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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
1
A severe wind and rain storm ripped through towns causing flooding and property damage. Reports describe downed power lines and fallen trees with residents seeking shelter as weather warnings persist. Authorities urged caution as emergency crews respond to scattered incidents across the region.
The article outlines a proposed constitutional amendment in Arkansas concerning the state highway department, appointed officials, and legislative procedures. It also reports a severe heat wave with record temperatures across the nation, noting fatalities from a water hazard and a separate accident, while listing ongoing weather impacts.
A damaged legal notice records a state amendment process in Arkansas proposing changes to Article 7 and related sections. It describes emplacing a county clerk and clerk’s role, election provisions, and transitional rules with approval dated March 00, 1081 and signatures from the Secretary of State.
Fragmented document from Arkansas house outlines Amendment No 18 to the state constitution. It discusses private factories and transportation, a property tax not exceeding one percent, allocation for siting and building facilities, and municipal levies with election timing rules. The text references a 1908 general election and sections on taxation and petitioned city votes.
An essay argues for distinct uniforms to reveal officials by bureau and tenure. It imagines stripes on sleeves for years in post and color cues for agencies, proposing a formal parade of leadership through clothing while noting risks to individuality.
The Supreme Court considers an intervention in a rent property dispute linked to a 1960s act, with parties including Gregor, Te D. Rowe, and local officials contesting the constitutionality. The decision allows intervention in the appeal while upholding previous rulings and a tax payment dispute tied to an entity named Quadity Building and Neowtity Company.
Officers were elected at a preps meeting as Springfield and Hantsville residents, including Orville Panbus, were named officers in the Midi Division Association. The 35th Division names Arkansan leaders at a Saturday gathering with deputies and regional reps.
The page reports on Republican delegate selections in South Dakota and Massachusetts, with Taft and Eisenhower factions clashing over keynoter roles and convention control. It notes Brien McMahon’s Connecticut delegation, Kefauver and other nominees in national tallies, and internal party tensions across states.
DeQueen native Wesley Howard declares his qualifications for the Sixth Chancery Circuit seat spanning nine counties Little River Howard Pike Polk Sevier Miller Hempstead Clark and Nevada. He urges voters in the August 12 1952 Democratic primary to consider his nine years as Circuit Judge and pledge to serve honestly and impartially if elected. He notes his education legal practice and bench service as proof he can advance to the chancery bench and asks for support.
Oklahoma lawmen led by Crime Bureau Chief George Wilson pursue a planned, blooded murder theory in Mayes County Attor Burris slaying. Five agents arrived at Locust Grove scene as they search area stores for the .00 buck pellet outlet to trace killer, amid possible links to bootleg whisky traffic.
The text outlines down payment percentages by home price bands with veteran and non veteran figures. It lists ranges from under 7,000 up to over 24,500 dollars, noting lower deposits for veterans in each bracket and highlighting a top 45 percent for high priced homes. Some figures appear garbled but indicate diverse down payment requirements.
An enlarged page advert offers a free book on arthritis and rheumatism. It claims non surgical, non medical methods have helped for 38 years and urges writing to Dept. 4216 Excel, Easton Springs Missouri for details with no obligation.
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