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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
5
Mrs Walter Carter and family of Dayton Ohio plan a visit to Memphis for a church school anniversary. Mrs Carter’s niece and Mrs Emmett Thomp's granddaughter will attend tonight's community remarks and related observances.
In Little Rock on June 20 a Memphis handwriting expert testified that publisher John F. Wells of the Arkansas Recorder signed about 130 of the 1,300 challenged petition signatures aimed at referring the 1951 Purchasing Act to a popular vote. The petitions included names from Bell Boone Crittenden Grant and Hot Spring counties and involved state senators Lamar Rodgers Cranes and Edwin Cash. Attorneys for opponents closed their case after Godown’s testimony.
Havana on June 20 announces a new park on Seawall Drive will be named Fourth of July Park to symbolize friendship with the United States. The park will adjoin a new U S Embassy office building in the capital.
Time their son in law Lloyd Guer in will receive his degree.
Hospital notes show Miss Janet Cox of Hope discharged. Admitted are Mrs M T Dillard of Hope Henry Rowe Rt 2 Hope and Mrs Deward Collier among others. Discharged include Cannon Hollis Pat Mos Thomas McAdams Texakana and Billie Ruth Jarvis in Rosston. Josephine Admitted includes Mrs C Simmons and Mrs Don Turner with discharges Tracy Newton and Howard Thornton both of Hope.
In June 4 The Russians claim that moves to seal off West Berlin from the Soviet zone were justified on security grounds because Allied sectors have become a hotbed of spies. Gen Vasily J Chuikov, chief of the Soviet Centre Commission for Germany, rejected the Western protest and defended the measures in an East German release.
The nation's weather remains warm and humid in the south with a cold front advancing across the northern tier. Thunderstorms hit eastern cities including New York with wind gusts up to 70 mph as temperatures vary from 36 in Cadillac to 81 in Dallas and 74 in Minimi. A tornado struck Lisco Nebraska damaging the gas regulator house with no injuries. Summer begins officially tomorrow at 3 13 am CST.
Arkansas State Police headquarters reported a total of 87 battle fatalities in May, pushing the state toll to 165 for the year. Crittenden and Mississippi counties led with five fatalities each.
Los Angeles June 17 Actor Lee J Cobb has been sued for divorce by his wife Helen Cobb after 12 years of marriage. She charges mental cruelty and seeks dissolution of the union.
A reader argues for full disclosure of past relationships in marriage while a fiancée believes past matters should be private. Dorothy Dix counsels caution, warns that constant suspicion harms a union, and urges distinguishing love from distrust, recommending trust grounded in faith rather than exhaustive revelation.
Wy-Arkansas Motor Coaches Inc and E C Mettill of Arkadelphia received authorization from the Arkansas Public Service Commission to operate routes to serve the new Reynolds Metals Company plant at Gum Springs. The action was taken yesterday, expanding local transit options to the plant site in Gum Springs.
A Northern Honshu island sulphur mine collapse killed ten miners and Japanese workers. Two more died in a separate Central Honshu cave-in last week, while five were rescued after ninety hours of entrapment.
Aetna Life Insurance seeks a Special Representative for Hope Arkansas as Estate Control Plan Specialist. Salary up to 4800 annually plus commission, age 28 to 45, seven weeks Hartford training, two year program, must reside in Hope two years, rent and travel paid, aptitude test 10 score, proof of former success, college degree preferred. Include qualifications and phone number in first letter.
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