Big Five discuss postwar peace and zones of influence
AP analysis notes the London foreign ministers conference has exposed sharp differences among the Big Five yet also the chance to reconcile them for world peace. It highlights the need to avoid renewed spheres of influence and the push toward a cooperative security structure under a new UN framework. The article cites tensions with Russia and Britain and America over atomic policy, plus a proposal for a Far Eastern commission to supervise surrender terms involving multiple powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Mackenap
London
Council of Foreign Ministers
United Nations
Hece
Ries
New World Security Organization
Bigs
Taim
Foreign Ministers’ Council
John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Wden
Europe
Samssian
Molotov
U. S
State Byrnes
Byrnes
America
Britain
China
France
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Netherlands
United
Rays and wind patterns from light and waves noted
The article notes visible light frequencies around 000 900 kilocycles and states wind direction over water can be inferred from wave shapes and their shadows.
Hope Star Masthead and publication details
Hope Star published every weekday afternoon by Star Publishing Co Inc C E Palmer and Alex H Washburn at 212 214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas Entered as second class matter at Hope Post Office under Act of March 3 Associated Press NEA membership and rate details included National Advertising Representative list of offices in Memphis Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City New Orleans and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South Walnut Street
Hope
Alex. H. Washburn
Arnel
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
New Orleans
Union St
Yanks Hunt Continued from Page One
The article notes U S forces advancing in East Asia with Lt Gen Toyama surrendering the 51 000 troops of the 58th Japanese Army on Cheju island in the East China Sea south of Korea The First Marine Division veterans land at Tientsin to help China disarm 250 000 unconquered Japanese troops moving 28 miles upstream from Taku
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Sapporo
Hokkaido
Toyama
Cheju Island
East China Sea
Korea
Marine
Guadalcanal
Palau
Okinawa
Tientsin
China
Taku
Arkansas News Items Fort Smith Display Before Zhukov
Members of the 44th Division at Camp Chaffee will travel to Fort Sill Oklahoma this week to perform in a firing exhibition before G K Zhukov chief of the Russian staff as reported by the Fort Smith Southwest American. An announcement is expected from the division public relations officer. Little Rock report notes the Monticello Cotton Mills Co sale to Frank M Swirles and Terrell Spencer for 202800. The mill, founded in 1906, was previously owned by 100 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Camp Chaffee
Fort Sill
Okla
G. K. Zhukov
Little Rock
Monticello
Hogan sets PGA record in Portland Open victory
Ben Hogan shot a PGA record seven two hole score of 261 to win the Portland Open. Byron Nelson finished second with 275 and Harold Jag McSpaden was third at 277. Pauline Betz won the Pacific Coast women's tennis title in San Francisco defeating Margaret Osborne 6 2 7 5. Pvt. Tom Brown beat Harry Likas for the men's title 6 2 2 6 6 3. Busher won the Hollywood Derby in Inglewood at Hollywood Park, increasing earnings to 316 590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
San Francisco
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Margaret Osborne
Tom Brown
Camp Cook
Calif
Harry Likas
Inglewood
Busher
Hollywood Park
Wainwright to detail untold war tales in six weekly installments
General Wainwright will disclose for the first time many untold stories of the war in a six week run of This is My Story. He notes the burying of millions in American gold in Manila harbor and the Japanese search for it. The War Department granted him full writing freedom without censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wainwright
Manila Harbor
War Department
Tragic power outage shadows Saigon in wartime setting
The narrative recalls a blackout in Saigon as British forces and Vietnamese factions clash. Johnny stays in the dining room by candlelight, fearing across the river and imagining danger from Annamese fighters. A hotel strike leaves the Continental Palace Hotel unstaffed as rioters drive refugees and internees from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Continental Palace
Saigon
French civilians run hotel amid Saigon rumors and riots
The hotel becomes a center of rumor as French guests clean their rooms and fend for themselves. Residents report families fleeing to corridors at night while mothers and fathers die in panic. Daily rumors of Annamese atrocities spread as officials list 171 missing French residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Annamese
Court Hears Continued From Page One
The hearing examined the original license grant time and the prior revenue commissioner Murray B. McLeod. The firm's counsel argued naturalization was overlooked and letters of recommendation arrived late. The attorney claimed the corporation had not operated liquor business before and thus misfiled the application. Cook refused to renew the Glezer license after July 1 and said the revocation stood with a two year permit ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Murray B. McLeod
Republicans Press Tax Remedy Over Hartford Loan Case
Republicans argued that Hartford’s loan to Elliott, urged by the late president, should trigger tax collection on $196,900 as the deduction on Hartford’s gross income. They blamed the committee for shielding the Treasury action, while Democrats refused to challenge the deduction and released a 1000 page majority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Elliott
Federal Treasury
Ruth G. Roosevelt
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
Daily Bread Continues From Page One Report
Daily Bread notes little if any improvement in physical conditions for many Europeans. The article reflects views from this country and discusses concerns over the welfare and situation of displaced or affected populations.
