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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1945
Page
1
Hope district fair aims to attract all counties
Hempstead County plans to host the Third Agricultural District Fair with 17 counties participating except Pulaski. Fred Lueck says the district fair will be held in Hope next Fall, highlighting both agricultural and recreational benefits and citing the federal emphasis on recreational facilities as a drawing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thempstead
Pulaski
Fred Lueck
Hempstead
Hope
Fedral Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
America
Jesse Jones
Houston
Texas
Jones
Hope District
New White Potato Developed at Maryland Station
The University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station announces a new early white potato variety developed at College Park. It yields better than Maryland varieties and allows two crops per season without using stored seed. Spring seed plants the late crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station
Maryland
Italian Capture at Little Rock Prisoner of War Escape
The FBI in Little Rock announced the capture of Italian prisoner of war Guido Baccile who escaped from Magnolia internment camp around 6 p m yesterday. He was apprehended about five hours after his escape. A separate report notes that more than half of all home accident deaths in 1964 involve persons over 64 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Lttle Rock
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Magnolia
Guido Baccile
FBI
Hempstead Achieves 80 Percent in 7th War Loan Drive
Hempstead county nears the finish of the Seventh War Loan with 80 percent of its quota bought. Syd McMath reports sales through Friday night at 499,171.50 toward 624,000 and E Bond sales at 246,392.50 toward 305,000, with civic groups led by Rotary and Kiwanis raising funds and a Hope family contributing 42,825 in E Bonds through three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Syd McMath
Rotary
Kiwanis
American Legion
Hope
O. A. Graves
Albert Graves
Albert Graves, Jr
Star
Petain Denies Secret Treaty With Churchill
London reports deny Petain's claim of a 1940 secret treaty with Prime Minister Churchill. Petain states the pact would force him to mislead Germany to save the French fleet, but sources say no treaty existed and no personal understandings between Churchill and Petain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henri Petain
Paris
Churchill
Petain
Hitler Hiding Out Not Dead Says Russian Leader
Marshal Zhukov, in an NBC Moscow report cited by Robert Magidoff, claims Hitler might be alive in Europe perhaps with Franco or in Spain. Zhukov says Hitler married Eva Braun two days before Berlin fell and that troops found corpses possibly Hitler's but are not sure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marshal Zhukov
NBC
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Spain
Hitler
Eva Braun
Berlin
Robert Magidoff
Zhukov
Gen
Franco
Reuters
Marines Buy War Bonds on Allotment Plan
Sixty four percent of Marine Corps men in divisions fighting on Okinawa invest in War Bonds through the pay allotment plan. Navy civilians also invest, with more than 98 percent participating and allocating about 11 percent of gross pay. Treasury reports individual 7th War Loan purchases at 4.845 billion dollars, 69.2 percent of the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Navy
Treasury
Tiny eardrum motion helps analyze sound waves
The eardrum moves less than one millionth of an inch in response to many sounds. Sound waves are being used successfully to detect submarines below the surface.
Hitler Myth to Persist in World Wary Imagination
Washington column argues the Hitler myth will endure for years if no definitive proof of death surfaces. The piece lists examples of legends around Napoleon and Lincoln and foresees postwar myths about a man with a mustache like Hitler roaming cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
James Marlow
Washington
Adolf H
Bronx
Washington Post
Hoboken
Milwaukee
Post
Munich
Berlin
Township Standings in Seventh War Loan
Readable entries show township quota allocations and committee members for the Seventh War Loan. The table lists townships such as Bois D Arc De Roan Garland Mine Creek Redland Saline Spring Hill Huron Light Water Creek and Wallaceburg with specified dollar quotas and named committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Drake
L. D. Rider
C. P. Jones
J.T. Liebling
W.H. Seymour
J. J. Battle
de Roan
T. A. Cornelius
Howard Collier
A. Linaker
Garland
Bert Scott, Sr
Moses Chester McCaskill
Saline
R. C. Stuart
M. M. Bland
W. M. Dillard
Spring Hill
T. W. Powell
J. W. Martin
Huron Light
P. C. Stephens
M. Lt. Nelson
T. Yarberry
Water Creek
B. A. Thompson
George Willie Roy Franks
Federal Auto Stamp Goes On Sale At Hope Post Office
Federal automobile stamps priced at five dollars go on sale today at the Hope post office. The stamps are valid for one year and must be affixed to every car windshield by June 30. Paul Simms of the local IRS collector’s office announced the measures and warned a twenty five dollar penalty for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Post Office
Paul Simms
Collector of Internal Revenue
Swans for Swan Collector Builds Glass China Trove
Waterloo resident Mrs. Don Swan amasses a varied collection of swan themed items including glass and china, though no live birds are part of the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWAN
Yanks Drive Deep Behind Japanese Lines on Okinawa
American infantry of the 7th Division's 17th Regiment pushed through outer defenses along the Yaeju Dake plateau on Okinawa aided by naval gunfire air strikes and rocket attacks. In hand to hand fighting doughboys bayoneted machine gunners and used demolition charges while hidden Japanese were killed in caves with flamethrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Tenth Army
Yaeju-Dake
Okinawa
Seventh
New Books Roll Out At Rate Of Over Nine Thousand Annually
The article notes that more than 9,000 new books are published each year, reflecting a rapid expansion in literary output across publishers and genres.
