Nazi Mountain Climb Echoes Prussian Pride Across Europe
An analysis notes the Mount Elbrus ascent by Nazi symbols as a propaganda stunt. It argues the act reveals a German Prussian psychology, showing a desire to dominate by spectacle rather than genuine heroism, and links it to broader Nazi mountain symbolism and mythic aims.
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de’ Witt MacKenzie
Mount
Cau- Yange
Europe
Elbrus
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Wastika
Greece
Olympus
Hitler
Athens
Acropolis
Setimes
Ickelgruber
Arone
Worship Services and Evangelist Foy Smith at Gospel Tabernacle
Church notices list a morning devotional service and preaching by Evangelist Foy Smith at Gospel Tabernacle on Main and Avenue D in Hamilton. Evening programs include a long rally, youth class, and special singing led by Rev. S. A. with orchestra under Mrs. Mill. Also noted are services at Garrett Memorial Baptist and Presbyterian churches with Sunday school and morning worship times.
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Foy Smith
M.m. Young Peoples
Gospel Tabernacle Orth
Main
Avenue D
EeHamil
Erning
Fiat
Ambassador Union
Tabernacle
War Hits Most County Fairs
War pressures cut or cancel many fairs as Army use of grounds grows. Eastern and southern shows like Raleigh and Florida events are scrapped, while others in Maine Michigan Minnesota and Canada get the green light. Officials expect stronger turnout where fairs run with war transportation and defense safeguards.
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Maine
Michigan
Minnesot
Wisconsin
Kansas
Advertising Goes to War by Ray Peacock
Wide World Features Writer discusses how wartime ads reveal civilian life mood, noting tire and gas saving campaigns, urging only essential calls, bike popularity, and industry pleas from automakers to factories. Mentions white space ads urging recycling, scrap drives, and a wave of war related products and stories in want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Peacock
Wide World
Anthem by the choir A Life's Way at church service
The service features Eppelsheimeri sermons on Sufferings and Glory by the pastor, with Christian Endeavor societies and an evening evangelistic service. Congregational singing of familiar hymns, observance of the Lord's Supper, and special choir music precede the pastor's topic Our Calvary. Evening worship continues with twilight meditation and prayer meetings through the week.
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Eppelsheimeri
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ioem
Our Calvary
Market report from St Louis and New York stock markets
U.S. Dept of Agriculture hog and cattle figures show week-to-week price shifts with lower hogs and mixed cattle movements. New York stock averages drift, war news cited as bullish yet muted by slow trading. grain and poultry markets report higher wheat gains and varied corn, oats, and bean prices along with steady wholesale potato and cotton activity.
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Louis
New York
All Street
Russia
Europe
Solomons
China
Standard Oil
California
Postal
Telegraph
Chicago
Wallace Wade Named All-Dixie Team Selection
Wallace Wade selects an all Dixie football lineup for the U S Army game against Washington in Los Angeles. The team includes eight Texas A&M players in the starting unit with Thomason, Pugh, Conatser, and Kimbrough in the backfield, plus Ferguson Dawson Myers Routt Fritz Hauser among others.
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Los Angeles
Maj
Wallace Wade
U. S. Army
Washington Radsiehis
Washington
Wade
Texas Aggies
Texas A and M
Jim Thomason
Marion Pugh
Bill Conatser
Jarrin’ Tahn Kimbrough
Forrest Ferguson
Florida
Bill Dawson
Park Myers
Texas University
Tushing Washington
Sammy" Baugh
Emile Fritz
Vanderbilt
Joe Routt
Lexus A
Henry Hauser
Texlas A
War Time Ads and Rationing Echoes Across Canada to War-Tone Consumers
A jumble of wartime advertising blurbs urges support for the war effort and home front consumption. It touts travel promises from Great Lakes cruises to Mexico and Texas, British goods, and patriotic products while urging savings, vitamins, antiseptics, and energy drinks.
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hess—Sons
Canada
Great Lakes
Glacier National Park
Texas
Carol
Wisconsin
Mexico
White Mountains
Victory
Russians Battle Continued from Page One
Russians engage in renewed combat as they repel a southern thrust near Alexandria. In the Mediterranean, British submarines attack Axis supply lines, sinking a large tanker and a supply ship while scoring torpedo hits on three additional enemy vessels.
