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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1941

Page

2

Acquisition of 125 acre plant site near Chicago discussed

Fragmentary OCR notes outline a negotiation for control and operation of a new plant at North Mannheim Road near Chicago. D E Williams acts as controller. Proposals for examination and bids were planned, with a stated 125 acre site and references to government and state involvement.

Ihe Ae Pratt Whitney D. E. Willams Ontrodler North Mannheim Road Chicago Mel

Buick aviation plant plan claims massive factory setup

Curtice cites adequate labor and transport as key to completing Buick aircraft facilities. A separate manufacturing organization led by Miami as operating manager and Joseph G Hammond as manufacturing manager will coordinate mass production. Buick will share purchasing with the plant, while Pratt & Whitney helps adapt tech for high output. Contracts with the U.S. Army total about 94 million for engines and parts, with plant and tooling above 31 million. Overall, GM would employ about 40,000 in aircraft and related production, plus other defense manufacturing across divisions.

Curtlee Buick Baris Miami Joseph G. Hammond Buick Et al Buick’s Purchas- Stewart W. B. Stickney Pratt & Whitney Sai Curtice Mir United States Army General Motors Corporation National Defense

Funeral for Dr H H Darnall set for Thursday at Columbus

Funeral services for Dr H H Darnall 61 who shot himself at a vacant Fulton gasoline station will be Thursday at 2 PM in Columbus. Dr David Shipperson and Rev J C Williams will officiate. Survived by two sons, two daughters, and many relatives. Honorary pallbearers listed. many doctors and community members named. No further details on the incident provided.

H. H. Darnail Fulton Columbus David Shipperson EL Dorsda J. C. Williams Washington Harry Herbert Darnall Amarillo Texas Charles William Darnail Roswell N. M Carl Stanley Bryant Oakdale John L. Dixon de Queen Joe Wilson Johnny Wilson Coalmbus Claud Wilson Tommy Seymoure W.E. Cox, Jr Ernest Cox A. G. Lee Texarkana Hope EB. C. Brown Will Griffin Crossroads John Griffin E. Odom Dan Harkness R. R. Carmeling Roy Cox Monroe Cox Herbert Cox Sam Allen McGill H. P. Robinson Ozan Charles Rosenbaum Horace Dillard Yancy Robert Willard Yancey Chartie Green D. R. Newman Saratoga Tom Caldwell Robbert Caldwell Horace Ellen R. E. Jackson Claude White Danny Hamilton Cc. E. Boyce Lucian Boyce Floyd Gilbert Otis Gilbert

Senator Defends Bill Details Amid Accusations

A speaker rejects implied misrepresentation of Senate Bill 40 and asserts knowledge of its contents. A copy of Senate Bill is enclosed to address the charges and clarify the bill’s provisions.

Hope City Council Endorses United States Senate Candidate

The Hope Arkansas city council adopts a unanimous resolution praising a Senate candidate who is in touch with the masses and qualified to represent Arkansas. The document, signed by Mayor W. S. Atkins and City Clerk T. R. Billingsley, records the special meeting on February 10.

Arkansas United States Senate W. S. Atkins T. R. Bilingsley City of Hope T. R. Billingsley

Hope City Council Endorses Act No 4 1941 Refunding Act

The Hope Ark city council endorses Act No 4 of 1941 the Refunding Act. It aims to relieve mortgage burdens on homeowners and farms and enable highway funds matching federal aid, with turnbacks to cities counties and paving for rural and urban roads. Citizens are urged to vote Feb 15 1941 in the special election. W S Atkins mayor and J R Billingsley city clerk certify February 1 1941.

Arkansas Hope, Ark W.S. Atkins J. R. Billingsley

Willisville to Host Contested Nevada County Junior Tournament

This week open in Willisville with junior teams from Nevada County seeking county titles. Bodeaw and Falcon boys lead contenders while Bodean and Rosston girls show strong form. Goodwin, sister of Slim Goodwin, praised as top junior girl. first rounds include Falcons bye and Emmet Laneburg matchups. Willisville also set to host Mineral Springs clashes, a major late-season test for the hosts.

Nevada County Willisville Kofice Bodeaw Falcon Boys Falcon Srt Hamilton Rosston Bodean Goodwin Slim Goodwin Cale Willisvile Bhutt City Laneburg Emmet Prescott Prescott-Boddeaw Calo- Falcon Mineral Springs Southeast Arkansas

Death in U S Laid to OGPU

Washington Pi Chairman of the House Committee investigating American activities called the death of General Walter Krivitsky the biggest story of the year and signaled forthcoming evidence related to the case of the former Russian secret agent. Krivitsky had testified as a witness.

Washington D.-Texas House Walter Krivitsky Krivitsky

Hope mayor proclaims Better Streets and Highways Day

Arkansas refunds act 1941 cited as Benefit to city and state from highways and streets. Mayor Atkins proclaims Saturday February 15 1941 as Better Streets and Highways Day urging citizens to vote in the refunding election.

People of Siven W. S. Atkins Mas

Krivitsky Case Deepens As New Lead Emerges

The Krivitsky case rushes into sharper focus after a body found in a Rusilan room is identified and new figures emerge. A House committee chairs a 15 month extension costing 159000 while investigators, including Mathews, probe what happened to Krivitsky and potential risks to others. Louis Waldman reveals a man named Hans, an alleged OGPU assassin, arrived in New York and unsettled Krivitsky, who sought protection.

Mar Orpsdassine Ruselan Lea Matthews Thet Krivitaky Bornt Sams Mel Ginsburg House Dies Krivitsky Louis Waldman New York Hans Kelvilsky OGPU Waldman United

Average American man from Plymouth shares census image

AP report profiles Ralph C. Suter of Plymouth Indiana as the living example of the 1940 U.S. census average American. The article paints his family Erma and children Carol and Ralph Jr with details of daily life, temperament, and role as the local median town resident among 133,668,275 Americans.

Morgan M. Beatty Plymouth Ind Ralph C. Suter U. S. Census Bureau Washington, D. C Ralph Suter Erma Suter Carol Ralph, Jr Erma Ralph, Sr South Bend Tribune Ralph

American wage earner fits median family in 1920s data

The text describes Ralph Jansenie as the typical American wage earner, earning $1,159.29 per year, about $22 weekly, age 28, with a wife and five children. It notes the average family size around four persons and cites a median household depiction from Image One.

Béco Ameriéan’ Trust Bern Citizana'ara Ralph Janséinie Americaia Neds Ralph Oxaer

Navy Cannot Spare Destroyers Amid World Tensions

Secretary Knox said the navy cannot spare destroyers while maintaining a balanced fleet and declined to discuss Willkie’s proposal for 5 to 10 destroyers monthly to Britain. Administration circles note Willkie’s plan is under serious consideration, with some predicting tangible results if enacted. Willkie, who testified to aid tree shipping, suggested England needed more destroyers beyond the 50 already sent.

Washington Knox Wendell Willkie Britain Navy Willkfe Willkie Senate Foreign Relations Committee England FDR White House

Charge of High Defense Prices

Washington officials accuse domestic and foreign companies of charging excessive prices for essential war materials amid alleged collusion on army and navy contracts. Assistant attorney general says patent and charter arrangements block U.S. development, causing shortages. Committee urged stronger anti trust enforcement after Justice Department findings.

Washington Thursman Archold Arnold U. S Frith U.S Congress Justice Department

Not Convinced Fade

A fragmentary exchange shows a tense confrontation with a character named Rastug declaring guilt while another reluctantly questions the verdict. The overheard dialogue hints at doubt and a desire to verify truth beyond accusation.

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