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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1946

Page

5

Six Veterans to Officers Convention in Chicago

Six Veterans led by Clyde H. Brown of Hot Springs will represent the Arkansas Department of the Reserve Officers Association at the national convention in Chicago. The state group was reactivated, Brant elected president, with Lt. Col Eusing Kinkead senior vice president and Lt. Sir. William D. Yauch as secretary-treasurer. The officers urged national HQ to back legislation for non disability retirement for reserve officers and enlisted men at 60 after 25 years inactive duty and five years active duty.

the Rock Cal Clyde H. Brown Hot Springs Arkansas Department of the Reserve Officers Association Chicago Brant Eusing, Kinkead Asset William D. Yauch H. P. Abbot Fort Roots North Little Rock Tom Butt Fayeteville Marvin Green Conway National Headquarters Little Rock Arkansas Arkansas Democratic Women's Club John L. McClellan Senate Democratic Women B.J. Thompson State Club

Stravinsky Sparks Mixed Feelings In New York and Baltimore

News notes from New York and Baltimore contrast audience reactions to Stravinsky's Ebony Concerto performed by Woody Herman. New York show drew apathy and mild antipathy, while Baltimore reception turned into boos then cheers as Herman returned to his brassy Stomp style.

Jack O'Brian New Baltimore Maryland Aisses No Woody Jookers Monte Proser Copacabana Joe Topez Monté Joe Monte Jimmy Melton Metropolitan Opera Brooklyn Hollywood Picture Corp Harlem

Inner Aid Drug Promises Quick Digestion Fix

A local ad claims INNER-AID with 12 herbs cleanses bowels and relieves gas and constipation. It describes a woman who felt ill from bloating and headaches and now says her bowels are normal and she feels like a new person. Sold by Hope drug stores.

Hope Adv Hal Cochran Congress New York Mikes

Alleged Violator Cut Wires At Currency Exchange Agency

Howard Nopenz a power company worker cut wires to the fuse box of a currency exchange agency run by Anthony Catrbos in a drastic move tied to Chicago coal strike discipline. The incident centers on tamped electrical damage aimed at disrupting the business during the industrial dispute.

Chicago Howard Nopenz Power Company Currency Exchange Agency Anthony Catrbos Fort Smith Twin City Coach Company APL van Buren Vacat

Hearing postponed on KTHS move to West Memphis Ark

Washington May 13 A hearing on Radio Sution KTHS move from Hot Springs to West Memphis Ark postponed to an indefinite date The case also includes Wright Esch of Daytona Beach Fla seeking same frequency The state intervenor special assistant Bailey to prosecute before the FCC per 1945 assembly resolution confirmed by Governor Laney Bailey to be compensated only for expenses

Washington KTHS Radio Broadcasting, Inc Hot Springs Ark West Memphis The Communications Commission Tor Wright Esch WMSJ Daytona Beach Fla Balley Little Rock Carl E. Balley Guy E. Williams Federal Communications Commission Rodio Broadcasting West Memphis Williams Bailey Baily Ag ‘Ee Laney Chester Thowles Office of Price Administration Civilian Production Administration Bowles CPA Reconstruction Finance Corporation War Assets Administration Departments of War, Navy and Commerce Graves B. Erskine OPA

American tribunal sentences 58 Mauthausen camp workers to death

Dachau May 13. An American military tribunal sentenced 58 defendants from the Mauthausen concentration camp to be hanged for atrocities. Three more convicted Saturday received life imprisonment. Maj. Gen. Gay B. Prickett announced the verdicts, first in English then German, noting the defendants’ knowledge of criminal practices.

Upper Austrian Mauthausen Prickett U. S. Third Army Joseph McNarney

Outbreak of vandalism hits Little Rock area

Little Rock reported another vandalism wave over the weekend with ads to police. Oakhurst school ransacked and a downtown car tire punctured. The school building was left in disarray causing classes to be dismissed for cleanup. Pittsburgh dispatch notes a police quote about marital quarrels and a wrinkled fender.

Little Rock Pallee Oakhurst School Dow Town Little Roch Pittsburgh Hubby Fender Harvey Oakhurst Pulaski County George Phillips Paul Shepherd Harper Harb Andrew Shepherd, Jr Arb

Untitled sentence fragment about a wife and likely spectator

A fragmented line references a wife and someone being kept from attending games to listen to another man. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details for a fuller summary.

Reunion of 15 ex Alemeld Follies girls in Chicago

Ruth Millett notes a group photo of 15 former Frimans and socialites at a Chicago reunion. The women, now successful housewives, resemble a Missouri ridge club contingent and plan to keep ages and grandchildren private, reflecting on youth, fame, and later life.

Ruth Millett NEA Chigaga Teomian Missouri Ridge White House Chicago Washington Musr Will

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