Social and Personal News and Military Discharge
The Cosmopolitan Club meets Tuesday at 7 45 with Mrs Royce Smith and Mrs Jim tKenzie as associate hostess. The Brookwood PTA plans a Wednesday 3 pm meeting at the school. Mack Roberts left Sunday for Hill Field Ogden Utah after a furlough with family. Flight Officer and Mrs William L Moore Jr guesting with Mr and Mrs Paul Raley. A D Monroe Jr has received an honorable Army discharge after seven months overseas with the 3181st Signal Battalion in Okinawa. he plans to settle in DeQueen Arkansas with wife Betty and son A D Monroe II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Royce Smith
South Main Street
Jim tKenzie
Fulton
Pie
Mack Roberts
Hill Field
Ogden
Utah
A. D. Monroe, Jr
A. D. Monroe, Sr
Washington, Arkansas
Army of the United States
DeWitt General Hospital
Auburn
Calif
Monroe
Army
Southwestern Gas and Electric Co
Washington
Betty
A. D. Monroe II
DeQueen
Arkansas
War veteran Burnis Warren returns from service with honors
Burnis Warren son of Mr. and Mrs. J. HW Warren arrived home from Camp Ufree Arkansas after an honorable discharge under the points system. He served 36 months in the European theater with the Eighth Air Force earning the ETO Ribbon with six battle stars, Good Conduct Medal, and Presidential Citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnis Warren
Mer
J. HW. Warren
Campufree
Arkansas
Warren
Eighth Air Force
Mrs Elwin Salisbury Hospital Tonsil Operation
Friends of Mrs. Elwin Salisbury of 804 East Second Street Hope inform that she is a patient at Cora Donnel Hospital in Prescott where she underwent a tonsil operation on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Salisbury
East Second St
Hope
Cora Donnel Hospital
Prescott
Scrap Paper Pickup Here This Week
The Boy Scouts will conduct monthly scrap paper collection this week. On Wednesday night September 26 they will pick up in outlying towns, and on Thursday night September 27 in Hope. Residents should place bundled paper at the curb for swift truck collection.
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Boy Scouts
Hope
Record Low Total for Ozan Gin
A record low ginning total was reported at the Cox gin in Ozan as of Monday afternoon with only eight bales of the new crop. Alec Nelson, a local farmer, brought in three bales while John Henry Webb delivered two. Most cotton came from hill land. the gin is run by Milam Green along with Mrs. Annie Christian and Everett Ellis.
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Cox Gin
Ozan
Alec Nelson
John Henry Webb
Nelson
Milam Green
Annie Christian
Everett Ellis
Q and A quiz on war history and world facts
The passage presents a Q A format covering Brazil’s independence from Portugal, postwar ammunition disposal in India, U S access to Sweden for chemicals and machinery, the meaning of hara kiri, and three Iwo Jima air bases. It notes Truman’s congratulations and the Central Iwo capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Portugal
Truman
Iwo Jimas
U. S
Iwo
Pills Do Not Restore Hair Color In Exhaustive Tests
Dr William A O Brien reports Modern Medicine August 1945 finds vitamins and chemicals ineffective for restoring gray hair. A controlled Irwin Kerlan M D study showed no color change after months of treatment, despite clipping hairs for analysis. Gray hair is part of aging and not a disease, with many older workers sporting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Irwin Kerlan
Chas Haynes Store Undergoes Front Remodel
Chas A Haynes company constructs a new storefront at Second and Main for the department store. The Pittsburgh style blue and ivory glass front will feature modern lighting and a large window facing Main street. General manager C Lewis says remodeling begins now with further modernization after year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Haynes Company
Second
Main Streets
Pittsburgh
Main Street
C. Lewis
Alien Wives of GIs Face Homesickness and Strain
Dorothy Dix notes that thousands of American soldiers wed foreign brides during the war and many brides suffer extreme homesickness. Language barriers, cultural differences, and isolation strain marriages as families struggle with alien customs while husbands struggle with sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Matilda
Yvonne
Carmen
Main Street
Broadway
Joe
GI Joe
Female Guard Pictured as Camp Terror
Irma Grese described in court as striding about Oswiecim and Belsen camps and using a riding whip on women inmates. The 22 year old Polish Jewish witness Dora Szafran testified Grese carried arms and thrased a girl at Belsen, while Josef Kramer was named as a camp commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wighten Luenenburg
Irma Grese
Oswiecim
Belsen
Dora Szafran
Osweidm
Miss Szafran
Grese
Josef Kramer
Juana Bormann
Bormann
Army Discharges Announced by War Department
The War Department Personnel Center released lists of enlisted men discharged on Monday September 24. Public Relations Office announcements identify the discharge action and the affected personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Chaffee
Army
War Department Personnel Center
Acheson Approved as Undersecretary Amid MacArthur Clash
Senate confirmed Dean G. Acheson 69 to 1 as undersecretary of state after aWhite House directive reaffirmed Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s supreme authority in Japan to enforce Potsdam principles. The move follows days of controversy over MacArthur’s suggested troop reductions and Acheson rebuke, with Sen. Wherry voting alone against confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
MacArthur
Japan
Senate
Dean G. Acheson
Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Kenneth S. Wherry
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Mac
Arkansas Military Personnel Listings Roster
