Warsaw Fall Costs Nazis Anchor of Vistula Line
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Warsaw victory as a pivotal turning point. The collapse of the Vistula front shifts the focus to the Oder frontier and signals a likely Moscow-influenced Polish remapping under the Lublin government, with boundary questions looming for the Big Three.
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Warsaw
Vistula
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Europe
Reich
Oder
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
London
Lublin
Poland
Moscow
America
Britain
Germany
Lublin Provision
Teschen
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Hitler
Praha
Hope Star 1899 to 1927 Consolidated 1929 Publication Details
Hope Star prints weekday editions from Star Publishing Co. in Hope Arkansas. The notice lists leadership C. E. Palmer as president and Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher. It notes association with the Associated Press and subscription rates by region, plus national advertising reps and office addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Wartime Car Shortages Jeopardize Transportation Network
Washington officials warn war production may slow if Europe drags on. AAA finds 75 percent of local transport in passenger cars, 20 million cars needed, 25 million left, 3,000 disappear daily. Tires scarce. recaps common. A B C card holders blocked. Repair shops and parts severely limited. gasoline will stay tight for months.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
1945
Europe
American Automobile Association
AAA
OPA
Army of
Dog Priority Sparks White House Air Cargo Row
Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said neither Col. Elliott Roosevelt nor the White House asked for air priority for a dog that displaced three servicemen from an army cargo plane. Early called the affair a regrettable error and said the dog belonged to Elliott but no priority was requested by him or the president. No punishment was planned for those responsible, and Eleanor Roosevelt commented on the issue in New York.
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Washington
Jan
Stephen Early
Elliott Roosevelt
White House
Early
Elliott
Army Air Forces
Earl
Leon Leroy
Memphis
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Aonal
Isatcher
Forty Arkansans Listed Wounded by War Dept
Washington January 3. War Department lists forty additional Arkansas soldiers wounded in action in the European theater. Next of kin notified of status changes. Names include Joseph W. Barnes Batesville Hampton R. Benefield Emerson James O. Berry Royal Willie KR Brown Royal Sanford M. Bryan Redfield Bob B. Bundy Tope Thomas E. Burkett Hugh s Monroe L. Cain Eudora Billy Caver Hot Springs James D. Conway Little Rock Jesse H. Dills Mansfield John V. Evans Jenny Lind James J. Fromar DeWitt Donald D. Halbert Palestine Speed M. Harada Rohwer Ray E. Karr Harrison Marvin E. Keller Holly Grove Robert T. Kishi Rohwer William L. Luttrell Casa William R. Melton Jones.
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Washington
Arkansas
Department
Joseph W. Barnes
Batesville
Hampton R. Benefield
Emerson
James O. Berry
Royal
Willie KR. Brown
Sanford M. Bryan
Redfield
Bob B. Bundy
Tope
Thomas E. Burkett
Hughs
Sol
Monroe L. Cain
Eudorac
Billy Caver
Route 3
Hotree
James D. Conway
Little Pte
Jesse H. Dills
Mansfield
J. Dodson
John V. Evans
Jenny Lin
James J. Fromar
Dewitt
Donald D. Halbert
Palesine
Speed M. Harada
Rohwer
Ray E. Karr
Harrison
Marvin E. Keller
Holly Grove
Robert T. Kishi
William L. Luttrell
Casa
William R. Melton
Jones
Jupe City to Sell 1942 Plymouth Sedan by Bid
The city of Jupe announces sale of its 1942 Plymouth Sedan for cash or equivalent. Sealed bids may be submitted to the Board of Public Affairs by 2 pm Tuesday January 23. The car will be sold if a satisfactory bid is received, otherwise all bids may be rejected.
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Jupe
Plymouth
Board of Public Affairs of
Saidty
Board OF Public Affairs
War roll call of Arkansas servicemen listed by hometown
A crowded roster lists soldiers and sailors from multiple Arkansas towns including Bee Branch DeMott North Little Rock Gould Crossett Little Rock Rohwer Rohwer Caraway Rohwer Den son Hattiesville Conway Camden Point Cedar and others. The names include ranks such as sergeant private corporal and petty officer with last names like Moore Oller Oothoudt Phillips Pinson Robinson Sakuauye Sanders Story Sumida Takahashi Waggoner Waite and Yamasaki.
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Boro
Virgil R. Moore
Bee Branch
Masakazu Nishi
DeMott
C. A. Oller
Hope
Orval V. Oothoudt
North Little Rock
Herbert D. Phillips, Jr
Gould
James M. Pinson
Little Rock
Cleonice J. Robinson
Crossett
Billy E. Starkey
Conway
Charlie Story
Caraway
S-Szet
Minoru Sumida
Rohwer
Pie
George M. Takahashi
Denson
Lee FE
Waggoner
Hattiesville
Jesse R. Waite
Point Cedar
Aubrey L. Williamson
Camden
Frank J. Yamasaki
Proposal to Pension Cuban Dentists Funded by Tax
Washington outline proposes financing a Cuban dentists pension with a 5 percent tax on medical equipment and toothpaste as stated by the Office of the Coordinator of International Affairs.
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Washington
Coordinator of International Affairs
Four State Meet of Churches Held at Tabernacle
The three Assembly of God conference services at the Tabernacle drew heavy attendance. Morning sessions featured Rev. J. W. Simpson returning missionary from India and Rev. H. M. Foster of New Mexico with talks on missions and church standards. Afternoon highlighted Service Men's Centers and the Reveille paper reaching marines and sailors. Evening included a Divine Healing service led by Rev. Raymond T. Ritchie of Houston and a message by Rev. David Burris of Arkansas. The conference closed at noon today.
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Assembly of God
Tabernacle
W. Simpson
Ina
Bro. Simpson
China
H. M. Foster
New Mexico
Service
United States
Great Britain
Reveille
Raymond T. Ritchie
Houston
Texas
Ritchie
David Burris
Ark
Telegraph plant folds leaves during explosions
In England the telegraph plant Desmodium gyrans folds its leaves when detonations shake the air and moves them when awake. It is native to the Indonesian tropics and was named for its semaphore-like motion. The Q&A also notes an M-367 A General Jackson tank and a Russia WARK bomber, plus Anthony Eden's first name Robert and an LST length of 326 feet.
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England
Atrart
Telegraph
Tropics
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Miller
Lafayette
National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
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France
Leroy
13Th Aaf
Clark Field
Manila
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NEA Telephoto
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Luzon
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Acme-Nea
U.S. 6Th Army
Stanley Troutman
Arkansans
War Dept
Misao Sakuauye
McGehee Pvt
Will I. Sanders
Chicot
Pfe
Marvin L. Shaw
van Buren
Army
General Jackson
Russia
Anthony Eden
Robert
Aunt Sassié
Royal S.as
Uda
S.A. S
Simonize
Wylie Motor Company
Charles
and City Bakery
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