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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
1
Turbulent talks between union leaders and steel employers stalled as workers demand higher pay while management contends with proposed raises. Reported clashes include walkouts and refusals to budge from wage and unionization terms, with CIO and PAN affiliations cited amid broader labor tension.
A reader notes that commercials shape viewing by drawing sponsor power and questions if programs should be dropped. she shares personal tales of children and pets affected by television. The column discusses shift toward artful ads and the broader impact on housewives and home life.
Washington hearing on the foreign information program outlined a plan to boost propaganda and information campaigns abroad. Witnesses estimated Soviet propaganda costs at 1.4 billion annually and urged aggressive American outreach including new relay stations, books, films, and targeted messaging to counter Communist influence worldwide.
In Little Rock on March 28 the Crop Reporting Service announced Arkansas broiler production for the year reached about 9.834 million birds, a 42 percent rise from 49.179 million in 1930. Exports to AHL totaled 59.088 million dollars, while 1951 income rose to 36 million. Average weight and price per pound were listed, with regional breakdowns for Northwest, North Central, Southwest and other areas.
Fayetteville March 26 The University of Arkansas announced the purchase of 3,300 acres of land from the federal government to expand its main agricultural experiment station. The Lakeington Land Utilization Project area surrounds the station, now to be used for beef cattle development. Dean Lippert S. Rie of Agriculture said the land will support beef cattle development at the station.
In MepAlpster Oklahoma on March 26 Robert Phillips 24 was sentenced to 20 years in prison for kidnapping. The court delivered the verdict after a case outlining the victim’s abduction and subsequent legal proceedings.
Eisenhower's allies predict the six nation European army treaty will be signed and ready for ratification before May. Paris hosts defense ministers from France West Germany Italy The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg to finalize the accord. Ike may return to campaign for the Republican nomination as the treaty clears parliament hurdles and federation doubts.
John Foster Dulles, after resigning as an administration adviser, announced a new high profile speaking schedule for April, May, and June. He noted no successor was planned as Senate approval of the Japanese treaty and three Pacific security pacts last week concluded his peace treaty duties.
Mrs Jewel Evers of Mendy was named to the judgeship yesterday and will assume duties as the new judge. The announcement stated she has honed acting experience and will serve as the district court judge in the upcoming term.
More than 6000 plant and accounting workers of New Jersey Bell quit work as CIO operators refused to cross picket lines at Newark and other offices. A company spokesman said 75 honored lines, with 50 cent gap remaining from marathon talks. Most day-shift operators were not due to report until 9 am, and service was said not to be affected unless breakdowns occur. Independent Telephone Workers Union members led the strike with 15 pickets outside Newark headquarters.
Western powers released a note to Moscow outlining plans to bind Germany to a defensive European community with West German cooperation. They challenged Soviet claims to unify Germany and urged a United Nations visit to the Soviet zone to verify free elections. The note signals tighter Western ties with Western Germany and cautions against an independent German military force.
Curt Simmons the Philadelphia Phillies left handed pitching star from the 1950 pennant team will receive his army discharge early next month in Gorpolngen Germany. He is a key figure in the club following the 1950 season and awaits his release to return to baseball duties.
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