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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1942

Page

3

Our Daily Bread Reflections on War and Hope

A NEA commentary series quotes past leaders on ruin and resilience. It argues that despite war, debt, and destruction, humanity endures, and suggests defense bonds should be funded by new savings rather than redirected funds. The piece urges readers to shape their budgets to buy bonds and support the war effort.

Marsh Boston University James Trustow Adams Barron’s Wilberforce Pitt Lord Shallebury

European Drive Is Britain's Main Objective

In a House of Commons debate Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair states Britain's primary task is to mount a continental offensive, with the RAF defense given second priority. He described the army's role as building "the greatest possible striking force" for operations on the European continent, without indicating any imminent counter invasion.

London U/P Archibald Sinclair House of Commons Britain British Isles RAF Sinclair

All Dressed Up for War Work

Sister Susie and Brother Bill step out in new blue uniforms as WWII civilian defense programs expand. OCD, Red Cross, and AWVS enlist volunteers, with ready made outfits priced from 3.50 to 195. Uniforms issued through local chapters and stores.

Dorotity Roe OCD Red Cross AWVS Red Cross Motor Corps

Patriotic Program at Lonoke Baptist Church

A patriotic program will be held at Lonoke Negro Baptist Church on Friday night to benefit the Hempstead Red Cross drive. The choir prepared a special singing program. An admission for white visitors has been reserved. Louis J. Taber, newly named Master of the National Grange, delivered eighteen 12 minute addresses in one day.

Lonoke Negro Baptist Church Hempstead Louis J.taber National Grange

Naval Supply Bill Sends House for Next Fiscal Year

A 2,096,138,875 supply bill for independent agencies and ship building for the Maritime Commission advances from the appropriation committee to the House. The package totals about 5 million dollars less than the president Roosevelt budget recommendation, with expected supplemental funds likely offsetting the apparent reduction.

Washington Maritime Commission House Jesshua Roosevel

State Oil Output Raised 800 Barrels for Arkansas

Washington The secretary Ickes petroleum coordinator set February national output at 4,100,800 barrels daily and recommended 4,500 for Arkansas an increase of 800 barrels over January with the plan to boost state production amid wartime needs.

Washington Interic Ickes Petroleum Cordinator Arkansas

Grant to Hope Schools by Government

The Federal Works Administration announced presidential approval of defense public works. A grant of 5500 was allotted to Hope School District 1-A for maintenance and operation. Congressman Oren Harris telegraphed the Star Wednesday afternoon confirming the grant and naming Miss Beryl Henry as sponsor to negotiate payment with the Federal Works Agency.

Federal Works Administration Defense Public Honey Star Oren Harris Royal School District Harris Lloyd Spencer Hope Beryl Henry Federal Works Agency

Ouachita College to Meet Hope All-Stars in Thursday Game

Ouachita College, state champions, faces Hope All-Stars Thursday night at Hope High gym. Bradshaw's squad, led by Roberts, Harrison, Nichols, Williams, and Faraueron, aims for the 1982 title. team boasts a 14 game win streak and pre-season wins over Hendrix and Henderson State.

Arkadelphia Hope Ouachita College Hope High School Quachita Orville Roberts Harrison Dene Nichols Warren Alvin Pop

U S Fortifies Hawaii and Pacific Coast After Pearl Harbor

A government official said since Pearl Harbor the army has fortified Hawaii and the Pacific coast more than ever while beginning a steady stream of reinforcements to the southwestern Pacific. Details of the men and materials were not disclosed.

Washington Pearl Harbor Hawaii Pacific

Russian Troops Press On In Severe Winter Front Action

Russian snow troops push forward under frosty conditions along the Mozhaisk line near Borodino and Vynama as Soviet forces press the offensive with artillery targeting rear German units while Rommel strikes into British positions near El Agheila in a cautious, limited move amid a global air offensive.

Moscow Adolf Hitler Borodino Mozhaisk Red Army Vynama Leningrad Kharkov

Thanks for an Old Coat From London Girl Letter

A 14 year old London girl Kathleen Calling sent a note from a London home bombed by Nazis to Martha Matiella of Nogales high school. The sleeve coat donated to Bundles for Britain carried the greeting My dear Martha. The letter thanked Americans for aid and support in wartime Britain.

