Invasion of China Coast May Be Necessary to Get Bases for Thrust
AP analysis argues that clearing towns along a 75 mile China coast from Foochow to Siapu could justify an amphibious operation. It weighs options of invading Formosa or China, notes air base shortages, compares carrier strength, and suggests opening eastern China for supplies to pressure Honshu while considering risks of a China invasion versus striking directly at Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
J. M. Roberts, JR
Foochow
Siapu
Formosa
England
Italy
Okinawa
Iwo
Saipan
Pacific
Normandy
Honshu
Manchuria
Overnight Skin Whitener Ad Promises Quick Clear Skin
An old advertisement touts Overnight Home Trial for blackheads pimples and skin blemishes claiming external causes. It promotes FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment sold in drug stores for 25c with a double your money back offer if the first package fails to smooth skin, advertised by Gatewol Co Box 264 Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Gatewol Co
Atlanta
Gem Poultry Tonic Promises Mite Control in Water
McCaskill Drug Store in McCaskill Arkansas offers Gem Poultry Tonic to rid chickens of mites and lice without dusting or spraying. Product is added to drinking water with guaranteed results and a price of one dollar, not for interstate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill Drug Store
McCaskill
Arkansas
Star of Hope May 1899 to 1929 Publication Details
The note lists publication history of Star of Hope with dates 1899 1927 and consolidation on January 18 1929. It states weekday afternoon publication by Star Publishing Co Inc with editors Palmer Washburn and addresses in Hope Arkansas. It notes Associated Press affiliations and subscription rates across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Veterans Do Well for Cincinnati Reds in winning streak
Associated Press notes veteran pitchers lifting the Reds during an eight game win streak. Joe Bowman, 35, newly acquired, won first start against Brooklyn after waivers. Walter Beck, Hod Lisenbee also contributing with recent wins as teams rebuild pitching depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Deacon Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Wily Bill
Redleg
Joe Bowman
McKechnie
Phils
Dodgers
Hod Lisenbee
Court Docket Details Small-Claims Bail Forfeitures
The docket lists Elijah Flenery fined for drunken driving after a red light stop with a $1 cash bond forfeited. Others including Joseph A. Falkner and Joe T. Martin pled guilty or forfeited bonds for speeding and drunken driving. The record itemizes multiple defendants with $5 to $25 bonds forfeited or fines of $10 for various offenses such as disturbing the peace and gaming with several names noted in the drunkenness and assault and battery entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Flenery
Joseph A. Falkner
Joe T. Martin
Herbert Whitten
James Fred Nolen
Pankey Lee Lewis
Carroll C. Allen
Joe Waugh
Charlie Briggs
M. C. Taylor
Elmore Black
George Hunter
Jack Miller
Truman Downs
W. M. Ramsey
Dwight Ridghill
George Kidd
Jim Logan
Percy
Eisenhower Visits Berlin for Four-Power Meeting
Gen Eisenhower flew to shattered Berlin to represent the United States at the historic four power Allied control council for Germany. Fleet Admiral Nimitz announced on Okinawa the principal enemy forces there have been destroyed and remaining troops face annihilation, surrender, or death by action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W.grigg
Berlin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Allied Control Council For
Germany
William F. Tyree
Guam
Chester W. Nimitz
Okinawa
1000-Plane B29 Raids Foreseen By War Officials
Washington predicts future air power with 1000-strong B 29 fleets as Col. Albert L. Warner notes growth from a handful to over 500 in a year and expects increased lead planes and more frequent strikes against Japan including Bangkok Yawata Tokyo Nagoya Yokohama and other targets damaging 62 square miles of war industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert L. Warner
War Intelligence Division
Army
Bureau of Public Relations
Army Hour
Warner
Bangkok
Thailand
Yawata
Kyushu
Tokyo
Nagoya
Yokohama
Obe
Japan
Four Powers Draw German Occupation Divisions to Four Zones
The four Allied governments outline occupation zones for Germany after unconditional surrender. Soviet Union takes the eastern zone, United Kingdom the northwestern, United States the southwestern, and France the western zone. An inter Allied authority will govern greater Berlin and coordinate with other United Nations on occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Prague
Germany
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States
Greater Berlin
Simple Homemade Cake and Father’s Day Menus
A vintage home recipe and sample menus describe a quick butter cake with vanilla and sour milk, plus optional substitutions and beating tips. Also listed are a Father's Day dinner plan with tomato juice cocktail fried chicken corn fritters mashed potatoes garden peas and desserts.
Frost Hits Midwest and South Widespread Damage Caused by Jack Frost
Associated Press reports Jack Frost blanketed the middle west and south with unseasonable cold. Cool air stretched from New England to the continental divide and into the eastern Rockies with widespread damage to crops including tomatoes strawberries cabbage and beans. Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois reported significant losses and growers may need to replant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jack Frost
A.W.O.L
Midwest
New England
Continental Divide
Rockies
Tennessee
Arkansas
Chicago
Hudson Bay
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Japs Use Last Air Reserves In Home Island Defense
Washington reports say Japanese air forces are drawing on their final reserves as American carrier strikes hit Kyushu bases. Observers note a drop in the quality of Japanese pilots and planes, with many top fliers believed saved for homeland defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revels
Moore
Washington
Kyushu
Japan
Ott Cuccinello Leading Hitters of Major Leagues
New York June 5 A pair of 36 year olds from 1926 lead the majors in batting Mel Ott of the New York Giants tops the National League at .379. Tony Cuccinello of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League at .355. Holmes Kurowski tied for second at .378 and Nick Etten remains third in the NL with Gee Walker bright spot in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Ott
Tommy Holmes
Boston
Whitey Kurowski
St. Luis
Holmes
Kurowski
Arkansas Casualty List Reflects War Department Updates
National notices list Navy and Army personnel from Arkansas with statuses including wounded missing and liberated prisoners of war. Names span Hot Springs Morrilton Pine Bluff and other towns with ranks from Pvt to Lt and units USMCR and various Army divisions.
