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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1942

Page

3

Chinese Troops Sent to Aid Burma Malaya

Singapore reports growing confidence in Singapore defense under General Wavell as Chinese forces move into Burma and troops may join Malaya defense. London dispatches note Chinese manpower aiding Malaya’s fight against Japan, while Chungking cites a major Changsha victory with 52,000 Japanese casualties and Chinese relief efforts trapping Japanese forces.

Burma Malaya Changsha Singapore Ipoh Malayan United Forces Archibald Wavell Chaing Kai-Shek London Singaore Chungking

Pearl Harbor and a forward American war stance

Our Daily Bread urges full disclosure and accountability for Pearl Harbor while stressing unity of Army Navy and civilian officials. It argues scapegoats won’t win wars and calls for offensive action to destroy Japanese military power, defend Singapore and the Philippines, and build new U S industries like rubber and chemical production to sustain long term victory.

Navy Knox Pearl Harbor Army America Pacific Hawaii United States Philippines Singapore Japan

Snow and Cold Post Weekend Weather at University

Light snow began Sunday morning as the University of Arkansas Experiment Station logged 4.42 inches of snowfall for the weekend. Temperatures fell to 17 degrees Sunday night and 19 degrees Monday morning, with a high of 30 degrees in the last 24 hours.

University of Arkansas Experiment Station

Three U S Legations to Be Upgraded to Embassies

The State Department announced that the United States will raise its legations in Peru Ecuador and Bolivia to embassies. In a reciprocal move, those three Latin American governments will convert their legations in the United States to embassies. The Galapagos penguin note appears as a stray fragment.

Washington United States Puraeytay Ecuador Bolivia State Department

President to Address Congress on Tuesday

President Rovusuyelt will deliver in person his annual message on the state of the union to a joint session in the house chamber at 12 40 pan EST. He meets with congressional leaders to finalize plans as the second year of Congress begins.

Washington Rovusuyelt Congress Senate House Assembly House

Local Seed Store Robbed of $50 Weekend Entry via Back Window

A Monts Seed store was broken into over the weekend with about $50 in cash stolen. Police were alerted Monday morning. no arrests have been made and the investigation continues.

Monts

Proclamation Issued Monday by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt issued a proclamation calling for the registration of all male citizens aged 20 to 44 who have not registered before. The prompt notes registration under the selective service act to secure victory, applying in the U S, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Washington Roosevelt U. S United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico

AAA Payments for Farmers in Arkansas Deficiency Resolved

Farmers evicted from Army shell proving grounds and defense areas in Hampstead County Arkansas will receive Agricultural Conservation payments. Senator Spencer’s bill settles a dispute over roughly 400,000 dollars, with support from county and state farm bureaus nationwide. Silver output in Quebec for the first half of 1940 reached 608,145 ounces, up from 545,873 ounces the prior year.

Arkansas T. A. Cornelius Hampstead County Farm Bureau Liogd Spencer Spencer Congress Hempstead County AAA Parea Camp Chaffee Fort Smith Quebec Province of

Finns May Seek Peace Talks With Russia Amid Front Shifts

Report says Helsinki paper hints Finland may press for a ceasefire as Soviet offensives widen near Moscow and Belev, with German losses mounting. British and U S mediation efforts gain momentum while Axis defenses crumble along the Moscow front. Allied air operations intensify attacks around Halliya pass and Libya fronts.

Associated Press Adolf Hiller Reuters Helsinki Suomen Sasialiompkaraatii Lake Onega Red Army Belev Moscow Front Barovsk Mozhaisk Moscow Russia U. S Finland Europe Royal Airforce Halliya Adedebi Wgsinst Cairo Hitler High Command Suoty Crimean Teodosya Atlantic Arctic Mediterranean

Rev Scott to Address Hope Kiwanis Meeting

Texarkana clergy to speak at the Hope Kiwanis Club installation banquet in Hotel Henry Monday night. Rev Harvey Beait will address members, wives, guests, and out-of-town visitors. Rev J E Hamill to be installed president with James Pilkinton as vice president and B E MeMshan as secretary treasurer. Directors named include Stubbe soun Tarpley Cross Hawkins Beamis and Pue. Delegations from Little Rock El Dorado Pine Bluff Hot Springs and Texarkana expected for the 1 36 start and banquet.

Harvey Beait Texarkana Hope Kiwanis Club Hotel Henry G.T. Cross Thomas Wilbanks Kiwanis J. E. Hamill James H. Pilkinton B. E. MeMshan A. W. Stubbesoun Charles W. Tarpley G. Ty, Cross Ed Hawkins Devil Beamis Buford Pue B. A. Watson Aubrey Graves Flem Ferguson Hope Club Little Rocke el Dorado Pine Bluff Hot Springs

A Thought With What a Measure Ye Wrete

A compact reflection quotes Mark 4 24 urging readers to consider their judgments and actions. The line emphasizes reciprocity and the idea that worth and consequences reflect one’s own measure. The phrasing echoes early modern religious prose.

