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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1952

Page

4

Tornado Toll and Aid Drive Move Arkansas Towns

Eyewitness account from Dierks details a deadly Friday tornado and the wider state impact. The Crisp baby died. towns like Judsonia Cotton Plant and Bald Knob faced heavy destruction. Arkansas totals: 131 dead 717 injured 3,000 homeless, 702 homes destroyed. American Red Cross pledges 25,000 and an overall million dollars for the region. Public donations urged through Hope Star and local banks and stations.

Dierks Westbrook Hotel Howard County el Dorado Victoria Bank & Trust Co Arkansas Judsonia Bald Knob Hope Cotton Valley American Red Cross

Sixteen Die in French Africa Plane Crash Near Gao

A French operated African Tropical Transport Society plane crashed after takeoff from Gao, killing sixteen people including a baby and injuring three crew. The craft went down in jungle 80 miles northeast of Niamey, about 1,300 miles east of Dakar and 329 miles north of Lagos. The plane was en route from Gao to Nice on a routine flight when engine trouble forced the crash.

Dakar French West Africa Gao Nigeria Niamey Algiers Nice Lagos Ien Gulf of Guinea

Mother of Local Woman Succumbs

Mrs. Glenn H. Quaid mother of Mrs. Paul Klipsch of Hope dies Sunday at the home of a daughter in Temple, Texas. She also leaves a second daughter, Mrs. Pete Zance, in Hammond, Texas. Funeral services are held today with interment Wednesday at El Paso, Texas.

Glenn H. Quaid Paul Klipsch Hope Mark J. Nash Temple Exas Pete Zance Ample el Paso Texar

Marbles, wind and a boy recount a tornado's wreck

In Memphis, a 7 year old from Cotton Plant Arkansas tells how a tornado demolished his parents home while he played marbles. He describes the house tearing apart, being swept into a ditch, and injuries to himself and family as rescuers arrive and take them to safety in Searcy and Memphis.

Charles Michael Thomas Cotton Plant Ark Charles Thomas United Press

British railroads one track night watch long prepared

A fragmented report mentions British railways and a single-track situation amid unclear technical notes and currency references, with stray phrases such as ge ce Wong and 9d. The readable portion points to railway timing or pricing discussion without clear events.

Gece Wong

Trainmen Fear Grade Crossings Along Route

New York dispatch profiles railroad engineer James Lemley who has driven 2,000,000 miles in almost 40 years without a collision. He notes about one third of fatal accidents involve motorists at grade crossings, while his Royal Blue run from Washington to Jersey City demonstrates high speeds and the challenges of signaling and post placement.

New York James Lemley Count Ur Cao Lemley Baltimore and Ohio Washington, D. C Jersey City N. J Flegr

Woman Admits Planning Reno Burglary

Marie Jeanne d Arc Michaud admitted masterminding a daylight burglary at La Vere Redfield’s Nevada safe, planned to place the loot in circulation, and was to be indicted by a federal grand jury after her arrest in Playstaff Arkansas with nearly a million dollars in cash jewelry and securities.

Marie Jeanne d'Arc Michaud Jtill Trvial Ag Redfield Reno Playstaff Aris la Vere Redfield Michaud Reng Flagstaff Federal Grand Jury

Italy Demands Return of Trieste Demonstration

In Rome on March 24 a large protest by about ten thousand university students and other Romans rallied in the streets calling for the return of Trieste to Italy. The demonstration featured shouting crowds, but no injuries or clashes with police were reported.

Rome Trieste Italy

Storm Ravaged Counties Face Grim Rebuilding Efforts

Grim task of burying and rebuilding after six tornadoes. The toll reaches 233 dead and 1,190 wounded across Arkansas 144 Tennessee 69 Mississippi 1 Kentucky 6 Missouri 10 and Alabama 6. Salvation Army Red Cross workers provide aid as thousands are homeless. Continued on Page Two.

Little Rock Marcel Aving Torpados Perylega Arkansas Tennessee Misatsalpie Kentucky Missouri Alabama Javed Salvation Army Red Cross

City Council Seeks Action on Garbage Fees Ordinance

The City of Hope faces a pending enforcement plan after September 1051 when the council paused an ordinance for garbage and waste collection. It includes penalties and inspection of premises, with authorities to add fees for services and threaten civil action to recover unpaid amounts. The council directed the City Attorney to file information against delinquents, though some citizens challenged imprisonment for nonpayment as unconstitutional per Arkansas Supreme Court precedent Geurin v. Racke.

Officlala Counci Hopa Yesthy Acawas Bammada Supremof Arkansas Geurin Va

Schools to Close Two Days for Teachers Meet

Schools will close Thursday and Friday to allow teachers to attend the Kansas Education Association convention in Little Rock. Negro schools will also close for the same reason.

mal Are _Kansas Education Little Rock Aulnn Maren St Oud Bition Clatelet Pinuclore

Officials Discuss Steel Controversy in Key West

Key West March 24 President Titman and Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson entered the steel controversy. Wilson warned a steel strike would jeopardize mobilization and the economy. He arrived with a War Stabilization Board recommendation for a wage increase for United Steel Workers to 17.12 cents hourly by Jan 1, while steel makers warned of possible price hikes to cover costs. Maybank invited Wilson to Capitol Hill to explain the steel situation as Wilson discussed broader matters beyond steel and hoped for no strike to avoid disruption.

Key West Titman Defense Charlea E. Wilson Wilson Wituon Washington Waga Stabiliization Board CIG United Steel Workers Konathy Wegehoard Pitta Wilson Sald

Negotiators Nearly Reach Point in Korea Talks

In Faomcaloin Korea negotiators from both sides reported they are close to agreement on a single point while talks remain deadlocked on other issues. No further details were released.

Faomcaloin Korea Maral Slamplon

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