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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1945
Page
1
Opening Day School Attendance Rises Amid War Echoes
The city school system reports an 11 percent rise in enrollment on Opening Day this year versus last. In wartime, older students leave school early for work, while the drive for education remains a sign of private preparation for peace. A clipped Army outreach note questions suitable civilian roles for officers, arguing private business starts at the bottom and will hire accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Public School
Ad Mure
Hope
James H. Jones
Hope High School
Yerger High School
Truman’s peacetime plan sparks immediate debate in Congress
The Truman administration unveils a peacetime prosperity program that critics call not an airtight blueprint but a bombshell likely to shape politics for months. The tone is calm and cooperative, balancing New Deal continuities with hints of restraint and a focus on full employment as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Congress bay Reject Army Promotions
Washington war dept discloses many generals are leaving active duty or being demoted to pace demobilization of enlisted men and lowerrank officers amid congressional criticism of postwar promotions. Senators urge faster discharges and potential overhaul of demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Congress
Armed Services
Truman
Senate
Tropic Storm Off Coast of Florida
A tropical storm moving north from the Caribbean loosened its grip while southwest winds weakened. The Miami Weather Bureau placed the center about 450 miles north of Puerto Rico with speeds of 12 to 14 mph and gusts reaching 60 mph earlier, extending up to 150 miles east and north of the center. The center lay roughly 800 miles from Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Miami Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Okinawa Warship Toll Reveals Navy Losses and Damages
The navy disclosed that the Okinawa campaign cost the United States 30 warships sunk and 223 damaged. Twelve damaged ships were hit by U S gunfire, and 3,836 Japanese planes were destroyed. Kamikazes caused 22 sinkings. several ships were listed as sunk or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Okinawa
United States
Gamage
U. S
Bataan
New Mexico
North Carolina
Wichita
McDermut
Treathen
Carlson
Barnett
Audrain
Menard
Lindenwald
Navy
Buffalo Bill’s Dough Deposited at Chase Bank
Chase National Bank lists unclaimed accounts guarded for W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill with deposits between 25 and 50 dollars. The note appears in a formal list of names in New York dated September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chase National Bank
W. F
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Wainwright Returns From Captivity Under New Ovation
Gen Jonathan M Wainwright rests after 39 months in Japanese captivity amid renewed acclaim from the nation He plans to rest seek medical care and travel to New York for a Thursday reception Washington D C events include a Pentagon press conference a private party with Secretary Stimson and a ceremony at the Washington Monument grounds leading to Congress and the White House tribute to his service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Scherff
Washington
Jonathan M. Wainwright
America
Bataan and
Corregidor
New York
Wainwright
Pentagon
Mrs. Wainwright
Shoreham
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
War Department
Washington Monument
Congress
White House
Truman
Duty Free Bauxite Repeal Seen to Aid Arkansas Mines
Arkansas mining figures predict benefits from Senate push to repeal a one dollar per ton import duty on bauxite and to accept bauxite in payment of lend lease debts. Aluminum Company of America manager R A Learnard cites U S produced alumina and Hurricane Creek stockpiles as supply options. Independent Arkansas producers note limited postwar offers for Hurricane Creek and Jones Mill plants as labor shortages hinder operations across 31 of 34 mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Senate
United States
Arkansas
R. A. Learnard
Aluminum Company of America Properties
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bureau of Mines
U Hurricane Creek
Ark
Learnard
P. A. Dulin, Jr
Independent
Bauxite Producers of Arkansas
Hurricane Creek
Jones Mill
Alcoa
Dulin
Congress
Blaze at Houston refinery injures 26 workers