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Alexandria
Mediterranean
Philippine President in exile seeks health and government
The fugitive leader Quezon, once hidden across Panay and Negros, escaped Japanese forces with John Bulkeley, then traveled toward Australia. He reached the United States three months ago, reformed his government in exile in Washington, and now works from Belmont Virginia with Osmena, Elizalde, Valdes, and Soriano guiding Philippine affairs amid illness. Tomorrow details the functions of the government in exile.
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Panay
Noila
Bacolod
Negros Island
John Bulkeley
Mindanao
Australia
United States
Washington
Quezon
United Nations
U.S
Canada
China
New Zealand
Netherlands Indies
Belmont
Patrick J. Hurley
Leesburg
Sergio Osmena
Joaquin M. Elizalde
Basitlo J. Valdes
Philippine Army
Andres Soriano
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Avenue
Capitol
Elizalde
Government of the
Philippines
Souths Defeat Norths in All Star High School Game
Souths beat Norths 34 14 before about 4000 fans in Little Rock. Dale Gray of El Dorado opened scoring with a 63 yard run after a kickoff return. Norths coach Fred C Thomson and Clyde Van Sickle. Souths coaches George Cole and Dr Gene Lambert.
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North
Little Rock
Mary
Dale Gray
el Dorado
Jit
Fred C. Thomson
Clyde van Sickle
George Cole
Gene Lamibered
Age
University of Arkansas
Petty Wins Skeet Shoot Grand American Championship
James F. Halderman of Morris Illinois won the Grand American handicap shooting title after a 25 target shootoff against Art Finney of Mankato and Julius Petty of England Arkansas. Halderman posted 103 of 200 in the main event and Petty claimed the all around title with 110 totals, finishing four ahead of Halderman and Jim Stinson of Bradford.
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Vantinlin
James F. Halderman
Morris
Art Finney
Manketo
Mion
Holderman
Finney
Julius Petty
England
Ark
Halderman
Jim Stinson
Bradford
Hollywood Jeweler Albert Grames Shapes Movie Gems
Albert Grames, Paramount’s unique jeweler, crafts military insignia and elaborate jewels for film stock. He began with Cecil B DeMille in 1931 and now runs a workshop in Hollywood crafting pieces for stars like Claudette Colbert Mae West and Marlene Dietrich while tending a garden at home in Windsor Hills with his wife of 30 years.
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Hollywood
Albert Grames
Japan
Paramount
Igneler
J Minion
Cecil B. DeMille
DeMille
C. B
Albert
Joan Bennett
Ibert Grames
America
Riga
Russia
Chicago
New York
Claudette Colbert
Mae West
Marlene Dietrich
Bert Grames
Windsor Hills
Prison Farm to Open Ginning Season in 1942 Cotton Year
Cummings Prison Farm will open its ginning season at 3:30 p.m. next Tuesday at the state penitentiary. P-Supt. T. C. Cogbill invited about 100 option men public officials and business leaders to attend. The prison will process its first bale of 1942 cotton with a new air blast gin and guests will be served a barbecue.
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Cummings
T. C. Cogbill
State Penitentiary
Guernsey Revival Begins August 30 With Services
Rev. W. R. Hamilton leads a Guernsey revival starting Sunday afternoon August 30 at 3 p.m. with nightly services at 8 o'clock through the week. A Vacation Bible School runs each morning 8:00 to 11:30 under Mrs. Hugh Jones. Public invited.
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W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey
Ugust
Hugh Jones
Shot Intended to Kill Thieves Killed Wife
Lapeer Michigan farmer Frank Moon 28 said he went out at night to hunt melon thieves when a man approached and Moon fired fatally wounding his 71 year old wife who later died in hospital. Prosecutor T C Taylor said Moon was grief stricken and a car had been seen near the house. Crooner Lester Smith indicated no inquest.
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Lapeer
Mich
Rank Moon
T. C. Taylor
Lapeer County Hospital
Moon
Lester Smith
Drilling Report of S Arkansas August 27 1942
Report covers multiple Lafayette county wells including Bodcaw No 10 Carter Oil Co and Frankel Frankel A Olive and A L Layne with shale and sand formations. Other noted fields include Midway Creek and Patton with Turner and McClaine leases. Perforated tests show 4p shots and 16 barrels per hour, awaiting new packer as operations progress across several operators and fields.
