Japan seeks no trouble with America in Pacific says Konoye
Matsuoka's Berlin Rome Moscow tour yields Tokyo's shift toward peace as Axis propaganda masks real power. Germany alone stands against the world while Russia remains a volatile factor, prompting Japan to avoid confrontation with the United States and Britain.
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Matsuoka
Berlin
Rome
Moscow
Tokyo
Konoye
Japan
America
Pacific
Prince Konoye
Mateun
Averreian
Ahrand
Germany
Africa
Albania
Russia
Asia
United States
Britain
Europe
U S Builds Bases in Greenland and Reopens Sea Lanes
The United States plans air base construction on Denmark’s Prisland in Greenland and resumes access to the Suez region. President Roosevelt signals use of neutral routes for cargo to avoid aiding belligerents while denying leases until formalities are settled.
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Washington
Eva Aera Frites
Army
Navy
Denmark
Prisland
Roosevelt
Gulf of Aden
Suez Canal
Egypt
Red Sea
Aden
Police Arrest Local Negro for Possessing Untaxed Liquor
Dennis Williams, identified as a Negro, was arrested and charged after police raided his home north of Hope Thursday night. Five gallons of untaxed liquor were seized. Williams was released on a $500 bond. Officers Jones, Shipp, Ward, Compton and Moton participated in the raid. Say ! So fast on germs multiply that at the end of 24 hours one germ may live, as many as 36,500,000,000 descendants.
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Dennis Williams
Hope
Williams
Jones
Shipp
Ward
Compton
Moton
March to South is Peaceful Says Premier
Premier Prince Sumimare Konoye stated Japan's southward policy is purely economic and peaceful and vowed no use of force. He urged optimism for US Japan ties but noted Axis membership and the China war as hurdles to complete harmony. A Bangkok rumor claimed Siam’s government, pro-Japanese, was toppled, unsupported by authorities.
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Germany
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Tokyo
Prince Sumimare Konoye
Japan
Konoye
China
Washington
Waste Product Once Misread as Steel Mill Byproduct
Scientists now confirm pyridine, the chemical used to derive sulfapyridine for pneumonia treatment, was not a mere nuisance from steel mill coke ovens but a valuable compound with future pharmaceutical uses. The reclassification shifts its perceived role from waste to a key chemical precursor.
Union Easter Sunrise Service to Be Held at Hope High
The fifth annual union Easter sunrise service for Hope churches will start at 6:30 Sunday morning in Hope High School football stadium. Rev. Thomas Brewster will deliver the sermon with broad participation by Hope pastors and church groups. Clifford Franks to lead singing and Mrs. J. E. Hamill to play piano.
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Churches of Hope
Hope High School
Roy Anderson
Thomas Brewster
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Ministerial Alliance
Hope
Clifford Franks
J. E. Hamill
Anderson
C. C. Spragins
C. F. Routen
Guy E. Basye
Henry Haynes
K. G. Hamilton
H. P. Bowen
Navy Deserter Arrests Reported in McCaskill
Police said Turner Davis, year old McCaskill resident, deserted from the U S Coast Guard at Fort McDowell California in November after enlisting in October 1940. Davis was handed to military authorities at Camp Robinson. Arrest was made by Sergeant F W Haynie and Sheriff Clarence Baker.
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Turner Davis
McCaskill
U. S
Gas Rate Is Continued in Southwest Arkansas
The Utilities Commission on Friday ruled to indefinitely keep the flat rate at 10 cents per thousand cubic feet charged by Louisiana-Nevada Transit Co to southwest Arkansas industrial firms. Firms affected include Ideal Cement Co of Okay, Hope Brick Works, and Hope Water & Light Plant. The commission noted customers are satisfied with current rates and do not seek refunds.
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Little Rock
Utilities Commission
Southwest Arkansas
Louisiana- Nevada Transit Co
Ideal Cement Company
Okay
Hope Brick Works
Hope Water & Light Plant
Hope
Louisiana-Nevada
Hope Student Elected Tau Omega Rep at Hendrix College
Edward Lester of Hope Hendrix College, a sophomore, was elected interfraternity council representative for Tau Omega. He was pledged and initiated this year and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lester.
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Conway, Ark
Edward Lester
Hope
Hendrix College
Tau Omega Society
Hendrix
Lester
T O
C. D. Lester
A Thought And Jesus Heal The Multitude
The scripture recounts Jesus moving with compassion toward a great crowd and healing their sick, demonstrating mercy and divine healing in the gospel narrative.
