Additional Red Cross Contributions Reported
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
10
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler 1952 Criticism of U S leaders
A syndicated column from Westbrook Pegler condemns Roosevelt Truman and allies for war decisions and alleged corruption. It accuses government figures of graft and betraying America to communism, detailing claims of pay raises, political manipulation, and critiques of State Department officials in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
King Featuras Syndicate
Madrid
Europe
Simeon Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Harry Hopking
Pelix Frankfurten
Bernard Baruch
Vruman
Congress
House of Commons
Truman
Great Cabal
Alben Bartley
Rome
State Department
Lloyd Free
United States
Italy
Ehrer
Foula
Maly
Landowner Hamer Sloan Dies at Willbeth Plantation
East Arkansas landowner Hamer Firate Sloan aged 80 died at his home in Marked Tree Ark. He owned the Willbeth Plantation and was a native of Smithville Ark. Survived by his widow and two children Willem C. Sloan of Jonesboro and Walter B. Powell of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Hamer Firate Sloan
East Arkansas
Yeaterday
Sloan
Willbeth
Marked Tree
Ark
Smithville
Willem C. Sloan
Jonesboro
Walter B. Powell
Fascist Opposition and Communist Rise in War Era Reflections
The piece argues fascism must be defeated and condemns communist grabs of power after WW II. It notes figures like Roosevelt and Stalin, praise for Italian anti-fascists, and critiques allied leaders for trusting Salian Communists. It mentions Capone and Naples, Tehran, and dangers from a strong air threat to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
United States
Germany
Lloyd Free
Naples
Robert B. Capnes
Bas
Tate Roosevelt
Naval
Europe
New York
France
Spain
Franco
Roosevelt
Careers Open in South to Negroes in Arkansas College Address
Willis, vice president for industrial relations at a major tobacco firm, told an Arkansas AM & N College audience that northern industry can offer better career growth for Black workers than the South. He discussed housing and job opportunities, housing and social barriers, and noted selective southern changes while urging more Black-owned businesses and education to expand opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Blatt
Tyan
Wills
Arkansas AM & N College
Willis
Trigina Tonal Mirwester Company
Jenin
South
Regis
Eisenhower's Paris Dispatches Show Subtle Diplomacy
Paris March 19 reports Ike Eisenhower handling dispatches via teleprinters as campaign aides gather and assess political duty. Atlantic Pact headquarters relay notes to General's office while questions loom about potential public statements before leaving Supreme Allied Commander role in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
D. Eisenhower
Tony
Minnesota
Altec
Europe
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Algia Sherman
Ferrell Baker
Lowell Robertson
Owens Department Store
Grigg's Decor
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J. W. Patterson
Fred Ellis
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White's Cafe
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Alice Halfert
E. WN. Glover
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Monroe Johnson
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Ruth Royal
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Louise Yerger
N. Glover
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Castarin Smith
Jewel Wright
Pete Muldrow
G. L. Cox
Andrew Jones
Walter May
Roosevelt Gar
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J. S. Bragganne
Amicus Dunlap
Lewis Sandifur
Eddie Royal
Arkansas
Mrs. Tucker
U. S
Chuck Roast
Arkansas Maid
U.S
Ig Tate
Jesne Hist
Stalin
Pers
Abraham Lincoln
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Soviet Russia
Unites States
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Ike
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