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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1943
Page
4
Social and Personal notes from Daisy Heard list editor contact details and a dense social calendar for Monday through Thursday, April 12–15, with church meetings, missionary groups, auxiliary events, garden clubs, and hostesses. The item also reports visiting relatives, military personnel visiting home, hospital notes, and local communiqués about promotions and enrollments at Keesler Field Biloxi.
Governor Homer M L Adisihg of Little Rock was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs O A Graves. Mr and Mrs S R Gill and children Marjory and Bobby Sunday Mr Gilliam motored to Lookesburg to visit relatives.
Officials broaden deferment rules affecting farm workers and essential trades. The 3-B to 2-A/2-B shifts aim to sustain agriculture and culture work, with single men prioritized for calls while many fathers may be deferred. Current draft pace sits around 12,000 inductions daily amid 15 million registrants aged 18 to 87 and monthly 80,000 to 100,000 new 18 year olds.
A breezy column from April 12 highlights quirky sports notes. Breeders complain about beef extract costs for horse condition, boxing legend Lou Ambers returns for a Staten Island exhibition, and various players juggle wartime duties and baseball ambitions. The piece also notes USGA losses from canceling championships, a Georgetown baseball tale, and service members staying connected through Northwestern’s eight page paper.
Mrs. Thurman O. McDaniels formerly of Hope died Sunday night at the family residence in Texarkana after a long illness. Survived by son Thurman O. McDaniels Jr mother Mrs. R. O. Westmoreland and sister Mrs. Raymond Coyle, all of Texarkana. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at Beech Street Baptist church with Prescott cemetery interment.
Barry and Allison reach a tropical port as Renaldo secures rooms and plans a safer route into Quiche territory. Allison’s vanity clashes with jungle danger while Barry debates trusting Renaldo’s cautious guidance and a potential guided plantation trek ahead.
Pirates rout Tigers 13 to 2 in Evansville spring game as Detroit’s main forces slump. Yankees speedsters fail to stop Dodgers in New York. Vaughan’s sparkling defense lauded by Dodgers en route to Camp Dix. Bartell wrist injury flares as Cards and Browns stretch workouts. Tigers suffer double defeat with Pirates win and minor-league loss.
Axis leaders including Goering Ribbentrop Keitel and Doenitz met Mussolini at his Berlin retreat to discuss reserves and Axis strength. La Tribuna Almusia cited plans to decide if and when New York could be bombed, claiming Heinkel 177s could reach New York in about 20 hours with two to three tons of bombs and fuel.
Wahington April 12 Daniel C. Roper 76 longtime public servant and first secretary of commerce under Roosevelt died at his home after a month illness. A Marlboro County South Carolina native, he entered politics young and held roles including minister in Canada and tax commissioner. Funeral services likely Wednesday.
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