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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
A fragmentary report discusses a proposed compromise in labor policy requiring the Labor Department to keep stenographic records of wage hearings. It mentions a plan to delay court challenges to management or labor moves, with Tobin referenced as secretary of labor.
General Grow, a former military attache, faces court martial in Meade Maryland after an Army inquiry found his diary used for propaganda praising war against Stuaala. The proceedings, closed to the public, follow charges including improper reporting of military information and failing to safeguard confidential records.
Cherry visits Cave City Hugiine Shade Ash Flat and Har ys harry in Little Rock while redecorating his Capital Hotel headquarters and refining his opening address. He opened in Paragould citing Greene county support and a plea for steady markets as agriculture notes report easing. The American Institute of Food Distribution notes a potato shortage benefiting salt substitutes and cannery actions on white and sweet potatoes.
The report notes lower prices on chicken beef roasts and other meat cuts with some pork and veal unchanged. Fresh fruit and vegetables show wide quality and price variation due to erratic weather, while seasonally scarce items become more available in scattered shipments from Texas California and the Carolinas. A separate section mentions a wartime diary theft and a Soviet spy incident with military disciplinary actions.
In Abilene Eisenhower addressed 5000 to 6000 supporters despite a downpour. Delegates, Republicans and some Democrats pressed forward as he outlined his positions and planned private talks with uncommitted delegates from Missouri and Oklahoma before returning to New York.
Gen. John Salling, 106, of Slant, Va., attended a reunion as the sole mobile guest while others were bedridden. Townsend Townsend, eyes teary, reflected on rough days with old buddies as Bush and his wife wheeled him toward bed after a fried chicken dinner.
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