Editor series opens with DeWitt Mackenzie on Indian crisis
The newspaper launches a multi part analysis by DeWitt Mackenzie after a long stay in India. He outlines an intensive study of nationalist currents and British policies, promising revealing insights and a candid view of the Swadeshi independence movement and the ongoing controversy.
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White Heat
Today
DeWitt Mackenzie St
Mackenzie
India
Dewitt
England
Market Report from National Stockyards shows hogs up to 15 higher
Hogs at 1200 weights 180 lb up 10-15, 280-350 lb 15.50-85, top 15.75, best hogs strongest since Oct 1920. Cattle and calves moderate demand with choice steers around 16.00, mixed yearlings and cows steady to weak, overall trading slow amid light supplies.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept
House Retains 1941 Surveying Law in Arkansas
Little Rock Feb 22 The House reconsidered and kept the 1941 surveying regulation on the statute books by a 43 to 13 vote defeating a prior repealer. Fifty one affirmative votes would have passed repeal. Rep Y R Royal a surveyor urged repeal while Rep Lee Baker urged retention to begin setting occupational standards. Seventy three of one hundred members attended the opening roll call amid the first Monday session and Hot Springs horse race meet.
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Little Rock
House
Senate
Y. R. Royal
Drew County
Lee Baker
Chicot
Ashley
Hot Springs
High Court Rules Utility Rentals Go to Highway
Arkansas Supreme Court rules moneys held by Sebastian Bridge district from utility rents should be paid to the state highway commission for Garrison Avenue span maintenance at Fort Smith. The court kept betterment tax funds with districts and remanded to determine exact rental amounts in the treasury.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Sabastian Bridge
State Highway Commission
Garrison Avenue
Arkansas River
Fort Smith
Sebastian Chancery
The
Highway Commission
Bridge District
Frank G. Smith
E. L. McHaney
J. 58
Holt
Griffin Smith
Supreme Court
District Treasury
Highway Department
Synthetic Rubber to Replace Natural in Victory Line Goods
Washington reports synthetic rubber will replace most natural rubber in hot water bottles ice bags and related victory line items within two to three months. The switch improves chemical resistance and is backed by the rubber director. Dental suppliers plan to shift to synthetics by March 1.
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Washington
War Production Board
Office of Price Administration
WPH
J. M. Ford, 88, Dies at Home Near Hope
J M Ford, an 88 year old Hempstead county man, died at his home near Hope early today. He taught school in Hempstead county for 55 years. Funeral services will be at Herndon Cornelius Funeral home at 10 am Tuesday with Hoy Gaston officiating. Burial will be at Butt Springs near Nashville. He is survived by three sons Clarence Ford of Oklahoma City, Charley of Marshall Texas and Oscar Ford of Pine Bluff.
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J. M. Ford
Hempstead County
Hope
Herndon-Cornelius
Hoy
Gaston
Butt Springs
Nashville
Clarence Ford
Oklahoma City
Charley
Marshall
Texas
Oscar Ford
Pine Bluff
Arguments in Murray Citizenship Trial Heard in Little Rock
Final arguments were scheduled in federal court today on a Justice Department suit to revoke the citizenship of Mrs. Mar Harele Asbeck Murray 34 born in Germany wife of an American geophysical engineer Testimony ended Saturday with Murray denying ties to subversive groups and pledging loyalty to the United States She said she wanted to help win the war and denied saying the U S caused the war after Pearl Harbor The government contends she withheld facts from her 1940 naturalization oath and that her husband who worked for a Golden Colorado geology firm helped fill out the application while she signed without reading
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Little Rock
Justice Department
Mar- Harele Asbeck Murray
United States
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Carter Haynes Ex Hope Man Dies in Texas
Carter Haynes 46 native of Hempstead county died at his Beaumont Texas home yesterday morning He was the only son of the late Rafe Haynes a Hope high school and Ouachita college alumnus and a member of the Arkansas Bar Association He was a noted singer He is survived by his widow Opal Haynes his mother Ruth Haynes two sisters Thelma and Mary all of Camden Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday in Camden
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Carter Haynes
Hempstead County
Beaumont
Texas
Rafe Haynes
Hope High School
Ouachita College
Arkansas Bar Association
Opal Haynes
Ruth Haynes
Thelma
Mary
Camden
Municipal Court Docket Noted Guilty Pleas and Fines
City docket lists Oscar Wyatt for disturbing with forfeited $10 cash bond. Peter Moran pleads guilty to drunkenness with $10 fine. Prister Lee pleads guilty to gaming with $10 fine. Paul Phillips gaming with forfeited $10 cash bond. Q H Ainsworth drunkenness and Musco Fuller carrying a pistol as a weapon with guilty pleas and $50 fine. John Steeligman drunkenness pleads guilty with $10 fine.
