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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
1
Helge Johnson of Joliet Illinois confronted a city ordinance that fines a dollar to ten dollars for each day any of his 400000 bees remain loose in town. With a head net in place he rounds up the colony for shipment out of Joliet in a notable effort to comply.
Claude R. Wickard, former secretary of agriculture, was sworn in as rural electrification administrator in St. Louis. John W. Asher, Jr. administered the oath. Wickard called for broad support to extend electricity to about 6,000,000 rural homes, succeeding Harry Slattery.
Harold Tittman, aide to Myron Taylor, asserts the November 5 1943 Vatican bombing was carried out by Italian Fascists with possible Nazi aid. He describes a twin engine Furinace plane looping over Vatican City at 8 pm, dropping four bombs near key sites and causing no casualties due to mud. He says German high command likely not involved directly but Nazi officers may have aided the attack.
National Stockyards cattle hogs and sheep totals show active trading with steadier movement in hogs and mixed results across cattle. Cotton futures in New York mixed after pre holiday trading, with late prices generally down from highs but some gains across several contracts.
Fasaday July 3 Woodman Circle meets at Woodman hall 7 30 p m with full attendance urged Circle 2 W W C S of First Methodist met Monday at Mrs Curtis Urrey home with Mrs B W Edwards as associate hostess Program chair Mrs C W Amos spoke on Pioneers of the New Frontiers Mrs Ray McDowell reviewed The Work of the Chaplain In This War Circle 4 W S C S met Monday at Mrs J B Koonce home with Mrs Harvey McCorkle as associate hostess Devotional by Mrs Koonce theme Through Open Doors based on Revelations chapter 3 The program by Mrs Edwin Ward with assistance from Mrs Earl
Miss Rita Lou Cox returned from a visit with friends in El Dorado. She was joined home by Miss Betty Laidlow who will visit Miss Cox here.
A wartime traveler reports eight miles through a bombed Berlin past ruined domes and wreckage. He notes children and elders queuing for bread, workers removing bricks, a Red flag at the Communist party HQ, and surviving posters of Stalin Roosevelt and Churchill with UN unity banners still visible.
Hamilton Holt of Macon Georgia elected president of Kiwanis International, a marble and granite businessman and head of Associated Industries of Georgia. He succeeds Ben Dean, advertising executive from Grand Rapids Michigan.
The convoy shows Red Army trucks carrying cows sheep goats and poultry as part of postwar restitution to Russian peasants whose cattle were destroyed by German Hungarian and Austrian troops. Russians remind Hungarians their countrymen joined the Stalingrad siege. In Brunn, a funeral for a Red Army soldier drew locals around an American jeep with a bystander blessing the arrival of help.
Vinson warns thatprices rising and stockpiled goods could trigger another 1919 20 style boom and bust after the war. He proposes cutting unnecessary controls, boosting production to add supplies and jobs, and using public works if reemployment drags. Victory over Japan could unlock postponed federal state and local projects to keep employment steady and push recovery. He backs higher unemployment benefits to raise spending and speed the economy.
In this country many women aged 50 to 70 feel underutilized as grandmothers and in laws. The piece urges grandmothers to aid overburdened young mothers, forming the Amalgamated Order of Mothers' Helpers to provide respite and practical help at home.
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