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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1945
Page
5
Helge Johnson of Joliet Illinois faced a city ordinance that fined one to ten dollars for each day his 400000 bees roamed the town. With a head net on he gathers the colony for a planned bee line shipment out of Joliet.
Claude R. Wickard former secretary of agriculture took the oath today as Rural Electrification Administration administrator in REA offices. John W. Asher Jr. administered the oath. Wickard urged support to supply electricity to about 6,000,000 rural homes, succeeding Harry S. Slattery, who resigned last December.
Harold Tittman, assisting Myron Taylor at the Vatican, says Italian Fascists with Nazi aid carried out the Nov. 5 1943 bombing. He recalls a twin engined Furinace plane circling Vatican City for about 30 minutes before four bombs hit near the radio studio, administration, a mosaic workshop, and the west wall, causing no casualties.
National Stockyards Hogs and cattle activity shown with steady to mixed movement. Hogs about 6,500 traded with prices around 14.70 for slaughter weights. sows 13.95. cattle totals near 8,400 with steers 15.50-15.75 and cows 9.00-12.00. sheep 3,500 with spring lambs 15.50-15.75 and 14.50-18.25 for lighter lots. overall market varies by class. New York cotton futures mixed after holiday trading. late gains and losses noted across contracts with nearby prices around 22.40-22.63.
Fasaday July 3 social calendar notes Woodman Circle will meet at Woodman hall at 7 30 Tuesday evening with full attendance urged Circle 2 W W C S met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Curtis Urrey with Mrs B W Edwards as associate hostess Devotional by Mrs Leon Bundy program on Pioneers of the New Frontiers Mrs C W Amos spoke and Mrs Ray McDowell reviewed The Work of the Chaplain In This War Refreshments served to 13 members Circle No 4 W S C S met Monday afternoon at Mrs J B Koonces with Mrs Harvey McCorkle as associate hostess Devotional by Mrs Koonce Open Doors theme based on Revelations Chapter 3 The program by Mrs Edwin Ward followed with assistance from Mrs Earl
Miss Rita Lou Cox has returned from a visit with friends in El Dorado. She was accompanied home by Miss Betty Laidlow who will visit Miss Cox here.
A US observer tours central Berlin near the cathedral predicting the city’s devastation as bombs and fire distort the landscape. He notes eight miles of emptied streets, bread queues, and brick removal lines while witnessing Russian posters and a Red Army unity message amid portraits of Stalin Roosevelt and Churchill.
Hamilton Holt of Macon Georgia elected in Chicago as Kiwanis International president. Holt runs a marble and granite business and serves as president of the Associated Industries of Georgia. He succeeds Ben Dean of Grand Rapids Michigan, an advertising executive.
Soldiers and refugees recount Soviet logistics after Stalingrad siege. Trucks carry cows sheep goats and poultry while restitution to peasants is discussed. Hungarians recall Alpine front roles as Red Army jeeps trigger longing for Allied arrival and a funeral in Brunn.
Vinson warns price rises could spark a 1919 20 style boom followed by collapse. He urges stepping up production to increase supplies and jobs, while eliminating unnecessary controls. If unemployment lags or deflation looms, government should support income and jobs via public works. Wartime delays in building would ease as victory over Japan nears. He and Truman favor higher unemployment benefits to boost spending and speed recovery.
In a tone urging action, the author argues grandmothers, especially widows aged 50 to 70, can relieve exhausted young mothers by stepping in as helpers. The piece promotes forming the Amalgamated Order of Mothers' Helpers to provide support at home, noting many mothers lack time for rest or amusement and stressing urgency.
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