03 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1951
Page
1
A report on a livestock event in Arkansas detailing entries, breeds, and awards. Winners include notable show cattle and associated farm names, with judges and notable participants identified among the handlers and breeders. The write‑up notes class standings and championship recognitions.
The article reports Blondie claiming the grand championship with top entries from contestants including Chey Groenfield of Kart Saith and Arthur J. Monaro. Judges highlight quality cattle from farms like Aey farm at Route 4 Lite Peut and Mahlevale, noting a strong show with numerous notable prospects and prize winners across divisions.
Washington reports McCarthy accused Jessup of Communist ties while Jessup testified to the loyalty board. He denied affiliations and asserted pride in his memberships and public service, urging examination of organizations with active links rather than mere associations.
Site Rock Oct. 3 reports J Vance Clayton announcing distribution of funds from county aid and municipal aid totaling about 660 thousand and 875 thousand dollars respectively. Sales tax and city shares amount to 208 thousand. gasoline turnback distribution reaches 776 thousand. The rest discusses political allegations and testimony by McCarthy era figures.
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization will press a weeklong drive today to curb violations of government price controls. OPS director Michael V. Thalsal said investigators found violations in slaughterhouses, including horse meat in hamburger, with penalties to be pursued against violators. No decontrol of beef is planned.
El Dorado October 3 Two men Avon Wooten 44 and his son are charged with first degree murder in the slaying of a strong ark state operator. The case details indicate alleged complicity and motive are under investigation by local authorities.
London Oct 4 Parliament gathers tomorrow for dissolution and Britain’s intensive election campaign begins. Bevan’s unexpected showing at the Labour conference sparks reports of a deep Left-Right split while Conservatives hail Churchill’s Liverpool speech promising a broadly based government and coalition possibilities.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugh Wharton charged Melvin Wooten with the killing. The pair are accused of the beating and stabbing of 23 year old Robert Arnold Baker after a late Monday night argument. Baker died in the fight.
Gov Sid McMath will head Arkansas delegation to the Young Democrats convention in St Louis. Executive secretary Henry Woods will accompany him after a Gatlinburg meeting. McMath plans an address Thursday at 4 p.m. broadcast by CBS. Other delegates include Bradley Jamston Jonesboro Dowell Pullyard Searcy Camden and regional YC director Pacey.
Ray Meton, known for South Pacific and Annie Get Your Gun, wed actress Florence Sambrotta in New York yesterday. The ceremony followed a private ceremony with family and close friends in attendance.
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