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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1945
Page
1
Wildlife show at 7th America Sportsmen fair on South Main Street
A local wildlife exhibit runs through Saturday at the 1 Hope Cigar store stand. Floyd King of Cincinnati owns the show sponsored by 7th America sportsmen with no admission, asking for donations. A varied collection includes a large wildcat, wolf, coyote, raccoons, porcupine, quail, otters, desert fox, and a pair of skunks, all in wire cages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Maintreet
Africa
Asia
America
Floyd King
California Valle
U S Senator Maloney Dead at 50
Meriden Conn January 16 United States Senator Francis T Maloney dies at 50 after ill health since January 1 He suffered a coronary thrombosis and died in Meriden Hospital while in light sleep He chaired 1943 44 gasoline and fuel oil shortages investigations and later oil imports probes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Conn
United States
Francis T. Maloney
Meriden Hospital
Maloney
Michael J. Conroy
East Prussia Falls as Reds Press in Polish Campaign
London reports Soviet winter offensive reaches Radom outskirts and the East Prussian fortress of Schlossberg, with Russians advancing toward Krakow and Silesia while Polish capital Warsaw faces potential encirclement. German lines claim 122 Soviet tanks destroyed as Red Air force intensifies attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Radom
Schlossberg
Warsaw
Vistula
Silesia
Krakow
Red Army
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Arsow
Tomaszow
Red
Graves Will Seek Mayor's Office Again
Mayor Albert Graves plans to run for re election in the municipal primary next month with filing due by 6 p.m. Wednesday. Other announced candidates include J P Duffie and John Vesey for city offices and Terrell S Cornelius for alderman Ward Two. Roy Anderson rejected any mayoral bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell S. Cornelius
McDuffie Hardware
W. K. Lemley
Charles Reynerson
Ched Hall
Syd McMath
Roy Anderson
Meyer
Washing routine for forehead hairline use of soft brush
Instruction suggests using a soft brush to scrub the hair line at the forehead during face washing. It emphasizes gentle cleansing to avoid irritation and recommends following with routine skincare steps.
First Laney Bill Reaches Legislature
The Laney administration introduces its first bill of 1945 in Little Rock as the racing secretary duties would move to the revenue department to cut expenses. The measure consolidates laws from 1935 to 1940 on racing funds and repeals the 1939 national guard armory building fund. It does not change racing revenue allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Laney
Edward H. Peterson
Johnson
James R. Campbell
Garland
W. H. Abington
White
Revenue Department
Patterson
National Guard’ Armory
Filipinos Fightsidecarabao Clash on Luzon Front
In Luzon the ferocious water buffalo, or carabao, attacked American troops more than the Japanese. One American soldier died, others were wounded, and several carabao were shot. The piece also notes a captured Japanese lieutenant and use of 4.2 inch mortars against tanks, plus Filipino reliance on army rations and clothing over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hampson
U. S
Luzon
Leyte
Port Sual
Pheo
Cigarette Ration Cards Target Fairer Cigarette Distribution
Chicago reports industry backed plan to issue ration cards to 1,090,000 retailers for equitable cigarette distribution. Local dealers will hand cards to regular customers and punch them with each purchase, aiming to curb hoarding and raids while avoiding universal rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Tobacco Dealers
Joseph Kolodny
Kolodny
Holodny
Office of Price Administration
CPA
Infant Son of Pvt Butler Dies. Services Held
The infant son of Pvt. and Mrs. Herbert Butler died Sunday at a local hospital. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Anderson cemetery near Spring Mill with Rev. White of Spring Hill Methodist church officiating. Survived by parents a sister Gail and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J Beckham and Mrs Ludie Butler of Hope Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Butler
Anderson
Spring Mill
Mr. White
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Gail
Ludie Butler
Hope Route One
Churchill vows Allies will fight on for unconditional surrender
Prime Minister Churchill told the Commons that the Allies will continue to oppose Nazi Germany until unconditional surrender is achieved. He endorsed the Atlantic Charter in spirit, maintained recognition of the Polish exile government, and defended Greek policy while deflecting questions about immediate Greek actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
W. R. Higginbotham Skondon
Commons
Germany
Roosevelt
House
Britain
London
Poland
Russia
Lublin
Greece
John R. Davies
Davies
Hitler
Ben Riley
Athens
Pride Given 6 Years by Circuit Jury
The Hempstead circuit court adjourned after Jake Pride was found guilty of second degree murder in the May 20, 1944 Fulton killing of Charlie Terry. The jury recommended a six year sentence. Pride may appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court with bond set at 3500 dollars and a 10 day period to pay. The two day session yielded five cases and guilty pleas in five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Jake Pride
Charlie
Terry
Fulton
Pride
Arkansas Supreme Court
Dexter Bush
Lyle Brown
Boxcar Damaged by Grass Fire in Railroad Yards
Grass fire in the L. and A. Frisco yards near the roundhouse damaged a boxcar and involved Hope firemen who later extinguished the blaze. A second grass fire was reported on Sower street as crowds gathered to watch the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Main Street
L. & A. Frisco
Roundhouse
Elm Street
Souther Street
Efficiency of Electric Brooders in Rearing Chicks
A comparison notes that electric brooders require less labor for rearing chicks than kerosene or coal burning brooders.