Rehearing Denied in Budd Pardon's Upheld Status
The Arkansas Supreme Court denied a rehearing of its ruling upholding the pardon of E A Budd a Fayeteville businessman convicted of manslaughter in the death of Norma Smith. Sheriff Gulley of Washington County had sought the rehearing. Budd never served any part of the five year term. Adkins said the death was from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Homer M. Adkins
E. A. Budd
Fayetteville
Co. P. Gulley
Washington County
Budd
Norma Smith
Adkins
Miss Smith
Eight Million Unemployed Forecast by Snyder
Recon version Director John W. Snyder warned that unemployment could reach eight million by next spring and persist through 1946. In a 46 page report to the president and Congress he outlined four keys to reconversion focusing on production jobs markets and teamwork. He urged prompt labor peace settlements Congress action on full employment tax adjustments unemployment benefits and higher minimum wages and vigorous peacetime policies. A nightcrawler is an angleworm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Snyder
Congress
Executive Branch
Dig Down For A Few Dollars For Health And Sailors
The writer urges readers to extend support beyond victory by investing in health and relief for soldiers and the suffering people of war torn lands, arguing a hungry child is a hungry child regardless of regime and that shared sacrifice aids returning service members and civilians.
Texas Strikers Cut Hydro Power in Central Texas
Workers at the Lower Colorado River Authority shut down four hydroelectric units in central Texas to press for recognition of a union and bargaining rights. About 140 of 150 LCRA employees walked out, cutting power to 16 towns and 25 000 rural customers. The strike followed a five year dispute over union recognition with no wage or condition complaints cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Texas
Lower Colorado River Authority
Max Starcke
Lake Austin
Starcke
Harry Bernhard
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Colorado River
Bernhard
LORA
Engineers to Begin River Work
War Department announces army engineers will start flood control and rivers and harbors projects this fall with an estimated cost of 900 million plus 593 million for next spring. Projects include several Arkansas reservoirs and levee districts with specific local costs and regional start dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Budget Bureau
Narrows
Ark
Terre Noire Creek
Ozan Creek
North Little Rock
Gillette
Augusta
Clarendon
de Valls Bluff
van Buren
Crawford County
McLean Bottom
Dardanelle
Morriston
Conway County
Roland
Tailor Named Teacher Mistaken for Instructor in Colombia
Manuel Ortiz, a tailor newly appointed as a teacher in Neiva Colombia, arrived to find himself in a classroom as a student misread a nomination. Ortiz explained the mix up, took the chalk, and returned to his sewing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiva
Colombia
Manuel Ortiz
Ortiz
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Chicago Poultry
At National Stockyards Illinois on October 1 hogs and cattle were active with steady to mixed prices. Breeding gilts, sows, and weights under 140 pounds showed varied changes while cattle, calves, and sheep trading patterns reflected a slow, stepped market with mixed demand across grades and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
New York Stocks Reach Eight-Year High amid Broad Gains
The market advanced as blue chip and steel shares led gains while most issues rose, with transfers around 2,000,000 shares. Leaders included U S Steel Bethlehem Standard Oil Texas Co Pepsi Cola National Can Johns Manville and others. some slips occurred among Du Pont Public Service of N J Montgomery Ward U S Rubber J I Case. Bonds held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Standard Oil
Texas Co
Pepsi-Cola
National Can
Johns-Manville
American Can
Douglas Aircraft
Southern Railway
Kennecott
Anaconda
International Harvester
DuPont
Public Service of N. J
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Rubber
J. I. Case
Cotton futures rise on outside buying and rain hopes
New York cotton futures gained further after Saturday advances as bargain buying and outside demand pushed prices up. Gains were aided by a higher mid September parity and weekend rains raising expectations of crop deterioration with October at 22.94, December 23.06, and March 23.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain and provisions futures advance on crop damage fears
Chicago grain futures rose sharply with wheat rye and oats hitting new seasonal peaks as frost damage in Nebraska and Iowa last week boosted feed grain demand. Corn showed losses and oats climbed beyond ceiling levels amid ongoing market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
Corr
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Theo Long
J Hope
Arkansas
Hope Appliance Co
East 3Rd St
Bob Elmore
Owewa, City Irt
Cort Feeture Co
Fsson
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Newspaper Enterprise Ass’n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard, Miller
Lafayette
Yanks Hunt
Wainwright
Ohio State
Missouri
Ollie Cline
Ohio
Bucks
O'Connell
Bennett
Cline
Columbus
Emperor Hirohito
iIn
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Signal Corps
NEA
Tailor
Market Report
Poultry and Produ
FOB Pric
Roosters
Broilers
Brotlers
Elders
Toffee
Texarkana
Harry W. Shiver
Hope, A
Bataan
Corregidor
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