Sulfa Drug Dangers Stir Druggist Warning
Memorandum urges Hope's drugstores to curb sulfa sales citing a Collier's analysis and national surveys. It warns sulfa can kill even with medical supervision and urges prescription use only, noting state bans and a local death connected to unsupervised use.
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Hope
Colliner’s
J. D. Rateliff
Collier's
American Social Hygiene Association
New York
Toronto
Milwaukee
Sulfa
German conductor Paul Graener dies at 72
London reports the death of Dr. Paul Graener a renowned German orchestral conductor composer and teacher aged 72 A Berlin native he wrote operas and orchestral works and once taught composition at the Leipzig conservatory
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London
Paul Graener
Berlin
Graener
Leipzig Conservatory
Narcotic Case of Dr. Lewis Goes to Jury in Texarkana
Dr. Roscoe C. Lewis a Hope physician faces two narcotics sales counts to John C. McNeill of Magnolia after the first count tied to W. G. Allison was dismissed. Trial opened Tuesday with closing arguments heard today, jury selection by Hempstead county men, verdict sought after about 3 p.m.
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Roscoe C. Lewis
Hope
Hempstead County
Dale Jones
Tom McLarty
Edwin Stewart
W. E. Briant
H. M. Stephens
Blevins
Marshall Scott
McCaskill
British Advance Toward Bologna Gains Ground
Eighth Army forces crossed the Montone river two miles northwest of Forli on the Bologna highway, widening the advance toward Faenza in the Po valley. Germans pulled back slightly in the Apennines as Allied HQ noted continued movement along the Cosina canal crossing west of the Montone.
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Rome
Eighth Army
Montone
Forli
Bologna
Apennine
Cosina
Faenza
London
Metz
Hubert
Jussy
95Th
Thionville
Fort Illange
L’aisne
L’yser
Pouilly
Peltre
George S. Patton
Draint
Jeanne D'Arc
Noord and
Wessem
Roermond
Berlin
Marines Return Home From Pacific Duty Reassignments
One hundred thirty five marines, some who helped take Guam and others who served in the Aleutians and Alaska, are being returned for reassignment to U S stations. They will receive 30 day furloughs while reclassified. Notable names include Gunnery Sergeant Wyatt Johnson Crossett Platoon Sergeant Waldo Aieshire Harrisburg Pic J W Ballard Ho Springs Virgil Collins Wilburn Stone Vernon John Crocker Murfreesboro Doyle Davis Pine Bluff F Elma Carter Woodson. The United States created its first national forests in 1891 and Minnesota has 11097 lakes.
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Atlanta
Guam
Aleutians
Ala
United States
Wyatt Johnson
Corning
Waldo Jackson Aieshire
Crossett
Pic
J. W. Ballard
Route 1
Harrisburg
Virgil Corley Collins
Springs Ave
Ho Springs
Wilburn Calvin Stone
Vernon
John Reyburn Crocker
Murfreesboro
Doyle Henry Davis
West Circle Drive
Pine Bluff
F. Elma Carter
Woodson
Bond Meet Friday for Businessmen
Moody Moore state industrial division director of the Sixth War Loan Drive will meet with Hope retailers and industry leaders at city hall Friday afternoon at 2 30 p m He will explain how retailers and stores can help in the forthcoming drive which begins November 20 It is hoped that every business and industry in Hope can be represented at this important meeting.
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Moody Moore
Donnell Leads Missouri Senate Victory Narrowly Overshadows McKittrick
Forrest C. Donnell, a Republican former Missouri governor, leads Democrat Roy McKittrick by 3 590 votes for the U S Senate as of November 15. With under 20 000 absentee ballots left to count the official canvass may take six weeks but observers expect Donnell to win.
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Jefferson City
Forrest C. Donnell
Bennett Champ Clark
U. S. Senate
Donnell
Missouri
Roy McKittrick
McKittrick
Clark
War photographer Frank Prist Jr. is killed by sniper fire on Leyte
NEA Star wartime photographer Frank Prist Jr. reported killed in action on Leyte Island after years of frontline coverage from Australia to New Guinea. Prist photographed Allied landings, fought with combat units, and trained as a paratrooper before his death on November 12 while covering the Philippines campaign. He left a wife in Los Angeles.
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Nea-Acme
Frank Prist, Jr
South Pacific
Prist
Leyte Island
NEA
Star
NEA Service
Acme News
New York
Australia
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
Australlia
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Lae
Buna
Cape Glouster
Los Negros
Wake
New Britain
Dutch Guinea
General McArthur
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Daily News
14 Jap Ships Knocked Out by Planes
The U S Pacific Fleet reports a Sunday carrier plane raid on Japanese shipping and facilities in Manila Bay sank or damaged 14 ships including three warships, destroyed a floating dock, and wiped out at least 28 planes. Adm Nimitz said one American carrier ship was damaged in a Japanese attack.
