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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1945
Page
1
Admiral Halsey calls for compulsory service and defends MacArthur
The Honolulu departure speech by Admiral Halsey urges compulsory military training and praises General MacArthur. He notes the atomic bomb as potent yet likely countered and emphasizes the enduring need for the doughboy and the Navy. He cites peace treaties but asserts laws do not abolish police powers. The piece also reflects on credit for victory naming the ordinary soldier as indispensable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Doughboy
Navy
Globester Aims To Beat 51 Hour World Flight Record
The Globester may beat the 51 hour world flight mark on a 23 147 mile route heading east from Bermuda via Santa Maria Azores to Casablanca. The C 54 carried eight passengers and one bound for Calcutta as ATC observers monitor progress and seek improvements for passenger comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
U. S. Army Air Transport Command
Atlantic
Bermuda
Santa Maria
Azores
Casablanca
Washington
New York City
San Francisco
ATC
Globe
Great Transport
Calcutta
Washington Bermuda
Washington National
Col. M. S. White
Hamilton
John Ohlinger
Toledo
Ohio
Roderick Elliott
Robert Ruard
Axis Sally Sentenced in Rome for Treason
Rita Zucca known as Axis Sally was convicted by an Italian military tribunal in Rome for having intelligence with the enemy and sentenced to four years and five months in prison. Born in New York, she was turned over by American authorities after losing U S citizenship. Her broadcasts to American troops from Milan aimed to demoralize and praise home comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rita Zucca
Miss Zucca
New York
United States
Milan
Italy
Green Paper for Star Saturdays to Use Up Old Stock
The Star begins a Saturday edition printed on discontinued green newsprint to use up stock. With about a tenth of the green sheet on hand it will take seven or eight Saturdays to write it off. The heavier costly paper was bought for supplement work never undertaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Southern Pine Operators Seek Immediate Price Increase
Southern members of Congress pressed OPA for an immediate raise of 5.10 per thousand feet in southern pine lumber ceiling prices. The group, led by Senator Bankhead, urged action now citing mill losses and hunger for lumber. Bowles was invited but not present. committee plans further talks if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
OPA
Senator Bankhead
D-Ala
Bankhead
Frank Ketcham
F. C. Holder
Industry
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Congressional
Southern Pine
Little Rockian Released After 41 Months in Prison
Pvt. Gayle M. Chandler of Little Rock has been freed from a Japanese prison camp after 41 months in captivity. He was captured at Corregidor and held in the Philippines until July 1944 when he was moved to Fukuoka, Japan. His brother, R. Hendrix Chandler, previously served with the Little Rock AP bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Gayle M. Chandler
R. H. Chandler
War Department
Chandler
Corregidor
Philippines
Fukuoka
Japan
R. Hendrix Chandler
Little Rock Associated Press Bureau
Mobile
Ala
Patio Meaning and usage in Spanish
The word patio comes from Spanish and refers to an inner court or enclosed open-air space. It denotes a courtyard or outdoor area surrounded by walls or buildings and open to the sky.
Foreign Service Training Group Expands Its Role Abroad
Washington report on the International Training Administration expanding operations. The agency processes 250 Chinese trainees awaiting reassimilation after Japan's surrender. Industrial and diplomatic aims drive hemispheric solidarity and U S trade with Latin America and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Service
U. S
Jack Stinnett
Washington—International Training Administration, Inc
United States
Japan
ITA
State Department
Hope Public Schools Set 8 30 a.m. Start Monday
Schools to open at 8 30 a.m. on Monday October 1 with 3 10 p.m. dismissals for grades and 3 22 for high school. Hope department stores adopt new hours opening 8 a.m. closing 1 p.m. weekdays and 8 p.m. Saturdays. Grocery stores will close 5 30 p.m. weekdays and 8 30 p.m. Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hope
Department and General Stores of
Hope Grocery Stores
Brutal Woman Camp Guard Is on Trial
Irma Grese, a Nazi guard at Oswiecim and the Belsen complex, is identified in court as a chief offender by witness Paula Zinger. Zinger describes starvation and terror rituals while names other defendants and notes a nearby mass burial ground uncovered during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wighton Lueneburg
Irma Grese
Oswercim
Paula Zinger
Miss Zinger
Josef Kramer
Belsen
Fritz Klein
Helena Kopper
Helen Klein
Tarnow
Poland
Oswiecim
Miss Klein
Grese
Lueneburg
Engagement announced in Towanda family fair
Towanda Pennsylvania announces the engagement of Miss Ethel Chilson to Floyd Robinson, offspring of Clarence and Mrs. Robinson, marking a family union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Clarence Robinson
Robinson
Ethel Chilson
Mr. Robinson
Floyd Robinson
Patton to Purge Nazis in Bavaria
Gen. George Patton faces immediate denazification in Bavaria with orders to oust Nazis from municipal and industrial offices. He and Eisenhower reportedly discussed retaining some in office for efficiency, with about 20 Nazis still in Patton's occupation zone as of yesterday. Eisenhower's directive aims to remove party members from government and private industry roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McDermott
Frankfurt
Germany
George 5. Patton
Bavaria
Patton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Commander
Eisenhower
Seisenhower
Naz Party
Four States Fair Opens with Rodeo and Exhibits
The Four States Fair in Texarkana October 9 to 14 offers a $4,500 rodeo prize fund and $8,200 in beef and dairy cattle show prizes. Festivals include North American shows with ten big shows and rides, plus daily free shows, parades, and band concerts at Spring Lake Park. Over 200 cattle entered, fair grounds on a 53 acre site ready for up to 100,000 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four-States
