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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
1
The damaged text references a convention, committees and nominations with mentions of Minnesota, Michigan and a council or committee structure. It notes debates over temporary leadership, opposition to certain candidates, and the process of selecting delegates and plans for a national or regional gathering. The fragment points to political maneuvering and procedural concerns without clear outcomes.
Local parish schedules prayer meetings at Firat Raplint Church and Chupeh Negavene, with weekly gatherings and Kiwanis dinner events noted. Social notices honor birthdays, with a large list of attendees at the Arnold home for a 15th birthday celebration and related tributes.
A Hempstead employee matter discussed on Page One contemplates a court decision that could bring the issue back to the people this coming November. If the court’s answer is unfavorable, the president may revert to prior actions.
Congress leaders weigh the Army and Defense Department testimony on the Koje uprising amid calls for more State Department insight. Gen Clark recounts a 1935 Communist plan to control prisoners at Koje and the resulting 70,000 captives and casualties, while House members debate safeguards and the release of captives to avoid communist propaganda material.
In Little Rock and Crowley Ridge areas, peach farmers anticipate a crop of about 1,701,000 bushels. Forecasts by the Agriculture Service and Miles McPeek of the Fedora Crop Reporting Service expect good glue quality and above average peaches, with early fruit set in about ten days and wheat crop around 944,000 bushels.
Hot Springs June 10 DeMolay at closing session named Chephil Aldridge to lead the Prescott youth as master councilor succeeding Carl Underwood of Hot Springs A fund of 108 000 was approved to build a state DeMolay Temple with dates and sites tied to nearby communities Officers named include Charles Smith deputy councilor Hadney Hamilton senior councilor and HL Whitehead deputy secretary
County home demonstration agents and Extension Service members in Fayetteville Arkansas gathered for daily sessions this week at the University of Arkansas campus. Officers of the County Agent Association were elected: Mrs. Jean Triable Warren president, Mrs. Margaret Brownfield Fayetteville first vice president, Mrs. Effie Rogers Newport second vice president, Mrs. Augusta Merrysmap Little Rock third vice president, Miss Olu Mae Walton MS Ida secretary, and Miss Evelyn Severson Henton treasurer. An election of officials is planned for tomorrow.
Montgomery June 11 Alabama Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of Police Commissioner Eugene Cognor for occupying a hotel room with his secretary Miss Chris Brown. The decision notes the order was patently illegal and that the acts involved brutal and immoral conduct though the officer denied wrongdoing. The case follows a mistrial and impeachment probes that led to a renewed trial date. a separate note mentions Plunkitt and life in sea water.
American guards battled Red prisoners as 2,700 North Koreans in Compound 76 77 resisted dispersal. Bodies found in wells and trenches, including five buried, with 31 Reds killed or wounded. Paratroopers subdued fighters after 212 hours of combat. 140 prisoners were said to be wounded.
Marked Tree June 11. Murry, a gubernatorial candidate, urges a special legislative session to authorize $7 million for highway construction from a 1940 bond issue voted in a 1961 legislature. He says no appropriation exists and money cannot be spent without General Assembly approval, faulting Gov. Sid McMath and the Highway Commission for not requesting authority.
Pine Bluff workers from AFL plasterers cement finishers and insulators resumed duties at Blaw-Snox Construction's secret military project near Pine Bluff after a jurisdictional dispute. Lt. Col. Arthur W. Starkey of the U S Engineers reported Cork insulation installation was given to asbestos insulators, with another 90 AFL workers remaining unsettled over a discharge dispute linked to alleged joking.
Susanne Rosser Foran, 26, files for divorce from actor Dick Foran, 42, in Los Angeles saying he forced her from their Van Nuys home last Monday and threatened to disfigure or kill her. She seeks $750 monthly alimony and estimates his worth at 290000 with income over 50100 yearly.
Prisoners from Compounds 76 95 are guiding officers to tents where five men disappeared and two bodies were said buried in oil drums under 12 feet. Col Lee Hak Kan doubts Boamner bluff on forced transfer. Officials expect breakup of 17 compounds with about 0 POWs to take around 19 days and consider re screening prisoners for return if armistice occurs.
London reports the British government denied a Daily Express claim that Klaus Fuchs, a German-born physicist jailed for espionage, transmitted writings and letters from Stafford Prison. Officials called the Express story complex and disputed details of his transfer to Pentonville.
A garbled entry asserts the subject is not at Pentonville or Statler and denies diary discoveries or prison transfers. The fragment mentions Swiss merchants and ships traveling global seas, but the text remains unclear and lacks verifiable details.
A garbled note from Jonesboro describes a talk with unclear details and mixed phrases. Names, dates, and events are unreadable, leaving readers with little concrete information about speakers or goals.
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