Nogales Aviz Kathleen Calling London Martha Matiella Paine Britain Martha

Singing Program at Rocky Mound Church

A community sing at the Rocky Mound church will be held Sunday night. The event was announced and all persons are invited to attend.

Rocky Mound

Anti Axis Front Finally Assured

Rio de Janeiro reports Argentina and Chile joined 19 other American republics in a declaration to sever diplomatic ties with the Axis. Argentina accepted the compromise plan at the foreign ministers conference, but ratification by the Argentine congress is required.

Rio. DE Janeiro Argentina Chile Axis Augentina Conference of Foreign Ministers

Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge Quiz

A reader quiz on polite behavior asks about audience etiquette and safety. Answers: 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 Yes with optional note about hat removal if visible 4 Yes to chaperone expense clarification 5 I beg your pardon. better option in the What Would You Do scenario is back-seat driving in a car after an accident is avoided unless necessary.

Daily Drilling Report from Arkansas by ARK OIL GAS COMMISSION

The report lists multiple drilling entries across Arkansas regions including McKiamie 160 acre spacing, Carter Haines No 2 with Elev 297, Big Creek 16 acre spacing, J W Love Stager No 1 drill, Atlantic Bodeaw No 9 drill, Bodean No W Lee C SE Sec 22 47 23, Macedonia 80 acre spacing, Warnock Brewer No 1, McAlester Snider Unit No 1 testing, Mt Holly 40 acre spacing, Midway 40 acre spacing, Dodson Est BR U, Arkansas Fuel Oil Bond No 2, Doreheat 40 acre spacing, Pinewoods B-1, Wildcats McAlester Jeffus No 1 drill.

Ark Macedonia Atlantic Warnock-Brewer C-S McAlester Snider Warnock Orig Midway Barnsdall Dodson U, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co Bond LR. Jr Roberts R. U

Religious Movie to Show Here at Garrett Memorial Church

A life size talking picture depicting the Apostle Paul will be shown at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on North Ferguson Street Saturday at 7 30 p m announced by Rev D G Silvey pastor The England produced film dramatizes Paul s life from Stephen s stoning to his missionary work Lydia and the jailer story are included plus an earthquake and court scenes All ages welcome with no admission charge A temperance talkie and safety lessons precede the feature presented by Rev J A Williams and Rev Woodie W Smith

Apostle Paul Garrett Memorial Baptist Church North Ferguson Street D. G. Silvey Paul Stephen Damascus Lydia Phillipian England J. A. Williams Woodie W. Smith

Emmet Teams Win Both Ends Of Twin Games

The Emmet girls beat Okolona 31 to 0 as Ruth Hale and Chambless led the Emmet lineup while Seals and Arnett starred for the Nevada County boys in a 34 to 20 victory.

Emmet Okolona Ruth Hale Chambless Seals Arnett Nevada County

Miss Henry to Talk Over Radio Network

Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent of Hope Public Schools, will broadcast on a Little Rock station Friday afternoon for the state infantile paralysis drive. She was asked to speak by the state paralysis committee. Kenesaw Mountain Landis was named after a Georgia mountain where his father was wounded in the Civil War battle.

Patmos Hope McCoulough Star Hope Center Rogers Maybo Paimus Jordan McCullough Sims North Little Rock Selenbeck Howard Matthews Young Bauman Bill Brasher Bobcat Beryl Henry Hope Public School Little Rock Miss Henry Kenesaw Mountain Landis Georgia

Red Cross drive boosted by Hempstead workers

Workers from Temple Cotton Oil and Hope Transfer plus WPA county warehouse donors contribute to Hempstead Red Cross emergency drive, totaling 2224 dollars against a 4000 dollar county quota. Oil company list names many employees including Sam Taylor and Elmer Brimmage among others.

