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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1953
Page
4
A clipped editorial review discusses trade war rhetoric and Southern industrial growth. It cites Southern textile, furniture, and mill developments, noting New England disruptions from wartime shifts yet highlighting Southern resources and potential for balanced national prosperity.
In Jacksonville Bla, former Dace County Sheriff Sir ing Jimmy Sullivan and his wife Ethel were acquitted in a federal tax evasion trial. After 75 minutes of deliberation, the jury found Sullivan not guilty of defrauding the government of 17,000 dollars. The case stemmed from a Senate Crime Committee investigation into gambling in the Miami area.
Meyers Bakery in Hope built in 1951 expanded from eleven to fifty seven workers by 1992. A visiting group toured the Brown and Serve Roll plant and discussed production, payroll, and community support with manager Jess Gilliam. The plant now produces 10,200 dozen rolls daily worth about $53,000 monthly and operates two shifts to control costs.
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson told Congress United Nations forces in Korea have ample ammunition for present operations and will soon have enough for more active operations. He spoke in a face to face meeting with General James A Van Fleet who had warned of serious shortages earlier. Continued on Page Two.
Berlin reports suggest Gerhart Eisler may regain influence after Stalin’s death as Daurea P. Berta rises to No. 2 in the Soviet hierarchy. Eisler is described as a favorite of Berta, who is now minister of internal affairs and a deputy premier. Ulbricht’s East German deputy premier role remains noted.
HAL BOYLE portrays the American housewife as the great woman in history though full of complexity. The piece hints at social roles, admiration, and evolving views of domestic life within a lighthearted column tone.
The Arkansas Senate approved Gov. Francis Cherry's property tax amendment to revamp the assessment system. The bill moves to the House for approval to appear on the next general election ballot. Key opponents included Senators Stafford Logan Hurat and Rodgers among nine dissenters.
In Little Rock a drawing selected Arkansas state senators for two and four year terms after re districting. Full four year terms went to Yon Allen Brinkley Lee Bearden Lawrence Blackwall Jack Clark Andred Siloam Springs Eis Pagan WEB Fietcher Scott J E Path Garner Fi Smith Morrell Gath Right Pine Bluff Artie Gregory Max Howell W C Wurst Rector Guy H Jones Fletcher Long Y M Mack Moorefield Dewitt Poe McGehee Lamar Rodgers West Memphis The remaining drew two year terms and must seek re election next year. The drawing occurred under re apportionment rules following last year’s redistricting and federal census reviews.
Mrs V A Pate aged 71 longtime Hope resident died late Monday night in a local hospital. She was widow of VY A Pate an insurance salesman and had lived with her daughter Mrs James H Jones in Hope. Survived by four daughters and several sons, funeral at 10 a m Wednesday at Methodist Church with the Rev Jesse Hamill and the Rev Wiley of Hope officiating. Burial at Hill Cemetery.
W H Allison of Hot Springs joins the Fruit and Truck Branch Station at the University of Arkansas as research assistant to replace Charles V Maa who resigned to pursue botanical studies. Allison attended Arkansas Polytechnic College and the University of Arkansas earning a B S A in 1940. He was a member of Alpha Phi Alpha and has served as a vocational agricultural teacher at Patmos, with ten years in the armed forces. He is married with four children.
A road contractor and the highway director appeared before the Pulaski County Grand Jury in the McMath era highway audit investigation. Nine witnesses, including former officials J C Baker and Tyllman Baker, testified amid charges of waste and extravagance tied to the McMath administration.
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas House approved a bill to bar state board members from selling equipment or merchandise to boards, reversing earlier opposition by Gov. Cherry. The measure, following Senate approval, aims to prevent conflicts of interest in state boards. The House also defeated a bill to appropriate funds for restoring Arkansas Civil War capitol at Washington County.
A Moscow dispatch reports officials including Deputy Minister Vashly Sepenathay and Ambassador Panyushkin warning about the invincible Red Front. Pravda notes the recall of an announcer and highlights Communist ties to China. The piece centers on political tension and state messaging in the Soviet capital.
US observers report diplomats noting unrest in Malenkov speech and warning of internal strain in the Soviet leadership. Analysts compare the address to a campaign move aimed at securing loyalty, with emphasis on armed forces and external threats.
Tuesday to Sunday forecast shows temperatures averaging four to six degrees warmer than normal. Expect a cooler spell Thursday into Friday with a gradual rise afterward. Moderate precipitation with occasional rain possible Tuesday night and Thursday.
The White House received a revised demotion bill aimed at correcting cirner legislation. It would affect grades for officers and possibly delay or freeze demotions starting April 1. The measure includes temporary relief to address unintended impacts on personnel and a study by an administration panel.
Annual Girl Scout ceremony at the First Methodist Church featured awards for Brownies and Juniors. Miss Mable Jthridge led prayers. Mrs. Moldie Whitman spoke for the Community Committee. Mrs. Milton Dilla and Mrs. J. We Pranks presented badges and wings. Elaine Thompson and Ginger Wallace earned swimming badges. many recipients named for good grooming, outdoor safety, and citizenship badges. Police team noted Syracuse NY significant event with Detective and Mrs William Holder as first husband wife pair in the department.
The Blevins PTA meeting date has been rescheduled from Thursday March 12 to Thursday night in May. Parents and staff are advised to note the new timing and plan attendance accordingly.
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