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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1943

Page

2

Axis Peace Offensive Signals Tied to Vatican Contacts

The article argues that Axis pacifist overtures may be a strategic weapon in the war, with Italy using Count Galeazzo Ciano as ambassador to the Vatican to seek channels with the United Nations. It notes envoys in Rome and neutral cities, mentions Roosevelt and Churchill, and suggests the drive could aim to shield Germany and Italy from Russia while probing Western allies for peace terms.

Europe United Nations Ermans Hitler Sa Ea Switzerland Isolin Galeazzo Ciano Bassador Vatican Italy Tms Staels Britain Ciano OSS Harold H. Tittmann, Jr Roosevelt Vatican I Enyron C. Taylor Francis Osborne Holy See Tl Duc Fuehrer Pacific Vatican City Dent Roosevelt Primeister Churchill Rome Berlin Russia Germany Soviet Union

Market Report from St Louis Stockyards Hogs and Cattle

U S Dept of Agriculture data shows hogs uneven with weights 180 lbs up steady to 5 lower. lighter weights 15 lower. sows unchanged. Cattle, calves and bulls steady to firmer. steers 13.50-15.50, up to 16.00 on select, heifers and yearlings 12.00-14.25. stockers 10.00-14.25. Lambs around 168.50, receipts 2,500 sheep. poultry and produce reports show butter and eggs steady, grain futures weak on inflation curbs.

ST. Louis Chicago James F. Byrnes

Russians Capture Kursk in Major Red Army Breakthrough

Soviet dispatches report heavy fighting as Red Army forces seized Kursk after breaking German lines. Russians pushed from multiple directions, stormed street by street, crossed the Tuskar river, and capt ured the railway station. Izvestia claimed the red flag rose at 3 pm and that Kursk was effectively demolished as 25,000 residents were displaced.

Red Army Zorino Kursk-Lgov le Blazhie Kursk Lgov Yamskoy Young Pioneers Gorsy Street Tuskar Tuskar River Pravda Seim Izvestia Kharkov

Hitler’s regime warned of European collapse if Russia triumphs

The piece cites Goering’s January 30 speech claiming Germany defends Europe and that Bolshevism would sweep across if Germany collapses. It notes this message may intensify as war with the Red Army worsens, reflecting Hitler’s reliance on propaganda alongside the military.

Dolf Hess Germany Red Army Goering Europe Hitler

Allies Hold Tempo In North Africa Air War Reports

Allied and Axis air actions over Messina Naples and Tunisia are summarized. The Italian and German accounts cite higher losses for the Allies, while Allied headquarters claim minimal opposition and five bomber losses. Indications mount that Montgomery forces push toward Tunisia with artillery in action along the Libyan border.

Tunisia Messina Palermo Cairo Naples Gabes Tunisian Eighth Army Libya Montgomery

Transportation ruling allows Chesley Prquet line

The Corporation Commission authorized Chesley Prquet of El Dorado to operate an intrastate motor transportation line as a common carrier of city field equipment, announced from Little Rock on February 9.

Little Rock The Corporation Commission Chesley Prquet el Dorado

Happenings in Arkansas Legislature

In Arkansas the Senate cut more than eighteen thousand dollars from recommended appropriations for constitutional offices, with the governor’s office losing seven hundred eighty, while only the land department escaped. A defeated bill would grant primary voting without poll tax for certain groups. opponents warned it could allow Negro veterans to vote. Six members sought to centralize all state legal work in the attorney general’s office, boosting funds by nearly ten thousand. House actions included passing fourteen local bills, reconsidering and defeating a proposed constitutional amendment to raise judges’ pay, and attaching an emergency clause to tax national bank property this year. Committee notes cited time limits on appropriations, possible special session, and partial restorations in budgets. Temperance recommended the Leasure liquor repeal bill fail. Cities and Towns approved sharing sales tax with cities and counties. Senate Insurance referred two bills aiding local agents without recommendation.

Senate Land Department House National Bank Merle B. Smith Pine Bluff House Temperance Senate Insurance Lue Wock Rep C. L. Haskew Logan County General Assembly Haskew Maskew Robert W. Griffith, Jr University of Arkansas Hospital Henry H. Pickering Ashley House ‘Temperance Committee Leasure Elbert A. Leasure White

Proposal of Herbert Hoover is Debated

Washington February 9 A Hoover plan to balance the war effort for a 1944 German knockout faced Sen Pepper who argued against rushing 1943 while Sen Vandenberg defended Hoover’s call for a well balanced program. Pepper urged mobilizing full resources for a quick blow, while Vandenberg warned against overstrain on the home front and supported Hoover’s approach to avoid overemphasis on military measures.