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Charles H. McMurtry
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Manila Bay
Adm
Chester M. Nimitz
Manila
Luzon Islang
Nimitz
Avengers
Ricldivers
Mania Bay
Mmcie
Fleet Airwing
Ex Governor of Leyte Faces War Crimes Jail Term
Ex governor Salazar of Leyte, once allied with Japanese rulers, is jailed among 158 suspected collaborators. A board led by Maj. Gen. Basilio J. Vallez will hear cases and parole those with no charges, while the current Leyte governor opposes freeing any inmate. General Vallez questions rush to incarceration and notes possible grudges or verbal accusations influencing detentions.
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Elmont Waite
Leyte
Philippines
Lyete
Salazar
Basilio J. Vallez
Sergio Osmena
An Angleon
Kangeleon
Wallez
Bataan
Arkansas Officers Promoted In War Department List
Washington November 15 War Department announced temporary promotions for two Arkansas officers. First Lt to Capt Roy Chilson Patton of Clinton is named among the promoted officers.
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Arkansans
Washington
War Department
Arkansas
Roy Chilson Patton
Clinton
MacArthur Cuts in Behind Advancing Japs on Leyte Island
American forces on Leyte Island threaten to cut the Yamashita line by closing in from east and west. The 24th Division widened west of Limon while others pressed from the north, with the 96th Division cresting near Alto peak and the 7th Division repulsing a landing near Damulaan.
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MacArthur
Leyte Island
C. Yates McDanis
Philippines
Ormoc
24Th
Limon
First Cavalry
Mt. Catabaran
Douglas MacArthur
Yamashin Line
Alto Peak
Damulaan
Leyte
Ormoc Bay
Tokayuki Yamashita
Carigara Bay
Fair County Fair and Livestock Show elects officers
Fred Luck was chosen president of the 1945 Hempstead Fair and Livestock Show at a courthouse meeting. Frank Hill was named vice president and W. M. Mudgett secretary-treasurer. Luck will appoint committees and set the outline for next year at the January meeting. The group plans an early start after a successful 1944 show at Fair Park.
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Fred Luck
Hempstead
Dinah Shore Camp Show Unit Headlines Pasteurized Circuit
In France Dinah Shore and her Camp Show unit dubbed their act the pasteurized circuit, with most performances staged in rural French pastures.
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France
Dinah Shore
Hempstead County Cotton Ginnings Totals Reported
The census shows 10,599 bales ginned in Hempstead County for 1944 prior to November 1, down from 12,536 bales in 1943. George Wylie, special agent for the Department of Commerce, notes the figures.
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Hempstead
George Wylie
Department of Commerce
Fighter with 40 tank battles becomes frontline symbol of grit
First Sgt. Darvin Purvis of Mars Pennsylvania, 27, is the most decorated American enlisted man in Germany, with over 40 tank engagements across Africa Sicily and Europe. He declined a commission to stay with his tank unit, recalling a day when his crew lost eight of ten tanks and he fought with infantry to steady the defense.
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Hal Boyle
Germany
Siegfried Line
Darvin Purvis
Mars
Africa
Sicily
Europe
Nee Red
Purvsi
Purvis
17Th
Tunisia
Goums
French
Morocco
France
Red Army drives on Budapest crushes Danube bridgehead
Soviet forces widened their Budapest push from southern Hungary, capturing towns and railway centers east of the Danube. Moscow reported 1,200 prisoners in the bridgehead battle and about 50,000 Germans and Hungarians captured since the drive began. Yugoslav Partisans claimed Skoplje taken with 1,700 Germans killed and 995 captured.
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London
Red Army
Danube
Budapest
Moscow
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Monor
Uri
Peters
Seiure
Malinovsky
Hungary
Poland
East Prussia
Nagykata
Asbereny
Jasbereny
Heves
Miskolc
Marshal Tito
Skoplje
Yugoslavia
Vardar
Balkans
Roosevelt to Drop Formal Inaugural On White House Porch
President Roosevelt will take the oath on the White House back porch January 20 avoiding a Capitol ceremony and saving taxpayers an estimated 20,000. A twilight reception will follow the oath with tickets required for guests including Congress members and Cabinet staff. The plan omits a parade or inaugural ball due to wartime austerity.
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Francis J. Kelly
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Ravel
Congress
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Depilomatic Corps
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol Hill
Ae F. Byrd
D-Va
Kenne D. McKellar
D-Tenn
Robert L. Doughton
D-Nc
Byrd
F. S
Harry Truman
Missouri
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Leyte Gulf
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