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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
3
Sugar cane pulp newsprint shown in Savannah paper test
A Savannah Morning News May 19 section highlights first public sample of newsprint made from bagasse sugar cane residue. SNPA notes process from Florida bagasse to Madison Wisconsin pulp, Savannah Herty lab bleaching, and a proposed $14.8 million mill with 215 tons daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Morning News
the Star
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
SNPA
Florida
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Herty Foundation Laboratory
Savannah News
Joaquin de la Roza
Cuba
Maine
Charles H. Herty
Georgia
South
United States
Derailment Listed as Accidental
El Dorado June 7 remains of 13 freight cars derailed on a Missouri Pacific Spur at the Lion Oil plant were ruled an accident after Sheriff Bishop said a sun kink in a rail caused the Thursday wreck and there was no sign of sabotage. Repair on the track inside the chemical plant grounds began yesterday after Sheriff’s report confirming an earlier statement by Missouri Pacific Railroad official J. W. Treadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Missouri Pacific
Lion Oil Company
Union County
Bishop
Missouri Pacific Railroad Division
J. W. Treadwell
Church of Christ Meet Starts June 12
A gospel meeting will start at the Hope Church of Christ at 5th and Grady Streets on June 12 and continue through June 20. Services will be held nightly at 8 o'clock with Boe van delivering messages each evening at the valley church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Church of Christ
5Th
Grady Streets
Oe Valley
Deal in South Disputed by GOP Factions
Washington June 7 A proposed compromise by Sen. Robert Taft aimed at settling rival GOP contests in the South drew mixed reactions. Eisenhower campaign manager Lodge rejected any deal, while Taft and a Texas backer favored resolving disputes over 38 Texas, 16 Louisiana, 17 Georgia, and five Mississippi delegates. Taft suggested avoiding contests before the credentials committee. Lodge urged sticking to facts and law. The Mineral Wells convention fight highlighted the bitter internal GOP split as delegates were elected. The national convention credentals committee must decide contested delegates, with possible appeals to the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Robert Taft
GOP
Genti
South
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ohio
Dole- Bates
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge Sr
Massachusetts
South Texas
Eisenhower Jenfier
Jack Porter
Houston
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lodge
Chicago
Credentials Committee
Kansas City
New York
Mineral Wells
Blue Phantom Strikes Again In Illinois Travel Shootings
The blue phantom gunman wounded one motorist and fired at four others as state police expanded the manhunt across a 70 mile area from Towanda to near Springfield. A patrol plane searched for blue sedans while roadblocks increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Illinois
Tileis
Towanda
Springfield
George M. Cushing
Pontiac
Bloomington
Hope VFW District Posts Scrap Paper Drive Sunday
The VFW will hold its regular scrap paper drive Sunday after noon starting at one o'clock. Workers should meet at the City Hall. In a recent district meeting Magnolia Denver Dickinson was named commander. Lyle reco of Qakbaveo is junior ice commander and Bee Bader is named aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Hell
Magnolia
Denver Dickinson
Hope
Lylereco
Qakbaveo
Bee Bader
Ike Backers Cry Steal in Indiana
Indiana Republicans move to complete a 32 vote Taft delegation as Eisenhower backers allege rule changes during caucuses. Taft forces claim victory with 20 of 22 district slots filled and one at large to be elected today, while Eisenhower supporters decry the process as a Texas steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indiana
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Eisenhower
Chicago
Robert A. Grant
Texas
Grant
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
William Hutcheson
AFL Brotherhond
Carpenters
Pulliam
Hutcheson
Taft Organization
PSC Denies Rehearing to Bell Company
The Arkansas Public Service Commission denied Southwestern Bell Telephone Company a rehearing on its bond backed request to implement a 1.9 million dollar rate hike. The commission previously refused a rate increase via bond refunds and again rejected the rehearing, stating the 3,377,000 expansion not yet instituted and a new rise not in the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
PSC
T T
Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Steel Talkers Back at Work Amid Silent Talks
Washington reports talks on ending the six day nationwide steel strike resume for a third day. Neither side commented after five hours of negotiation. Rumors persist of a 20 cent hourly pay raise offer to CIO steelworkers. Defense officials prepare to divert steel to weapons production, eyeing direct contracts but deeming seizure unlikely. The National Production Authority drafts orders to restrict steel deliveries to weapons contracts as the walkout lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whic House
CIO
Defense
Lovett
Defense Department
Lovelt
Lavett
National Production Authority
Powerboat Races at Narrows Lake Sunday
More than 100 contestants will compete in powerboat races at Narrows Lake in Murfreesboro on Sunday June 6 starting at 2 pm. The event, delayed from May 1 by weather, is sponsored by the Narrows Cie Boat Club led by Dan Flutrel and sanctioned by the Arkansas Power Hunt Association. Top contenders include David Livingston of Like Village BU Barros of Mem a and Bill Shingleton of Ef Do- Padg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows Lake
