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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
1
Grocers weigh the impact of upcoming price ceilings as officials consider higher margins for hundreds of items. Aiming to ease costs for consumers, the policy seeks to adjust markups and regulate pricing amid industry concern over supply and fairness.
A London clergyman told the Royal Commission on Marriage and Divorce that women are overemphasizing appearance, arguing that vanity harms marriages. The discussion touched on consumer products and price controls affecting groceries and daily items, noting that current price rises may not reflect true value.
Ten masked youths overwhelmed three students at the Cornell University radio station and broadcast a fake bulletin claiming European cities had been bombed. Federal agents from the Communications Commission and the FBI conducted a joint check, with the incident deemed university handled.
Washington reports Rep Harris of Arkansas will chair a House interstate commerce subcommittee probe into radio and television programming. Hearings begin Tuesday and run through Thursday with initial witnesses from Congress civic groups and organizations. Later, Harris and industry representatives will offer views on programming techniques and responsibility for content. The investigation follows complaints that some programs stressed sex and crime.
In Circuit Court Benton County farmer Ralph Schrader was found not guilty of second degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Paul Bowman, a Benton County foreman. The verdict of acquittal was directed after the November incident near Hopers.
A chaotic day at a university campus included a parade at 1 p.m. with POWs jeering and notes tossed to reporters as guards confiscated them. American and British troops forced back demonstrators while North Korean flags appeared briefly, and a campus radio station was hijacked during a Halloween prank involving masked students. Authorities flagged possible federal issues and noted the incident may presage further actions against POWs.
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