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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
1
Prosperity's test and aviation research after war
A column contrasts Carlyle on adversity with nations’ war performance and argues prosperity tests nations. It examines postwar aviation funding under Section 202, warning against halting jet propulsion and guided-m missiles R&D and urging a long term civilian-military research program funded by the Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Europe
Thermy
Navy
Yank Fliers Withdrawn From SE Asia
Calcutta India June 1 All American aerial units have been withdrawn from the Eastern Air Command in Southeast Asia and Maj Gen George E Stratemeyer has relinquished command of the organization formed Dec 5 1943. The new destination of the American elements was not announced but Air Marshal Sir Keith Park said they were being withdrawn to fight the Japs in another theater. Park chief of air forces in Southeast Asia notes the EAC formed to obtain air superiority aiding land forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Eastern Air Command
Southeast Asia
George E. Stratemeyer
Keith Park
Keith
RAF
U. S
Surma
Stratemeyer
Park
Burma
EAC
British Ultimatum Spurned but French Hold Up Syria Fire
London reports France refused Churchill demand to retire troops in Syria and Lebanon to barracks yet ordered a cease fire. A French cabinet communique said troops would stay in position while U S mediation and a London conference were arranged. Beyrouth said shelling ceased and deployments moved toward Damascus as Paget and British forces stepped up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
France
Churchill
Syria
Paris
Truman
United States
Lebanon
Pacific
Beyrouth
Damascus
Middle East
Bernard C. Paget
Owever
Acease
Georges Bidault
de Gaulle
Minister of Information
Ministry of Information
British Foreign Office
Japan
Britain
Eden
John G Wina
Humboldt
Eee
Theritish Ninth Army
Office
Ar Information
Christian Pineau
Supply
Jacques Soustelie
British Press Association
Japs Push South Along China Coast In New Anti Invasion Line
Chinese high command says Japanese troops advanced 10 miles to Pingyang in Chekiang province as they seek a new anti invasion line along the East China Sea coast. Pingyang lies 30 miles south of Wenchow and 245 miles south of Shanghai as Chinese divisions press north toward Fukien after earlier gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Moosa
Chungking
High Command
East China Sea
Chekiang Province
Pingyang
Julan
Wenchow
Shanghai
Hempstead Sees War Bond Sales Hit Midpoint in Seventh Drive
Hempstead county reports Seventh War Loan sales reach 277208.75 dollars, 42 percent of a 624000 quota. E Bond sales stand at 169098.75 dollars, 57 of the 305000 quota. Civic club leaders include Business & Professional Women, Rotary, Kiwanis, and American Legion with varied totals. Denison hosts amphibious landings as part of a four state War Finance program along Red River to spur bond sales with landing craft arriving from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Syd McMath
Business & Professional Women's Club
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
American Legion Post
Star
Denison Denison
Tex
Higgins
New Orleans
Treasury Department
Lake Texoma
Denison Dam
Red River
War Finance Committee
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
R. A. McDerby
McDerby
Mrs Knox Receives Medal for Husband posthumously
President Truman awarded Mrs. Frank Knox the Medal of Merit posthumously to her husband, former Navy Secretary Colonel Knox, in a White House ceremony attended by cabinet and military leaders. The citation praised Knox’s wartime leadership from July 11, 1940, to April 28, 1944, noting his efforts to prepare the Navy for war and maintain public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Frank Knox
Secretary of Navy
White House
Knox
Navy Department
U. S. Naval
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Osaka Fire Raids Hit Industrial Center in Major US Raid
Large scale air offensive against Osaka with 600 planes and 450 escorts, delivering 3200 tons of incendiaries. Yokohama also burned, about 6.9 square miles destroyed. Osaka’s manufacturing hub reported extensive damage and smoke rising to 27,000 feet. Japanese broadcasts acknowledged flames were hard to control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Coons
Guam
Osaka
Japan
21St Bomber Command
Yokohama
Oday
Iwo Jima
Precision Instruments
Sumitomo
Submarine Patrols Turned Tide in Pacific War, Navy Says
