Tokyo War Drive and Imperial Prestige Rise Amid US Output Threat
The article notes Japan under Tojo courting fanatical Samurai ethos to rally industrial effort and sustain imperial prestige under wartime strain. It cites Hirohito’s shrine visit, a parade of wartime workers, and Roosevelt’s production goals, contrasting Japan’s claimed capacity with American output and the Pacific theater pressures. Admiral Nomura’s testimony is referenced regarding Japanese concerns over Allied advances.
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Tojo
Japan
Baek
Smething
Ake
Hirohito
Ise
Indies
Osevelt
United States
America
Nomura
Toja
Tme
New Guinean
Shover Springs Community Singing Program Evening Event
Shover Springs will host a community singing program Sunday night at 7 20 oclock. The public is invited to attend the event and join in the music and communal song.
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Shover Springs
Market Report from St Louis and Chicago Trading Floors
Hogs at 15 000 head at National Stockyards with demand strong for 180 lb plus and lighter hogs steady. Cattle and calves opening moderately active with good yearling steers and cows showing varied prices. grain and provisions fall as OPA ceilings hit corn futures. New York stocks ease after early gains. cotton slips on corn price freeze.
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ST. Louis
OPA
New York
Coton
Fan
New Orleans
Hornet Sinks After Battle Near Guadalcanal
Survivor Kindmark recalls two Japanese dive bombers crashing the Hornet derailing the fight 84 enemy planes attacked. The carrier burned and was abandoned after sustaining irreparable damage. Eight other carriers were lost earlier, leaving Enterprise Saratoga and Ranger. Commanding admiral Mason is safe.
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Kindmark
Guadalcanal
Rindmark
Cartiers
United States
Enterprise
Saratoga
Ranger
Lexington
Coral Sea
Yorktown
Mid Way
Wasp
Solomons
Navy
Parte
Hornet
Charles P. Mason
Pensacola
Fla
Adkins Pledges Second Inaugural Message Details
Governor Adkins outlines budget plans and state reforms including $10,000 for cortlied participation in freight rate discrimination fights. He seeks expanded corporation commission enforcement, tougher bus and truck rules, and an expanded state guard from 1800 to 1200 officers. Legislative shifts include reorganizing state boards and a lowered voting age proposal. Senate leaders emerge anti administration amid power realignments and house committees pursue constitutional adjustments.
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Corporation Commission
State Guard
Tire Inspection Deadline Urged for Immediate Action
O'Leary urges motorists to have tires inspected as soon as possible rather than waiting for deadlines. A similar postponement for truck and commercial tires was anticipated later today. The fragment mentions a parody step but lacks clear context or events.
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O'Leary
Soldier Held in Connection With Death at Denton Relocation Center
Dermott January 12 The prosecutor announced that military authorities at the Jerome Japanese relocation center in Denton are holding a soldier of the military police company stationed there in connection with the death of Mrs. Clara Andie Kyle. Mrs Kyle died in a hospital here Monday from head injuries suffered during a recent night incident.
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Dermott
Paul Johnson
Jerome
Denton
Clara Andie Kyle
Kyle
Soldier Held Back Amid JAG Investigation
Military authorities refused to turn the soldier over to state officials pending a JAG investigation. Johnson said the soldier was on furlough at his home following a funeral in Texas, after returning from the service.
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Istate
Judge Advocate General's Department
Johnson
Texas
State Meeting Jonesboro 1943 DAR Convention Cancelled
The 1943 state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution planned for Jonesboro in the spring is cancelled due to a housing shortage. Mrs. Davis M. Biggs announced the postponement.
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Jonesboro
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Davis M. Biggs
Your Child and Daddy at War How Mothers Help
A wartime parenting piece advises mothers to acknowledge children's fears, maintain calm, and provide security through steady routines and honesty. It encourages distinguishing imagination from reality, balancing household duties, and supporting emotional resilience to keep children hopeful amid parental absence and national conflict.
