Hitler's decade of triumph shadows a torn world
A 1943 Hope Arkansas Star column recalls the rise of Hitler from 1933 and the early years of Nazi power. It notes dates January 30 1935 and September 18 1931 as markers of Axis aggression and Manchuria, framing a decades-long drive toward war that would draw the United States into conflict.
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Hope
Arkansas
Hitler
Glenn Babben
Berlin
Wolf Hitler
Wwe
Hinden
Japan
Manchuria
United States
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Yard
Market summary from St Louis National Stockyards dated Jan 30 covers hogs with price ranges for 180 to 250 lb and others, cattle and calves with weekly comparisons to last Friday, sheep with lamb and ewe trends, poultry and produce in Chicago, and stock market commentary including cotton futures and broad market tone. Notable figures include hog tops at 15.35, steers up to 16.00, vealers 16.00, and lambs 15.75-16.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Hitler Anniversary Raid Reported by RAF Mosquito Sweep
Berlin observed a somber anniversary as Hitler and Goering faced disrupted plans amid daylight raids. The RAF Mosquito dispatched a fast strike across Germany, with Berlin radio and Goering’s speech delayed by the attack. Goering praised German unity and warned of Russia’s deception while Hitler mobilized Germany’s resources for defense.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
RAF
Germany
Berlin
Goering
London
Fuehrer
Hermann Goering
Reuters Listening Post
Marshal Goering
Ministry of Information
Reuters
War Ministry
General Staff
Admiralty
SS Party
Guering
Russia
Red Army
Finland
Hay
Heichsmarshal
Fuerzer
Travels With the Atlantic Fleet 40000 Miles of War News
John A Moroso recaps nine months aboard the Atlantic Fleet traveling from England to Bermuda Greenland and Panama. He covers submarine and anti submarine patrols naval battles depth charge actions and ship movements with Admiral Ingersoll aboard ships like the Wasp and a carrier. The narrative contrasts harsh duty sleep loss and constant alert with frontline dangers and the vast wartime convoy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Moroso
Associated Press
Atlantic
England
Ireland
Panama
Bermuda
Greenland
French Morocco
Royal Eason Ingersoll
Virginia
North Carolina
British Isles
Germany
Wasp
Malta
Het
Scotland
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Hudson Bay
Broken Lock Continues With Allegations At Trial
The article recounts testimonies from Flynn accusers and witnesses about alleged assaults aboard the Sirocco during a Catalina voyage, with notes on statements by Bowling and Satterlee and expert moon observations cited. It also covers a wartime travelogue by a correspondent detailing secrecy, travel gear, and the Irony of wearing an Army uniform while reporting for the Navy.
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Bowling
Flynn
Mickey
Buster
Wiles
Balboa
Catalina
C. H
Griffith Observatory
Peggy
Cleminshaw
Admiral Ingersoll
North Africa
Army
Navy
Black Market in Meat Echoes Al Capone Era Tactics
A Cleveland era feature reports on wartime meat bootlegging using Al Capone era methods. OPA agents warn of zone variations, deceptive sales, and inflated prices. Cowboys of the market drive illegal slaughter, unsanitary handling, and off street sales to reap high profits while authorities scramble to enforce ceilings and inspect legality.
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al Capone
Sigrid Arne Cleveland
Dan
OPA
Midwest
Joe
Hackenbush
Mueller
Turst
Cleveland
James C. Gruener
Congress
Hite
Gruener
New War Com
Wader
Tamiera
Jac Sucker
Thirty Negroes Receives Draft Calls Today
The local draft board notified a list of thirty black men to report for induction into the U S Army on February 9. Names include McElvene Cooper J Credit Moten Smith Augustus Franks Alexander Burns Russel Nigh tower Calvin Kirk Clarente Williamson Earl Glasgow Carl Turner de Roitha Lee White Glen Jackson Joe McGill Earl Marshall Thomas Muldrow Jr David Stuart Sr Ezekial Williams James Daniels Oreal Belcher Clemmie Sampson Major Moore J G Young Dock Gleghorn Jove Clifford Gamble Truman Spears Clinton Water Willie Lee Johinson Clyde McMullen L Y T Hull Henry David Powell. Eleven states operate regular Insurance funds for the protection of state property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drary Board
U. S. Army
McElvene Cooper
J. Credit
Moten Smith
Augustus Franks
Alexander Burns
Russel Nightower
Calvin Kirk
Clarente Williamson
Earl Glasgow
Carl Turner
Roitha Lee White
Glen Jackson
Joe McGill
Earl Marshall
Thomas Muldrow, Jr
David Stuart
Ezekial Williams
James Daniels
Oreal Belcher
Clemmie
Depreciation Rules For Federal Income Tax Deductions
A Treasury bulletin explains depreciation and depletion for tax purposes. It covers useful life, salvage value, and how to calculate annual deductions, basis adjustments, and gains or losses on sale or exchange. It notes special cases for abandoned property and farm depletion tied to exhaustion of value.
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Bureau of Infernal Revenue
Bulletin Fa
Dener
Tost
Barnsdall to Renew Midway Oil Operations
Barnsdall Oil Company plans to reenter the Midway field in Lafayette county with the Millard F. Creek No. 2 well. Road work underway as several fields see drilling activity from Southwood Oil, Arkansas Fuel, and Huntel. other tests near Stamps and Oak Grove prompt leasing rumors and early spudding ahead of next week.
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Barnsdail Oil Company
Nepenge Molders
Midway
Lafayette County
Barnsdail
Millard F. Creek No
Southwood O1l Company
Hodnett
Arkansas Fuel Ol Company
Luzerns Creek
Midway Field
Milley County
Harnsdall
Buckner
Huntel Company
Stamps Land No
Nevada County
Bradkey
Lifayete
W. G. Ray Drilling Company
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Chicago
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Jan
Bonaparte
Third Reich
Wehrmacht
Grand Army
Goebbels
Jarman
Tryona
Rephan
Charles Reynerson
City Treasurer City Hall
Barnsdall
Midway Oil
E. P. Young
Pilid Political Adv
Harry W. Shiver
AV al
Paul Huckins, JR
Mgr
Tel-E-Tex
Bundy
Archer Motor Co
Collier's Service Station
Coleman
Compton
Putman
Cities’ Service Station
Hogue’s Grocery and Service Station
Lucks Tourist Court
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