Allies Land in Brunei Bay as Bold Move Reported
A Japanese broadcast claimed Allied troops began landing on Labuan island in Brunei Bay on Borneo at 12:30 p m local time. Tokyo said assault forces were in divisional strength, while MacArthur HQ noted naval shelling of beaches as preliminary action amid limited Allied confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Tyree
Guam
Radio Tokyo
Okinawa
Otoku
Oruku
Tnd
Iteman
Tokyo
Loman
Hanagusuku
Itoman-Hanagusuku
Oroku Peninsula
Don Caswell
Manila
Labuan
Brunei Bay
Borneo
Exchange Telegraph Agency
London
Douglas MacArthur
Brunei
Tarkan
Bayombong
Nueva Vizcaya
Caraballo
Cagayan Valley
Balete
Taihoku
North London firm shifts from aircraft parts to combs and yo-yos
From wartime production of aircraft and submarine components, a North London firm has switched to making combs and yo-yos. The article notes a wartime transition to consumer goods in a plant previously dedicated to defense manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Camp Chaffee to Receive 14000 Infantry Men in August
Camp Chaffee will see about 14 000 men forming an infantry division arrive in August according to camp commander Colonel Charles Deahl Jr Most have combat overseas service He also said Brig Gen William H Colbern will soon succeed him as camp commander after his return from the Mediterranean theater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffee
Camp Chaffee
Charles Deahl
Deahl
William H. Colbern
Mediterranean
Navy depot fridge stores vast meat and egg capacity
Norfolk Virginia reports a Navy refrigerator at the depot with a storage capacity of 39,000,000 pounds of meat and 15,000,000 eggs, claims it could feed a million men for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Japan seeks emergency powers to fight on amid peace bid
Premier Suzuki urged the Diet for virtually complete emergency authority to govern by decree as Japan faces the prospect of Allied demands for unconditional surrender. He warned American landings on homeland islands and said only a fight to the last could follow while Diet powers would be transferred to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kantaro Suzuki
Suzuki
Japan
Diet
Comei
Remier Kantaro Suzuki
Domei News Agney
Domei
Great Japan Political Association
Tokyo
Okinawa
Arkansas Declares Independence Week By Governor Laney
Governor Laney proclaims June 30 to July 4 as Independence Week in Arkansas calling on all citizens to renew their pledge of allegiance to the U S Constitution and its principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Laney
United States of America
Britain's Ace Diplomatic Operator Quits Lebanon
George Tucker reports that General Sir Edward Spears, once a friend of de Gaulle and a skilled British diplomat, must leave Beirut after a dispute over his acceptability. Churchill denies the claim, while Spears is remembered for his vast interests and wordplay, including tales of crime and a famed dinner with a dog named Zita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
DeGaulle
Lebanon
George Tucker
Hal Boyle
Paris
British Empire
Churchill
Edward Spears
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Spears
Mideast
Scotland Yard
Ward Loses in Court of Appeals
Chicago, June 9. The U S appeals court ruled that seizure of Sewell L. Avery's Ward's properties was legal under the War Labor Disputes Act marking Ward's as an essential industry. The ruling upheld the government view that Ward's engaged in war production despite prior district court findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Loughran
Chicago
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Co. Board
Supreme Court Today
U.S
U. S. District Court
Philip S. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Army
Ward
Circuit Court of Appeals
Evan A. Evans
Otto Kerner
William H. Sparks
Avery
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Sullivan
District Court
Ward's
Frans and
Kerner
Mother Finds Daughter Is Alive After Mysterious Burial
In New Orleans a 16 year old girl Anna Mae Wimpee was found alive living with her three sisters in an uptown area, clearing a case where two families disputed a single body. Her mother Wilma May Broach had identified a body north of Baton Rouge as her daughter, but the living girl’s survival ends the confusion and funeral rites in Walker and Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Anna Mae Wimpee
Wilma May Broach
Anna May
Baton Rouge
J. FE. Galloway
Gladys Ruth Billingsly
Broach
Walker
Galloway
Man of 101 Takes His Third Wife in Wisconsin
James Augustus Cooper aged 101 marries for the third time in Ravine Wisconsin after finishing a day of tree trimming. He planned a six p m ceremony with reception at a neighborhood tavern. Cooper born May 6 1844 in Buffalo NY has been widowed twice prior and says his longevity stems from a cheerful outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Hunmor
Cancer toll rises amid U.S. health data
Estimates indicate about 600,000 Americans are living with cancer highlighting the ongoing impact of the disease on national health. The figure underscores the need for enhanced screening, treatment access, and research funding across communities.
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Alex. H. Washburn
James Thrasher
United Nations
Big Fe
Toegin
New League
League of Nations
Russia
Winston Churchill
United States
Soviet Union
Stalin
Golden Gate
Maryland Station
Boston
General Patton
Tremont Street
George Patton
Bedford Airport
George 3Rd
West Point
Black Forest
Germany
Joan of Arc
Marshal Ney
Louis XVIII
Napoleon
South
Carolna
St. Helena
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Nowland
Ozan
Wallaceburg
Federal Auto Stamp
Philippines
Luzon
Solano
Olano
Backlay Hudson
Beyrouth
Spear
Zita
Channel Islands
Man
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