Damages Sought Over Alleged Theft of Content
Manager Oscar Meinhardt, secretary-treasurer, claims three million dollars in damages after alleging theft of content. He seeks removal and legal action, citing fear of further harm.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
3
Manager Oscar Meinhardt, secretary-treasurer, claims three million dollars in damages after alleging theft of content. He seeks removal and legal action, citing fear of further harm.
Several Ava congregations list services for Sunday including Morning Worship Communion and Sermon at First Christian Church and St Mark Episcopal along with First Methodist First Presbyterian Hope Gospel Tabernacle Unity Baptist Garrett Memorial and Church of Christ. Activities include Bible study youth programs choir rehearsals and revival meetings with parishioners invited to attend all services.
The column lists multiple local church services with pastors and times for several houses of worship including Church of God in Christ, Garrett Chapel Baptist, Lonore Baptist, Rising Star Baptist, Seebee Memorial, Bethel A M E, and Mt Zion CME. It highlights an impressive Father’s Day program at Mt Olive Baptist honoring Deacon George Smith Sr, plus social visits and arrivals in the community.
A speaker criticizes narrow faith practices and urges embracing abundant grace, study, and cultural and educational fountains. He challenges readers to read widely, listen to divine voice, and live richly, making the world their home and the church their full commitment.
Little Rock June 18 Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co submitted a partial report on its operating expenses to the Arkansas Public Service Commission. The PSC sought data on advertising, contracts, ordinances, and legal fees for 1950 and asked for 1951 and early 1952 figures. Southwestern Gas and Electric Co also filed a partial report and requested more time.
Washington debate centers on replacing political appointment of first to third class postmasters with a cabinet controlled system. President Truman proposes civil service for all postmasters, Senate opposes, claiming it would undermine democratic process. Senators from Arkansas and Mississippi mock or support the plan as a civil service milestone, while party lines intensify the clash.
President Eisenhower of Pennsylvania State College presented a four point peace program focusing on global understanding economic cooperation political collaboration and power. He urged United Nations backed by a world police force and cited needs to balance trade and support diplomacy to avert war during the National Fertilizer Association convention closing at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs Robert Taft will accompany her husband to the Chicago convention as he seeks the Republican presidential nomination. An experienced campaigner, Martha Taft has battled a stroke and recently used a wheelchair though she can walk with a cane. They plan to fly to Chicago together on July 5.
Britain’s defense minister Field Marshal Earl Alexander praised United Nations forces in Korea as impressive. He said criticism of the war’s conduct is absolutely unjustified after a week’s visit to Japan and the Korean front and he was very favorably impressed with the overall layout there.
The Senate Finance Committee met behind closed doors to decide action on a House passed bill boosting Social Security payments. Democratic Leader McFarland of Arizona pledged to push Senate action before adjournment. The measure would raise retirement benefits for about 4.5 million people by $5 monthly or 12.5 percent, whichever is larger.
Arkansas Highway Department adds three projects to bid list raising total contract value to over 3.7 million dollars funded entirely by state money. Conway Faulkner and Pope Counties receive 5.7 miles resurfacing Morristown Russellville and Gleason to Conway. Conway County gets two miles gravel base and bituminous resurfacing at Highway 9 south road junction. Pope County projects include 5.9 miles crushed stone base and bituminous surface treatment on Atkins North road Highway 105.
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