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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1952
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a March 20 start in Worth and end in an unnamed Dolio Sie Feesultd of Unih ane Pens. Announcement planned at the ear Id gquinbart with Wednesday TM Will. Payment issues loom.
Twenty four people perished in a violent spell across the state over a weekend. Mila Leun Atlen, 44, of Dierks, died Saturday when her vehicle collided with a truck near the boQuaen region. James Shelby Warren, Union County farmer, was killed when struck by a cattle cart. Two others died on Highway 47 west of Bondu on Sunday.
West German circles worry about flu and foreign policy as the United States weighs its stance. Danish Prime Minister Ole Bjornre suggests a foreign policy shift while President Truman hints at involvement in choosing a 1948 Democratic standard bearer amid favored sons and dark horses.
Stevenson of Illinois appears poised for a presidential bid amid pressure from Democratic leaders. He indicated openness to the idea but said the main goal is to serve as governor, while acknowledging potential crossfire over whether to accept a nomination if offered. The interview noted Truman’s reelection decision and Stevenson’s recent private discussions, with further lines suggesting ongoing political maneuvering and ambiguity about his stance. The report also briefly mentions aviation and traffic collision updates from unrelated regional notices.
The report cites fragmented remarks from Page and others about Truman's withdrawal and the Democratic convention. Representative Tackett, a gubernatorial candidate, contends the move should allow the South to play, while Arsen ep and Gathings decline comment. Mrs. Jack Demes calls for room to consider war and policy, with hints about possible support for Senator Russell.
Dr John BR Steelman assistant to President Truman will speak at the Arkansas postmasters annual convention in Little Rock May 8 10 Harry Calvert Cul lendale Postmaster chairman said Steelman temporary head of the Office for Defense Mobilization will be the speaker at the event
Rep. Yackell, seeking the Democratic nomination from Arkansas, vowed to interrupt his campaign to return to Washington and vote against the foreign aid bill. He criticized the House for rejecting a $170,000 appropriation for Indian Affairs administration and warned about billions in aid to foreigners. He pledged to vote no on the final measure, noting the pressure of distant demands and the need to defend taxpayers. He also explained water pressure equals about one ton per square inch per mile of depth.
A strained account describes Bess Truman questioning public life and pondering her role as First Lady. Sources note Franklin D Roosevelt era peers and family whispers about Dwight Eisenhower pressure and Truman's aging, with emphasis on personal loneliness beyond White House duties.
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