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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a dispute over a contract at Dawey involving SMB. The record hints a president or leader protested a contractor action with phrases like need ay o. Details are unclear and names are partially legible.
In a long scene in a housed interior, Antoinette and Henri discuss family ties and future plans. They reminisce about gamely past times, mention a possible inheritance, and note Henri’s hopes for a change in fortune as Antoinette hints at legacies and Edmund Calvert. (To Be Continued)
A garbled OCR fragment describes a property dispute involving a man named Wallace and mentions Barbados. Details are unclear as the text is heavily corrupted, with references to a wife, household damage, and boards smiting or covering part of a house. No clear date, location, or outcome is discernible.
Washington March 1961 The Stabilization Board weighing a frame of recommendations for a steel labor dispute. The board after accepting an offer from CIO United Steelworkers for higher pay and benefits faced a looming walkout by 690,000 workers. Officials believed settlement possible if unions delay action until April 8 to allow bargaining, with potential shutdowns if talks fail.
Minnesota voters face a complex primary as 25 of 28 Republican and 38 of 26 Democratic delegates advance to the national convention, with three more pledged by state conventions. Write-in candidates have no delegate provision, and Eisenhower’s supporters debate paths to influence amid reported strengths and Taft’s weak standing. Strong figures include Dwight Eisenhower and Sen. Taft shaping the contest.
Blytheville lawyer Charlie Partlow files for re election in the Second District race. He cites labor issues and wage board activity as factors shaping the campaign. Readings mention Gresny, Clay, Poinsett and neighboring counties amid a convoluted discussion of corruption and party pledges.
Robert Knetzer, once a noted alfalfa farmer and postwar auto tycoon, was returned to Springfield by bailiffs after slipping away during a cash-raising trip. Federal Judge Brig Vie granted him vacation from jail to raise funds. previous efforts total $170,000 of the $250,000 needed to purge contempt. Gerald Sammons, a Hillsboro dealer, provided $11,900 of the sum, but it is unclear how the money was used.
Dorothy Evilaon—sponsored by the Hope Civic Improvement Association—will give a concert at Hope City Hall at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 1. Accompanist Hillyard Patterson, known from the Horace Heidt Show, will feature. Admission is $1, with a reserved section for white music lovers.
Magnolia, March 19. Columbia County Sheriff Claud Linton said a 75-year-old Black woman living alone fired through a door when a burglar attempted to break into her home. The intruder was killed by the shot. No charges against the woman have been filed.
The Federal Conciliation and Mediation Service stepped into the strike at the Dixie Cup Company's plant here. Strikers and company representatives were to meet this afternoon with a mediator as the AFL Puget Sulphite and Power Workers Union supported wage demands near the plant.
Cate faced mounting debts as he delivered initial cars then stopped. After accepting down payments, no further vehicles were provided. Bankruptcy filings in 1948 showed a 3 million dollar debt.
Six eighth grade pupils from Merion Oregon study Bay Area transportation after his principal defied the school board and brought them to San Francisco by air. Principal Royal A Ivory sponsors this trip as part of fourth flying class financed by parents. The Josephine County School Board disapproves of the arrangement.
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