Temple Cotton Oil Company Hempstead Red Cross Oil Company Sam Taylor N. W. Webster Alfred Hickey R. L. Richards Connie Dugan A. L. Smith John Ames Stafford Hunter W. E. Lamb Elmer Brimmage Ruth Smith Tommie Keeler J. E. Ward Temple Cotton Dilco John Coleman Wyatt Paine Ed Wilson Jessie Pigrum Sherman Cole Charlie Bostic John Noble Clements Fulks Leo Nicholson Ford Johnson Joe Duffie Perry Joshua Lem Muldrow Johnie Montgomery Fezelle Montgomery Charlie Montgomery John Henry Bragg John Turner Jessie McFadden Elmer Shaw Tom Green Iva Isley James Delaney Alvin Ray Clea Williams Berry’ Steward Hd Hayden Charlie Thomas R. B. Watson Milton McKinney Otis Bostic Arthur Pigrum D. C. Crawford George Isley Elisha Pool Ben Williams Mion Jones Will Poindexter Oscar Garland Marcellus Montgomery John Montgomery Johnie Hill

Hope High School program broadcast by Home Econ and FFA

Wednesday representatives from the Home Economics club and FFA at Hope High School aired a 15 minute segment on a Texarkana radio station. Edwin Jackson served as MC. Margaret Campbell introduced members and Mary Ross McFaddin discussed club improvements and fundraising. Dorothy Henry spoke on flower arrangements. Other participants included Jimmy Henry, Charles McCorkle, J C McCullough, Leon Collier, Carel Hyatt and Howard Sanford. Abbreviations were used among ancient writers.

Home Economic Club FFA Hope High School Texarkana Edwin Jackson FFA Club Margaret Campbell Mary Ross McFaddin Dorothy Henry Jimmy Henry Charles McCorkle J. C. McCullough Leon Collier Carel Hyatt Howard Sanford

Strike at Main Jap Army With Aid of Planes

A Singapore radio report picked up in San Francisco said a American flying fortress scored a notable success off the Dutch East Indies by sinking a 10,000 ton Japanese freighter. The war update notes 41 Japanese ships sunk since the war began. British jungle troops launched a major Malayan counteroffensive near Singapore as Hurricane fighters arrived to bolster defense, with several Japanese planes shot down over Singapore. Advanced reports from Rabaul and Batavia describe rising tensions as New Britain may be evacuated and Japanese forces push toward Australian territory. The Philippines facing heavy attacks, Luzon estimated at 200,000 Japanese troops with reinforcements landing in Lingayen Gulf and Subic Bay. Special FBI agents captured over 2,600 federal fugitives in the last fiscal year.

San Francisco Singapore CBS Listening Post Dutch East Indies Japan Malaya Johore New Britain Tadhtad Melbourne Rabaul Wantom Island Raubaul Rabat New Guinea Luzon Washington Douglas MacArthur Batan Philippines War Department Department Lingayen Gulf Subic Bay Hojima Cebu Mindanao

Cranium Crackers True or False Comic Page Quiz

The comic page presents a true or false quiz about military trivia. It asks if Sam Browne belts are named after Gen San Browne, if Adeste Fidelis is the Marine Corps motto, if only three full generals exist in the Army, and if captain and corporal share a Latin root, noting the Marines have been organized for 66 years and labeling the piece as comic content.

U. S Sam Browne San Browne Adeste U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Army U.S

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NEA Willis Thornton Commons Women of America Lonoke Baptist Church Associated Press New Orleans New York Blevins Ouachita Tigers Group of Hope All-Stars West Pacific Coast Libya Cairo el Agheila Erwin Rommel Middle East Rommel Mediterranean Basin Air Ministry Malta Sicilian Catanic The China Thaila Iadian Ocean Alaya China Sea Burneo Netherlands Indies Pacific Ocean Caroline Islands Bismarck Archipelago Coral Sea Java NEA Telemap Thailand Burma Daily Drilling Report of S. Arkansas Mt. Holly Wildcats Jeffus Drig Garrett Memorial India Batavia Aneta Netherland East Indies United States Netherlands East Indies Nei Anda FBI
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