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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
1
A fragmented report notes Mastachunatt and Baw Holt taking a position at Fontavn to oversee general duties. MIG Baths and Adonal Airport appear in the garbled text with a reference to a Sunday event and a looming plan or flight.
Amid a broad steel industry dispute, President Trani avoided a strike by urging wage talks. United Steelworkers and company leaders discuss bargaining terms while workers inch toward work, with industry negotiators signaling readiness to resume talks to settle the wage and labor impasse.
A broken OCR ad fragment mentions World War I and a ground level blast. It references towns and a future event, with garbled phrases about cooperation and a camp. The readable parts point to a wartime theme and a supposed levelling or relief action.
The crisis follows a Supreme Court action triggering steelworkers to strike minutes after the ruling. Philip Milroy, CHO head, leads the union in a second walkout since the contract expired. Industry leaders seek renewed talks to avert a broader stoppage and aim to set a date for peace discussions.
Dwight D. Eisenhower announces retirement from the army after 67 years of service to pursue the presidency. In South Dakota and California, Republican and Democratic primary delegates are being chosen, with Taft and Eisenhower neck and neck for South Dakota’s four GOP votes amid a crowded nomination landscape.
Arkansas and Louisiana guardsmen, about 3 000 strong, will gather at Camp Polk Louisiana to finalize housing equipment and supplies for the annual summer encampment. Maj. Ernest McDaniels said seven officers head by Col. Alton Balkan will travel tomorrow to coordinate arrangements with the 8th Division stationed at the Louisiana installation adjacent to the Missouri River watershed.
Martial law remains in effect after Rhee declares no constitutional dissolution. Twelve jailed members and additional fugitives linger as the assembly finally adjourns amid failed quorum attempts. A close adviser says Rhee aimed to dissolve the body in line with public will.
Little Rock reports postal employees in Arkansas and nationwide faced delayed pay as a deficiency appropriation bill stalled. None of the Arkansas workers received checks expected yesterday, with Congress anticipated to pass a bill to resume payments. The delay stemmed from Senate amendments restricting use of funds to enforce a now-invalidated steel seizure order amid broader political turmoil.
Gui Sid McMath will be honored Thursday at a state Highway 1 dedication from Wynne to Poinsett County, with Maurice Smith as master of ceremonies. Governor to speak briefly. Sugar consumption cited as 96 pounds per person in the United States.
President Truman order faces House resistance and keeps the bill in committee. Assistant Little Rock Postmaster W B Foster says about 1,600 postal employees in the Little Rock office are affected along with about 4,200 rural carriers statewide and around 400 workers in Little Rock system. Official figures for Arkansas total workers were not available.
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