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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
2
A government move to widen a pork pricing program was announced yesterday, detailing an increase in supply and support for farmers. The plan, stated on April, includes a substantial purchase amount and aims to stabilize pork prices and pork products such as ham and bacon.
New York reports at the 104th assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA, as clergy warn that isolationism could lead the United States to dominate the world. Delegates discuss religious opposition to withdrawal from international affairs and the call for global spiritual leadership.
An audience of about 400 heard Kefouver advocate extending voting age and privileges. The event, hosted by the Orange County Democratic Central Committee, featured speakers emphasizing inclusivity for young and older voters, with remarks about democratic participation and potential policy changes.
A garbled OCR screen ad describes an incident involving a person identified as Qartiell a PA and a yearlong period of separation. It notes police arrival at an apartment near Gramercy Track and references a tense, possibly violent scene with a character named TM and a 4H month timeframe.
May 2 report from Pulaski Chancery Court details the suit by Glad in the Hill-Bourne case against Public Loan Corporation of North Little Rock. The case involves a $728 November loan with a $1 fee and interest rate above constitutional limits, challenging the contract as unconstitutional. The Arkansas Supreme Court had ruled the Hill-Loan Act unconstitutional as exceeding the allowed 10 percent interest rate.
A congressional floor debate centers on McGranery as senators accuse incompetence and push for an attorney general appointment. McCarran defends the nomination while others call for integrity amid reported dismissals and court martial actions in a tense judiciary committee session.
Washington May 21 The president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors ANE challenged Sen Morse on press coverage of the seizure issue. Editor Wright Bryan of the Atlanta Journal defended the press as thorough and warned against attacks that ignore evidence. Morse accused media of focusing on political overthrows and failing to report the seriousness of the national crisis.
The weather forecast predicts continued rainfall across New England, the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest, and the South. Cooler conditions persist in parts of the Northern Great Lakes while the middle Atlantic states remain warm in the westward trend toward the bar southwest and central areas.
May 2 Wayoneville reports a weaker strawberry market with warm clear weather boosting demand to fair but overall softness. Prices to growers vary from US No 1 at 0.00 to 7.10, US No 2 around 5.75 and related notes mention shipments and regional totals. Also notes Los Angeles May 20 report on Stanley Donen honeymoon with Marion Marshall and a stray historical aside about Chiorofarm first developed in 1834.
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