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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1945
Page
2
DeWitt MacKenzie argues Hitler embodies Antichrist and seeks to destroy religion to purge minds before his planned extermination and world conquest. He cites Nazi attempts to suppress churches and religious teaching as a key tactic in the final clash of the war.
Hope Star, Star of Hope, 1899 to 1927, consolidated 1929 notes publication schedule by Star Co. Inc. C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn at 212 214 South Walnut Hope Arkansas. Editor and Publisher A H Washburn. Association AP NEA weekly carrier rates and advertising reps listed.
The speaker condemns Nazi doctrine as pagan and expansionist, noting Hitler’s control over German life and youth, the persecution of Jews and Poles, and the callous breeding of soldiers. He warns of ongoing moral Armageddon as nations confront rising barbarism and future conflicts with Japan.
The Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Ochis Townsend’s home Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Delton Houston leading. A playlet and special music featured the program "Open Doors Which No Man Can Shut" followed by installation of new officers led by Rev. Mair Cagle.
Practical tip highlights wearing aprons to protect clothing during light housework and yard tasks. Emphasizes keeping outfits clean while performing domestic chores.
Washington insiders weigh James F Byrnes proposed reforms to Congress. Key ideas include trimming House size, boosting salaries, overhauling committees, creating a congressional cabinet, allowing cabinet members on floor, and building a permanent expert staff. Byrnes support boosts likelihood of change despite stiff opposition and partial reforms.
Film critic notes Meet Me In St. Louis Can't Help Singing and Hollywood Canteen deliver contrasting results. Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien shine while others fail to harmonize with attempts at grand musical storytelling. Universal's effort struggles as singing ends give way to weak dialogue and uneven pacing.
A fragment recalls soldiers asking movie stars if they are Betty Davis or Joan Crawford or John Garfiel d or Joe E. Brown among Warner players. The scene rises to a hysterical roar near the middle.
The Senate approved a measure to bar political activity by public employees in primaries while a House laser racketeering bill sparked floor fights amid labor and anti closed shop interpretations. A proposed constitutional amendment to curb gubernatorial veto powers was introduced in the House.
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