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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
1
A fractured assembly split on approaches to Korea as 32 pro Rhee lawmakers walked out, labeling colleagues as corrupt while awaiting Ambassador MacArthur's return and a government briefing on handling the government crisis.
Hundreds of New York police officers patrolled cash transfer routes as Wells Fargo and other armored services faced a sudden strike by about 600 drivers and guards seeking higher wages. The walkout disrupted payroll deliveries, with guards demanding 2.0 dollars per hour and drivers 2.0 dollars per hour, while companies offered raises. Businesses avoided cash accumulation until disputes end, and other armored firms like Brink's Inc and United States Van Trucking were named in the unfolding labor action.
Dr Bilis told a gathering at Kansas Wesleyan University that democracy and Christianity both seek improvement. He stated the strongest power in the world today is dreams and urged people to work toward making them real, addressing student leaders and attendees.
Washington lawmakers forecast quick passage of a pared down foreign aid bill totaling about 1.12 billion dollars below the President’s request. The Senate House conference committee approved an 8.4477 billion dollar compromise omnibus, with numerous line item cuts and reallocations across Europe Asia and the Far East. The agreement retains some oversight provisions and trims funding for arms production and personnel, while moving certain costs and programs to other accounts.
Allied fighter bombers attacked North Korean targets in force. clouds limited assaults to a few sorties. Seven bombed frontline positions at dawn. 29 supply depots destroyed overnight. Western Front actions near Yonchon continued with skirmishing. Generals Clark and Vai left the battlefront after a tour started yesterday.
In El Dorado, Chancellor W A Speer issued a temporary injunction banning picketing by striking C10 oil workers at Linn Oil’s chemical plant after the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the workers wrongfully picketed. The order also bars the striking workers from picketing lines into the plant, while AFL and IAM members seeking higher wages remain unaffected.
Little Rock reports Gov. Mel Math labels Republican foe deft Speck as his strongest opponent for reelection. He spoke after addressing the 12th annual Boys State at Camp Robingon, fielding questions on future campaigns and local road projects amid a weathered crowd.
In Malvern workers at the National Lead Company voted to accept the CIO United Steelworkers as their bargaining agent in a National Labor Relations Board election. Union representative Allan Bryant announced the choice of CIO Steelworkers over the AFL Chemical Workers Union by 3 67 to 104 eligible voters.
Washington officials said the cost of operating steel mills during government seizure was the price of telegrams and phone calls. No total estimate yet for eight weeks of operation, with cash outlays limited to two rounds of notices to 72 steel companies, one announcing seizure and the other its end.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons urged greater humane treatment and supportive policies in state prisons. The annual report highlighted past outbreaks and cited depressions in the system with self-harm and brutal punishments still occurring in some facilities, stressing rehabilitation over pure punishment.
The Air Force announced limited flight training for reservists at 22 locations this summer after suspending 25 reserve training centers across 23 sites due to aircraft shortages in the current fiscal year ending June 30.
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