Religion and Morality Shape War and Peace Outlook
Morale and spiritual guidance gain prominence as DeWitt Mackenzie reflects on a reader from Morril Michigan urging a fighting faith to sustain wartime effort. Truman advocates a 24 seven moral commitment in war and post war recovery, stressing patriotism, self sacrifice, and religious values across Allied nations and leaders like Roosevelt Churchill Montgomery and MacArthur. Scarboro, Me. April 14 William B Shaw 79 former editor of Review of Reviews dies last night born ripon wis.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Morril
Michigan
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Truman
Washington
Becaue
Roosevelt
Churchill
Cardinal Hinsley
Britain
Montgomery
MacArthur
Wiliam B. Shaw
Scarboro
William B. Shaw
Monthly “Review of Reviews
Ripon
Wis
Did Sullivan Fight Through Ulcer Pains in Career?
The famed heavyweight John L. Sullivan was described as a voracious eater and the piece muses whether stomach ulcers indigestion gas heartburn and other excess acid conditions could have affected his ability to eat and fight. It advertises Udga Tablets from John P. Cox Drug Co with a double money back guarantee on first dose.
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John P. Cox’ Drug Co
Market Report from Louis Livestock and Grain
National Stockyards report shows hogs 7,500 head active with gains to 15 higher on lighter weights, sows up to 10. Cattle and calves 2,500 head, feeders and steers active, good to choice weights up to 17.00, vealers 15.00. Grain and provisions mixed. corn at May 1.05, wheat down, oats weaker. Cotton and stocks mixed. futures near day’s highs in late trading. Poultry steady. Chicago market unchanged.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Dept. Agr
Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Tye
New York
Jay
Capt Linus Walker Promoted to Major
Captain Linus Walker of Hope now at Jefferson Barracks St Louis promoted to major on April 9 The Star advises Major Walker a long time reserve infantry officer was recalled to active duty a year and a half ago He was treasurer of Hope Rotary Club at that time.
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Linus Walker
Hope
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Walker
Infantry
Hope Rotary Club
Two Billion Subscribed in Bond Drive
Washington reports the second World War bond drive has raised about two billion dollars in the first 24 hours. Treasury estimates wide newspaper participation, radio appeals, and billboards, with 1,800 dailies and 4,500 weeklies taking part as the Allied Newspaper Council mobilizes support.
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Washington
Treasury
Allied Newspaper Council
Trenary
Morgenthau
Don A. Bridge
The
New York Times
Power Contracts Approved for Four Pumping Stations
The Arkansas Power & Light Co and War Emergency Pipelines Inc won state Utilities Department approval for supplying electricity to four pumping stations on the big inch pipeline. Stations near Hope Malvern Bald Knob and North Little Rock will receive up to 39 7500 kilowatts each totaling 15 000 Jew.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Licht Co
War Emergency Pipelines, Inc
State Utilities Department
Commission
A. B. Hill
Orsder
Hope
Malvern
Bald Knob
North Little Rock
Federal Power Commission
Kay Kyser Fails to Pass Army Exam
Surgeons at a Los Angeles induction station announced that bandleader Kay Kyser was rejected for military service after special X rays and standard checks of his spine and knee. Army doctors did not disclose the exact disability cited for the 37 year old star’s rejection. Kyser was told to report for induction after OWI denial.
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Los Angeles
Kay Kyser
Kyser
Army
Office of War Information
Sanity Observation Ordered for Mathes
Jonesboro April 14 Acting Circuit Judge Kil lough ordered 67 year old Fred Mathes to a 30 day mental observation at the state hospital in Little Rock before his first degree murder trial for the shooting of James Parr aged 61 on March 29. Prosecutor Marcus Piers requested the order over defense objections. The judge based the order on a statement Mathes gave to a prosecutor staff member. The statement was not released.
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Jonesboro
Fred Mathes
Little Rock
James &. Parr
Hattie W. Caraway
Walter Killough
Mathes
Marcus Piers
Fietz
OWI to Give Full Story on Tokyo Raid
The Office of War Information chief Elmer Davis announced that unpublished details of the American raid on Tokyo would be released by the army soon. He could not confirm timing, noting a possible tie to the Tokyo bombing anniversary.
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Owi
Tokyo
Washington
Shaneri
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Hawaiian Born Japs Arrive for Training Camp
Some 2,500 Japanese American soldiers from Hawaii joined an equal number from the mainland to form a Japanese American combat unit at Camp Shelby Mississippi. The group, born and educated in the U S, traveled 4 000 miles by train via Chicago. A Jerome send-off marked 36 volunteers for Camp Shelby with Legionnaires from several posts in attendance.
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Camp Shelb
Miss
Hawaii
United States
Ife
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Chicago
George A. Suenaga
Charles W. Pence
Aeader
America
Jerome
American Legion
Camp Shell
Lake Village
Dermott
McGehee
Chicot
Automobile Agency
Uncle Sam
Camp Shelby
Rohwer Relocation Center
Jonesboro Debates Football Question
Jonesboro's interscholastic football fate remained undecided as the city school board postponed action on a committee's recommendation to suspend the sport unless transportation is assured. The delay leaves no clear date for action and follows opposition from local fans. Jonesboro belongs to the state high school conference, which has suspended operations for the duration.
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Jonesboro
vPr
Beard
Adeuate
Funeral Services for Mrs Carter Today
Funeral services for Mrs I J Carter former Hope and Fulton resident who died at her Monroe Louisiana home were set for 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist Church. Active pallbearers named include Albert Graves John 2D Barlow Dr Henry of Hope Charles Rowlum Jelt Orlow and Brooks Shults of Fulton.
