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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
A jagged report outlines Allied policy disputes over repatriation of prisoners and the handling of German and Japanese captives. Officials debate adherence to wartime conventions, with warnings that negotiations may stall progress and hinder postwar plans.
Blytheville eyes a further election amid unclear gains and local momentum. The report hints at civic action involving Water Company and municipal figures, signaling continued participation in a forthcoming decision.
A described plan calls for neutral military observers to monitor treatment of prisoners linked to the Roje case. Leader figures including Senator Le Marg and President Teun are cited as backing the idea, with discussion of international observers from Sweden, Switzerland, India, Fostatin, and Indonesia to visit Korea. Separate item notes Chick Capitol Broadcasters incorporating a Rogers radio station.
Tooele Utah June 12 A gunman from Arkansas with six prior murders faced the death penalty for the April slayings of two Utah miners at a mine bunkhouse near Ophir The defendant Tuck Bishop alias Carl Anderson was convicted of first degree murder and faces execution by hanging or firing squad Judge Albert H Ellett set June 28 in Salt Lake City as the sentencing date Mercy was not recommended by the jury Bishop testified he killed the men in self defense saying they had attacked him and tried to coerce him into sex The defense claimed the bunkhouse was dark when the incidents occurred and a chair was used in the altercation
The bill would authorize Air Force 2,089,277,008 and Army 385,750,000 for the year starting July 1, with appropriations to be voted separately. Vinson stressed it as a key session measure tied to global buildup and airfield expansion. The report notes nearly 1.3 billion for airfields abroad, many secret, essential to atom weapons bases. It also moves 250 million for NATO airfields to foreign aid funds, not the military bill. Continental U S airfield appropriation is set at 644,240,000.
The court asked for a credit sale rather than a $1,750 cash sale and the Circuit Court upheld the corporation. The Supreme Court received an appeal from Clifton Jewell convicted of setting five Lake Norfolk tourist cabins last March 3 to spite his estranged wife. Jewell, 37, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for arson.
The government and R. Stanley Dollar interests settled a five year court fight over control of the Dollar Steamship line. Terms call for a public sale of controlling stock above 14 million dollars, with the winner on sealed bids taking 92 percent and proceeds shared. If bids fail, stock split equally between government and Dollar interest. government seeks to regain control and return the line to private operation.
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