Japan seeks peace feeler in Tokyo radio report
Analysis notes a Tokyo radio claim that Japan will not reject peace offers, seen as a fishing expedition by Mackenzie. The piece argues Allied resolve remains strong, with skepticism over home front weariness and emphasis on finishing the war in the Pacific, including Luzon and Manila operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Tokyo Radio
Japan
Orient
Nippon
Germany
Tokyo
Myrlin Spencer
Associated Press
Hitler
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Malta
Addaesman
Philippines
Luzon
Archipelago
Manila
Udga Tablets Ad Promises Double Your Money Back
Historical print ad urges relief from ulcer indigestion gas and heartburn with Yega Tablets from John P. Cox Drug Co. and drug stores. First dose must prove effectiveness or return box for double money back. Advertises Henry VIII as context and includes practical trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
John P. Cox Drug Co
Adv
Hope Star announces paper details and offices
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas lists publication information for 1899 including editors Cc E Palmer and Alex H Washburn, office address 212 214 South Walnut Street, terms and associations, and advertising reps. It notes association with the Associated Press and general subscription rates for local carrier delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing C., Inc
Cc. E. Palmer and
Begreening
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
AFL Faces Clash Over Lewis Reunion Issue
Miami February 14 The AFL Executive Council debates re affiliation with the United Mine Workers and faces a potential split as the International Association of Machinists inches toward leaving the federation over a jurisdictional dispute with the Operating Engineers. President Harvey W. Brown signals possible call for special convention if Machinists depart. AFL President William Green seeks a reply from John L. Lewis before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Machinists
Harvey W. Brown
The
Machinists
Operating Engineers’ Union
AFL
Brown
William Green
John L. Lewis
UWM
Lewis
Northern End Continued Prom Page One
Ruins of Kleve and Ontario high landers clear Griethausen near the Rhine. Scots from Ontario raid halfway from Kellen to the Emmerich ferry and meet stiff opposition as German floods north of Kleve worsen. The campaign becomes aquatic with tanks clanking through mud toward the front.
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Kleve
Ontario
Griethausen
Berlin
Rhine
Kellen
Emmerich
End of Luzon conflict looming as Yamashita may flee
General MacArthur said the trapped garrison's end is in sight in Luzon. Yamashita, blocked from home help, may abandon top officers and fight a guerrilla delaying action. The strategy aims to free all invaders, not leave pockets behind.
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Variou
Isand
MacArthur
Yamashita
Luzon
Arkansas moves to split primary ballots over race issue
A bill would separate state and federal primary elections to curb Negro voting, seen as counteraction to a Supreme Court ruling. A companion proposal asks voters to repeal the preferential primary law, with eastern counties cited as showing support. Governor Laney to discuss sweeping fiscal changes consolidating nearly 100 treasury funds. Separately, Senate bills target labor unions with liability for strike damages and mandatory semi annual financial disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate
United States Supreme Court
House
Laney
Treasury
W. K. Oldham
Oldham
Commissioner of Labor
Congress Is Continued From Page One
Michigan Senator shows doubt about accepting a post on the delegation but friends expect him to join. Bloom backs the administration on the peace organization. Eaton, with Vandenberg and Republicans at Mackinac Island, pledged party support for cooperative organization months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Oaks
Michigan
Bloom
Eaton
Vandenberg
Mackinac Island
Germans shell Kleve and retreat as Allied forces advance
AP correspondent Roger D. Greene reports heavy shelling near Kleve yesterday as German forces pull back toward the Niers river. East of Kleve three parachute divisions are driven back and the Allied line continues to tighten after six days of Canadian offensives, with prisoners reaching 5,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goch
Kleve
Reichswald
Niers
Roger D. Greene
Big Three press hail joint conference gains
The Associated Press report notes that major papers praise the Big Three conference for Allied unity and decisive shifts toward victory and peace. Critics vary on postwar settlement terms, but consensus affirms renewed resolve, coordinated action, and the path toward shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Churchill
New York World-Telegram
Yalta
Stalin
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hitler
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kansas City Star
Des Moines Tribune
Baltimore Sun
Nurse Says Draft Not Needed For Nurses
Miss Katharine Densford head of the American Nurses Association told the House Military Committee that armed services can meet nurse needs without a draft. She urged strengthening voluntary systems and, if necessary, draft legislation covering army navy Veterans Administration civilian health and nursing education. She also noted underutilization of Negro and male nurses.