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Hitler
Ste Js
Vlad
Ex Hope Man Earl Harrison Dies in Los Angeles
Earl Harrison 52 a former Hope citizen and OPA official died in a Lillie Reel hospital Malvern Arkansas after living in Mulvert and Hope he worked in wholesale groceries insurance and chamber of commerce and led Malvern Rotary and Hope clubs Survived by widow mother two daughters five brothers four sisters Funeral at First Methodist Church Malvern led by Rev Fred R. Harrison former pastor of Hope church
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Earl Harrison
State’ Office of Price Administration
OPA
Hope Citizen
Lillie Reel
Mendy
Beebo
Ark
Harrison
Mulvert
Hope
Little Rock
Chamber of Commerce
Malyvern Chamber of Commerce
Malvern Club
Naval Fliers Shoot Down 4 Jap Zeros
Washington reports four Japanese Zero fighters were shot down and one American Wildcat missing after a dive bomber flight was attacked between Santa Isabel and New Georgia in the Solomons. Navy said Dauntless dive bombers escorted by Wildcats engaged 12 Zeros, with two possibly destroyed and two not returning. The action marks ongoing Luft…
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Washington
Navy
Sloman Islands
South Pacific
East Clongitude
iGrumiman “Hs
Santa Isabel Island
New Georgia Island
MBIA
Airicobra
Munda
Solomons
Salamons
Mundy
Guadalcanal
America
Guadalcaal
New Georgia
Salomons
Siewir
Sotomons
Cte
OPA Freezes Corn Prices Continued From Page One
OPA deputy administrator Wichard and J J Galbraith said current corn prices exceed 100 percent of parity when AAA payments are counted. The ceiling price levels will stay in the permanent order with no general price increase. Exemptions apply to seed corn and several local sales. Officials aim to maintain a favorable price ratio between corn and livestock products, noting recent price advances driven by hog and poultry production and upcoming convention talks.
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Wichard
J. J. Galbraith
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Agviculture Department
Federal Income Tax Filing Rules and Thresholds
The article outlines who must file a federal income tax return. It details thresholds: individuals with gross income of $2.62 per week or more, and married couples with combined income up to $23.08 per week. It explains options for joint or separate returns, personal exemptions, and simplified forms for income under $3,000. It notes that presidents, vice presidents, federal judges, and members of Congress are not exempt from filing. It cautions about combining incomes and signatures on joint returns, and mentions eligibility for Simplified Return on Form 1040A and Form 1040EZ-like guidance, including restrictions on filing if the other spouse opts for a different form.
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United States
Congress
Allied Bombers Make Daylight Raid on Naples
Allied Liberators of the Ninth Air Force bomb Naples by daylight filling harbor installations and shipping in the 18th war raid on the port. Observers report heavy cloud cover limited results but a large fire was seen. one enemy fighter was destroyed and at least one Allied plane was lost.
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Cairo
Jay
United States Army
Ninth Air Force
Naples
Malian
Haseen
Tne
Messerschrmitt 10
War Bulletin
Latiuns
Lioyan Bullle
Middle East
Sousse
Gubes
Sfax
Tripolitania
Erwin Rommel
Communiqte
Betwee
Wisurata
Tyripoli
Corn price rise curbed by price ceilings
Officials say demand for corn would shrink feed reserves as corn prices jumped from 76 to 80 cents per bushel at local markets between mid November and mid December. An advance was halted because livestock dairy and poultry products are under government price ceilings.
Reorganization of Boards to 3 Get Attention
Little-Reek Jan 120 to The Senate judiciary committee attached to two amendments large. The administration's board reorganize bill seeks to remove 16 boards from political influence. The House judiciary committee sped the bill to the House floor for final passage with instructions to place it on the vote day. Senator Cloer proposes Senate confirmation at each session to stop vacancy buildup and insists governor submit names by the Whit Thursday session for confirmation. Cloer notes Senate power to appoint if not confirmed by the 50th day. He also wants stronger penalties. Senator Mihon proposals would let officeholders join boards immediately after leaving office and end the $8 per diem for board members.
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Senate
L. N. Moore
Dumas
E. J. Butter
Forrest City
Beck Shaver
Bulter
G. W. Lockado
Arkadelphia
Ed Dillon
Little Rock
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Adkins
Riles
Polk
Albert Middletonn
State Utilities Department
Publicity Department
Refunding Board
Industrial Board
Planning Board
Little — Reek
Senate Judiciay
Udicy
House Judiinng
Val Dalsen Perry
John W. Cloer
Springdale
Cloer
Wavernar Bu
Roy Mihon
Flarrison
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Hall P. Smith
Ethel Gorham
Daddy
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