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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1952
Page
3
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Photo from Shipley Studio shows the inaugural batch of chicks delivered to Hope from Corn Belt Hatcheries Arkansas. Attendees include Mrs. Freda Greenan, Randolph PanecaManager, Henry Leavitt Arkansas branch manager, and pilots Bill Laha Doyle Atkins. The scene marks a new poultry supply effort amid wartime era concerns.
General Ridgway warns that world peace hangs by a thread as United Nations negotiators seek a ceasefire. He describes long wars, strategic deceit, and potential consequences for Allied nations if aggression continues. He urges objective analysis of intentions and actions amid rising tension.
A Charleston ceremony marks Leonie Hughes receiving a diploma, while her uncle Henri Lemay celebrates her achievement and plans for returning home after accompanying her to New York. The pair meet Mrs McDevitt and her family, discuss visits to Charleston, and prepare for future travels to Richmond.
Senator Connally urged that an American succeed Eisenhower as Western European defense commander as Gruenther faced questions on his possible resignation and NATO plans. Speculation centered on Ridgway or Gruenther with Britain’s Montgomery and France’s Juin floated.
King Farouk dissolves the Wat dist-dominated lower chamber in Cairo and orders a general election set for May 18. The Cabinet led by Independent Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha requested the decree, with the new Chamber of Deputies to meet May 31. Senate composition remains, but speculation grows on wider changes to remove the Wafd majority.
Prescott News reports the Prescott Business and Professional Women's Club will honor state president Miss Paul Ine Gideon of El Dorado at a dinner at Lawson Hotel. Also invited are Miss Fannie Hartley of Little Rock and Miss Gerirude Witt of Little Rock as guests, with additional church and community events listed for March 26 to 27 and Kiwanis district talk by Mr. Mitchell Sparks of Hope emphasizing voter education and integrity.
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