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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1943
Page
1
A wartime dispatch notes German withdrawals in the Caucasus as Soviet forces push toward Mozdok and Nalchik. It cites Zhukov's counterblows, impending decisions on Grozny oil, and the broader Red Army efforts to supply and regroup for a major Rostov drive.
National Stockyards in Saint Louis reports hogs and cattle with higher bids on light and heavy weights while sow prices rise and steer and heifer trade opens steady to strong. Grain and provisions show corn pressure from ceilings but wheat and oats mixed. cotton futures retreat as stock market edges higher with slight gains in steels and rail issues.
Moscow reports heavy fighting as Russian forces reportedly breached the factory district near the western outskirts of Stalingrad. Observers note the siege entering its 141st day with potential German orders to die rather than surrender. The outcome depends on whether the Soviets can emulate their last stand defense.
A free booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy is offered to readers who write to the Educational Division at 335 Fifth Ave New York. The notice invites inquiries and promises the booklet by mail.
Brigadier General Laverne Saunders credits his bombing squadrons and the Solomon Islands forces for the aggressive combat gains. He notes that his units damaged 34 ships and 154 planes, including seven Kawanishi bombers, with 800 enemy planes reported lost in Solomon actions. Saunders praises the men’s effort and hints at a future Tokyo campaign after his return to command a joint bomber effort in the area.
A federal plan by Representative Wene proposes a vast network of intercity highways and air facilities to rush troops coast to coast after the war. HR 892 envisions a $10 billion program to defend the nation, absorb unemployed workers, and expand transport capacity, with routes linking Boston and San Francisco, Baltimore and Los Angeles, and Chicago to Seattle plus midwest corridors.
Los Angeles January 13. The search to pick a jury for actor Errol Flynn on three counts of statutory rape entered its third day. Attorneys questioned panelists about movie viewing habits and familiarity with Flynn films as potential bias loomed over the high profile case.
A 1942 guidance piece urges wartime mothers to speak honestly with children about war, democracy, and equality. It stresses preserving family routines, fostering patriotism, and practical support like saving pennies for war stamps, while encouraging shared activities and maintaining hope. It advises mothers to stay strong, upbeat, and involved, balancing honesty with reassurance for both young and older children.
Farm guidance from Miss Pletcher urges saving fats as domestic supplies decline. Trim fat carefully, render in small batches, avoid lean scraps, and keep temps near 225 degrees F. Cook slowly, add fat gradually, and remove moisture for best hard lard. Cool, strain, and store near freezing in sealed containers.
Washington dispatch reports German U boats are produced faster than Allied sea and air forces can destroy them. Despite heavy bombings, Germany expands submarine capacity while the United Nations accelerate cargo and escort ship production. At any time over 100 submarines operate in the Atlantic, with much of the shipping loss and anti submarine warfare details kept classified. The U boat is deemed the Navy’s primary enemy as Allied shipping losses remain troubling.
Washington June 3 The War Labour board has decided to set up regional offices and begin a drastic reorganization. Joseph A Loftus reports the board aims to streamline wartime labor management and ensure faster handling of disputes.
In preparing a Federal return report all income from any source except exempt by statute. Include wages, fees, commissions, bonuses, tips, prizes, and other compensation. Ministers must report fees for services. Noncash income at fair market value counts. Constructive receipt rules apply to interest, dividends, and war bonds. Alimony and military allowances may be excluded or reported as income per rules.
W. G. Bramham reports the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues intends to press on with the 1943 season. Manpower and transport challenges dictate pace, with players drawn from war service and schedules shaped by the Office of Defense Transportation. Some consolidation of territory may reduce long travel.
Senator McClellan of Arkansas said he asked War Relocation Authority officials to comment on a Memphis Commercial Appeal article of January 3 alleging unrest among evacuees at a southeast Arkansas relocation center. He stressed no charges or formal investigation, only a request for reaction and explanation.
The organization of procedure calls for 2 to 4 regional boards with power to rule in labor disputes and voluntary wage agreements. Boards to be based in ten WLB cities plus Detroi l and Seattle with two more possible later. Details to be announced soon. boards to begin as personnel and machinery permit. Backlog and delay complaints spurred decentralization and delegation of authority.
Berlin reports from German broadcasts say Premier Mihail Antonescu and Ion Antonescu met with Adolf Hitler at headquarters. An official statement praised friendship and comradeship, while noting continued discussions on political military and economic cooperation. Reports persist of Romanian discontent over its role in the war against Russia and the front lines near Stalingrad.
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