Mark

Harsh Treatment of Americans by Japanese in Manila

Washington reports Japanese invaders in the Philippines treated American civilians in Manila harshly and discriminated against all white residents. The War Department discussed potential Swiss channels to improve U S citizens' conditions, while Tokyo cited denying such discrimination in broadcasts.

Washington Philippines Manila War Department State Department U. S Switaers Fund Japan Doemi Tokyo London Imperial High Command

Battered Body of Perringaux Found In Occupied France

The battered body of Yves PeruN, secretary to interior minister Pierre Puehen, was found along the railroad tracks between Paris and Troyes in German occupied France. Harlan Fiske Stone, chief justice of the U S Supreme Court, played football at Amherst College.

VICHY Yves Perun Interior Aministr Pierre Puehen Paris Troyes France Harlan Fiske Stein United States Supreme Court Fyuitball Amherst College

Hearing Set on New Well In Barnsdall Area

A tentative agreement was reached among Barnsdall Oil Co, the Oil and Gas Commission of Arkansas, and Petroleum Coordinator for National Defense representatives over control of the Midway Wildcat well and nearby oil activities. A formal hearing is slated for January 27 at the Union County courthouse in El Dorado to discuss field rules for seven pools. The Midway pool spans about six miles by two, with a test showing 83 barrels per hour through a 1-4 inch choke and 350 cubic feet gas per barrel. Barnsdall plans a pipeline to the Ouachita River about 50 miles away. Lion Oil Refining will receive production in the interim via truck or a small line.

Barnsdall Oi Company Oil Aid Gas, Commission of Arkansas Petroleum Coordinator For National Defense Midway Wildcat Oil and Gas Commission Union County el Dorado Midway Barnsdall Ouachitaiver Lion Oil Refining Company

Tire Rationing Board to Meet in Hempstead City Hall

The Hempstead county tire rationing board calls a 7:30 PM meeting of all local tire dealers at city hall. Board member George Robison will explain the rationing plan, with Dorsey McRae Sr. as chairman and T S McDavili also on the board. The group approved by the Hempstead Defense Council joins the executive of the state organization as its forms are received.

Hempstead County George Robison Dorsey McRae George W. Robison T. S. McDavili Hempstead Defense Council

Barber Shop Relocates to East Third Street

Keith's Barber Shop moves from West Second Street to East Third Street near the Checkered Cafe. The change was announced Monday and the public is invited. Europe’s largest lake Lidoga, site of 940 era fighting, is described as vast with Wales-like area and notable mean depth.

Keith West Second Street East Third Europe Lidoga Wales

Battle North of Capital. Japan losses 700 in Luzon clash

Washington reports General MacArthur's Philippine army repulsed a Japanese attack northwest of Manila with heavy enemy losses, estimated at 700 killed. Corregidor fortress also shot down four bombers in a three hour strike, bringing total enemy planes down to 45. Both land and air actions occurred Sunday as MacArthur said the defense crushed the ambush near Pampanga province.

Washington War Department Douglas MacArthur Manila Corregidor Dow Luzon MacArthur Pampanga

Red Cross drive gains help from Bruner-Ivory workers

Donations from Bruner-Ivory employees in Hempstead County support a Red Cross fundraising effort aiming to raise 50 million dollars. The county quota stands at 4 thousand dollars and many named contributors pledged half day of work to the drive, with continued details on subsequent pages.

Bruner-Ivory Handle Company Hempstead County Red Cross Hempstead Bruner-Ivery Ross Beles Horace Billings Ira Bishop H. P. Cannon J. T. Cannon Floyd Chance Cecil Coleman Earl Cox, Jr Jack Cox W. H Davis Larry Dixon James Olin Crank G. L. Cox Benjamin Cox D. W. Nelson James Combs Walter Jones Ray Witchens Crayton Eons Grant Marshall Jack Bruner Lonie Jones Willie Brandon Garland Neel Roosevelt Garland Lewis Sandefur J. H. Kern I. W. Chance Roy Chance Claude Collins Cecil Kidd Homer Gaines Pete Muldrow Jew Tell Jones Guy £. Basye Roy White Robert L. White J. M. Kesner Eldon Steadman H. B. Hoskins Walter Chance John F. Anderson Dillard McGarity Glendon Slowers L. Bowles James J. Yeyton J. H. Norvell Robin Turner Charley Stewart Logan Campbell J. W. Ghormley C. G Washington V. H. Fountain O. L. Smith H. V. Flowers Neal Odom Lonnie Flowers Wm. Rudolph Mors

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NEA Willis Thornton Scrutch Uumide Chemical Indust Department of Agriculture South America Galapagos Islands Great Britain New Orleans New York Rev. Scott Jonathan Rice MEA Oe Pacific War Zone Jonandiay Rice UL S Perringaux Bruner Ivory
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