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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
5
The Albi editor comments on Ike Eisenhower's Abilene campaign stop and a split in public opinion over FEPC and school funding. The piece contrasts unity versus factionalism, warns against radical divides, and questions long term political balance as the 1952 race unfolds.
Vacation School opens at the Methodist Church Sunday, June 8 with multiple departments starting sessions Sunday morning. Kindergarten enrolls Sunday afternoon for room assignments. Staff includes names across Kindergarten, Primary, Junior and Nursery groups, with themed lessons on Jesus and church history.
The government lifted potato price ceilings after the Senate voted to exempt fresh fruits and vegetables from controls. OPS cited Marketing News Service figures showing overnight price jumps for U S No 1 size A potatoes from California to the Carolinas in Pittsburgh and New York. Officials warned prices may rise further before easing later this month and into July as supplies adjust, with retail shortages already reported in many areas.
June 6 Panmunjom Korea Allied truce negotiators told the Communists that returning all captured prisoners on their terms would mean betrayal and bloodshed. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison, leading Allied delegates, rejected the demand as unacceptable. North Korean Lt. Gen Nam Nam opened with a long question laden speech, accusing allies of harming prisoners and blocking homeward rights.
Hiram Ohio James E Taylor son of Mr and Mrs W T Taylor Route 1 Blevins is among seniors at Hiram College who will receive bachelor of arts degrees at the 102nd commencement in Hayden Auditorium on Sunday June 8 Mr Taylor who graduated from Blevins School in 1923 pursued religion and completed his degree
Herman Maxwell, 23, thrice convicted of rape, was electrocuted at 6:45 a.m. in Arkansas after last minute stays failed. He declined eye donation last night but later agreed to give his eyes. they were removed after the execution and sent to a blind recipient before the reversal of the earlier plan.
Nannie Lou White aged 50 a long time Hope resident died Thursday in a local hospital. She is survived by husband C. L. White two daughters Mrs. W. H. Young Wichita Falls Texas and Mrs Andrew Hicks Magnolia two sons Robert L. Hope and Ray B White Pagadena Texas a sister Mrs Merlin Leggett Hope three brothers Sam Gray Hope Henry and Jim Gray Denison Texas. Funeral services will be held at Herndon Corneling Chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday by A. T. Oliver with active pallbearers Harlan Morton Cliff Warren Ferrell Williams C E B Cash Aubrey O'Steen and Harry Hawthorne.
Arkansas weekly death toll climbs to seven with two child deaths and a mill worker among the victims. An eight year old Mangold boy died in a farm wagon accident while a baby girl perished when a gale archway collapsed. Surviving relatives named include the Mangold and Cross families and Mill Company workers in Cub Lendals Arkansas.
United States Sabres and fighters clashed with Communist MiG-16s over Northwest Korea. In two major dogfights, seven MiGs were shot down with minimal U.S. losses, part of a larger air battle involving 64 U.S. aircraft and 28 MiGs targeting UN fighters and bombers.
Washington June 6 The Defense Department identified seven casualties in Korea in List No. 572. One soldier was killed in action and six were wounded in action.
Negotiations paused until noon as industry leaders study new proposals. Presidential Assistant John Steelman said talks are ongoing, with CIO United Steelworkers head Philip Murray agreeing to the process. Democratic Leader McFarland suggested a possible weekend settlement amid a nationwide strike affecting over 100,000 workers.
Washington reports the Army warns the steel strike harms tank production, though a spokesman says the production picture has improved recently. The strike risks increasing adverse effects on tank protection as it persists, affecting the T41 light tank program that requires 43,809 pounds of steel with parts.
HAL BOYLE notes Eisenhower’s first two major TV appearances contrasted sharply. The general looked weathered and unsure on a drenched Kansas platform, while the following day he projected the Ike audiences knew, as he deftly handled questions, exuded confidence, and spoke of public interest and national unity.
The unreadable text references West Berlin, Soviet blocs, and cable circuits. It hints at a geopolitical clash, possible German reunification notes, and debates over media or communication links amid the Cold War. Names and specifics are garbled.
Abilene Kansas June 6 Dwight D Eisenhower positions himself in the conservative wing of Republicans addressing civil rights with the view that states should decide on Fair Employment Practices and that no one can legislate civil rights. He argues for states rights and opposes socialized medicine while backing education aid and local problem handling.
A local jamboree begins this evening at eight oclock in the Coliseum. The event features community clubs and performances with admission set at affordable prices. seats will be allocated as the crowd arrives under supervision of organizers.
Pacific railway officials state there was no sabotage in the derailment of a freight train carrying 14 cars to a chemical plant. Sheriff Bishow and division supervisor Treadwell say the cause remains undetermined, with reports of a gun kink blamed on expansion. CIO oil workers were withdrawn amidst an injunction, as unions reel from wage disputes tied to a nationwide walkout.
Ike Eisenhower arrives in New York by plane for a weeklong stay to meet GOP convention delegates and political leaders. He plans talks with Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania and Gov. Theodore McKeldin of Maryland as Pennsylvania and Maryland delegates weigh their support. A crowd is expected as the party heads toward the president's house at University.
Nation gains new direction as President Eisenhower outlines policy changes in Washington. Officials, dates, and anticipated shifts remain under tight security while aides brief reporters on expected arrangements and potential impact across agencies.
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