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Oscar Wyatt
Peter Moran
Prister Lee
Paul Phillips
Q. H. Ainsworth
Musco Fuller
John Steeligman
Kite Flying Winners Are Announced in Hope
The Boy Scouts of Hope held kite events at the old airport with many residents watching. Wind affected store bought kites while several contests crowned top fliers. winners include Bobby Franklin and Jimmie Walters for highest flights, Horace Adkins for smallest, Alfred Dye for most original, and Thomas Moneycutt plus Merrell McCloughan for kite fights. Clyde Coffee led the event and distributed awards.
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Scoiiy
Cubs of Hope
Hope
Bobby Franklin
Jimmie Walters
Horace Adkins
Alfred Dye
Thomas Moneycutt
Merrell, McCloughan
S. A. Westbrook
Clyde Coffee
Hempstead Obituary and Transfer List Highlights
Long list of names including Raymon Rickles Weldon Filton Eartie Glendon McWilliams Kir by Doyle Huckabee and many others. The item continues from page one with transfers like George Francis Bickerstaff Joseph Provine and Harry Kerr.
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Raymon Rickles
Weldon Filton
Eartie
Glendon McWilliams
Kirby Doyle Huckabee
Paul Darrell McClellan
Lucian John Miller, Jr
Joe Douglas Beaty
William Paul Rowe, Jr
John Dewey Turnage
DeWitt Brandon
Thomas B. Hendrick
Abraham J. Hendrick
William Earl Martindale
James Wesley Beck
Clarence Edward Ross
Harlen Coy McKamb
Carl Wayne Burke
Billie Haynes Laha
Wiliam
Jeff Bradley, Jr
Adley Roy Kim
Hollis Larkin Belk
Jack Elton Sligh
Garland Raymond Lafferty
Walter David Oliver
William Edward Adkins
Coy
Eldridge Betts
Harrison Earl Ross
James Robert Smith
Dennis Edlon Clark
Hollis Ray Rinehart
James Gregory Johnson
Gilbert Forster Mortis
Horace Benjamin Graves
Bob Briant Bundy
Gilbert Lee Lane
Honard
Chester Sanford
Austin Denver Hutson
Harry Guides Ball
Homer Anderson
Poindexter
Steps to Halt Contested Black Market Slaughter Probed
The article discusses potential prosecution for selling more than allotted meat and charging excess prices amid rising concern over future meat supplies. It cites an agriculture department report noting more hogs on farms but a smaller pig crop than expected, suggesting black market slaughter or underestimated yields. It also notes rationing of dry beans and peanut protein substitutes, with Wickard indicating Russia would need a fifth of this season's beans, implying less meat and more beans for Russia.
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Wickard
Agriculture Department
Russia
Rusia
Americans Hold Ground Near Kasserine Pass In North Africa
Allied forces, including U S Marines and British armor, defended a key area west of Kasserine Pass as German forces pressed westward toward Tebessa and Thala. Reports from Berlin and Rome claimed Axis gains while Allied air forces targeted Gafsa yards and Sicilian ships. Two Allied aircraft reported missing.
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Getton
Tebessa
Kasserine
Thala
Berlin
Fromm
Rome
Rammiel
Kuasserine Pass
Touta
Darven von Atnim
Medjon el Bab
Sbiba
Gafsa
Sicily
Ai Malian Warsip
Air Force
T. H. MacArthur
Caraudan
Tex
Robert EB. Kurtly
Gaffney
S. C
Shiba
Afr
Kasserine Pass
Marshal Sommel
United States
First Army
Soldier and his dog join army dog training school
In Raleigh North Carolina N C Merrill Murritt drafted into the army leaves his German shepherd with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, promising to return for him. Now the dog is also in the army and undergoing training at Port Royal Army Dog Training School.
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Raleigh
N. C
C. Merritt
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Army
Port Royal Vu
Computation of tax under 1040 and 1040A forms
The article explains how to compute federal income tax for 1040A filers using the exemption and income blocks and for 1040 filers via items 20 to 33. It outlines normal tax at 6 percent and a variable surtax, adds credits, and shows a sample with net income of 5500 earned income and no dependents. It notes earned income credit and exempt interest, and urges readers to consult the IRS office for help.
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United States
Roger Babson on Stock and Mutual Insurance Firms
Babson argues stock life fire and casualty companies offer greater security and public benefits, driven by competition and stockholders' super-urge to improve safety and building growth. He says mutuals lack equity, push higher premiums without competing stocks, and warns government takeover fears favor stock companies for diversification and dividends.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Slecp
America
Europe
Mutuals
Mutual Companies
National Board of
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company
Honce
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