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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
1
The readable text outlines an 1890s style debate about judicial endorsements and ballot measures. Mentions names like Jim Commlanion and Dwight D, with references to endorsements by a party and possible legislative action. Sparse, unclear details limit precise reconstruction.
A fatality toll in Arkansas rose to twelve early today after a 70 highway crash involving multiple vehicles. Witnesses report a 44 year old Prescott resident died in a collision on Highway 70, with nine year old Linda Collins among those injured in a separate incident.
Dr. Melon M. Irby, president of ABTC, said ABTC would participate in Ford Foundation plan if other state colleges adopt it. The proposal would require a renewed commitment including a four year college course and an internship, with private cooperation approved earlier.
K daner Laulgan, former togat atmiegy te. Haerbnaa in the Mutual Recusity Adiabaitration, Bane Hobe tet Kere of Oklahoma, dvalge dd. Sam Wood of bt, Smith, and Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia, Kop. Hurt Mneeisen of Virginia.
Mrs Annie Lee Acker to speak Friday at 7 45 pm in Park Elementary. Christian Endeavor and Presbyterian groups meet Sunday with times ranging from 6 40 pm to 9 00 pm. WMU and Young People's services noted. WMU Circle 2 entertained by Mrs Tack Cooper, other gatherings include Young People groups, Bridge Club, Needlecraft Club, and various visits and trips among local residents.
Regional representative position offers up to 4800 dollars yearly with six weeks in home office training at Martford, Gann. Two year program includes salary and expenses while applicants must be 45 or younger, have a former occupation with evidence, and a degree preferred. Apply with qualifications and telephone to Campbell & Vineyard, Inc., AGTE, Artna Lee, INSURANCE Co, Wallace Building, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Gov McMath says he will sue both federal and state governments over back tax assessments. He claims the state tax bill rests on disputed federal figures and seeks an adjustment in Pulaski Chancery Court within 40 days. He paid 7000 for 1950-52 travel deductions and for a former Garland County residence sale.
Texarkana report says a 14 year old Missouri boy and convict Leonard Willis of St Louis escaped from Miller County jail after prison bars failed. Willis, sentenced yesterday to five years, crawled from a fourth floor cell by loosening a window bar and lowered himself to the jutting ledge below.
Temmy Rowell of Pine Bluff, special counsel to Gov McMath, filed no report on the book with the secretary of state. The state may prosecute Lee Mortimer and coauthors under state laws against obscenity and illegal publications. Federal law prohibiting using walls to transport obscene material may also be cited in the case.
Rep Vinson and Senate Armed Services leaders spar over a bill to set a four division Marine Corps minimum and Marine air wings while Senate support seeks 400000 personnel. Vinson proposes trimming to three combat divisions and three air wings to appease Navy and Army. Pentagon officials oppose expansion, arguing it will undercut other services and inflate defense costs.
Representative Teague challenges the bill promising a second land army as defense chiefs warn of cost. He cites Admiral Sherman estimating four new divisions would add four billion dollars annually. Current fiscal 1953 budget funds three full divisions plus wings and sapper units. A North Carolina state museum hosts a giant mounted rattlesnake exhibit of record size.
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