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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1942

Page

3

War Production Board faces bottlenecks in armament output

Reporters learn the WPB views production by future bottlenecks rather than past totals. Officials discuss tracking gun and tank component flow, with Robert Nathan noted for quick digging into armament digests. Nelson screens reports to find final causes, while weekly sheets detail factory progress and shortages.

Ory Tidor War Production Board Donald Office of Prostess ROEM Dece Nelson WPB Agency Office of Progress Robert Nathan Nathan Mr. Nelson Than Tim c Navy Nelkesthorn Nelsen

Victory Book Day Urges Hempstead County Drive

Hempstead County Library leads a Victory Book campaign urging residents to donate good books for men in uniform. Governor Adkins proclaims Friday April 17 as Victory Book Day, with support from USO AA and Red Cross. Miss Elsie Weisenberger asks all county residents to contribute by bringing books to the library on that day.

Arkansans Adkins United Service Organizations American Library Association American Red Cross Hempstead County Elsie Weisenberger

Ellis Meek Wears Daughter’s Anklets to Work in Odd Tale

A fragment from Maryville notes Ellis Meek, mistaken for wearing his seven-year-old daughter’s blue anklets instead of socks, as a curiosity amid wartime talk. The piece then cites Donald Nelson’s New York speech praising wartime production, noting dramatic, selective reporting.

Maryville Ellis Meek Nelson New York Donald Nelson Army Ordanea Department

Call Them Korean models in a child's constructor set

A vivid tour of a massive aviation assembly line shows growing fuselages moving on rails. Workers add engines, wings, turrets, and armament as overhead cranes lift sub assemblies. The narrator notes rapid production, three shifts, and multiple plants making bomber aircraft.

Uncle Sam Consolidated Hitler-Hirohito and Co

U S Does the Impossible by Walter Paskes

In San Diego, Walter Paskes reports America’s rapid production of long-range bombers and patrol planes via the powered assembly line. He details Consolidated Aircraft Corp’s PBY Catalinas, B-24s, and PB2Y Coronado, noting vast parts, rivets, and the massive moving lines that unfold like a giant factory exhibit.

San Diego Cal America Consolidated Aircraft Corporation Consolidated U. S Mrving Army U. S. Navy

Gals Learn Pen Pal Club Ads Misdirected to Jail Address

In St Joseph Missouri the Lonely Heart and Pen Pal Club faces exposure after pen pals were sent letters from 316 North Fifth Street with a return address tied to Buchanan County jail. Sheriff S J Shepherd notes the misdirection alerts the writers to the jail’s address.

ST. Joseph Lonely Heart North Fifth Street Buchanan County S. J. Shepherd

Bootlegging May Drop Up By JACK STINNETT

A Coolidge era reader awakens to a collage of improbable headlines. Wives warned on bootlegging cuffs for husbands. U S freezes bicycles and rationing is ordered. US cheese plant in Syracuse joins the era’s odd mix. Army streamlines uniforms while debates over women’s corps rumble. The piece satirically portrays sudden government controls and pubic uproar.

Dylan Jack Stinnett Washington Coolidge WPB U. S Rip van Winkle Selzer Syracuse Lincoln Harding Lenin Army

Too Many Rescuers Spoil the Patient

A woman fainted downtown and police reported a surge of first aid students rushing to help. They attempted to manage the scene by roping off a space until she regained consciousness. A lighthearted note suggests a man misses his streetcar and may face trouble.

Kansas City

Shoes Stolen From Car Containing Left Foot Samples

A red faced thief nabbed a case of shoes from an automobile. The case held sample shoes all for the left foot, belonging to a satesman's car. The incident leaves the man guessing what comes next.

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