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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
3
In a chaotic scene amid party infighting, candidates and delegates clash over strategy. Key figures from the Democratic side face pressure as battles over nominations and backing unfold, with reports of shifting loyalties and localized tensions across the region.
An unnamed deck officer hints at a broader accident involving a Wasp air crew near New York harbor. Survivors aboard the carrier, a deputy officer and Lt. Gamde Weods are cited as aiding the recovery while authorities, led by Lynde McCormieck, investigate the wreck.
A garbled OCR item describes a Paris man possibly suffering amnesia with scattered references to people, places, and events. The fragmentary text mentions names like Pete Curtin and a Tall ship motif amid unclear actions and dates, lacking coherent chronology or verifiable details.
In Little Rock May weather and ballot closing, nine candidates qualified for Democratic senatorial races and district posts. Notables include Grover Core of Butdart, Edwards County officials, and Gov McMath seeking a third term. Attorney General candidates, and a host of local hopefuls across multiple districts alongside party and judicial posts.
Retail prices for beet roaste eggs butter and several brands of frozen orange juice concentrate fell slightly this week in many food plans. Lettuce cucumbers and celery also declined. Beef and toast prices eased, with minor shifts as supplies rose and chains offered specials.
A Paris Missouri area report states a businessman was found dead on woods near his car after authorities say he took his own life with a razor. The victim, recently moved from Little Rock, was described as married with no whitehorn. Sheriff Pete Cavy said no inquiry would be held.
Washington May 21 The state Department banned American travel to five Iron Curtain countries Russia Fulana Romania Albania and Bulgaria. Travel to these nations will be allowed only for legitimate reasons amid warnings about dangers and inconsistent protections.
Mrs. Fred M. Pickens widow of a Newport municipal official died on Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral views for Mrs. Pickens were held today. Survivors include her son, an attorney, along with other family members in Newport.
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