Texarkana
E. Harold Beck
The
Fair Association
Fair
Offenhauser Bldg
Ark- Texas
Spring Lake Park
Great White Way
Special on School Subscriptions for Hope Students
The Star announces a nine month subscription offer for Hope students going away to school. Anywhere in the United States rate is $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
United States
Jobless Pay Bill on Way in Congress
The Senate approved the full employment bill by 71 to 10 and sent it to the House for late October debate. The postwar Congress weighs economic issues like full employment, current aid for the unemployed, and taxes amid shifting political relations and looming atomic secrets decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Max Hall
Washington
Capitol
Senate
House
Truman
Army
Navy
Congressional
U S Maintains Non Intervention With Argentina Aims Moral Pressure
The United States intends to keep non intervention in Argentina while escalating a moral pressure campaign to push the government to honor inter American and United Nations commitments. Spruille Braden arrives to lead the effort and cites faith in the Argentine people to remove the current regime. President Truman mirrors this stance toward Argentina as he does Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Shackford
Washington
United States
Argentina
United Nations
Spruille Braden
U. S
White House
State Department
Truman
Spain
Braden
MacArthur Orders Japan Free Press End To Censorship
General Douglas MacArthur ordered abolition of Japan's censorship and restricted press limits. Japan demobilized over 2 million troops, with most returning to civilian life as wartime controls were lifted and travel restrictions eased. The move followed Tokyo newspaper confiscations over interviews with Hirohito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Termaine
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
MacArthur
Hirohito
Supreme Headquarters
Honshu
Kyushu
Mainichi
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Frank Kluckhohn
New York Times
Donald D. Hoover
Naruhiko Migashi-Kuni
Nippon Times
Richard K. Sutherland
Cigar Smoking Beauties and Dog Fights at Burma Pagoda Shrine
Reporter HAL BOYLE visits Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Rangoon, describing a bustling, gritty scene near a sacred site. American troops and locals share the space as vendors sell candles, hairpins, rubies, and even tractors as dogs quarrel and fight amid scent and bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Hal Boyle
Rancoon
Shwe Dagon Pagoda
Buddhish
Rangoon
Jack Malone
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Nationwide strikes widen as 400000 stay off work
The Associated Press reports 400000 workers remained on strike across major industries including automotive coal lumber oil and electrical power. In New York City about 1500000 workers were affected by a labor dispute as talks with CIO leaders and oil firms sought a wage hour settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York City
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Washington
Schwellenbach
CIO
Chicago
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Paterson
N. J
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
A. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
Thomas
International Board
AFL
Pacific Northwest
Dewey
State Mediation Board
Missouri Pacific announces extra bus schedules through Hope
The Missouri Pacific Transportation Company issues changes and additions to main-line bus times through Hope effective Monday. Hope Nashville stays unchanged. New northbound departures to Little Rock include 2 27 a.m. 8 02 a.m. 10 32 a.m. 2 32 p.m. 4 47 p.m. 8 02 p.m. Southbound departures to Texarkana list 5 03 a.m. 10 48 a.m. 2 15 p.m. 4 48 p.m. 7 03 p.m. 11 23 p.m. Some northbound runs connect via Memphis and St Louis. all southbound schedules connect at Texarkana for Texas points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
Hope
Hope-Nashville
Little Rock
Texarkana
Memphis
St. Louis
Texas
All American Vineyard Grows 85 Grapes on One Acre
Decatur Illinois September 29 John P Filehak maintains an orchard of 85 grape varieties on a one acre tract near his home. He has imports from nearly every state including a California vine said not to thrive in Illinois. This year the vine yielded three bunches of grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
John P. Filehak
California
Illinois
Halsey Announces Retirement After a Storied Pacific Career
Admiral William F. Halsey, famed for leading the Third Fleet and his aggressive Pacific campaigns, says he will retire at 62. He recalled key events from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, noted his age, and joked about a white wooden rocking horse sent to him as he reflected on a career that reshaped naval warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Halsey, Jr
Juan
MacArthur
Tokyo
Honolulu
Alsey
Serena
Macee Halsey
MacArch
Japan
Pearl Harbor
William F. Halsey
Pacific
Third Fleet
Marshalls
Gilberts
Wake
Marcus
Jimmie Doolittle
South Pacific
Solomons
Santa Cruz
Guadalcanal
Halsey
Leyte
Philippines
Asiatic
Tokyo Bay
Missouri
Washington
Navy
Monkey House
Hirohito
Thanksgiving Day in Arkansas Set for November 29
Arkansas designates the legal Thanksgiving holiday as the last Thursday in November which falls on November 29 this year. Secretary of State C G Hall noted many inquiries from football coaches and school officials about the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
C. G. Hall
Hall
Polk Chamber funds unspent after V J day celebration
The Polk Nebraska chamber of commerce raised over $200 for a V J day party but Japan's surrender came too quick and no event was held. A committee will decide how to use the leftover funds as the Japanese population work force is noted at 40 to 45 percent in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
England
Army
Navy
Britain
Wis Gs Joe
Uncle Sam
Europe
Pacific
Japs Polk
Nebr
Sept
Polk Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
Sally
Cotton
Sindhus
Sindon
Little Rockian
Latin America
China
India
U.S
Princeton University
College of New Jersey
Buddha
Malone
Page
Mo.Pac
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