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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1946

Page

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King Cole Miserable With Stomach Ulcer Pains Ad

An old style advertisement imagines King Cole suffering stomach and ulcer pains from indigestion and gas. It promotes Udga tablets costing 25 cents a box, with a first dose guarantee and a double-your-money-back offer at John P. Cox Drug Company and other drug stores.

King Cole John P. Cox Drug A. Adv

Father of Kidnap Kill Victim Plans Worcester Visit

In a quiet home later, the 36 year old father thanked newsmen for their coverage. Funeral services for the kidnapped murder victim are set for Friday with a public mass. The family, including mother Helen aged 34 and sister Betty 10, will travel to Worcester, Massachusetts to visit Degnan’s mother.

Suzanne Degnan Helen Betty Worcester Mass

Lyle Brown Sells First 1946 Nash in Hope

Lyle Brown, prosecuting attorney for the Fifth Arkansas district, is pictured with the first 1946 Nash to be sold in Hope. The deal was handled by Lyton Hefner of Hefner Nash Company, a local Nash dealer. Brown reports driving about 1200 miles monthly for criminal case investigations and prosecutions across five counties.

Lyle Brown Nash Hope Hefner Nash Company Collin Bailey Lyton Hefner Mr. Brown the &Th Arkansas

Ribbentrop promised Japan aid in war, tribunal told

At Nuremberg 1941 discussions were cited showing Joachim von Ribbentrop offering Japan aid against the United States and urging attacks on the USSR. The British prosecutor said Ribbentrop told Hiroshi Oshima that Japan should press its new Eastern order while a war with the U.S. loomed and that German ships would target American shipping after Pearl Harbor.

Ann Stringer Nuernberg Joachim von Ribbentrop Japan United States Russia David Maxwell-Fyfe Japanes Hiroshi Oshima Oshima Ribbentrop Maxwell-Fyfe Roosevelt Germany Pearl Harbor Czechoslovakia Holland Gordon D. Roberts Yield Marshal Wilhelm Keitel Alfred Jodl Keitel Roberts Foreign Office Reich Father Charles Coughlin Serang Suner Gibraltar Galeazzo Ciano Herlin Spain Shapelineste

Delph and Victory 4-H and club meetings noted in December and January

Delph Home Demonstration Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. L H Parris home on December 21 with gifts and refreshments. Victory Home Demonstration Club met January 2 at Mrs. Claiborne Rawes home, pledge recited, devotional read, and candy making demonstrated by Mrs. Carl Gilbert. Washington 4-H Club elected Clarence Rowe president for 1946 with 45 members enrolled. officers include Bob Hill as vice president Juanita Billings as secretary treasurer and Vesta Jean Saunders as reporter. Meetings set for first Monday each month at 9 oclock at the school.

Delph Delph Home Alford Rowe J. Allen William Schooley John Allen Sallie McCorkle Washington Clarence Rowe Ashington Bob Hill Ozan Juanita Billings Vesta Jean Saunders

Colonel Robison Receives Legion of Merit at Madigin Hospital

Colonel Albert H. Robison MC commanding Madigin General Hospital receives the Legion of Merit from Major General W. Palas at Port Lewis Washington. The citation notes meritorious conduct during rapid amphibious operations in France and Germany with the Seventh Army. Robison also earned the Bronze Star for combat service in France and Germany. He is a graduate of Ouachita College Arkadelphia and Baylor University. His wife Kimly and two children reside at 1012 West 6th Street Hope Arkansas. they are stationed at Fort Lewis.

Madigin Mospital Center Port Lewis Washington Legion of Merit Albert Hh, Robison Madigin General Hospital W. Palas Fort Lewis Army Medical Service Rubison United States France Germany Dirins Melis Ouachita Callone Arkadelphia Arkansas Baylor University Texas Army Medical School Medical Field Service School Carlisle Army-Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Gorgas

Tope Club Heiress Named For Thursday Meeting At Hotel Bartow

Miss Mary Della White is named heiress to the Tope Business and Professional Women’s Club as the monthly meeting set for Thursday night at 7 at Hotel Bartow. Rose Garden Club meeting on Friday January 4 was postponed due to illness. Clarence J Calhoun Cox, parents Mr and Mrs J A Calhoun of Route 3 Patmos, discharged from Navy 82 months service including 8 months sea duty in Atlantic and Pacific theaters.

Dewitt MacKenzie Paris United Nations Organization ‘Assembly Europe Assembly Versailles League of Nations Beng Palace Tig Wilson Clemenceau League Religio Buta Asia United Nations ‘Organization Little Rock Rock Creek Ouachita Arkadelphia Camden Arkansas Batesville Highway Department Winsameonday School First Baptist Chur She Ss. Momberg Mary Della White Tope Business and Professional Womens Hotel Bartow Rose Garden Club Jantary A. J. Neighbours J. S. Gibson, Jr Gundy Street Howard Stuart Tuscaloosa Alabama Stuart Claude Stuart Mr. Stuart Armed Forces Pacific Wiliam Clarence J. Calhoun Cox J. A. Calhoun Patmos Navy 3 Ration Center Memphis Atlantic Harlin J. Arnold L. D. Arnald Emnet Navy Separation Center George B. Strand Momimac Ben M. Stroud Hope Wil Pauline West Avenue Hope Abel Pike Bluestone Drive Gil Manson Bateman John Clayor Mary Butler Fay Tudor

Controlling Peach Leaf Curl Through Proper Spraying

County agent warns on peach leaf curl failures due to careless spraying and late timing. Incomplete wetting leaves dry patches the size of silver dollars, signaling incomplete coverage. Overdosage offers little benefit, while wireless spraying and late spring timing also hinder control.

Oliver L. Adams

Martyred Wife Answer Anxious About Gruff Husband

A conflicted wife voices doubt about her late husband’s temperament calling him naturally mean and cantankerous from birth, challenging assumptions about his behavior after his death. The remark reflects survivors’ coping and interpretation of his character.

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