Belgian City Falls Deservedly Slated in World War II
American First Army patrols entered Houffalize, the Belgian communications center, finding it abandoned as German forces withdrew toward the Siegfried Line. Units near St. Vith and Bastogne pressed the drive, with 11th Armored Division joining the assault and 1,398 prisoners taken in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
First Army
Hovuffalize
Belgian Bulge
Siegfried Line
Second Armored
Houffalize
Tom Yarbourgh
St. Vith
Courtney H. Hodges
Salm River
Vielsalm
George S. Patton
U. S
Third Army
Moselle
Trier
Bastogne
Dubourcy
11Th Armored Division
Charles Kilburn
Silver City
N. M
Neville
Compagne
Velleroux
Omar N. Bradley
12Th Army Group
U. S. Ninth
Roer
Sterigny
Therimont
Malmedy
75Th
Oar B. Pritchett
Ligneuville
Faymonville
Ernest N. Harmon
Yanks Advance on Luzon Plain Toward Manila
American tanks mobile guns and infantry push across central Luzon plains toward Manila. The drive, nearly 35 air and 40 road miles inland from Lingayen Gulf, nears Clark Field and Tarlac. MacArthur tours front lines as Japanese air attacks hit Lingayen Gulf shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Dickinson
MacArthur
Luzon
Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Philippines
Rosario-Pozorrubio
Great Clark Field Air Center
Tarlac
Camiling
Lingayen
Tarlac Province
Bayambang
Mangatarem
Douglas MacArthur
New Guinea
Leyte
Gulf
Ae Alee
Clark Field Air c¢ .Vell
Nila
Catablan
Urdaneta
Dagupan
Baguio
Damortis
Australia
BBC
Comics Are Serious Reading for This Soldier
Private Jim D. Ross of Devon Conn crawled 2000 yards through German lines to fetch new comic books about his favorite heroes. He and a buddy returned to contact a friendly unit, later going back for more on a perilous patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
U. S
Belgium
Jim .D. Ross
Devon
Conn
Ross
Floyd R. Swartz
Detroit
Mich
China Coast Blasted by Fleet Planes
U S Third Fleet planes raided the China coast from Hongkong Swatow to Amoy sinking 41 ships and damaging 28 in an Indo China sweep. They hit Saigon Cam Ranh Bay oil refineries and warehouses, setting fires and destroying ships. Sixteen Americans were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Erickson
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Indo-China
U. S. Third Fleet
Hongkong
Swatow
Amoy
China
Japan
Formosa
Nimitz
Third Fleet
Saigon
Camra Bay
Asia
Philippines
Production Loans Aid Hempstead Farmers for 1945 Crops
John H. Barrow reports Hempstead county farmers are applying for Emergency Crop and Feed Loans to finance 1945 crops. Loans cover cotton corn and war effort crops with plans to boost feed crop production. Credit targets every farm family to support the Food Production Program with first lien security on financed crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Barrow
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
Hempstead
Hope
Roosevelt Moves to Back National Service Act
President Roosevelt plans to send Congress a special message in support of universal national service law. He met today with service chiefs and legislators to discuss the proposal and timing remains undecided. The State of the Union theme of universal service was reiterated in his recent address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Long Island
Fishers Island
New York State
Connecticut
Paris
Southold
Shers Island
Town Hall House
Ne Conn
York
New London
Raymond E. Baldwin
New York
Omas E. Dewey
Fishers Islanders
Sag Harbor
la Guardia Field
United States Army
Gov. Hitler
Hitter
Germany
Sudentenland
Roosevelt
France
Congress
de Guulle
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
White House
State of the Union
Universal Service
Geor Marsin
Adurieal
J. King
Ae Ser
Utah
Senate Starymittee
Austin
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Agoo
Wa Baguio
Alamines
pEleveren
Agno K
Salosa
Rabon
Calasiee
San S Carlos
Fabian
Umanday
Miles
Aguilar
Urbiztondo
Catablon
Villasis
Cuyapos I Moncada
Agno River
Alaminos
Urbistondo
Ft. Sual
NEA Telemap
Steti
Breslau
Iprague
Vienna
Baltic Sea
Posen
I Bromberg
Konigsberg
Prussia
Lomza
Nida
LITH
Bialystok
Pbrest Litovsk
Vilna
Minsk
U Pripet Marshes
Dukla
Czechoslovakia
Szeged
Debrecen
Romania
eChiy
Arad
Pvt
By James M. Long
Luzon Plain
Pacific
George D. Daniels
St. Marys
Pack Bedre
Palestine
Tex
No Man’s Land
Bedre
Camean
Oncomine
Daniels
Littl
Themedics
Pfc
William Dooley
Galveston
Theodore Parker
Savannah
Tenn
Reding
Robert N. Skaggs
Los Angeles
Calif
Mid-South
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