Murfreesboro
The
Narrows Cie Boat Club
Dan Flutrel
Arkansas Power Hunt Association
Uie
David Livingston
Like Village
BU Barros
Mema
Bill Shingleton
Ef Do- Padg
Efforts to Back Eisenhower Rally Spurs Arkansas Delegates
Arkansas delegates to the Republican National Convention received invitations to attend Eisenhower's homecoming in Abilene, with several citing an all expenses paid option. The delegation split among Ike supporters, Taft backers, and undecided, as some attended the event and others weighed invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Title Rock
Genwight D. Eisenhower
Arkansas
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kast
Geven
Robert Avi Twit
Ohio
Charlies H. Cole
Batesville
Taft
Hle
Speek
Harry Pollack
Ft Smith
Third
Osre Cobb
Republican State Committee
Speck
Cobb
Elmer C. Webb
MountainsView
Ike
Carlson
Wallace Townsend
Little Rock
National Republican
Graduates Face Jobs as Uncle Sam Sets Path to Wealth
New York June 7 HAL BOYLE notes that college diplomas in 1952 open doors to big pay, with firms offering $400 monthly and higher. He cites a standout $10,000 nine year post and reflects on the era’s optimism for graduates amid a backdrop of TV, family anecdotes, and social foibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucky Joe College
Joe College
Jung
Jae College
Sem
Tear Gas Used on Koje War Prisoners
Tear gas was deployed on Koje Island in Korea as British infantrymen drove Communist prisoners from near a barbed wire area. It was the first time United Nations guards used the gas since the previous Wednesday, as POWs refused to retreat from an engineering dig near a suspected tunnel. About 2,700 North Korean and 850 non commissioned officers were held in the compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koje Island
Korea
Aosta
United Nations
Engineeri Dige Wing
Prise
Haydon DL. Bouther
Kate
Francis T. Dodd
Reda
Boamer
Boutuer
Jamboree Hands Out Talent Winners At Park Coliseum
A large crowd attended the second annual jamboree at Pair park coliseum sponsored by the Lions Club and the Federated Garden Clubs of Hapa. Ned Levine and his band entertained. Haskell Joncas was master of ceremonies. Winners include Clyde Wheelington for fiddlers, Mrs Hay Kell Jones, Nancy Frazier for vocal solos, Leyes Moody, Ralph Hatfield for harmonica, Grant Brothers for vocal duets, and several acts across novelty, jitterbug, instrument solos, and vocal quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pair Park Coliseum
Lions Club
Federated Garden Clubs
Hapa
Ned Levine
Haskell Joncas
Clyde Wheelington
Stamps
Haykell Jones
Nancy Frazier
Washington
Harmonica
Leyes Moody
Ralph Hatfield
Grant Brothers
Fiana
Wayne Omiley
Hope
Bill Gentry
Rosston
Betty Cox
Voussolos
Lowe Lamb
John A. Ross
McCaskill
Jimmy Allen
James Nelson
Etta Douglas
Vernon ‘Phillip
Doris Booth
Robert
Stinson
Louise Ward
Jack White
Charles Mullins
A. K. Ross
Andy Andrews
White
Hole
Land Powell
Geneva Boyd
Grant Bros
Ben Newbern
Final School Honor Roll Is Announced
The Homes of Gilludente of Tipo High School announce second semester A honor roll with 82 on the 4th nine weeks. The list includes 12th graders Roberta Howard and Sydney McMath Jr, 11th graders Jacque Williams and Audrey Light, 10th graders Sybie Shirley and Dana Cunningham, and many others. The 4th nine weeks A roll adds names across grades, including Roberta Howard and Jacqua Williams, with the Merit Roll listing 103 students for the semester and 100 for the four nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G1lludente
Tipo High School
Joe Amour
Roberta Howard
Patsy Huggies
Ian Cautherbach
Sydney McMaosh, Jr
Charlena Hegers
Marilyn Shiver
Jacque Williams
Jun Moses
Audrey Light
Ann Houston
Billy Gentry
Robert Power
Nell Cassidy
Lynell Baker
Sybie Shirley
Frances Nash
Fpanla Raley
Billie Jo Baker
Dana Cunninghomn
Poday Oth Chade
Sycio
Arnoldo? Calhoun
Sixtie Snot Lurland
White
Diane Lutshaw
Loulya Fadan
Imogene Fuller
Altea Gentry
Juanita Gilbert
Beatrics Saker
Beth Bridgers
Patsy Hughes
Sara Lautherbagh
Sydney McMath, Jr
Charlene Rogers
Marillyn Shiver
Jacqua Williams
Jason Moses
Richard Duffie
Martha Gentry
Beth Bridgevsa
Charlene Hobbs
Boyce Baker
J. M. Hurd
Joy Kennedy
William Martin
Margaret Oliver
Delores Petro
Anne Pharris
Nolen Stanford
Charlotte Turpley
Virginia Tonnemaker
Melba Turner
Nannette Williams
Bins Earle Wright
Jacqueline
Oith
Polly Jo Comptopi
Nelda Thompson
Jack White
Nora Lee Hans
Weldon Mery
Fi Welsenberger
Jim Yocom
Jerry Jones
Tom Ed Hays
Rita
Sue Green
Jack Jones
Lou Nell Logan
Jimmie Mullina
Amy Lou Barnes
Princess Allen
Charles Clark
Mary Lou Cornel Darnell Foater
Kenneth
Gillig
Kirk James
Benja Nowbern
Wanewell Nix
Joe
Dan Rt
de Jones
Marjorie Richardagn
Rateliff
Robbie Pulls
Lyla Brown
Jang
UN Negotiators Struggle as Korea Talks Stall
Fragmented text reports on stalled UN led talks with Communist factions over Korea. Officials describe deadlock and miscommunication amid repeated proposals and demands for new sessions to avert further escalation. Evidence shows pressure from Washington and allied delegates for clear terms and time limits.
Bob Bresler to Annmineroens negotiation propids
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Bob Bresler and a negotiation or property matter with references to Marl and two entities. Details are unclear but indicates a local business or civic notice involving named individuals. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
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