The navy releases wartime submarine deeds detailing how U.S. boats disrupted Japanese supply lines, sank freighters near Pearl Harbor, and aided Allied efforts. Lt Cmdr George Street’s Norfolk crew began a historic patrol that crippled enemy shipping and rescued fighters, with officers like Lt Endicott Peabody leading prize-taking actions amid dangerous surface and air threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral King
Pacific
Truk
Japan
Southwest Pacific
Army
Air Force
Navy
Cmdr
George L, Street NL
Norfolk
Endicott Peabody I
Peabody
Yanks Smash Jap Defenses on Okinawa
On Okinawa the 10th Army smashed the main Japanese defense line and sent two more Marine divisions to the east coast focal attack. Tokyo reported about 120,000 American troops attacking 20,000 Japanese on the southern end, with Shuri encirclement of 1,000 defenders complete and Naha and Yonabaru under American control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Tyree
Guam
10Th
Okinawa
Tokyo
Radio Tokyo
Amercan
Shuri
Pacific Fleet
10Th Army
96Th Infantry
Naha-Shuri-Yonabaru
Shuri Castle
United Press War
Edward L. Thomas
Pacific
Naha
Yonabaru
Wana
Thomas
Louis Ely
Naha Harbor
Iwasomi Village
Baten Harbor
Chinen Peninsula
Naha-Yonabaru
Kokuba River
Seventh Army
Chan Village
Chan
Oregon minister recalls fatal Japanese balloon attack
Rev. Archie Mitchell, pastor of the Christian Alliance Church in Ely, Oregon, explains how a family picnic ended when a balloon bomb exploded near their car. Seven killed including Mrs Mitchell and six children. location about halfway between San Francisco and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Ore
Oregon
War Department
Archie Mitchell
Christian Alliance Church
Ely
Mitchell
Rev. Mitchell
Forest Service
Sherman Shoemaker
Jay Gifford
Eddie Engen
Joan Patzke
Dick Patzke
Robert P. Paterson
Patterson
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Portland
Guard Riot at Fort Harrison Kills Guard and Wounds Convicts
Indianapolis reports a guard was killed and three prisoners wounded in a riot at Fort Benjamin Harrison Disciplinary Barracks. Major General James L. Collins notes the incident appeared planned, with fires in two locations and $100,000 in damage. About 1,900 prisoners, mostly American soldiers, were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.S Army
Fort Benjamin Harrison
James L. Collins
Fifth Service Command
Fort Harrison
War Department
Collins
Big Three Meet Date Drawing Near
President Truman said a Big Three meeting with Churchill and Stalin was getting closer and could occur in the United States though not certain. He defended British actions in the Eastern Levant and affirmed full support for Britain amid the UN conference in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
San Francisco
Churchill
Stalin
Seventh War Loan appeal by Vice Admiral Smith
Vice Adm. William W. Smith of the U S Pacific fleet urges support for the Seventh War Loan to cover daily costs of keeping fighting ships stocked with supplies and equipment. He notes the Service Force expends millions daily and calls for American backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William W. Smith
U. S, Pacific Fleet
Pacific Fleet
Alsatian Man Refuses Nazi Service and Buries Wife Alone
A Strasbourg man and his eight year old daughter hid from German conscription. After his wife died in Allied bombing he built a coffin from a table and buried her in a churchyard, insisting on taking her to Strasbourg and then walking away with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker
Hal Boyle
Paris
Strasbourg
House Begins Wiping Out War Agencies
The House Appropriation Committee cuts 1946 funds for war born agencies, trimming budgets for all except a $325,000 Marine Schools allotment. The bill, described as the beginning of the end of wartime agencies, heads to the floor for action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriation Committee
Truman
House
Cooking milk and eggs gently prevents tough textures
Advice warns to heat dairy and eggs at low temperatures to avoid tough, stringy results. It emphasizes gradual heating and careful control of temperature to preserve smoothness and consistency.
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Thomas Carlyle
Russia
America
Pearl Harbor
England
Carlyle
SE Asia
Antioch
Latakia
Tripoli
Beyrouthp
Homs
Telemap
U.S
Mediterranean
NEA Telemap
Zahle
Miles
Turkey
Hamo
Hassetere
Nebek
Abou Kemafy
E Soueida
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Haifa
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Yugo
Italy
Amman
Greece
Crete
Istanbul
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Cyprus
Cairo
Ebanon
Egypt
China
Mrs. Knox
Hsthsiakoul
Changteh
Chihkiang
Hainans
Kwangsi
Hochth
Tienhoy
iShonghai
Nanning
Liuchow
Indo-China
Foochow
Ningteh
Junghsien
Srormosa Tot
Japa
Western Pacific
Richard O’ Malley
Alsatian
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