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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
2
A transcript shows Mrs Patton denying rumors of her support for Eisenhower and any talk of coordinating with General Patton. Pegler pressed for truth during a telephone interview, but Patton ended the call and returned to a children's party.
Major league results show New York beating Philadelphia 10 to 3 and Washington 3 to 1 over Cleveland. St Louis topped Detroit 2 to 1, Brooklyn and Chicago posted notable wins, while other cities reported Nishville Little Rock Chattanooga Memphis and Atlanta in tonight’s schedule.
Fragmented briefs cover Phillies changes with Roddie Saws yer replaced by Steve O'Net, Sam Snead and Jay Fereler leading golf in Toledo, and scattered notes on senior tour events, the Talay Veit tee event, and Olympic team preparations with uncertain details across several cities.
A rough schedule for New York radios shows on Saturday night across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Program titles include Gun Smoke Gene Autry Grand Ole Opry and Twenty Questions with mention of The Theater of the Air and Bad Guy Lumibardo music. Also notes a Sunday lineup with Union Report and the New York Giants game at Pittsburgh.
A fragment mentions Freeddig Ayer, nephew of Mrs Patton, as Republican candidate for Massachusetts attorney general. The text hints at political intrigue and public opinion amid ailing decorum, noting possible connections to an influential figure and a forthcoming decision by the commonwealth’s voters.
Nashville defeated Hope 3 to 2 as Gregory Hurl s Nashville to the win striking out ten while allowing six hits. Anderson contributed three hits for the visitors and Hope rallied with a eighth inning homer by Marty Filaga to threaten but fell short. Hope pitcher Charles Gough allowed four runs on four hits in his season debut.
A Washington report details partisan fights over wartime budget limits and extended government powers. Republicans and Southern Democrats challenge Administration plans to preserve wage, price, and rent controls, with amendments seeking to end price controls after June 30 and to limit regulatory authority. Leaders debate extending or ending various controls as the House and Senate seek final language.
General Mark Clark stated in Tokyo that predicting Korea’s course is impossible but he is confident the free world’s security will be upheld. He emphasized UN resolve against Communism, the commitment to press military actions, and that nightly bombing of North Korean hydroelectric plants was a military decision with no policy change.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania governor John S Fine says he was inclined to oppose General Eisenhower but now gravitates toward his views. He declined to name a preferred GOP nominee, promising to reveal his choice before the convention.
Gov. Fine signals closeness to Eisenhower amid party rifts over convention support. An Associated Press poll shows 32 of 72 Pennsylvania delegates favor Eisenhower, 24 lean Taft, with undecided voters possible to guide. Fine rejects feud claims with Sen. Duff and asserts alignment with independent thinkers in the GOP.
South Korean President Syngman Rhee, who survived an assassination attempt, announced that political press censorship would be halted though military censorship remains. He said foreign and domestic press had faced discrimination and vowed immediate abolition. He also reversed prior resignations from martial law officials, keeping some in place with reprimands or pay cuts.
A bachelor pastor at a fashionable New York church faces social pressures from Mrs. Murchison a wealthy patron while Miss Em ily Marrow a paid companion navigates romance and modern womanhood . Amid tea talk con flicts about careers marriage and class unfold as a servant and pastor contend with an unwelcome creature in the house.
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