A nighttime fire at a Houston refinery injured 26 firemen and refinery workers and forced 200 residents to evacuate. Lightning sparked the blaze, which shook nearby streets as two large gasoline tanks exploded and a 55,000 barrel crude tank burned. Fire officials said the fire would burn itself out as flames towered and smoke hung over the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Homer Lyles
V. Dorsett
Dorsett
Army Issues Give Congress a Busy Day
Congress prepared for a full agenda after the war and Pearl Harbor era. Lawmakers debated moving people out of uniform, equal rights for women, surplus war goods, government corporations, airports, and postwar jobs. Five star generals and jobless receipts framed the day’s discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hall
Washington
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Tojo Fell to Self-Destruction in Tokyo Home
UPI reports former Japanese premier Hideki Tojo shot himself in the chest during a late afternoon arrest attempt at his Setagaya home. He survived initial treatment and was moved to Yokohama hospital as military guards, doctors, and reporters watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
The
Pacific
Hideki Tojo
Bartholomew
Tojo
Frank Bartholomew
Tokyo
United States
Pearl Harbor
T. Takamatsu
Tokyo Mainichi
Takamatsu
Setagayva
Greater Tokyo
Maj
Paul Kraus
Douglas MacArthur
Counter-Intelligence Corps
Sean
Brown
Kraus
William B. Dickinson
Yokohama
U. S. Army
Japan
Meiji Shrine
Foreign Office
Hirohito
James Johnson
Youkohama Hospital
Sears
Richard Whittington
Mount Ida
Ark
Donald Hawk
Dover
Ernest Roblesky
Westfield
Mass
Corp
Everett, Sayre
Racine
Frank Aquino
Johnson
Aquino
Barbara Stanwyck
Om, Corp
Bernard J . Leonard
Wausau
Wis
Fukuoka Prefecture
Koga
Governor Treated To 138-Pound Watermelon
Governor Thomas L. Bailey marveled at a 138-pound melon sent from Arkansas governor Ben Laney. Bailey joked it looked like a Mississippi cucumber and planned to share seeds with Mississippi growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Thomas L. Bailey
Mississippi
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Bailey
Hope
Ark
Big Five Ministers Open London Talks on Postwar Peace
The first meeting of foreign ministers from the United States Britain France Russia and China opens at Lancaster House to tackle postwar problems. Key figures include Byrnes Bevin Bidault Molotov and Wang Shih Chieh as Greece unrest and Italy peace terms loom over the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
Lancaster House
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Soviet Union
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Wang Shih-Chieh
Greece
Archbishop Damaskinos
Italy
Rationing End Near for Cheese Under Price Office
The Office of Price Administration announced cheese point values will drop to zero at midnight after the Agriculture Department removed cheese controls. Price Administrator Chester Bowles said the change frees red points for meat and butter. Army stockpiles and government purchase set asides influenced the move, retroactive to Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Chester Bowles
Agriculture Department
Bowles
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps
Department
Cheese Rationing to End Soon Across Foods
In Washington on September 11, a Department of Agriculture spokesman said cheese rationing will end almost immediately as the army reduces cheese purchases. Lower beef grades will be ration free before October 1, with pork chops and bourbon whiskey following. Prospects of bumper crops and waning wartime controls signal a quick end to food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Coolest Man in Navy Takes a Beachhead in the Chill Box
Storekeeper First Class Bill Swain, about 38, a wiry redhaired sailor, works in the ship’s icebox aboard the USS Ancon in Tokyo Bay. He has endured six major amphibious landings from Fedala to Sicily and Scoglitti, and he looks forward to returning home to Pinehurst, Georgia, after a long war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Ancon
Tokyo Bay
Bill Swain
Bill
Willsiskers
Navy
Pinehurst
Georgia
Wright Field
Vienna
North Africa
Japan
Fedala
French Morocco
Scogeletti
Sicily
Saler
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Solriend
Chatham
ANS
Douglas Smith
Crack Shington
St Scripps-Howard
John Laig
Ohio State
WMC
Craig
Marine Corps
Congress Bay
John L. Cutter
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Thomas
Andrew J. May. D
House Military Affairs Committee
Daniel A. Reed
N.Y
May
Coast
Florida
First Cavalry Division
Signal Corps Radiotelephoto
Hope Schools
U.S
Buffalo Bill's
Hara Kiri
Ruth Gmeiner
Helene Monberg
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