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War Department
Navy Department
Navy
Park
Roy E
USMCR
Hoxie
Parker
Othel L
Morrilton
Pate
Charles H. Pfc
George E. Pate
Barling
Hopper
James H
T-5
Tinsman
Kinsey
Bennie H
Minnie M. Kinsey
Meyers
Sorrells
J. L
Holly Springs
Terrell
Millard C
Humphrey
Tucker Lewis J
Rosie
Pacific
Lonenecker
William R
Stuttgart
Montgomery
Alvie V
Smith Jarvis G
Pine Bluff
Germany
Aishman
Thomas J
Halle Barry
Albert J
Oe Basham
Jack T
Mountainburg
Boeckmann
Henry C., Jr
Wynne
Market Report Cotton and Livestock Prices Narrow Range
New York cotton futures moved in a tight range as Senate action on price control legislation influenced markets. Late afternoon cotton futures ranged with Jly at 22.96 Oct 22.62 Dec 22.51. spot markets quiet. Slaughter cattle and lamb prices varied with steady to mixed early demand and lambs around 15.75 to 16.00.
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New York
Senate
Jly
Poultry and Produce Market Summary Chicago June 5
Live poultry receipts four trucks no cars. market unchanged for prices. Butter receipts 776771. market unchanged. Eggs receipts 22688. market firm.
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Chicago
Hogs and cattle prices steady at St Louis Stockyards
Hogs traded around 8 500 head with steady to firm bids. feeders paid up to 15.25 for under 140 lb pigs, sows 13.95, and hogs cleared early. Cattle and calves about 3 000 and 1 800 respectively, generally steady with top steer values 15.25 to 16.50, choice heifers 17.10, vealers 14.50 to 15.75, and about 20 percent cows in run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Soldiers Named in Arkansas Unit Listing
Army personnel listed include Marvin A Henson Pfc Bono Clyde S Johnston Pfc Monti cello Justus Fred S S-Sgt Monette James T Keating Pfc Fort Smith George R Kentera Lt Lit tle Rock John McNeill 2nd Lt North Little Rock George B Smith Pfc Crawfordsville Oscar J Snow 1st Lt Quitman Wilcer C Stotts 2nd Lt Fayetteville James E Thomas 2nd Lt Texarkana Louis E Tudor Pvt Benton Austin Turner 1st Lt Alzheim er John B Vance T-Sgt Fort Vinson Thomas G T-Sgt Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Thomas James E
Texarkana
Tudor, Louis E
Benton
Turner
Austin
Alzheim
Dog Owner Seeks $5,000 Bond After Killing Case
Miami, June 5. Joe Munn, owner of a dog pack that killed a woman, asks for a $5,000 bond after habeas corpus pleas were dismissed. Circuit Judge Richard Hunt heard the petition and will decide after inspecting the dog kennels where Mrs. Coretta M. Zinke, 44, was killed by Munns pit terriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Joe Munn
Munn
Richard Hunt
Hunt
Coretta M. Zinke
May Hunt
Stenographers Wanted by Veterans Administration in Washington
The Veterans Administration in Washington D C seeks stenographers and typists CAF 2 and CAF 3 with salaries around 1752 and 1971 per annum. Enrollees train at the VA office in Little Rock at full pay before transfer to Washington. Applicants must be 17 years old or older and pass a civil service exam. Housing in Washington is arranged for single or unattached applicants. L L Thornhill will interview in Hope at the War Manpower Office 201 East Second St all week, with exams possible at the Hope post office or by Thornhill visiting surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Washington, D. C
Veterans Administration Office
Little Rock
Washington
L. L. Thornhill
Hope
War Manpower Office
East Second St
Thornhill
Red Star criticizes foreign press over anti Soviet campaign
The Soviet army newspaper Red Star accuses hostile foreign press including major American papers of shaping public opinion for war against the Soviet Union. It cites balanced coverage from Soviet outlets and notes summaries of Eleanor Roosevelt’s article and a Swing radio debate, highlighting a growing anti-Soviet press campaign abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Handler
Moscow
Red Star
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Eleanor Roosevelt
Raymond Swing
Red Star Headlines Stir Editorial Debate
The Red Star cites explosive reader reactions and headlines appearing in American papers. It notes alleged examples like a New York Journal American line claiming a red wave threatens Christian civilization and a Chicago Tribune claim that the Soviet Union is the only aggressor in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Star
N. Y
The Riflebird of Australia and Its Relation
A concise note describes the riflebird as an Australian bird of paradise similar in size to a large pigeon. It mentions its classification and general characteristics without detailed behavior enhancements.
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Mars Hat Shop
2Nd St
Bob Elmore Auto Supply
South Main
C. B. Tyler Real Estate Sales Mortgage Loans
Cotton Row
Theo Long
J Hope
J. A. Sullivan, Jr
North Main
Dr. Normen
Breslauer
Seath Elm St
Bob Elmore
Ain
Hope Star
Hokansas
NEA
Newspaper Perprise Ass’n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard, Miller and
Lafayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
New Orleans
Union St
Cincinnati
Gaynor Maddox
Thornton & Minor
Middle West
Cuccinello
Market Report
Vance John B
Fort Smith
Vinson, Thomas G
Harrison
Vets’ Bureau
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hap
Arkansas Committee of the Foundation
United States Brewers Foundation
Arkansas Committee
Hugh Wharton
Pyramid Bldc
Louisiana
GASCO
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