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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
4
Strange Ends on Democracy and Elections Across Nations
A columnist argues that European observers misread the American system, praising the U S representative democracy and electoral process. He contrasts France’s parliamentary power with the United States, defending the republic against claims of being undemocratic and warning against a universal democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt Allegmeler Zeitung
Fis
Paris
Aba
Henri de France
Lyons
Rin
Wilouard Herriot
National Assembly
Vincent S Auriol
Markets Open Steady As Steel Drive Hints At Bethlehem Target
New York stocks opened steady to firm with low priced issues showing activity and high grades extending gains. Traders expect a CIO led drive this week to crack major steel firms, with Bethlehem Steel viewed as the likely first target as industry gains approach two year highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steen
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
South Swelters Run Heat. Little Relief Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports heat remains intense with only brief relief in parts of Arkansas. In Little Rock gusty winds and a 15 degree drop accompanied a trace of rain. Blytheville remained the hottest, Arkansas City hit 107, and showers were light but offered some temporary dampening in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
reNaskana
Little Rock
Texarkana
Blytheville
Local Guards Plan Annual Summer Camp At Camp Polk
Lt Walter Sallee of the National Guard attended a Regimental Staff Conference at Camp Robinson June 28 29 receiving instructions about the summer encampment at Camp Polk Louisiana August 3 to 17 Plans aim to make the camp the best organized and most successful yet Qualified applicants aged 17 to 35 can still join and receive regular pay plus an expense paid vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sallee
National Guard
Camp Robinson
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Guard
Local Scouts Head to Camp Pioneer for Week
Seventeen local Boy Scouts depart this weekend for Camp Pioneer for a week. Hope men supervising include Oliver Adams Monday Lawrence Martin Tuesday Pod Porterfield Wednesday Royce Weisenberger Thursday and C. V. Nunn Jr Friday who will bring the scouts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pioneer
Hope
Oliver Adams
Lawrence Martin
Pod Porterfield
Royce Weisenberger
C. V. Nunn, Jr
Legion Post to Install Officers Tuesday at Ellis Hall
The Leslia Huddleston Legion Post will install officers at 7 45 PM Tuesday at Ellis Hall, its new home. Cornelius will lead the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslia Huddleston Legion
Ellis Hall
Cornelius
Trucks Collide in Hope. minor damage reported
Police investigate a downtown Hope collision on Elm Street between Front and Second as trucks driven by Dexter Alford and Ned Purtle sustained little damage Locals listed Hope routes 3 and 9 two drivers involved and no injuries reported by the city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Alford
Hope Rt. 3
Ned Purtle
Hope Rt. 9
Hope
Front
Second
Elm Street
Local Soldier Completes Basic Training at Fort Eustis
Pvt. Billy J. Lockard, son of Mr and Mrs H E Lockard of 318 E Ave, has completed Basic Training at the Replacement Training Center, the Army Transportation Center, Fort Eustis Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Eustis
Billy J. Lockard
H. E. Lockard
E. Ave
Army's Transportation Center
Virginia
Chiang Says Bombing Would Beat Reds
Chiang Kai shek predicted in Washington that all-out bombing of China’s war industries could stir a powder keg of rebellion against Communist tyranny. The Chinese Nationalist leader, exiled on Formosa, reiterated his determination to strike mainland targets someday, as summarized in U.S. News and World Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rogerb JR
Washington
Chaign Kei- Shek
China
Chaign
Formosa
U.S. News and World Report
Ted
del Chiang
Gloomy Republican Governors See Difficulties Ahead
Houston report notes GOP leaders forecast setbacks in November with four governors voicing concerns over civil rights issues. Alfred Driscoll Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler and Eisenhower backers warn the party faces an uphill race. Democratic officials at the Governors Conference express confidence, while debate over FEPC and civil rights looms large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Noveber
Dwight D. Eigenhower
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Adlair
Stevenson
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Supreme Court
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Paul A. Devers
Massachusetts
Jett
Devers
Richard Russell
Georgia
Taft
Driscoll
Kohler
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Jen Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Hugh Butler
Peterson
Nation's May death toll hits record high in Nazi Chicago data
The National Safety Council announced that the nation's May death toll rose to 3,166, the highest May figure on record. Last month’s toll was 12 percent higher than May 1931, marking a continued rise over the previous May and a sharp year over year increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
GOP Delegates Fight Heads to National Committee Showdown
Contested delegate seats from eight states and Puerto Rico ignite a showdown as Taft and Eisenhower camps dispute seating rules. Key battles center on Texas 38 seats with other contests in Florida Louisiana Georgia Mississippi Missouri and Kansas. Credentials appeals and floor fights loom as subcommittees prepare summaries and the Resolutions Committee drafts the Republican platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicagg
