Punishment for war guilt looms in new world order
Dewitt Mackenzie argues war crimes must be punished and Prussian militarism dismantled as Allied victory tightens. He notes Moscow and London signals of punishment, Churchill’s vow of unconditional surrender, and the East Prussia advance, with Junker influence perilously under threat of topple. Cryolite note closes.
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Reich
Europe
United Nations
London
Allied
War Crimes Commission
Hitler
War Commission
Moscow
Pravda
Ilvaenburg
Russia
War Guild Commission
Churchills
House of Commons
East Prussia
Poland
Carpathians
Berlin
Ehrenburg
Junkers
Prussia
Hope Star 1899 metal date line and staff listing
Hope Star is a weekday Hope Arkansas newspaper published by Star Publishing Co. Inc. with Cc. E Palmer and Alex H Washburn as editor and publisher. It lists address, post office status, associated press affiliations, and advertising representatives for multiple cities.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
Cc. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
The
Star
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Alex. H. Washburn
Robinson Defeats Bell in Ten Rounds in Cleveland
Ray Sugar Robinson of New York defeated Tommy Bell of Youngstown in a ten round decision in Cleveland arena before nearly 11 000 fans. Robinson, a pre fight 3 to 1 favorite, held his welterweight crown and ran his pro record to 51 victories in 52 fights since his army discharge. Bell had won 29 straight fights but was hurt by Robinsons late power and low blows were charged in rounds three and nine. Bell was dropped for an eight count late in the fight and weighed 145 pounds 1/2 to Bell 144 1/2.
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Cleveland
Ray ‘Sugar Robinson
New York
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
O. Robinson
Cleveland Arena
Bell
Robinson
Ray
United Press
Basin Street Reignited In Jazz Centenary Celebration
New Orleans marks the 50th birthday of jazz with the rededication of Basin Street now North Saratoga Street. Louis Armstrong Louie Prima J C Higginbotham and Sidney Bechet headline a national broadcast as Hepcats fill the Crescent City in a revival seen as one of its most colorful events.
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New Orleans
Basin Street
French Quarter
Louis Armstrong
Louie Prima
J.C. Higginbortham
Sidney Bechet
Crescent City
Saratoga Street
National Jazz Foundation
Hoe
Hepcats Galore
Simple Lemons Cure Rheumatic Pain Said to Work Fast
An old home remedy promotes Ko-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice. It claims relief within 48 hours or overnight for rheumatic arthritis or neuritis. The ad encourages returning the empty package if not helped and promises satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
Hold Everything I'll Take One My Wife Said She Never Wanted to See My Face Gain
A humorous exchange quoted in a local column features a man declaring he will purchase a needed item while his wife reportedly refuses to see his face, highlighting lighthearted domestic banter in the page's social notes.
Churchill to Address Greek Situation Tomorrow
Conservative Maj. Gen. Sir Alfred W. F. Knox pressed Eden to inform Russia about the Soviet embassy condemning the Polish exile government as a flunkey of Hitlerite Germany amid evolving Greek affairs.
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Churchill
Alfred W. F. Knox
Eden
Russia
Hillerite
Germany
Superforts Strike Formosa In Third Day Raid
Washington reports the B-29s led by Major General Curtis E. LeMay conducted a daylight raid on Formosa as part of a sustained series against Japanese targets. The war bulletin notes only military installations were targeted with eight such strikes since January 1. Tokyo radio claimed 80 aircraft took part and 40 casualties were sustained.
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Formosa
Japanese
Bastion
Curtis E. Lemay
20Th Bomber Command
20Th Air Force War
War Department
Japan
Bangkok
Thailand
Nagoya
Omura
Tokyo
Name Islands
Singapore
Malaya
Tokyo Radio
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Hungarian Commentary Reveals Harsh View of Hitler
Vorces recalls meeting Hitler up to May and notes a marked mental and physical decline by September. He describes Hitler as looking like “a pig who had been fed too much” and insists the dictator was sick in mind and body.
