway Council Haliday Jeast

X rays total 1403 given in Hempstead clinic report

A five day Hempstead County TB clinic saw 1401 to 1403 X rays taken with 487 free chest X rays at the mobile unit on Saturday. Volunteers including Mrs Jack Pritchett Mrs Foy Formby Mrs Paul Bain Mrs T B Fenchel Sr and others assisted, with groups in McCaskill Washington Fulton Hope and Hope contributing workers and support from PEO County Medical Association Auxiliary and the VFW Auxiliary.

Jack Pritchett Foy Formby Paul Bain T. B. Fenchel Sr Lyle McMahon D. H. Hornaday Orville Taylor Alvin Willis Hempstead County TB Association County Health Unit

Croy Profiles Judge Parker and Frontiersmen in He Hangs Them High

Homer Croy chronicles Judge Isaac Parker and famed outlaws such as Cherokee Bill and Belle Starr in He Hangs Them High. The Western memoir blends Parker’s courtroom era with frontier legends, linking Croy’s Will Rogers circle to a life in New York and Ozark memories.

Judge Parker Hanging Outlaw Homer Croy Maryville Missouri New York City Croy West Will Rogers Rogers Jesse James Isaac Parker

Auto Crashes in Early Morning at Third and Shower

Mrs J B Robins of Hope drove into the side of a Bailey owned car driven by Donald Bailey at Third and Shower streets about 7 30 am A City Officer Compton investigated The Bailey car was badly smashed but no injuries were reported to anyone The Robins car front end was damaged

J. B. Robins Hope Donald Bailey H. J. Bailey Compton Robins

Eisenhower Homeward to Begin Political Role

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower returning from Europe arrived at National Airport and spent hours at the White House with President Truman before staying at a downtown hotel. Senator Taft, in a rival bid for the Republican nomination, urged a united strong air power policy and attacked Eisenhower on air force strategy across a national NBC hookup. Eisenhower planned a broadcast from Abilene, Kansas, and a farewell visit with the NATO standing committee.

Associated Press Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Eisenhower Washington White House Truman National Airport Robert A. Taft NBC Matt U.S Taft Hisenhower Abilene Kans North Atlantic Treaty Organization Rage

Another Plant Is Coming to Arkansas

Rep Norrell says General Motors will locate its new fabricating plant at Jones Mills Arkansas despite talks of other sites. He notes GM has bought land there and expects the final decision to favor Jones Mills. Reynolds Metals is expanding with a plant near Arkadelphia. GM officials could not be reached for comment.

Washington Norrell D-Ark General Motora Corp Jones Mills Ark Arkadelphia General Motors Reynolds Metals Company Reynolds Metals

Markets edge up at open as traders await steel ruling

New York stocks opened modestly higher in restricted trading over a long weekend. Rails, chemicals and specialties led gains while big blocks appeared on the tape. American Telephone rose to 155 5-9 with 2,300 shares traded. American Can rose 1-8 to 014 as trading slowed shortly after the opening.

New York Supreme Court American Telephone American Canon

Korea War Enters Third Year With Stalemate and Debate

June marks the third year of the Korean conflict as forces have grown and talks have stalled. Both sides are stronger, with North Korea's troop total near a million and US involvement widening to include many civilians in uniform. Public unease grows as casualties rise and questions linger about ending the war or risking a broader conflict.

New York 38Th Parallel Soviet Russia Congress Truman Korea

Truce delegates blamed for Koje riots on Panmunjom links

General Clark asserts that Communist truce delegates at Panmunjom directed riots on Koje Island Korea but admits no direct proof of radio or agent links. He cites numerous instances showing the Communist world knew of happenings there and fed back to Panmunjom.

Koje Island Korea Mark Clarig Hed Clark OUN Kojo Panmunjom Panimnunjon Chick Sid

Forestry Meet Planned at Local Station

A cook-out forestry meet for 4-H Club boys will be held Wednesday morning at the University of Arkansas Experiment Station near Hope. Over 100 boys are expected to attend with transportation provided from Hope to the station. Demonstrations on forest fire protection and tree identification will be led by Ranger Buster Denton and Extension Forester Harold A. Howell, with participation by County Agent Oliver L. Adams and others.

University of Arkansas Experiment Station Hope University Station Buster Denton Forestry and Parks Division Arkansas Resources and Development Commission Denton Harold A. Howell Little Rock Cock Bittle Bittle Travis England Barrel Joe Smittte Petit Jean State Park Oliver L. Adams

King Well Late Today In Foster Edwards No 1 Wildcat

Brody Drilling Company of Wigh ita Fells operates a wildcat at the King Estate near Guernsey. The Foster Edwards No 1 well shows activity with a spud in late May and a new rig erected, as reported in the King area field notes.

Mays Ud King Brody Drilling Company Wighita Fells King Estate Ghey Foster & Edwards Pitts Mj Aca Guernsey

One Seriously Injured in Wreck South on No 29

One person was critically injured when a car struck the rear of a pickup four miles south of Hoge on Highway 20. Verdia Sheppard suffered severe bruises and lacerations, while her husband hit the rear of a truck driven by Kent Light. Their child was bruised, and both vehicles were demolished. State Troopers Downing and Hughes investigated the crash.

Hoge Highway 20 Verdia Sheppard Pee Route One Anyate Kent Light Guy Downing Sos Z Sheppard Bruiaed Tigh Downing Hughes

Escaped Bear Is Recaptured Saturday

An escaped bear was recaptured after an all night woods chase near Fair Park. Mr and Mrs Borgest Hale reported the bear near Kolls Street and observed the animal entering an pasture. Hunters tied the bear and alerted authorities. the capture ended a tense sequence with no harm reported.

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