Taft
Eiserhower
Republican National
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guy G. Gabrielson
Puerto Rico
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Eisenhower
Gabrielson
National Committee
International Amphitheatre
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Monte Appell
Washington
J. Kenneth Bradley
Bridgeport
Conn
Clarence J
MacArthur
Convention Headquarters
Conrad Hilton
Sen. Lodge
Thieves Loot Concession Stand at Municipal Pool
City police report a Saturday night break in at the municipal swimming pool concession stand, with candy gum a gallon of mustard and four jars of pennies taken. An attempt at Delaney's Grocery in downtown Hope was unsuccessful. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal
City Palice
Delaney
Hope
Guerillas Kill in Korea
Guerilla fighters killed several soldiers in Korea near Pusan and nearby areas as reported by military officials. The incident raised tensions amid ongoing clashes and patrols in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Saturday's 102 Hottest Day in Hope Weather
Official records from the University of Arkansas Experiment Station show a high of 102 on Saturday in Hope. Light rain traces were reported Saturday and Sunday, with temperatures reaching 85 Sunday and a low near 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
University of Arkansas Experiment Station
Arkansas Death Toll Reaches 19
A pair of fatal light plane crashes near Batesville Ark and a multi car collision near Glenwood push Arkansas weekly violent death toll to 19. Navy veterans Ray Grobe 36 of Malvern and Paw Freeman Jr 34 of Conway died in the Batesville crash. Rex Kelly act of Steele Mo and his father Clarence Kelly were injured in a separate crash near Batesville. An 8 year old Hubert Moon was killed in a four car collision near Glenwood with Deputy C C Myers of Glenwood among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ark
Arkanang
Independence County
Burton Arnold
Ray Frobe
Malvern
Paw Froomin Jr
Consway
Arnold
Grobe
Frank Saxerari
Charlotte
Saxer
Imnen
Wien
Prove Plekud Freeman
Conway
Grash
Rex Kelly
Steele
Clarence Kelly
Young Kelly
Op Little Rock
Forrester
Two Wildcat Oil Tests Abandoned in Hempstead County
Two more wildcat oil tests in Hempstead County were abandoned as dry. Broday Oil Company’s Edwards and Foster No 2 at Fulton reached 3,050 feet before being abandoned. Last week King Estate No 1 in Shower Springs area near 4,500 feet also abandoned. A Rob Jones place test NE SW 16-13-29 was shut at about 2,100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Broday Oil Company
Fulton
King Estate
Shower Springs
Wildcat
Rob Jones Place
Hempstead County Students Excel With B Averages
Five Hempstead County students earned B or better in the spring term at Henderson State Teachers College. Margaret Watson of Arkadelphia led with all A’s in general college. Upperclassmen on the dean’s list posted all A’s including Bobbye Jean Beynham, Charles Bonner, and others from Pine Bluff to Plainview. Springer of Hope earned a BA in psychology, while several freshmen also posted no grades below B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Hempstead County
Henderson State Teachers College
C. B. Cooper
Margaret Watson
General College
Yen
Bobbye Jean Beynham
Charles Bonner
Pine Bluff
Joe L. Cheatham
Malvern
Sidney P. Davis, Jr
Prescott
John T. Odom
Mena
John W. Paschall, Jr
Gould
Velma Blankenship
Stamps
L. D. Springer, Jr
Hope
Clifton Woodall
Gordon
Bennie Joyce Woodward
Plainview
Springer
J. D. Springer
HSTC
Ailments of Parents and Stroke Care for Families
A discussion on stroke as a family crisis, detailing how a parent’s sudden illness strains households. It advises loving, patient support to maintain the patient’s sense of normal life, urging caregivers to bridge the gap between past and present while preserving dignity and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiest
Ike Jim
Jim
Imother- Inslan
Difference
Murry Campaign Opens in North Little Rock Thursday
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Murry prepares an 84 point program for his campaign opener in North Little Rock tonight, with plans to discuss his highway program, the Highway Audit Commission, and attacks on special interests. He will campaign in multiple towns Thursday through Saturday, with a statewide tour including Texarkana and Stuttgart, culminating in radio coverage on a 21 station hookup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prafa Atly
Murry
Democratc
North Little Reel
Ile Sulé
Me-Muth
Motovendes
Hardyce
Texarkana
Malvarn
Line Bluff
Stuttgart
McMath
Hig Highway
Arkansas
McMath Fett Yasterday
Houston
Tex
Truman
Bull Shoals
Norfolk Hame
Boyd Tackett
Perryville
Jack Holt
Francis Cherry
Dent
Holt Wald
Truman to Sign Expanded Wage Price Controls Bill
Washington reports President Truman plans to sign later today a 10 month extension of wage and price controls, with Congress having passed the measure amid concerns over Defense Production Act authority. Senators and Rep Rayburn noted the president appeared not fully eager but saw the extension as necessary. provisions would modify the act and set conditions for rent and consumer goods controls and wage oversight through next April 30, 10 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Truman
Rayburn
DsTex
White House
Igkomblan
Crum
Tha Housa
Signa- the
Rodiay
Ayor
Oydl Roxerve Board
Pelyud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
Sir Charles Darling
London
Geonayd Kedainston
Legion
Chiang
By Jack Bell
Pusan Cal
Cag
Ir Pauls
Kansas City
Kans
Karhow
Hal Boyle
Spaak
Hig
DeQueen
Axhdown
Nashville
Proscoll
Woldenf Tim
Mag Holly
Lewinville
Sof
Seoul
United Sta
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