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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1952
Page
3
A UPI summary notes the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's plan to equip 40 combat ready divisions in Western Europe by year end. It mentions Army and Navy movements, factory shipments, and questions about who supplies support and how equipment will flow to Allied forces.
Army documents show plans to replace tanks and vehicles with World War II type equipment as priority shipments. Defense Department review allowed delivery after clearance, with final version noting duties in Korea, Indochina, or likely aggression zones. National Guard units would receive substitutes for summer field training.
Huntington court records reveal a canine dispute where William Gibson claimed ownership of a hound named Rover. The dog was ordered to be returned to Gibson after a humorous exchange, with the hound calmly recognizing its owner as it trotted away.
Prescott daily notices list prayer meetings at Church of the Nazarene and Pleasant Christian Church Wednesday evening, choir rehearsals at Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a Kiwanis dinner club gathering, and a Swing n Sway square dance at Legion Hut. Community groups including Victory Home Demonstration Club, Alpha Omicron ESA, and Detta Kappa Gamma hold meetings with guest speakers, workshops, and socializing.
Taft seeks withdrawal from New Jersey Republican primary. Bergen County clerk insists ballots already printed may force costly resubmission. State official Marshan asks Superior Court for order to remove Taft. hearing set with Judge Smalley.
French Premier Antoine Pinay urged a tax free budget by cutting nearly all government spending except the four billion dollar arms program. The plan would save 116 billion francs and raise about 60 billion francs in existing tax yields to balance the budget without new taxes, with cabinet approval for a 4 789 billion franc record budget and canceling vast uncollectable back taxes.
Britain bids to open the first regular jet airliner service in May between Johannesburg and London. The state-operated British Overseas Airways Corp announces the plan as it seeks leadership in international air passenger transport.
Washington March 25. House tax investigators plan to have a physician chosen by them examine Daniel A Balich to judge if he can be questioned. Balich Failed to appear for a closed session, citing illness. his lawyers provided a medical certificate. Balich is a friend of ex Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D Nunan Jr who has already testified.
Mehri Victor Stull shot his wife Martha in the tavern kitchen after an argument over her job. He killed himself in an open field near Frederick, leaving eleven children orphaned. A daughter said he wanted her to quit waitressing and stay home to care for the children.
Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball said the United States will keep protecting Formosa and nearby islets, viewing the people there as friends. He spoke during a news conference as the Korean truce prospects remained unsettled and Seventh Fleet elements were on standby to deter possible Communist invasion.
In Kuala Lumpur Malaya on March 28 fourteen people were killed in a terrorist ambush as police and civilians were repairing a water pipeline. The dead include two Reds and two Britons, with eight Malay policemen among the victims in one of the war’s worst assaults.
Five children aged from eight months to nine years were found alone in Bluefield. Their father reportedly left town. mother Joyce Ann led the youngsters to the police station with a note for Chief C. N. Son. Officials arranged care for the children, while authorities across the state searched for relatives or guardians. A letter from the mother said she had asked for help but could not find anyone to take the children.
Henri Lemay and his sister Halolne accompany Leonie as she leaves a Baltimore fashion school before graduation. At the Charleston station they discuss Northern life, gambling rumors, and Leonie’s plans with her uncle while reflecting on family expectations, social ambitions, and the move back home.
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