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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
2
A fragmented report notes German praise for Hitler in a previous August speech and highlights General List’s leadership as field marshal. It references a Maginot line failure and a striking château incident where soldiers fled through a ballroom to escape a trap, illustrating wartime maneuvers and tension.
The article traces the career of General List born May 15 1880 in Württemberg. It covers his early service in Bavarian Engineering, rise to captain in 1913, World War I general staff duties, Reichswehr leadership, 1930 Dresden infantry school commandant, 1935 military district command, and just before WWII a group command with full general rank.
The Luck-Jackson families of Columbia County will hold their annual reunion Sunday, April 20, at the Shilo Baptist Church, two miles north of Waldo. W. H. Luck of Minden, La., announced Friday.
A Flying Cadet board in Lexington Kentucky questions a cadet about his unusual name Gen eral Pershing Bishayy born during World War I inspired by the AEF general. He explains his parents named him in honor of the General.
Record notes the criticism that Raleigh was chosen as the capital of North Carolina due to its remoteness to navigation, with historical debate over its suitability and the implications for regional influence.
Mrs. Davies, wife of the former ambassador, is described as one of America’s wealthiest women and a leading philanthropist. The profile notes her dedication to charity, political shift to the New Deal, extensive social duties, and wartime philanthropy in Europe, including aid to a base hospital in France and collaborations with Russian officials.
Robert EB Geiger reports the United States shelterbelt program plans another 5 million dollars for six state windbreaks from Canada to Texas. In six years about 200 million trees will dot the plains, forming 16 600 miles of rows that shield 27 080 farms. Officials say 2 500 000 000 more trees are needed for protective purposes, a goal still ambitious after the 1930s dust bowl debates.
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