Knight urges readers to study troubled areas and wary of socialism
Editor JOHN S KNIGHT of the Chicago Daily News urges at the Audit Bureau luncheon to observe world troubles firsthand. He recalls Lord Beaverbrook in Britain and France to argue that socialism is entrenched in British life, France lacks will to stand firm, and America should consider war supplies without sending troops.
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John S. Knight
Chicago Daily News
Audit Bureau of Circuluions
Chicago
Knight
Iowa
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
United Stals
France
Germiany
United States
Germany
Germins
Vratier
Branco
Western Pacific
Munch
Europe
Russia
America
Dr F D Henry New President of Hope Country Club
At a recent Hope Country Club meeting Dr F D Henry was elected president for 151. He will appoint committees this month. Other officials named were George W Robison vice president Sid Mec Math secretary treasurer and five governors Albert Graves Robert Lagrone George Newbern G A Hobbs and George Rablsaa.
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Dro
F. D. Henry
Hope Country Club
George W Robison
Sid Mec-Math
Albert Graves
Robert Lagrone
George Newbern
G. A. Hobbs
George Rablsaa
Rail Workers Ignore Court Orders As Strike Spreads
Rail workers in Chicago defy three federal court orders and their union president as the strike, begun midweek, disrupts freight and mail. The post office issues a partial embargo on parcel post while ignoring all second and third class mail except newspapers, aiming to ease peak Christmas mail flows. The stoppage expands to Washington, St. Louis, and Alexandria, with hints of wider participation by yard workers across cities. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Union Station
Chicago
St. Louis
Post Office Department
Ail Mall
Postoffice Department
Alexandria
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Walkmen
Raailroad
At Least Eleven Deer Killed in Hempstead County
Deer reporting shows at least twelve bucks filled this week in Hempstead County with four in the Wilson camp near Columbus and several youths earning first deer. Four pointers noted for James Herbert Bristow and Bobby Roy Rosenbaum near Sprudell, while Uncle Will Bristow clocks his first deer in forty years near Red Lake region.
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Jruniters
Hempstead County
Wilson Camp
Columbus
Moss Bright
Kenneth Vance
Ebert Martina
Chrinton
James Herbert Bristow
O. H. Hristow
Fulton Rt
Bobby Roy Rosenbaum
BR. Rosenbaum
Fulton Rt, 1
Sprudell
Will Bristow
Fulton Rt. 1
Will
Bristow
Winemiller
Red Lake
Arkansas draft call increases to 850 in February
About 850 draft aged Arkansans can expect a call by the armed services next month. This doubles January’s expectation as the Korean war accelerates the draft. Arkansas selective service headquarters expects an 850 man February call, with 2,170 Arkansans inducted in the past four months.
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Little Huck
Arkansas
Armed Services
Arkansas Selective Service Headquarters
Arkansans
B&PW Club Holds Annual Xmas Party
The Hope B P W club held its Christmas observance at Hotel Barlow with speaker J M Hamilton discussing living together for peace and civilization. More than 40 members and guests attended as the club plans its 1051 year amid gift capsule distribution and a Christmas chorus.
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Hope B & PW Club
Barlow
Reye Orend
J. M. Hamilton
Norma Lewis
Mr. Hamilton
Jimmy Nicholas
Prescot B & BW Club
Wilbur Hall
Prescott
Mary Jones
San Francisco
Calif
God Sisse
de Queen
M. Floyd
Hane
Castle of Hope
Hoover to Discuss U S Policies on Radio Address
New York Dec 14 President Herbert Hoover will deliver a special radio address titled One National Policies In This Crisis next Wednesday night over Mutual Broadcasting System. The speech is set for 7 to 7 30 p m CST and comes after Hoover received about 1000 letters seeking his views on the current international situation.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hoover
Visige
Mex
Grade Schools Get Set for Santa Claus
The Hope Elementary Schools including Hope and Fulton prepare for Santa Claus with drawings, posters, Nativity scenes, songs, plays, and readings. Homeroom Mothers of the PTA enable a festive period before a winter break and return to classes after Christmas. Patrons may visit the schools at any time.
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Hope
Hope and
Fulton
Santa Claus
St. Nick
PTA
Hugh Murry Dies in Monroe Louisiana at 38
Friends in Hope were advised of the death of Hugh Murry aged 38 in Monroe Louisiana after a heart attack at his home. He formerly lived in Hope and was a Hope High School graduate. He leaves his widow Billie of Monroe a son and two brothers Milton of Shreveport and Newton of Houston. He was nephew of the late Mrs. Paul Kaiser of Hope.
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Hope
Hugh Murry
Mahroe
Hope High Schoool
Billie
Monroe
Milton Murry
Shreveport
Newton Murry
Houston
Texas
Paul Kaiser
Truman Urges Unity as War Plans Expand
President Truman will appeal to Americans tonight to unite behind building up the free world’s military might. Officials disclosed a Paducah Kentucky site for a 500000 atomic energy project as part of a second expansion of the alarm program to be announced within three weeks. Secretary Pace testified Congress that the military budget may not be enough, with the latest request for 16444000000 exceeding available funds. The plan includes a national emergency declaration to speed contracts and move toward a war footing, potentially enabling a 1000000 man army and vast defense outlays.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Congress
Paducah
the Army
Pace 43
Korea
Defense budget urged full wartime funding by Congress
The House Appropriations Committee urged Congress to grant the full 16.845 billion dollars President Truman requested for national defense to speed up the war effort. It kept all defense additions, trimmed only atomic energy and related agency sums into an omnibus bill totaling 17.820 billion. The atomic energy commission faced the largest cut, while overall defense would rise to about 42 billion for the coming year.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Truman
North Koea
Atomic Energy Commission
National
Navy
Air Force
Almout
Pentagon
Red Chinese push amid Korean beachhead battle
Tokyo reports a major Red Chinese assault driving infantry and cavalry toward the Allied northeast Korea beachhead to break U S Tenth Corps defenses. Chinese forces reportedly close to Hungnam, with an estimated 1,100,000 fighters ringed around Hambung area. The daylight attack continues as outposts near Hanoi and Qtah face pressure, with 2,800 mounted units mentioned.
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Korea
U. SS
Tenth Corps
Japan
Hungnam
America
Wen
Tonge
Ported
Hamhung-Hung Nam
Singong
Hambung
Tom Lambert
Lambert
He U
Third Division
Red Banks
Samuel G. Karl
Dallas
First Marine
Tokyo
Northeast Korea
Hungnam Port
Red
Hambung-Hungon
Begal
Bia
Seoul
Sivienae
Hamburg
Qtah
Wan
Seoul Rumor Storm Mocks Troops as War Unfolds
HAL BOYLE reports from Seoul where 1.6 million residents face rumor fever over the Chinese advance and UN plans. Civilians and soldiers hear wild tales, some likely enemy gossip, while officers say official plans remain secret. Soldiers fear endless anticipation as it hurts morale and readiness in Korea.
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Hal Boyle
Seoul
Korea
United Nations Army
Uge
Republic of Korea
ROK
Thumn
Pusan
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