Jack Bell Washington Herbert Hoover Germany Pepper Ud-Fla Vandenberg R-Mich Pepper Hoover Senate Appropriations Florida Foreign Relations Committee

Hazel Walker Retires From Basketball After Eleven-Year Career

Hazel Walker, famed cage player, announces immediate retirement saying she is turning it over to younger girls. The Arkansas forward, member of Arkansas Motor Coaches, was a nine time All-America selection and scored in the thousands. Her career included Ashdown High, Tulsa Business College, El Dorado Lions, Lewis and Norwood Players, and the Canches with a highlight 67 points in a 1934 game.

Little Rock Hazel Walker Blazer Arkansas Motor Coaches Miss Walker Ashdown High School Tulsa Business College el Dorado Lion 'Lers Lewis Norwood Plyers the Canches

Free Meal Planning Class at Yerger High School

A free class in meal planning and table service begins tonight in Yerger High School’s home economics department. The session is open to women working in service and home makers.

Yerger Yerger High School

Guadalcanal Falls Seen As Japanese Withdrawal Noted

Japanese forces retreat from Guadalcanal and Buna in New Guinea are reported as fulfilled missions, with 16,734 Japanese dead and over 240 airplanes lost. Allied forces claim control of Guadalcanal area while a Tokyo radio broadcast confirms the withdrawals and strategic gains on Buna and surrounding regions.

New York Guadalcanal Solomons Berlin Tokyo Buna New Guinea Papua Macrthur Associated Press Benvers London The OWL America Solomon Solomon Islands Likwise Papuan Navy Titi Marovavo Cape Esperance Domei Office of War Information Washington OWI Solomons Islands

Tin shortage eases with new NC experiments

Raleigh scientists and U S Department of Agriculture researchers report promising results from brine preservation tests on snap beans, garden peas, lima beans and other vegetables. The program aims to supply out of season foods through bulk, shelf ready brined products, reducing labor and material use during wartime. Researchers Br. John L. Etchells and Dr. Ivan D. Jones lead studies building on cucumber preservation work to improve color, flavor and nutrient retention.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station U. S. Department of Agriculture John L. Etchells Agricultural Research Administration Ivan D Setall

Longer Hours Proposed to Stall Extension in Legislature

Rep. C. L. Haskew proposed longer House hours to delay a threatened 60 day general assembly extension. He cited slow budget progress and a jam from a short schedule. The plan followed at press time as the House and Senate met morning sessions with two hour lunch breaks and plans to adjourn around five.

Interest Deductions Part 2 How Much Tax You Owe

Federal guide explains which interest payments are deductible and which are not. It covers gifts, co-makers, life insurance policy loans, tax exempt securities, and timing rules for cash and accrual methods.

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Sale Notice of Mortgage Property in Hempstead County Arkansas

The United States mortgagee will sell at Simpson Maxwell Hempstead County Arkansas on February 12 1943 at 2 PM the property from Jeff Sutton including two black horse mules Som and Jim a Avery cultivator two McCormick Deering break plows two Ga Stocks a National pressure cooker a Ga stock and related gear. Writings show multiple witnesses and signatures of John Y Ferguson and John V Ferguson dated February 1943.

Jeff Sutton United States Hempstead County Arkansas State of Simpson Maxwell United States of America John Y. Ferguson Jim John V. Ferguson

Auction Notice Under Arkansas Mortgage Foreclosure

Gage executed by Jack Johnson to the United States on January 19 1942 filed in Hempstead County Arkansas under a mortgage. Notice sets February 12 1943 at 10 oclock dawn at Dan Essex Hempstead County for cash bid of assets including two Jersey cows Whitie 7502 6 1 Helfer one black horse mule Bill 850 6 1 calf one Avery turning plow one Oliver middle Buster one Dixie pressure cooler. Witnessed by John WY Ferguson County Supervisor.

Jack Johnson United States Hempstead County Arkansas State of Dan Essex County of Hempstead State of Arkansas Bill Avery Oliver Dixie United States of America John WY Ferguson

Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas

Everett Morton executed a mortgage in March 1942 to the United States and filed in Hempstead County Recorder's office. He waived appraisal sale and redemption rights. The property will be sold February 12, 1943 at 2 PM to the highest bidder for cash.

Everett Morton United States Hempstead Arkansas State of Simpson Maxwell of Arkansas

Auction Notice of Sheriff Sale in Hempstead County Arkansas

The notice states O S Hickles and Anthony Fulks filed in Hempstead County Arkansas for a public sale on February 10 1948 at 2 PM. Property includes mules Nell Kil John Deere tools harness wagon planter plow and Dixie pressure cooker. Sale to highest bidder for cash under will and sas terms.

O. S. Hickles United States For & Hempstead County Arkansas State of Anthony Fulks Hempstead John Deere Dixie United States of ¢America John V. Ferguson

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