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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1945

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Local social notes from Hope area visits and furloughs

Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Helen Kneasel of Little Rock visit Hope relatives. Mrs. Charles Dudley returns. James H. Miller and wife James arrive from Longview Texas with a 30 day furlough. Paul O Neal arrives for 30 day furlough with parents. Sgt. O Neal just returned from 20 months in European theater. Mrs J A Boyett and son Barney go to Stuttgart to see Rev R J Rail.

Thomas. Boyett Little Rock Helen Kneasel C. C. Holléman Longview Texas Miller Pacific Theater Paul O'Neal EB. P. O'Neal Sgt. O'Neal J. A. Boyett Barney Stuttgart R. J. Rail

Boy dies after horse kicks during bicycle ride near Hot Springs

Aug 24 report from Hot Springs states James Truitt Lyons, 13, of Amity, died in a Hot Springs hospital from injuries after a horse kicked him Saturday as he rode a bicycle past a team of horses. He was the son of Mr and Mrs D Lyons.

Hot Springs James Truitt Lyons Amity

Questions and Answers on Electricity and Uranium

A reader asks how static electricity coats fabrics with fibers. The answer describes fibers in an electrostatic field becoming charged and sprayed onto a sticky backing. Other questions define electronevolt and discuss atomic particle potential. Uranium sources listed include Czechia, Belgium, Congo, Canada, Utah, and Colorado with Canada and Belgian Congo supplying most ore before the war.

Czechoslovki Belgium Congo Canad Utah Colorado Canada Belgian Congo

Freedom Era Dissent and War Memories

A collection of quotations from diverse readers and officials on postwar governance, American influence in Asia, and wartime experiences. Notes include Kalaw criticizing imperial rule, a Reading Pa writer on talk of millions, Okinawa sailors curious about American life, farm land valuation advice, and a surgeon noting Soviet care of pilots.

Russians Push Into Korea Take Two Ports

Soviet troops pressed their Korean advance following Manchuria victory and occupied two ports along the peninsula. The Red Army said Allied prisoners at Mukden were freed, and airborne units seized Shinsho and nearby Kanko, southwest of Rashin, while Kisshu to the north also fell.

London Korea Manchuria Korean Peninsula Mukden Red Army Shinsho Kanko Rashin Kisshu

Arkansas Servicemen Return Aboard Multiple Ships

The Associated Press lists Arkansas men due to arrive in New York today aboard the Georgetown Victory the Howard Kelly Mullholland and Joseph Teal, including Malone DeWitt Fordyce Harrell Langz Pfc and others from Little Rock Pine Bluff Monticello Paragould and Beebe, with ranks shown such as Pfc Cpl Sgt and T-Sgt.

Associated Press Arkansas New York Georgetown Victory Malone Bill T-5 DeWitt Lamb Kenley L Pfc Fordyce Stroud H. A Jonesboro Armstrong George A Hartford Harrell Melvin W Pfe Eudora Langz Carl A Ansonia Engel Leo H Peach Orchard Parrisn Omer D Winslow Backer Charles E Genry Ahne Frank Scranton Brightwell Garland Bruno Smith Raymond H Pine Bluff William H Little Rock Curate Floyd A Bentonville Vallant Harvey J United States Howard Kelly Berg Victor Goodman Marcus T., Jr Aldridge James A Mullholland New York Harbor Dooms Willian L England May Youell Rosston Kevin Charles D Lonoke Wilkins Spencer R Levy Mill Guraia Robinson Avenue Conway Myhand Ed F Monticello Gately William E Plainview Edmiston Thomas H Camp Robinson Goodale Harold D Beebe Williams Elza L Monroe Joseph Teal Butler Edwin E Paragould Cheatham William J Sweet Home Little Rock Hawkins Marlin C Harrisburg Hopper Donald A R.R

Speeches Read Back to Quisling in Treason Trial

Prosecution played back Vidkun Quisling’s pro Nazi proclamations from 1940 at his treason trial in Oslo. Recordings and written texts were presented to show his voice and actions during the German invasion, including his order to disarm the Norwegian fleet.

Samuel D. Hales Oslo Vidkun Quisling Quisling Norway Hhe

Dorothy. Bix No Cure For Roving Hubby

A column discusses strategies for wives dealing with philanderers, comparing divorce, silent endurance, and philosophical acceptance. It argues that many wives benefit from laughing off infidelity as vanity and that the faithful husband may return, noting there is no cure except arthritis.

Bell Syndicate, Inc

War Production Board lifts limits on paper products

Washington reports the War Production Board predicted an increase in supplies of household papers. All quantity restrictions on manufacturing a wide range of converted paper and paperboard products were removed today, including facial tissues, paper towels, napkins, wash paper and toilet paper.

Washington War Production Board

Special church board meeting announced for August 26

News of the Churches reports a special Board of Stewards meeting for First Methodist with R. T. White as chair. The notice lists First Baptist services at Third and Main led by S. A. Whitlow and invites the public to attend all Sunday worships and midweek activities.

Church OF Christ Grady Waymon D. Miller E. O. Lafferty Miller Central Church of Christ Lewisvile Highway R. T. White Stewards of First. Methodist Church First Baptist Third S. A. Whitlow Baptist Training Union First Baptist Church First Methodist Pine Robert B. Moore de Ann Holly Grove Antioch Methodist Church UNITY South Elm Street Doyle M. Ingram Unity Church First Pentecostal Fred C. Davis

To murder thousands takes specious name War's glorious art

A compact verse-like line asserts that war’s supposed glory and a platformed persona confer lasting fame, hinting at a cynical view of war’s rhetoric and personal aggrandizement. The piece centers on the paradox of notoriety gained through mass violence rather than virtue.

Speeders Who Watch Scenery Face High Fine Risk

A remark notes that drivers who stare at scenery while speeding risk costly penalties. It stresses safety and legal consequences for distracted driving. The comment emphasizes vigilance and adherence to traffic laws to prevent accidents on roads.

Doolittle Raid Survivor Recount of Captivity

The testimony describes three airmen kept in solitary confinement for extended periods with meager rations and no Red Cross parcels. They were first held in Tokyo then Shanghai, later moved to Nan jing on the raid's first anniversary, with interrogators probing schooling in America.

Red Cross Hite Tokyo Shanghai Nanjing Hue America

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