Problem of Good Custodian for Atomic Bomb
J M Roberts Jr analyzes the atomic bomb issue noting scientists favor international controls while military wants secrecy. He discusses who should hold power, the role of the United Nations, and the balance between English speaking states and other nations, stressing cautious middle ground toward shared oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, JR
Russia
United Nations Organization
United Nations
United States
Britain
Orig
Hope Star history note hints at peace via UN weapon doubt
An editorial excerpt discusses fears about surrendering a military and diplomatic weapon before the United Nations is proven capable of maintaining peace. The piece argues the question of sharing such powers hinges on the UN's effectiveness in preventing conflict and securing global stability.
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United Nations Organization
Yank Is Continued from Page One
A rambling, humorous column mocks a nurse who criticizes American soldiers and warns women to beware bold propositions. The writer chides the nurse and other women, arguing that many GIs prefer a gradual approach, and suggests men will pursue desirable “forbidden” fruits with patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Paris
Drama of Continued From Page One Scene at the Parlor
The family gathered in a small parlor as she sat at the piano playing Lizst's Liebstraum and Schubert's Serenade. He thought the selections were too loud yet they encouraged him. He moved to sit by her on the piano bench while she kept to the soprano end, turning away coldly.
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Lizst
Training School at First Baptist Church Session
A training school will be held at First Baptist Church from September 30 to October 4. It begins Sunday night at 6 15 p m and runs Monday to Thursday from 7 00 to 8 40 p m. Courses include The Story Hour Leadership Manual taught by Miss June Duke and manuals for the Baptist Junior Union, Intermediate Union, Young People's Union, and Adult Union led by listed instructors.
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First Baptist Church
Training Union
June Duke
Baptist Junior Union
Neil Bacon
Baptist Intermediate Union
Frances Silver
Baptist Young People’s Union
Mrs Spragins to Be Buried Here Monday
The body of Mrs Mary Green Spragins will arrive in Hope Saturday night and be taken to Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home. Funeral services are set for Monday at 3 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Thomas Brewster presiding. Her son George Spragins and daughter Mrs Otto F Liedschlag of California accompany the body.
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Mary Green Spragins
Hope
Herndon-Corneliis Funeral Home
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
George Spragins
Otto F. Liedschlag
Calif
No Technique in Love Says Girl of GIs
London dispatch reports an army nurse condemning American soldiers for losing romantic technique. She claims American troops now rely on candy, cigarettes, and quick conquests abroad, preferring British and French soldiers. She cites a party encounter and warns the U S love market will collapse without genuine courtship.
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W. R. Higginbotham
London
Army
Stars and Stripes
Europe
United States
Love, betrayal and war behind the cellar door
A lieutenant in a border town learns his love for a German sympathizer’s daughter hides a hidden soldier in the cellar. After gifts of food win her, the German lover is revealed and the lieutenant confronts the rival. A nurse laments officers’ advances and the women’s safer prefer French or British troops. The piece closes with a nurse’s signed note from Nurse, 59th evacuation Hospital.
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59Th Vacuation Hospital
Here and There in Arkansas: varied local tales and a surprising toy
An AP digest covers a Hot Springs jail fixture incident leading to extra jail time, Arkansas city transit expansions in Fayetteville Russellville and Malvern plans, toy mixups including a teeter totter and an army mine toy, and editors urging reservists to stay home. It notes Texarkana breaking tradition by aligning Texas and Arkansas school holidays for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Arkansas
Navy Department
Texarkana
Texas
Japan Exchanges, Factories Open With Limits After MacArthur Rules
MacArthur bars reopening of the Japanese stock exchange but allows limited factory production for textiles metals leather and trucks. Government must curb raw materials use with set quotas and deny others, while new labor movements push liberal reforms. Allied orders require health and radio censorship clearances and field conversion for farming to ease shortages.
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MacArthur
Japanese Stock Exchange
Socialist Party
Japan
Liberal
Imperial
Mainichi
Allied Command
Tax Cut Proposals Pace for 1946 Start
The Senate bill on tax relief waits for House committee work before moving on to a broader tax cut. A full House and Senate vote will shape the program, seen as a hurry up device rather than a real revision. Proposals include a straight 20 or 25 percent cut and graduated reductions starting January 1, 1946, aimed at easing the tax burden on low earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House Committee
House
Emmet Methodist revival ends Sunday with reception
The revival at Emmet Methodist Church will close this Sunday at 10 a.m. with the reception of members. Pastor Meux will preach at De Ann at 8 p.m. Sunday marking the start of a De Ann Methodist revival continuing through the following Friday. The item notes that marriage before age 20 is likeliest for American girls in the South, especially in small towns.
