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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

2

Taft Appeals to PCC for Hookup in Radio TV Bid

Washington reports Taft appeals to the FCC for a nationwide radio and television hookup as a Republican nomination race includes Dwight Eisenhower and others. The letter cites Columbia and AmurLeon's networks. discussions reportedly involve ABC CBS and the FCC with comments from Key figures.

Taft PCC Washinmon Ben Robert Tait Ohio CBR de Taft FCC Columbia Amurleon Broadcasting Wero Flay Wisenhower

Ike's Answer to FEPC Issue Pleases South

Ike Eisenhower faces criticism for not endorsing a federal FEPC law while Southern Democrats press for action. His camp touts leadership over direct federal mandates as the campaign trails unfold. White House, NAACP urge federal civil rights measure, fearing Southern opposition may affect electoral votes.

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Malvern Brick Company Faces Unfair Labor Charge

Washington reports a trial examiner recommended the Malvern Arkansas Acne Brick Company be forced to ratify fair labor practices after reviewing a one year old strike by APL brick workers. The examiner urged protection from job loss for new hires, non interference with organizing, no retaliation against organizers, and no prejudice toward striking employees.

Washington Acne ‘Brick Company Malvern Ark National Who Relationa Board APL Rome J. J. Wepatrick

Gather Grounds to Large Lake Construction near Capitol lake

Ground preparation will start in about two weeks for a half acre artificial lake behind the Capitol near the new Came and Fish Commission building. It will be jointly built by the Arkantas Gari and Fink Commission and Secretary of State Hall. The lake will be stocked with native fat. Executive Secretary Magma says the commission hopes to use the lake for fate bg demonstrations and contests. Water will be supplied by springs and runoff from an aquarium building.

Ebout Arkantas Gari and Fink Commission Statw Hall Hack New Came and Fish Commission Bulsting Carmeniseion T. A. Magma Commission Hapa Natural Sprloga Conmine Sien

U.S. Proposes World Censor Survey at UN

United States envoy Walter Koischning urged the United Nations to abandon a treaty on freedom of information and instead curb censorship with an annual, independent report. He argued such a report would clarify global freedom standards and avoid upsetting nations wary of broad guarantees.

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Captain Harry to Meet With 35th Division Reunion

Washington reports Captain Harry of Cattery Dules will join the 35th Division in Springfield Maine for the annual reunion events. General Truman of the 29th Field Artillery is also rejoining. a 10 PM EST speech at Shylie Mosque precedes a reception at the Colonial Hotel and a busy Wednesday with breakfast, division meeting, memorial service, and a parade. Tevan, aged 88, plans to attend and review units in the parade.

Washington Hiuvy Cattery Dules Springfield France Proshivat Truman 29Th Field Artillery Shylie Csst Truman Colonial Hotel Captain Harry Comeokie Tevan Ips

Arkansas GOP visitors secret at Eisenhower meeting in Abilene

An Arkansas Republican official declines to name delegates at a closed session with General Eisenhower in Abilene Kansas. The only named Arkansas participant besides Jeff Speck is Barry Craig of Caraway, a Chicago convention delegate. Other delegates from six states reportedly joined Taft supporters afterward.

Rock Arkansas Dwight D. Eisenhower Abileag Kas Jeff Speck Frenchman's Bayou Ark Spece Eisenhower Kansag Fras Carlson di Kans Abilene Taft Arkansan Speck Ig Pen Barry Craig Caraway Chicago Arkansas Congressional District

Murder Case Herald Echoes in a Dyspeptic Puzzle

In a cluttered manor room Gamadge and Gray Austen chase clues about a missing woman. They discuss a murder case collection, a secretive past in New Brunswick and a school friend who aided her job. Aby chews pages as the hunt for origins and friends continues at dusk.

Qamange Ana Gray Missy Avaten Gamadge Biles Asien Gray Hildreth Jerome Gremadge Hou Gray Austen Gamage Mr. Austen Caius Wrife Ga’ Pridge Austen Renae Casus Herald Manny Ukem Rena Auster Guinridge Gemadge Delors Srny Belice Orbeially Europe Madge Miss Aurion Mr. Gamadge

fair enough by westbrook pegler

Westbrook Pegler relays a 1962 column on an Air Force court martial in Moscow, detailing alleged injustices against American airmen. The piece attacks Deane Harriman and other officials tied to the land lease era, criticizing missteps, secrecy, and perceived betrayals tied to postwar policy and diplomatic friction.

Westbrook Pegler King Features Syndicate Moscow Reginald C. Harnon Air Force Armerizann Kremlin Myron Lyton King Chattanooga John KR. Deane Deine Lend- Lease Administration United States Denne Edward TR. Stettichius Averell Harriman Deane William Standley Averell Herriman Americas New York Herripaan Augsis

King Cleared After Court Martial Involving Deserted Allied Operative

King faced a court martial over aiding a man named Smith aboard a Russian skirmish mission. General Harmon ruled no admissible evidence showed intent to fly Smith to England or that Smith was a Polish saboteur. King’s fine was reversed and reprieve expunged after defense contended medical issues and misidentification.

Russia United States King England Jack Smith Smith Szetuczyn Poltava Antonov Marshal Stalin Harmon Herman Cral Mose

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