28 Sep 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
1
A 32 year old man from Oklahoma is described as connected to a death case in Norman. Police report a wife and a request for aid led to a police inquiry at the Central Hospital. Highly regarded physician is mentioned in relation to the case.
A preliminary hearing probes whether Hewitt, accused of drunkenly drugging Mrs. Allene Shuler for a headache, caused the death of a patient within 24 hours. Testimony names Mrs Shuler, Dr Powell, and others as the case details a controversial medical incident at a local hospital. The hearing focuses on whether Hewitt acted negligently or with intent while the jury weighs the evidence.
The nation faced extensive labor action as nearly 160000 gate workers and tens of thousands at Chrysler, Ford, Briggs, and others idled production. Officials sought to head off more strikes while winter shortages and planned factory closures strained supply chains. An incident at Caterpillar referenced hospital and medical details amidst the unrest.
The report details multiple labor disputes across the nation. Auto plant workers at Weert and Wilmington area firms walk off after failed wage talks. A 400 million Kentucky project shuts down 1,000 workers as industrial action spreads to Long Beach and Los Angeles shipyards. Mediation efforts in Washington aim to resolve the nationwide disruption across energy, shipbuilding, and manufacturing sectors.
San Praneica September 27 July A formal protest grows from Anortia editors against President Truma as new order tightens government blackout. About 250 editors voted unanimously to draft a protest at opening session of AP MEA Sheth. Unanimous approval urged steps to win release of AP correspondent William N. Oauix jailed in Czechoslovakia. A walkout of 450 IWU members at California and Hawaiian Sugar Melinery plant in Crockett California threatened to back up sugar in warehouses.
Warren Ark lawyer named to Attorney General Ike Murray staff as assistant director of the Arkansas Investigative Council, succeeding Arnold Adams as assistant attorney general. Anders, 33, is a University of Arkansas Law School graduate who practiced in Warren before joining the council staff.
Lepanto September 27 witnessed Payne's Leaping Lena win the terrapin derby on the 50 foot track in a likely record time earning $100. Rex owned by Mrs. Max Wdens of Tyronna Ark placed second while Joey, entered by Dr. Jon Verser of Harrisburg Ark, won show. About 4,000 visitors enjoyed the all day program sponsored by Lepanto American Legion post with a rodeo feyvle races luncheon and parade. Miss Passy Blackwood, a Lepanto High School junior, was crowned Miss Lepanto queen of the derby.
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