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Emmet Methodist Co
D. Meux
Emmet Methodist Church
de Ann
de Ann Methodist Church
South
Hope B Team Ties Texarkana 7-7 in Stadium Game
Hope's B team tied Texarkana's B squad 7-7 in a football game at the stadium on Thursday night. Tommy Britt scored the touchdown for Hope.
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Hope
Texarkana
Ark
Tommy Britt
Arkansas Industrial and real estate notices in state items
Arkansas News Items reports multiple filings and notices: Industrial Supply Co of Fort Smith files articles of incorporation for welding supplies with starting capital 22500 and authorized 100000, incorporators W R Balliett R T Balliett and T F Hermes all of Fort Smith. Builders Supply Co of Eldorado obtains charter to deal in timber and real estate with 20000 starting capital and incorporators W F Matthews Bruce W Melvin L and Beryl F Anthony. Marion county cooperative association of Yellville files reorganization for expansion and capital rearrangement. Also Gov Jimmie Davis ships tung seed to Ecuador via Mrs Myrtis C Gill and State Forester Massey Anderson. Arkansas gasoline fuel oil and butane taxes reach a September record over 1300000, contributing to total 1945 August through August of 6790000. Dr George S Benson of Harding College to testify on employment bill before a Senate committee.
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Little Rock
Industrial Supply Co
Fort Smith
Secretary of State
W. R
R. T. Balliet
T. F. Hermes
Ft. Smith
Baton Route
Jimmie Davis
Ecuador
Myrtis C. Gill
Massey Anderson
Banco de Fomento Ciudad
Des Esmeraldes
Provincia Des
Arkansas
Otho A. Cook
Cook
Revenue Department
Market Report Signals Steel Buyng on OPA Relaxation Hopes
New York market gains spread across sectors as steel buying based on anticipated OPA ceilings removal lifts sentiment. Notable winners include Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet, Continental Motors, Studebaker, North American, Electric Power Light, American Water Works, Columbia Gas, General Realty, R K O, and Gillette Razor. Major names like U S Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, International Telephone, Santa Fe, and Du Pont led advances. rail bonds and commodity futures showed improvement amid mixed livestock and cattle trading locally.
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New York
O.P.A
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Continental Motors
Studebaker
North American
Electric Power Light
American Water Works
Columbia Gas
General Realty
R-K-O
Gillette Razor
U. S. Steel
Chryser
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
International Telephone Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
U. S. Gypsum
Johns Manville
du Pont
Poultry and Produce Prices and Cotton Futures Report
Chicago market notes butter receipts 340,929 unchanged. eggs 3,748 firm with various U S standards up to 38 1 2. live poultry unsettled. New York cotton futures gain on mill buying, October at 22.64, December 22.84, March 22.81. hedging light, crop deterioration cited.
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Chicago
U. S
New York
New Orleans
Grain futures slip as kill frost forecast fades
Chicago market notes a rainout of frost threat across the corn belt. Futures declined with wheat down 1 to 1 3 8 cents, corn off 3 8 to 5 8, oats shed 1 2 to 3 4, rye down 5 8 to 1 1 2, barley up 1 6 to 1 2. Cash wheat eased a penny with market steadiness seen in receipts and shipping sales.
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Chicago
Livestock futures report from St Louis packer market
National stockyards hog results show 1,200 head traded with a steady to slightly higher tone. Market activity was active, breeding gilts saw gains up to 25 cents, while the broader hog market held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
USDA
Arkansas Expenditures Council member Dr Benson heads trip
A Washington based committee notes Dr Benson will travel October 5 for a trip sponsored by the Arkansas Public Expenditures Council, of which he is a member. The event details and目的 are outlined in the notice.
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Cial House Committee
Washington
Benson
The
Arkansas Public Expenditures Council
Tax Plan Proposes Lower Rates for Large Incomes
The proposal calls for reduced taxes on higher earners and the complete removal of the 3 percent normal income tax. The plan aims to simplify the system and cut overall levies on wealthier individuals.
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J. P. Cox Drug Store
Theo Long
Hope, Arkansas
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Ara
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass’n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Terminal
Union St
Yank
Homer Todd
Marvel
America
1St Baptist
PRICE
Hot Springs
Fayetteville
Russellville
Malvern
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Market Report
Bradley
Sevier
State Comptroller
Ofice
Bradley County
Sevier County
Mior
Doug Bacon
City Serctrie Co
Hope Auto CO
West
South Elm
Davis Studio
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