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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1942

Page

2

U S Submarines Hit Japan’s War Effort On Sea Lanes

In a field column from the war zone, Glenn Babb notes U S submarines play a pivotal role in crippling Japan by sinking merchant ships and damaging port-based vessels. Submarine commander T B Klakring reports eight ships sunk and four damaged near major Japanese ports, underscoring the unseen maritime war waged from Honolulu to Yokohama.

DeWitt MacKenzie Glenn ‘Babb Glenn Babb Japan United States T. B. Klakring Honolulu Fie Klakring Yokohama Mississippi Bay Commodore Ferry Kobe Ebe Na- Basak Tokyo Bay

Photographer Flies Torpedo Run Over Guadalcanal

San Francisco writer Sherman Montrose recalls riding in a Navy torpedo bomber during Guadalcanal operations. The piece details the peril and exhilaration of the mission, the crew, and the vivid scenes of ships, explosions, and aerial maneuvers, concluding with a flight back to Henderson Field.

Sherman Montrose Acme News Pictures NEA San Francisco Nayy Solomons Tojo Arros Nenderson Field Grumman Seiga Yowd Sanadran Henderson Field Guadalcanal Cape Esperance Henry Larsen Larsson Navy Uncle Sam

Soldier Loses $20 Bill in This City

Master Sergeant W. 7. Sturdivant reports to Mayor Albert Graves the loss of a $20 bill in near the Checkered Case on Sunday November 29. The Star checked with Checkered Case management who reported a $10 bill lost and recovered weeks earlier, but no $20 bill was found or recorded. The sergeant asks for any information and notes his long service and limited means urging readers to help locate the missing bill.

Sturdivant Scottfield Til Albert Graves The Star

Treasury apology over war bond poster misidentifying Linda Peterson

A Treasury Department apology to Linda Peterson’s parents in the Bronxack follows a mistake in 16 000 war bond posters circulated nationwide showing Linda as a boy at ten months. The notice notes Linda’s later growth into a young woman with typical girl features and clarifies the error amid wartime imagery and Allied action reports.

Linda Peterson Linda U. S. Treasury Department Harold Peterson Bronx N. Y

Market Report from St Louis Stockyards and New York News

Livestock bids at St Louis show higher bids for selected cattle with 40 tor 50 indicated for good and choice lots, vealers down, stockers and feeders weaker, cows mixed. Sheep market quiet with lambs earning gains, top lambs around 16.40, yearlings 14.00, and good woolled lambs 14.75 to 15.25. New York reports Pace bill approval lifting parity aims, futures higher by 25 to 65 cents, with various contract openings and closings noted. Grain and provisions discuss brisk demand for wheat and corn, with rye and wheat prices up, cash wheat highest since spring, yellow corn up to 1 1/2 and prices near December highs.

ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards U.S. Dept Hays New York Solle Agricultural Committee Pace House Ecatton Brisk Getusy Benin Ebaul

New York Stocks Market Dips as North Africa War Clouds Loom

Traders faced a sluggish session with minor losses in share prices. Roughly 200000 shares changed hands, reflecting cautious sentiment as investors awaited developments in the Tunisian conflict and potential tax-related selling. Bullish forces remained present but muted amid slow activity.

New York North Africa Wall Street

Fights Last Night By The Associated Press

In a chaotic roundup, multiple bouts showcased diverse results across cities. Notable knockouts included Lew Jenking and Johnny Denson delivering decisive performances while others like Jack Lynch and Ronmiun Alvarez drew attention for sharp technical work amid a crowded boxing card.

Associated Boston Clea Shans Los Angeles Mivice Leftiy' Lawhance Lisbon Detroit Charley Hayes Johnny Lawer Philadelphia Prankie Catto Miladelphia Jack Lynch New Orleans Purine Gre Merry Agnestrong Lew Jenking Sweetwater Tex Indlahapolis Johnny Denson Indianapolis Ligvold Ulmer Milwaukee Hollywood Johing Garrison J-8 Bus Aggeleés Ronmiun Alvarez Bieneer

Battle Raging After Tripoli Hinges on Ship Losses

A sustained battle off Tripoli sees Allied forces sinking or damaging multiple Axis ships in a three day total of twelve slips sunk or wrecked. The fight aims to cut off Axis troop reinforcements and supplies to the region amid continued heavy exchanges.

Asis Touyisy Manns Tripol

Buck Jones Death Touched Boston Children Hospital Patients

The famous motion picture cowboy Buck Jones visited sick youngsters at Boston Children's Hospital bringing thrills and cheer. He later attended the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire and was injured, dying the next day from those injuries.

Cocoanut Grove Boston Buck Jones Boston Children’s Hospital

Mosquito Boats Fight in Pacific Night Action

West Hippie reports from the Solomon Islands on American PT boats protecting a night torpedo attack. Commanders Montgomery and Searles engage Japanese destroyers and cruisers, with torpedoes, gunfire, and countermeasures as boats dodge searchlights and sustain casualties.

Pacific Baltor Wabiles Beleef Speedy de Torpedin Bowts West Hippie Associated Press William Hipple UU Navy Wwepedo Solomon Islands Ameren Louk Elutk Licut Bob Searles Leoni N. Do Dustroyen Sulyvas Montgomery Arend Nere Glenn Guadalcanal Fayes Mustin Brett Greene Henry ‘Taylor New York City Thylor

Bombardment of Bizerte As World War II Propaganda

A garbled wartime item reports American medium bombers striking Bizerte docks in Tunisia, aiming to disrupt harbor facilities. The text quickly shifts to stray, incoherent passages on education, food, and wartime patriotism, concluding with calls to invest in War Bonds as a badge of sacrifice.

Harold Y, Boyle Amedén Wavande North Alvich Bigerte Harbor Twdny

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