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I. J. Carter
Hope and Fulton
Monroe
First Methodist Church
Albert Graves
John 2D. Barlow
F.,rlenry
Hope
Charles Rowlum
Jelt Orlow
Brooks Shults
Fulton
Farmers Get Higher War Crop Support Prices
Announcement from J B Hutson acting director of the Food Production Administration, relayed by Earl N. Martindale, Hempstead County USDA War Board chairman, sets new support prices for beans, peas, peanuts, and soybeans with no incentive payments. Prices vary by grade and product, including loans for thresher run peas and uniform peanut pricing across areas.
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J. B. Tlutson
Food Production Administration
Earl N. Martindale
Hempstead County Usda War Board
U. S. No
Virginia
Flashes of Life in Various U.S. Locales
A collage of lighthearted vignettes reports a West Palm Beach patron mistaken for a dead man who revived after police were called. Chicago women flood Milady’s with hair complaints. an Arizona man’s roadside rescue reveals an unintended death. a Tennessee judge defers a soldier’s uniformed offender. Kansas City barber bonds sales during bonds drive. Hollywood humor ends with Bob Hope sent home by ambulance. Texas City shopper recalls rationed losses. Provo barbers close for victory garden time. a Chicagoland purse theft ends with the thief dropping the loot. Evanston moves to ease chicken permits amid meat shortage.
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AsSociated Press
West Palm Beach
Fin
R. C. McGriff
Fighting in New Georgia Islands Told by Seaman
A Dallas navy boy writes pastor Gaston from hospital about combat near New Georgia and New Caledonia. He details 15 days under fire, ship losses, a shark attack, grenade blasts, and nerve injury while expressing faith and hope for a safe return home.
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New Georgia Islands
Paul R. Gaston
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Dallas
Texas
Navy
Gaston
Bro
Prisco
New Caledonia
Fiell
Japplineg
Eclock
Thompson Speaks at Kiwanis Meet on Human Vision
Dr. Emmett Thompson opened the West Syncheon event at the Hotel Henry with a talk on why humans see as they do. He compared human sight to that of animals, explained eye structure and the optic nerve, and described Army Navy and Air Corps eye tests with 20 20 uncorrected readings and corrected visions. He highlighted distance perception tests used by air corps and noted club sponsor funds of 100 dollars benefiting the Underprivileged Children Committee.
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Emmett Thompson
West Syncheon
Hotel Henry
Thompson
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Sam Couch
GT. Cress
Ched Tall
Sgt
Mack Stewart
Birch Magician Finance Committee
Herbert Burns
Kiwanis Club
Tope
Ed Hawkins
R. B. Moore
Fertilizer Guidelines for Peanut Crops in Arkansas
Adams County agent Oliver Li advises peanuts after cotton or corn with complete fertilizer usually need no extra fertilizer. On medium productivity soils, apply 200–300 pounds of specific blends per acre, with variations for low productivity. fertilizer should be placed in the row and worked into soil before planting to avoid poor stands. Additional tips include high quality seed, germination testing, treated seed for pests and diseases, and planting on well-prepared beds at 24–30 inch rows with 4 inch spacing. obtain Extension Leaflet No. 24 before planting.
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Oliver Li
Adams
Powis
Arkansas
Camel Power in Modern Desert Warfare
A report to the Office of War Information notes camels suited for long service, with proper care extending life well beyond years. British camels largely hail from Punjab and are trained for active duty at age six, while average lifespans reach about 18 years.
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Waanington
Office of War Information
Punjab
India
Admits Pushing 2 Younger Boys Off Cliff
Eugene Wymer, a 10 year old from Denver, confessed to shoving two younger boys off a 15 foot Castle Rock cliff after robbing them of a watch and shoes. Sheriff Howard Vincent said one victim survived briefly but died due to fear to report the incident. another died at the scene. Deputy District Attorney Martin Mulhally said murder charges would be filed. The boys were found dead Sunday after a delayed report from locals. Wymer and two companions, both under 18, were detained for juvenile matters. Colorado, the Centennial State.
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Gowen
Cola
Withian
Eugene Wylver
Denver
Castle Reek
Castle Rock
Howard Vincent
Milp Tindt
Couk
Don Mattas
Wynter
Stateret
Martin C. Mulhaly
Wymer
Wyater Ann
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L. R. Urrey
Taxi Co
the Pines Dairy
M. Ramsey
Market Report
Poultry and Produce
Poultry
Mussolini
New Zealand
Carter
Upper Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Loks
Milady
William F. Mc Fetridge
Eewun
Coincidence Yura
Rowan
David Garcia
Farym
Parrish
Trenton
Tenn
BR. A. Edkinns
Sheriff Dock Garrison
Kannas
FB. H. MacDonald
War Bond Sales
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Kingman, Ariz
Texas City
Tex
Puat Hurd
Houston
Provo
Utah
Victory Garden
Chicuun
Judith Weiss
Judith
Point Aver
Evanston III
Evanston
Sam
Tropics
Bill McClung
CG. McClung
Louc
U. S. Naval Hospital Ward
St B
Onklund
Calif
Dr. Thompson
Venus
Mars
California
Ackansua
William Ferguson
Eugene Ely
Diacsinet
White House
Hoffman
Stare Cotee
Peatsy
GOPR
WEA Seavile
U. 5 Pat
Continental
U.S
Colorado
Java
Thei
Abteug
Land
Hope Star
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