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Washington
Katharine Densford
American Nurses Association
House Military Committee
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Desnford
Anna D. Wolf
National League of Nursing Education
Little Action on Italy Front Reported by Allied HQ
The Italian front cooled to minor patrol clashes and artillery duels with German probing. A Brazilian artillery-supported platoon raided a hill east of Gaggio near Bologna and clashed with Nazi defenders. Enemies were driven from Montecalderaro and a small party captured near Frassinet. American tanks demonstrated near Gallicano as part of Eighth Army activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland Norgaard
Rome
Gaggio
Bologna
Montecalderaro
Frassinet
Tyrrhenian
Gallicano
Eighth Army
Sgt Dave Erwin Servicing Planes in War on Germany
Staff Sergeant Dave Erwin, a ground crew member at an active base in Corsica, services aircraft to keep them ready for the war in Europe. Overseas thirty-two months, he earned a silver star on his European African Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon for five campaigns including Air Offensive in Europe, Tunisian, Sicilian, Naples Foggia, and Rome Arno. He also holds a Good Conduct Medal. From Hope Arkansas, Erwin formerly lived in Prescott, attended Magnolia College graduating 1940, son of Mrs. Alta Erwin, once employed at South Western Proving Grounds Transportation Department.
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War Dept
Corsica
Dave Erwin
Germany
Sgt
Erwin
Europe
Tunisian
Sicilian
Naples- Foggia
Rome-Arno
England
Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
Hope
Arkansas
Prescott
Magnolia College
Alta Erwin
Transportation Department
South Western Proving Grounds
Nurses Begin Return From Santo Tomas Internment Camp
A Curtiss Commando transport landed on a Manila street and carried 64 Army nurses home from Santo Tomas where they had been interned after serving with U.S. forces at Bataan and Corregidor. The nurses were the first Santo Tomas internees to start home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P.1
Wartorn
Bataan and
Corregidor
Santo Tomas
Scout Story at Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Scouting
Martin Pool introduced Harold Moore Scout Executive of Caddo Council Texarkana as Kiwanis guest speaker. Moore traced Scouting origins to Baden Powell in 1897 98 London and noting US start in 1910 with 1 800 000 members. He called Scouting fun adventure comradeship a game and life program and said it augments home school and church.
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Martin Pool
Harold Moore
Caddo Council
Texarkana
Kiwanis Club
Moore
London
Lord Baden Powell
United States
Scouts of the World
E. J. Robison
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Barney Ham
Hope Kiwanis Club
Ched Hall
Lyman Armstrong
Olie Olsen
The
Hope Rotary Club
D. T. Frost
Texaroe
Joseph Gosnell
Nashville
Russians Hit Eastern Front Defenses and Budapest Rally
Russians remain second only to the Oder in eastern Germany's defenses as a new push toward Austria looms. Marshal Stalin marks Budapest as a key German defense center on the road to Vienna, signaling coordinated efforts by Malinovsky and Tolbukhin to press the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oder
Germany
Austria
Stalin
Budapest
Vienna
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Feodor Tolbukhin
Sec
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Trade
National Stockyards Illinois February market shows hogs 6,000 run with 3,200 counted early. Hogs mixed by weight 14.70 for farrows and gilts, 160-330 lbs 14.40-14.70, 140-150 lbs 14.00-14.50, 120-130 lbs 13.00-13.50, lighter pigs 11.00-12.00. Cattle and calves total about 4,300 with steady to firm open. steers 13.50-15.25, some 15.50, heifers and yearlings 12.00-13.50, bulls 12.50-13.00, vealers 12.00-15.00. cows about 25% receipts, slaughter steer 10.06-16.75, slaughter heifers 9.00-16.00. Sheep 1,200, market weak with no sales. prices 0.85 higher per bale for wool trade but market opening low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Texas Lambs
Cotton Futures Rise on Mill Demand in New York Trade
New York cotton futures advanced about 1 a bale as mills and commission houses bought aggressively amid scarce offerings. Late afternoon prices stood about 20 to 30 points higher on active business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ukraine Armies Hold Wide Front Beyond Budapest
Readable text notes forces of two Ukrainian armies seated far west of Budapest along a 250 mile front extending northeast into Slovakia, indicating a broad defensive and positional stance along the eastern advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond
Third Ukraine
Budapest
Slovakia
St Joseph Aspirin Promotes Relief From Colds
Public health note urges moderation in diet and exercise while promoting St Joseph Aspirin as a trusted remedy for cold misery. Highlights aspirin as world’s largest seller and urges demand for genuine, pure product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Poultry and Produce Roundup Chicago Market Feb 14
Butter firm receipts 224152 93 score AA 41-2 and others unchanged. Eyes receipts 3638 too weak balance steady U S extras 38-38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Open House and Pie Supper at Woodmen's Hall
A joint Woodman of the World and Woodmen Circle meeting is set for 7:30 PM Thursday February 15 to install a Bay of Woodcraft. Open house follows for members and friends and a pie supper will be served afterward. All are invited to attend.
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Woodman of the World
Woodmen Circle
Bay of Woodcraft
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Star of Hope
Cc. E. Palmer
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Lafayette
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