Arkansas names listed include Corporal Robert Thomson Arkadelphia S Sgt Melvin Goodwin DeWitt Olan Fleming Tillar Pfc Ralph Powell Corning Cpl Edward Haney Hope Sgt Montgomery Rector Cpl Cecil Newsome Marvell Pfc Archie Lambert Bearden Pfc Arlie Rogers Hot Springs Pfc George Shamblin Bigelow Lee Taylor Hope Pfc Keith Henry Runyan Jr Mena Halliburton Black Oak S Sgt Pfc John Chatham Dermott Pfc James Fletcher Hiwasse Route 1 Der mott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Robert B. Thomasson
Arkadelphia
Melvin A. Goodwin
DeWitt
Olan Fleming
Tillar
Ralph Powell
Corning
Edward Haney
Hope
Montgomery
Rector
Cecil A. Eddie Newsome
Marvell
Archie L. Lambert
Bearden
Arlie G. Rogers
Hot Springs
George Shamblin
Bigelow
Lee R. Taylor
Keith L. Henry H. Runyan Jr
Mena
Halliburton
Black Oak
John T. Chatham
Dermott
James F. Fletcher
Hiwasse
Ambition and peril loom in a science intrigue
Leana Sormi schemes to seize control of the X-999 in a bold bid for power and wealth. Carolyn suspects a conspiracy as a telegram announces a personal conference and exclusive possession of the fabulous substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leana Sormi
Robert Hale
Carolyn
Dr. Hale
Schoenfeld Laboratory
Leana
Telegraph Office
North America
Bob
Leana Ormi
War drains US mineral wealth height of conflict
The Interior Department reports war depleted major mineral reserves posing long term supply risks. Mercury and manganese may last less than a year and two years respectively, lead 12 years, silver 11, zinc 19, copper 34, while coal and lignite could endure 4,300 years. Iron ore reserves showed 35 percent depletion since five years ending January 1.
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Washington
Interior Department
Department
United States
Dr Elmore Dies at 81 in Magnolia
Dr A B Elmore 81 died at his Magnolia home after a long illness. lifelong Columbia Count resident practiced dentistry in Magnolia for more than 60 years. Survived by two sons, five daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral planned at Central Baptist Church Magnolia with burial at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Elmore
Gnolia
Elmore
Hope Automotive
Columbia
Magno
A. C. Elmore Waldo
A. B. Elmore, Jr
Magnolia
John Spradlin
Gayrene Anderson
Ann Arbor
Mic
Truman Takes Over Atomic Bomb Policy
President Truman will submit recommendations to Congress on the development and use of atomic energy. Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said the president will take cabinet advice but retain sole responsibility for final policy decisions, with Congress to decide eventual action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
White House
Congress
Charles G. Ross
Elf
Ross
Truman
MacArthur debated as left protests drive Japan policy
The piece notes a split over MacArthur affecting Japan's democratization and predicts a House hearing by the Committee to Investigate Un-American Activities as it aims to question Communist witnesses about a revived class warfare program in the United States. Witnesses named include Earl Browder William Z Foster Benjamin Davis Jr and Jack Stachel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
MacArthur
Japan
United States
Earl Browder
William Z. Foster
Communist Lorry
Benjamin Davis, Jr
Eek
Jack Stachel
Daily Bread Continued From Page One
Editorial urges continued restrained American and British policy toward Axis protégés and Francoists while supporting Argentine will for liberty. Warns against withholding mild economic sanctions and uses nautical metaphor to stress choosing the right course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Franco
Spain
Britain
Truman says he will take personal responsibility for atomic future
President Truman refuted claims that Secretary Wallace pressed for Russia to obtain atomic secrets. He described a cabinet discussion aimed at policy decisions for Congress, noting a shared premise from Secretary Patterson that he would not disclose. He stressed he alone bears final responsibility for the discovery's use and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Jefferson Islands
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Truman
Wallace
Congress
Robert P. Patterson
Arkansas Collegiates to Consider IAC Conference Bylaws
Representatives from state colleges met in Little Rock to discuss a constitution and bylaws for the Arkansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The committee completed its work and a report would go to athletic directors and college heads. Separately, Franklin corporations filed articles of incorporation in Little Rock to manufacture and sell wearing apparel with S. L. White named resident agent. The district OPA clarified that lifting home building restrictions on Oct. 15 does not change price controls and lumber and building material controls in Arkansas will be tightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Committee
Secretary of State
Franklin Corporations
Jonesboro
el Dorado
S. L. White
OPA
Arkansas
Eskimos as One North American Indian Group
Leading anthropologists classify Eskimos as one example of North American Indian in blood and language. Light is energy radiation produced by disturbance of electrons around an atomic nucleus.
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Brookwood P.T.A
William L. Moore, Jr
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Paul Raley
Ernest Collins
Mobile
Alabama
Points
Florida
John Honea
Camp Robinson
Mrs
W. E. Honea
Om. M
Hiinton Davis
Leo Robins
Miss Nancy Robins
Dallas, Tex
A News
California
The
Ozan Gin
India
China
Burma
Germany
Sweden
C. L. Roberts
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Calvin E. Cassidy
Ark
Hope, Ark
Bldg
Dorothy Dixgi
Bob Hale
Blair
Tonto Mountain
Minerval
Secon
Hall’s Hat Shop
2Nd St
Harry W. Shiver
Hael
Talbot
Dorothy Parkins
Dorothy Perkins
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