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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1943

Page

2

Midwinter lull shattered by Allied offensives in multiple theaters

The weekend marked a sharp restart of war on major fronts as the RAF struck decisively, Montgomery’s Eighth Army pushed through Libya toward Dupoli, and the Red Army intensified with fresh offensives in Russia. Axis forces retreat from El Alamein to El Aghella and Buera, signaling a strategic shift toward Tunisia. Rommel's position weakened by lost momentum and limited supply lines.

Glenn RAF Beres London Africa Montgomery Eighth Army Hain Russia Hitler Red Army Greman Japan Europe Libya Rommel Alexandria Suez Canal United Nations Middle East el Alamein Izara Rommile el Aghella Buerat el Hsun Lybia Tunisia Dupoli Misurata Homs Beni Ulid Cairo Ealiles Tripoli

Market Report shows livestock gains and grain dips on Jan 18

Hog prices opened 25-35 higher with later sales 15-20 higher, top 15.25, sow quotes 13.75-14.25. Cattle and calves steady to strong, vealers mixed, stockers 9.00-13.75, lambs few as trucked-in. Wheat and corn declined in Chicago trading, soybeans rose, oats slid. cotton futures eased in New York with near-term contracts lower.

Louis Livestock National Stockyrads U. S Jose Chicago Close New York

Milk Price Ceilings Listed by Zone and Class

Petitions for adjustments can be made to the Office of Price Administration in Dallas. Under the maximum price regulation revised ceilings place counties parishes cities and towns in Texas Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas into Zone 1 or 2 with Class 1 to 3. Hempstead County is Class 3 Zone 2 and Hope City is Class 2 Zone.

Office of Price Administration Dallas Texas McDavitt Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Hempstead County City of Hope

Merle Smith Jeffer son Measure aims to curb violence on picketing

Two people aged 21 to 18 were reported killed as part of a broader legislative session. Rep Merle B Smith's measure seeks to prohibit violence during picketing while bills to safeguard farm to market road devices and to approve bridge bonds were discussed amid falling highway revenues. The House planned to convene at 1 pm and the Senate at 2 pm.

Merle B. Smith Jefferson House Senate

Allied forces close on Rommel in Tunisia pursuit

Movements late last week hint at imminent disaster as Montgomery's vanguard, the Britons, Americans and French in Tunisia narrow the gap to under 400 miles. The Eighth Army closing in on the French column from equatorial Africa suggests three forces might soon meet. The potential encirclement of Rommel grows near. Mussolini's African empire may fall within days.

Montgomery Tunisia Eighth Army Equatorial Africa Mussolini

Senate Okays Appointment of Sen. Brown

The Senate confirmed President Roosevelt’s nomination of Senator Prentiss M. Brown of Michigan as price administrator. The approval came after a swift report by the Banking committee and with no objections from Ferguson. Brown, 58, will take over price control from Leon Henderson who resigns for health reasons.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Prentiss M. Brown Michigan Brown Minority DeNary Oregon Senate Banking Committee Wagner Baek McNary Ferguson R-Mich

U S Soldiers Report Allied Advances In Pacific Front

In the Pacific theater American and Australian forces press south from a roadblock pocket near la Sananda point. Engineers set up a water purification unit as troops dig improvised shelters and fight through a stubborn Jap defense line while planning road improvements and coordinated bombardment.

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150 More Japs Killed in Fight on Guadalcanal

American bombers hit Shorftland area of the Solomons Friday night and Saturday. Ground forces on Guadalcanal report 150 Japanese killed and some prisoners as mopping up continues. Navy commu nique No. 254 details actions on Bougainville Kahili Munda Ballale and Shortland area with several bombing runs and fires started on January 15 and 16.

Washington Shorftland Island Solomons Navy Guadalcanal Boeing Kohit Bougainville Catalina PBY Kahili Munda New Georgia Island Ballaie Island Shortland Ballale United States

War era wardrobe hints urge practical slacks and children’s clothes

In wartime fashion guidance Ethel Gorham argues slacks are only for necessary work and home wear, while urging practical, affordable outfits for women and children. She suggests sturdy coats, sensible shoes, simple baby clothes, and four season wardrobe planning to balance budgets and war restrictions.

Marlene Dietrich

Soldiers Risk Lives to Get Battle News

Ay Harold V Boyle reports from the Tunisian front on January 1 describing how British and American soldiers, drivers, dispatch riders, and air couriers risk death to deliver battlefield news to newspapers. Messengers dodge bombs, strafing, and crashes, delivering copies from front lines to Alfied headquarters and then to Britain and America, often arriving days late due to delays in the chain.

Harold V.boyle Tunisia Jerr Britain America England Amercca

Ballale Island raid yields Japanese losses and unknown installations

A naval spokesman reported about 150 Japanese killed and a number taken prisoner during a raid on Ballale Island off Shortland Island. Ballale, about one mile in diameter, lies three miles off the northeast coast with the nature of Japanese installations remaining undisclosed.

Ballai Island Ballale Coas Shortland Island

Federal Tax Exemptions and Annuity Rules Digest

Clip outlines which income items are tax exempt and which portions of life insurance, endowment contracts, annuities, and pensions are taxable or nontaxable. It covers government and U S obligations, gifts, and military service pay, noting thresholds and how portions return of principal are treated for tax reporting.

District of Columbia United States Congress Workman's Compensation

Drunkenness and minor offenses recorded in municipal court

A series of municipal court entries show several defendants charged with drunkenness, driving infractions, speeding, and disturbing the peace. Bonds forfeited range from 1 to 25 dollars, with multiple pleas of guilty and fines of ten dollars.

Dsurneuen Stren Roy Pickett R. L. White J. P. Dehart Miura Stone Tred Gathright Jasper Perry Fred Velgin Coy Fay Williams General Smith J. H. Moran

War brief narrates near misses with Messerschmitts by U S air crew

An American press relations officer Lieut Ted Liese from Darien Connecticut and jeep driver Sergeant Thomas Holder of Sanford North Carolina recount close calls with German fighters. They describe a plane call and one soldier diving for safety as British anti air fire deterred the attack. The piece notes Columbus voyage cost and a payment of about 320 dollars for work.

Giant Clippers Ted Liese Darien Conn Thomas W. Holder Sanford N. C Jerry Wes Gallagher Associated Press Mr. Gallagher Thore

Air Liner to Make Stops at Little Rock

Mayor Co EB Moyer announced that Chicago and Southern Airlines are authorized to make two daily stops at Little Rock for transporting people property and mail. The line has operated from Memphis to Shreveport via Pine Bluff. American Airlines will make five daily stops here and the new service will give Little Rock two daily flights to Memphis one to Shreveport and one to Dallas.

Little Rock Mayor Co, EB. Moyer Chicago Southern Airlines Tno Memphis Shrevepark Pine Bluft American Airlines Po Sewa Shreveport Dallas

Bronze Age Horse Remains Found in Ice Field

Russian researchers tunneling 50 feet into ice uncovered a stable dating from the Bronze Age. The find includes ten well preserved horses, each saddled and bridled, offering a rare glimpse into ancient equine gear and ceremonial usage.

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