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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
3
Anecdotal account from Los Alamos New Mexico describes uneasy feelings among residents about the atomic bomb project. The piece notes local fatigue, societal tension, and concerns over wartime secrecy and its impact on daily life amid retrenchment and rebuilding efforts.
A long, disjointed recount traces polio and typhoid fever increases in Arkansas and beyond. It mentions Dr. Wanhbirn and a divided public mood, noting hospital cases, rising illness totals, and debates over segregation, ownership, and law. The piece blends personal anecdotes with social tension about public health and policy.
Oil production in the United States rose by a daily average of 3,025 barrels for the week ended June ? The Oil and Gas Journal notes gains in Colorado and Texas led the rise, with smaller increases in Alabama California Montana Nebraska and Utah. Oklahoma and other states posted mixed changes while production surpassed 6 million barrels daily in some regions.
State Guards plan disrupted as a group of veterans, about 100 members, prepared to return home from Korea via Chicago and were split into two. half left by bus or train, while the other half remained for federal service separation.
More than 4,000 construction workers resumed work at a secret government project site after officials from Div Knox construction company and the union reached a settlement. U.S. District Engineer Collins Holmer said the dispute ended last night following talks in Little Rock between Carpenters, Millwrights, and joiners leaders and Knox officials. No details of the settlement were released. Pickets had formed last Wednesday over equipment installation issues, involving AL Pron workers as well.
Malvern Arkansas crowd hears Tackett describe a controversial event after a late night trip. He asserts planning to avoid similar incidents and claims never to have run for office again, while local officials discuss turnout and safety concerns.
ANCHORAGH Alaska Civilian searchers widen efforts between Shey and Northway for a missing plane. The craft, its occupants and a passenger list are unclear. The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports limited time remains with winter conditions reducing daylight.
LITO HOCK uh-Willigiy A. Hicks, a civic leader and longtime head of the Peoples National Bank, died at a Little Rock hospital yesterday after a long illness. He served as bank president and was chairman of the board at his death, a Latth Rock native.
In FLELENA Arkansas farm incident, Virule Tsou Poinsett County operator and Auedlod son Camp face kidnapping and accessory charges. Allen Stuckler, 36, is also sought as a suspect. Sheriff P. Hickey says case may shift to federal authorities under penalties laws. Herbert Kennedy, 46, injured in the attack, is hospitalized in Helena. Preliminary hearing planned for three charged individuals pending further evidence.
EL DORADO Arkansas Lion Oil offers strikers at its chemical plant a return to work under terms of the old contract or an alternative pay package. Union officials say workers remain unconditionally available to return. No new talks scheduled as of last night. Funeral notices given for longtime Arkansas bank and farm credit leader. two daughters survive.
Prescott Community notices recap Wednesday events across churches and clubs. Prayer meetings at Nazarene First Methodist and First Christian, with choir practice at Presbyterian. Future Homemaker Club gathering and Canasta Club at Mrs. Kinney’s home. Garden flowers and bridge events highlight social calendar. several local residents listed with visits and travel updates.
The State secretary announced that a candidate withdrew from a state senate race in the 24th Congressional District yesterday. With James Bowles of Kentucky out, remaining contenders include Sen. Lee Bearden, Henry K. Hoyt, and William Ho Wyatt. The district covers Mississippi, Craig head, and Poinsett Counties.
A federal suit filed yesterday challenges Georgia segregation policies in the University of Georgia system, as part of a two year struggle to gain admission to the University School of Law in Athens. Horace T. Ward, an Atlanta Negro, and supporters press the case while Governor Herman Talmadge pledges state defense of the policy.
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