Americans Press Need to Strike Japan Now
The piece argues Americans broadly support attacking Japan urgently while noting resource limits. It cites Madame Chiang Kai-shek urging swift action, and outlines the balance of priorities among Allies, with Europe favored first but warning of Japanese fronts threatening China and the Chinese theater.
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Japan
Madamae Ag Kiai-shek
Hation
Congress
Madame Chiang
Nhina
Ming
Strik
United Nations
Tunisian
Norway
Low Lands
Balkans
China
Burma Road
Yangtze Valley
Yangtze
Yunnan
Schoolboys Could Help Farm Situation
President Roosevelt said a plan from last August set the army size for this year and that high school age youths could help ease the farm labor shortage. The army would reach 7,500,000 soldiers by next December, excluding officers, with total armed services around 10.8 to 11 million.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Head Session Bible Conference at Gospel Tabernacle
The Assembly of God churches of Southwestern Arkansas will hold their annual Bible conference at the Gospel Tabernacle next Tuesday through Thursday. More than fifty out of town pastors are expected. Rev. David Burris will lead devotions and Rev. Hugh Cadwalter will speak each evening. Three services daily at 10 00 am 2 00 pm and 7 30 pm. Public invited to all services.
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Assembly of God
Southwestern
Arkansas
Gospel Tabernacle Nexr
David Burris
Arkansas District Council
Hugh Cadwalter
Egypt
Japanese Drive At Chiang Invoke Final Blow Threat
The Japanese boast this will be the final blow as they press to deepen inroads on Chiang Kai-shek's forces. They aim to erode his dwindling weapon stocks and manpower, hoping to break the stalwart legions defending the Chinese capital during five years and seven months of conflict.
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Chingking
Chiang
Heaven
TRADES AND EXCHANGES INCOME TAX TREATMENT
The article outlines how trades and exchanges of goods services or property affect federal income tax. It explains ordinary income from exchanged goods or labor and capital gains or losses from property for property or services, with references to Form 1040 schedules and nontaxable like kind exchanges. It also covers involuntary gains from condemnation theft or insurance and reinvestment requirements to defer tax.
Market Report prompts price fixes and shifts in cotton
New York market notes aggressive price fixing shaping futures while March liquidation and shifts to later months by spot firms dominate activity. Cotton spot prices fall while May and July futures edge lower. Stock market veers but shows scattered advances. grain holds steady as wheat and corn rise modestly on quiet trade. Rubber outlook from Washington warns of continued downward pressure and policy implications.
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New York
Spain
Ilye
Chicago
Whees
Minneapolis
Arizona Slayer Put to Death Today
Clarence Aviz reports that Jim Rawlins, 46, was executed in Arizona’s lethal gas chamber for the rape and murder of Marilyn Erma Atkins. He left death row at 6:00 a.m. and was pronounced dead at 6:05, witnesses noting the eight and a half minute gap before confirmation.
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Clarence Aviz
Jim Rawlins
Arizona
Marylin Erma Atkins
Rawlins
Ty White
A. G. Walker
28 Perish As (Continued From Page One)
A disaster at an aircraft plant leaves 28 dead with four Frye company employees recovered and only August Hoba identified. Thirteen other workers are feared burned in rubble while a thorough residence check confirms many missing. Fred Hoba, the victim’s son, is among those unaccounted for as Boeing attributes blame to the crash and the Holocaust.
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Frye Company
August Hoba
Hobas
Fred
Boeing Company
Inventory decline forecast hits critical period in 1943
A forecast warns U S grain and food supplies will shrink to about 404,000 tons by January 1 1944 with October 1943 to March 184d identified as the critical period before supplies are expected to exceed consumption. Jeffers calls the low point in December. The report outlines poultry and produce activity and livestock market figures from Chicago and the National Stockyards with varied prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep.
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Ing
Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept. Agro
Fire aboard bomber causes crash at plant
A fire developed in an engine on a bomber during a 0 reg war loss flight and spread over the wing after an initial extinguish, leading to the aircraft shedding two high tension lines, plunging and severing power to the city. The crash into the plant endangered workers returning from lunch, with trapped souls believed to be in an elevator as cables failed and cries of burning animals filled the scene.
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Telegraph
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
Harry W. Shiver
Blumbing
RD & Son
Louise
Office of War Information
Jim
John
Army
Rev
B. V. Ferguson
Smith
of the First Baptist Church
Ft. Baptist Church
Market Report
William M. Jeffers
Arkansas Tuberculosis Sanatorium
State Sanatorium
Ark
Hope Star
Poultry and Produce
Poultry Five
Ailey
John Deere Power Hay Press
Dannie Hamilton
Col
Bill Collier
Ste
E. P. Young
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Dealers
Young Chevrolet Co
Hope
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