Small Talk and the Wilson Peace Proposal Reflected
Our Daily Bread notes a Charles Feather essay on conversation and humor. It recalls Woodrow Wilson's 1917 peace without victory idea, asking if today’s leaders could gain popular backing for a workable, equal peace and whether nations would accept disarmament and sea freedom amid Nazi strength.
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Woodrow Wilson
American Congress
Federali
Germany
Senate
John Cudahy
U.S
United States
Wilson
Othr
Europe
German Troops in Three Way Drive to Leningrad
A New York radio report cites Gatsehina and Novgorod as key German advances toward Leningrad. Berlin claims strong thrusts, while Soviet northwest command warns of direct threat. German gains include Narva and Kingisepp. Ukraine battles report elite guard seizure of Kherson as dam defenses near Dnieper are stressed.
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New York
Gatsehina
Leningrad
Lssin
Gerlin
Aftonbladet
Associated Press
Adolf Hitles
High Command
Nct
Berlin
Warsaw
Red Army Northwest
Odessa
Russia
Black Sea
Novgorod
Ovgorod
Ukraine
Khersan
Dnieper
PNB
Novi Serge
Oressi
Etty
Red Eny
Rusia
Cranium Crackers Riddle Questions from the Comic Page
Five questions challenge readers on a boxed song from the Ryu entertainment page. They ask for definitions of terms like raw'sun a villerah and an hut-sut, identify the prayer answer with a sighing voice, and note the Treasury Department bet song question. The final prompt invites readers to check the comic page for answers.
Patrolman Garrett Transferred To Former Station
Patrolman Garrett, formerly of McGehee, has been transferred to his former station after serving in Hove for several weeks. No replacement has been announced.
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Warrell
Army Medical Group Gets Much Practice
Soldiers acted as wounded to train medical troops in casualty handling along a 14 mile front amid mimic warfare. About 75,000 men set defense positions while 1071 Cavalry advanced. Stretchers carried mock casualties to first aid stations as doctors prepared reports and some wounds were dressed.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Army IN
Southwest Arkansas
Second
Aval
Morale Article Stirs Citizens in Hope Arkansas
Telegram from Rep Talbot Feild Jr and Roy Anderson urges Life magazine to send reporter to Hope Arkansas to cover army morale on maneuvers. It notes 100000 troops in Hempstead County and cites free showers and recreational centers for soldiers. Editor photographed soldiers. locals seek fair coverage.
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Life
Time
U. S&s. Army
Talbot Feild, Jr
Civilian Military Council
Ray Anderson
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Henry R. Luce
Life Magazine
Time & Life
Rockefeller Center
New York City
New York
Tih Army Corps
Arkansas
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Hempstead
Hopelin
Hope Stuer
Life Reporter
Hope Civilian Military Council
Roy Anderson
Young Business Men Meet at 8 Monday
The Young Business Men's association will meet at 8 o clock Monday night at The Star office to discuss plans for the fall season. President A. B. Stonequist announced Thursday. A full attendance is asked for this important meeting.
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Associaton
Star Office
A. BE. Stonequist
Army maneuver photo schedule in Star
Notice to soldiers lists the Star army maneuver pictures schedule. Friday features a secret radio interception station led by Lieut. F. B. Kruse of the 10st Radio Int. Co. Saturday shows Hope's Free Public Showers in Fairpark and other recreational features for soldiers.
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Star’s Army
F. B. Kruse
10St Radio Int. Co
Hope
Fairpark
Major General Richardson Visits Front Line at Blevins
Major General Robert C. Richardson Jr. of the Second Army inspected the Blevins area in a mimic warfare maneuver, with notes on red forces and neutrals. Captain Joseph F. Maskell and Sergeant Schumaker were pictured alongside D Troop 107th Cavalry as army trucks moved southward toward Hope.
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Richardson
Blevins
Second Army
Hope Star
Robert C. Richardson
Arkansas
Joseph F. Maskell
Schumaker
D Troop
107Th Cavalry
Hope
Mareh
Sunday Journey Brings Swift Prayers to Mind
A short reflection notes a habit of starting journeys on Sunday to seek church prayers, attributing the practice to Swift. The writer links travel beginnings with spiritual support from faith communities.
Proving Ground Offices to Be Moved Sept 5
The Southwestern Proving Ground will move its offices from the High School building by September 5. The school opening is set for September 7, with high schools registering September 16 and elementary on September 18. Fourth graders from Ward 4 will attend Oglesby school as last year. Superintendent Miss Beryl Henry invites patrons to consult about school problems. further plans will follow.
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Hope Publi
Oglesby
Beryl Henry
Southwestern Proving Ground
Proving Ground
Highway 67 Closure Ahead of Army Movement
The State Police announce major closure of Highway 67 from Hope to Prescott from 7 PM Monday to 4 AM Tuesday due to mass movement of U S Army troops. About 15 000 Army motor vehicles will move toward south Arkansas Camden and El Dorado, then into Louisiana for war games involving 100 000 troops. Extra state police patrols and military police will man the road.
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State Police Department
Hope
Prescott
Arkansas
Camden
el Dorado
Louisiana
Saenger Theater Reopens After Six-Week Remodeling
The Saenger theater opened its doors at 7 PM Wednesday to celebrate the completion of a six week remodel. Management said 1122 people attended the reopening party. Large floor baskets of gift flowers decorated the foyer mezzanine and stage of Arkansas largest exclusive theater auditorium. Complete changes feature a new decorative theme continuing on page two.
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Saenger Theater
Mezanine
Arkansas
Auditoriam
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