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Catinntie
Bodcaw
Carter Oil Co
Charlie McLongan
Riddell Pet. Corp
Frankel & Frankel
A. Olive
A. L. Layne
Midway
Lafayette Count Way
Leatayette County
Arkansas Fuel
L. Creek
Shale
Turner
Barnsdall
McClaine
McClaine “A'g
D. Et Rong To
PLC
Powell No
Delz
Frankel & France
Stamps jLand Co
Southwood
Torinett
Jovaston
Patton Field
Lafayette County
Tidewater
W. S. Bendaw
Packer
Wildcats Wildcats
Mid-Continent
Et. Corp
Tames Russell No
D&a Simacoves
City Kids Help Farms Through Cadet Program in Wartime
City youths join Farm Cadet Program to ease wartime farmhand shortages. 700 New Yorkers have worked in Connecticut New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania New York and other states, earning 20 to 75 dollars monthly plus keep. The Volunteer Land Corps adds about 600 youths from eastern colleges to aid Vermont and New Hampshire farms at 21 dollars monthly with benefits.
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Paul J. C. Friedlander
Wire World
New York
Sumner
New York City Board of Education
Missouri
Harrison C Thomas
South Carolina
Florida
Maine
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Volunteer Land Corps
Dorothy Thompson
Vermont
New Hampshire
Land Corps
Campaign Costs Filed By Numerous Arkansas Candidates
Little Rock Aug 29 Representatives Clyde Ellis and other candidates filed expense statements after the primary. Secretary of State C G Hall noted the 30 day rule, with several entries showing amounts for Vernon Heath 387.50 A W Young 272.90 Elmo Taylor 563 E Pipkin 225 W M Irvin 477.50 E D Woodburn 112.50 Herbert W Parker 395.93 C C Walbert 132.40 C Irby 204.25.
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Little Rock
Clyde Ellis
Secretary of State
C. G. Hall
Hall
Vernon Heath
A. W. Young
Osceola
Chancellor
Elmo Taylor
Searcy
Pipkin
Helena
Wim J
Irvin
Dermott
E. D. Woodburn
Paragould
Herbert W. Parker
Jonesboro
C.C. Walbert
Batesville
C. Irby
SL Francis
Nomi
Court to rule on poll tax question this session
Washington senators debated wiping out poll taxes as a voting qualification. Senator Norris urged taking the issue to the United States Supreme Court, expressing belief in constitutionality but acknowledging others’ views. He plans to work with Senator Pepper on anti poll tax legislation, and noted recent Senate action exempting armed forces members from poll taxes as a positive sign.
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Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Pepper
Judiciary
Senate
Cagney Plans His Own Studio Venture With United Artists
Hollywood star Jimmy Cagney announces a move into production with brother Bill, forming a company to make films under United Artists. He aims to retain control before aging out of acting, balancing War Activities duties with a shift from acting to producing.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Jimmy Cagney
Cagney
Warner Bros
United Artists
Bill
Jimmy
Just Ass
Yankee
Charles Ray
Gloria Swanson
Drapper
Crocsus
Cain
Cagneys
Holly Wood
War Activities Committee
Toen
George M. Cohan
Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press
Berkeley mayor J Stittwnl son, 74, longtime socialist leader and state welfare board member, native of Ontario, dies in Berkeley with AP report by Stee Wilson.
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Associated Press
Stee Wilson
Berkeley
Calif
J. Stittwnlson
Welease Board
Ontario
Hope Men Graduate From Army School at Camp Grant
Brig. Gen. John M. Willis announced that Privates Henry H. Munn of Hope Arkansas and Norbert W. Page of Hope Arkansas have graduated from the Camp Grant Medical Replacement Learning Center Bakers and Cooks school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
John M. Willis
Pyts
Henry H. Munn
W. 4Th St
Norbert W. Page
South Pine Street
Hope, Ark
Camp Grant Medical
Bakers and Cookschool
Graveyard Cleanup Planned at Betts Cemetery Friday
There will be a graveyard cleaning at Betts Cemetery eight miles south of Hope on Slaleigh Way 29 next Friday September 4. It was announced today.
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Bets
Hope
Slaleigh Way
Storm Warning for Louisiana and Texas Coasts
The Weather Bureau at 10 30 a m warned interests along the Louisiana and upper Texas coasts to take precautions against increasing winds over the next 38 hours pending further advices this afternoon on location of dangerous winds and high tides. Storm warning extended along the coast.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Upper
Texas
Poll Tax Qualifications for Federal Voting Mentioned
A fragment notes states restricting federal voting by poll tax qualifications listing Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi South Carolina Georgia Alabama Texas and Virginia as examples. It implies a broader discussion of legal barriers to voting based on taxation in these states.
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Virginia
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