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Jesus
Rotary Elects Jimmy Jones President at Hope Club Meeting
Hope Rotary elected Jimmy Jones president at the annual noon meeting in Hotel Barlow. Bill Wray became vice president while Rev. Thomas Brewster, Linus Walker, and others were named secretary treasurer and directors. Jones chosen as delegate to district conference in Hot Springs April 24-25. Guests included several local clergy and Charles Harrell.
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Jimmy Jones
Hope Rotary Club
Hotel Barlow
Bill Wray
Thomas Brewster
Linus Walker
Guy E. Basye
N. T. Jewell
Jones
Hot Springs
E. F P. McPaddin
Lyman Armstrong
Ted Jones
W. F. McPherson
J. E. Hamill
Charles Harrell
Killer Guardian Slayer Shelton Found Dead Near Home
STUTTGART Ark. P Lem Shelton 68 a fisherman and former railroad worker, sought as slayer of his guardian Dr Roy Hill 48 a Little Rock Stuttgart chiropractor, was found dead Friday in a hog pen near his White River bottoms shack by state police and county officers. Chief Deputy said Shelton shot himself in the temple after barricading inside the pen. his left arm was severely gashed. Hill was shot three times Thursday in front of Shelton’s home while Mrs Hill watched and fled. Sheriff said Shelton was a former patient at the state hospital and Hill was his legal guardian.
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Stuttgart
Ark
P—Lem Shelton
Roy Hill
Little Rock
White River Bottoms
Paul Woodall
Shelton
Woodall
Dr. Hill
Rifle Club Is Organized Here in Hope City
Twenty local citizens met in Hope city hall to organize a Hempstead county rifle club. Officers elected were President C. P. Roberts, Vice President Ray Cumbie, Secretary Treasurer Raymond Jones, and Executive Officer E. Messer. The secretary was to secure a charter and the group aimed to join the National Association of Rifle Clubs. A range committee including Royce Weisenberger and Albert Graves was formed.
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Council Chamber
Hope City Hall
Hempstead
C. P. Roberts
Ray Cumbie
Raymond Jones
E. Messer
National Association of Rifle Clubs
Royce Weisenberger
Albert Graves
Army Gift Fund Reaches 128.81 As Donations Grow
Funds raised for Hempstead county soldiers at Camp Robinson total 128.81 with a 15.81 addition reported Friday. Donors listed include Fred Cook Thomas Cash W H Gunter J A Gunter Odell Luck W A Mudgett Miney Polls Faul Simms Walter Verhalen Newt Pentecost Omera Evans Ruth Baker and others. Gifts and home baked pies will be sent to the Hempstead county boys in training for Easter morning.
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Hempstead County
Camp Robinson
Fred Cook
Thomas Cash
W. H. Gunter
J. A. Gunter Odell Luck
W. A. Mudgett
Miney
Faul Simms
Walter Verhalen
Newt Pentecost
Omera Evans
Ruth Baker
Stuart Faye Hill
Tsabeile Onstead
J.P. Byers
Paul Jones
Steve Carrigan
Frank Ward
Frank Hill
Dewey Hendrix
Elizabeth Bridewell
AAA
Catherine Cumbie
Doris. Dunn
LiaGrone
Fred Luck
Border Racing Bulletin Card Signals Axis Push East
Fragmented dispatches indicate Axis forces concentrating along the Aegean coast and advancing through Yugoslavia toward Belgrade. Reports from Britain’s BEF and Istanbul cite Greek resistance in Macedonia as German operations reach Salonika, with high command noting uncertain gains and ongoing clashes.
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Krieg
Yugoslavia
Greece
Aegean
Pippyom
Bitolj
Berl
Belgrade
Nis
Revi High Command
Turkey
Budapest
Gram
Istanbul
Peter
BEF
Salonika
Souern
Macedonia
Salonike
East
Win
Grée
Committee to Defense Meet
At a Hope Chamber of Commerce board meeting the secretary was instructed to appoint a committee to attend the Governor conference to discuss cooperative plans for securing state industries and contracts for national defense. The conference will be at the state capitol Monday April 14 at 11. Citizens may contact R. P. Bowen at city hall to attend.
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Hope Chamber of Commerce
Chamb
Overnor
State Capitol
Ike
R. P. Bowen
Benefit Pie Supper at Crank School
A benefit pie supper is planned at the Crank school house near Patmos Friday night to raise funds for Providence church. The Odom Bros. Quartet will perform and the public is invited. The event is announced in Seth Deep Excavation. The world’s largest man made excavation is an iron mine at King Minnesota. it is 350 feet deep, 24 miles long and one mile wide. There are 2869 electric water power plants of 100 horsepower or more in the United States.
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Crank
Patmos
Providence
Odom Bros. Quartet
Seth
King, Minn
United States
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