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Hitler
Vorces
British Fight Continues Near St. Vith in German Lines
British forces press the attack on strongly dug in German positions guarding St. Vith as First Army vanguards advance to within five miles of a key meeting point of two railroads and seven highways under artillery fire.
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Monville
St. Vith
Vandenberg Helped Renew Faith in Congress Says Speaker
The speaker credits Vandenberg with restoring wavering faith in the U S Congress, marking a significant contribution to the nation’s political outlook as Our Daily Bread continues its continuation from page one.
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Vandenberg
Congress of the United States
Soviet war news harms Allied goodwill says Eden
Eden urged Britain to express regret over a Soviet publication that insulted an Allied government. He noted Moscow broke ties with the exile government in 1943 and has recently recognized the Lubli rival as the lawful authority, signaling a shift in recognition amid wartime diplomacy.
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Eden
Russia
Lubli
Work-Fight Message to Congress Work-Fight Message to Congress
President Roosevelt’s anticipated message to Congress on national service may urge immediate passage of the May bill to draft all men 18 to 45 into a work or fight system. House Military Affairs chair Andrew J. May said the president favors a work or fight approach as a first step toward universal service, with broad age ranges and possible inclusion of women in its most drastic form.
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Dean W. Dittmer
Congress
Roosevelt
Andrew J. May
House Military Affairs Committee
May
Prayer Meeting Proposed on Capitol Hill for President Congress
Rep Rich proposes a joint congressional prayer session inviting President Roosevelt his cabinet military leaders the supreme court and the diplomatic corps to kneel in prayer at a February date. The note adds that the Gospels were first written in Greek.
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Washington
Jan
Rich
R-Pa
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Capitol Hill
Congress
Ich
Rev Webb Speaks to Kiwanis Club on Faith and Life
Rev Bert Webb, superintendent for Missouri Assemblies of God, addressed Springfield Kiwanis Club this week. He spoke on three aspects of humanity body soul and spirit, urged God’s place in life, and noted contact with God can improve character. Guests included W C Langley J S Combs Basil York and several ministers at a Prayer and Bible Conference.
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Bert Webb
Assemblies of God, Missouri District Council
Springfield
Miss
Kiwanis Club
Webb
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
E. J. Robison
Kiwanis Committee
Hope Kiwanis Club
Jesus Christ
Seoul
W. C. Langley
St. Louis
J. S. Combs
Atlanta, Ga
Basil York
Hope
Hone Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Hamil
Harlin Patel P. Robison
M. B. Netzel
R R. Fairchild
J. W. Jones
East Digs Out of Blizzard Trains Delayed Across Coast
The eastern seaboard from Maryland to Maine recovers from a heavy blizzard that began yesterday morning and lasted into last night. Winds up to 55 mph whip the storm, causing sleet and snow to clog cities and highways. Trains and buses faced delays while pedestrians trudged through streets.
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United Press
Maryland
Maine
Texas Murder Case Reversed Over Indictment Detail
Texas court of criminal appeals reversed the death verdict against Charley Arthur Gragg who was convicted in Dallas of drowning his wife. The reversal came on a technical ground that the indictment failed to specify the liquid in which she was drowned.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Charley Arthur Gragg
Dallas
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Auction
National Stockyards reports Hogs 10,000 active. steady to weak spots on heavy weights. Cattle 4,500, calves 1,000 with steers around 14.00, cows 8.25-13.95, vealers 12.56-15.75. market opening steady but slow. Sheep 1,000 with lambs 15.00-15.95 for good and choice, deck lambs 15.00, feeds 13.95-14.75.
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National
War Dead Animals Seldom Used for Food in Holland
In liberated Holland, farm animals killed by hostilities rarely enter the human food supply. Carcasses often lie between lines or in fields until too late for slaughter. Vets say meat must be processed within hours after death, while farmers risked danger to retrieve carcasses, but most remained unusable for consumption.
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Holland
Mineields
St Joseph Aspirin Promises Fast Relief for Colds
An advertisement urges readers to use St Joseph Aspirin claiming rapid relief from colds and headaches. It markets the product as the world's largest seller and warns against substitutes, urging purchase for quick relief.
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Danbury, Conn
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