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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1944

Page

1

Sales Tax Debate Divides Arkansas Teachers and Lobbyists

Little Rock reports show lobbyist J Forrest Rozzell filed with the Secretary of State to place an actor sponsored initiated act raising the state sales tax from two to three percent. The piece argues against higher taxes, urging reform of real and personal property taxes to fund public schools and warns of broader economic consequences.

Little Rock J. Forrest Rozzell Retary of State Kansas Arkansas Public Welfare Department

WPA Dies at End of Vast Spending Era

Washington reports the World Projects Administration ends its nine year run after spending $10.14 billion to aid 8.5 million workers. The Office of Price Administration gains a one year extension amid warnings from Roosevelt about enforcing price controls.

WPA Washington World Projects Administration Office of Price Administration Roosevelt OPA Congress

Rotary District Governors Assume Office in State

Chicago announces two Rotary International district governors have begun their terms. Cole Hampton McKinney of Harrison Arkansas becomes governor of District 136 overseeing 56 clubs in Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Oscar I Moore of Magnolia Arkansas heads District 138 with 59 Arkansas clubs. he runs Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. in Magnolia.

Chicago Iax Cole Hampton McKinney Harrison Ark Oscar I. Moore Magnolia Rotary International McKinney Rotary Arkansas Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Moore Arkansas,Louisiana Gas Company

Pulpwood Exports From Canada East to U.S. in 1943

In 1943 Canada exported about 1,590,000 cords of pulpwood from the eastern region east of the Cascades to the United States. The report notes a sizable wartime timber trade sustaining allied needs during the year.

U.S Canada Cascende Mountains United States

Moon Distance Relative to Clouds

The moon lies about 100000 times farther away than the highest clouds, a contrast highlighted as it appears to glide through the sky. This observation notes the vast scale between cloud tops and lunar distance.

Shorthand in Old Rome A Cicero Secretary's System

An ancient aide devised a shorthand system to record Cicero’s speeches as he dictated them. The method helped capture orations accurately and sped transcription for the famed Roman orator.

Old Rome Cicero

Liberators Hit Formosa and Jap Bastion

Liberator bombers from China attacked Formosa targets at Takao including ships docks and harbor installations. Reports from Chungking say the raid aims to neutralize Formosa for Admiral Nimitz to press toward the Chinese mainland.

Vern Haugland Associated Press Liberator China Formosa Chungking Takao Adm Nimitz Philippines Saipan Pacific Japan Tokyo Radio Comei Guam Tokyo Bonin Islands Hengyang Canton-Hankow 14Th Air Force

English Barkeep in England Praises Postwar Troops

An English innkeeper near the U S Army camp recalls two generations of American soldiers and says today’s troops are more educated, polite, and better behaved yet still chase spirits. Betty the innkeeper charms officers with a mirror loving vanity and guards a touching farewell kiss memory from a captain bound for France.

Hal Boyle England Robert George Fox U.S Normandy Betty Mother Camp United States

WLB Moves to End Two Big Strikes

The War Labor Board acted to settle two major labor conflicts affecting 26 000 Midwest truck drivers and 9 000 Timken Roller Bearing Co workers in Canton Ohio. The truckers walkout was postponed awaiting a WLB hearing while a wage dispute and grievances at Timken spurred the board to order an end to the strike. Potential wage increases and retroactive rates were at issue for drivers across several states.

Associated Press War Labor WLB Washington Timken Roller Bearing Co Canton United Steel Workers Union CSO Thomas E. Flynn AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters Midwest Operators Association Midwest Ohio Michigan Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Dexter Lewis Central States Drivers Council North South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kans

Robots Crash on South End of England

German flying bombs hit southern England as the air battle intensified. Prime Minister Churchill was seen at anti aircraft sites and Parliament prepared for a possible brief statement next week. Casualties and damage rose with crashes and a nursery destroyed leaving many fatalities among babies.

London England Winston Churchill Commons Churchill Air Ministry International Information Bureau German Propaganda Agency Ne Associated Press

Routed Nazis Pouring Back Into Minsk

Moscow dispatches report demoralized German forces pouring into Minsk after being outflanked from the northwest. Soviet Third Army led by Cherniakhovsky advances east and southeast with Rokossovsky and Zakharov’s armies converging toward the capital of White Russia as Red Star notes river crossings and heavy German counterattacks near PoJotsk.

Eddy Gilmore Moscow Front Minsk Gestapo White Russia Hitler Ivan Chernikhovsky Berezina Red Star Red Army Rokossovsky George Zakharov Cherniakhovsky High Command Po Jotsk

Fifth Army presses along west coast of Italy toward Laverno

Fifth Army infantry beat off German tank counterattacks near Cecina and advanced along the Italian west coast toward Laverno while the French pushed toward Siena. In the Adriatic sector the Eighth Army crossed the Musone river and German forces retreated toward Ancona as American units seized multiple towns near Cecina.

Rome Fifth Cecina Laverno Leghorn Jisa Siena Florence Adriatic Ancona Fifth Army Doughboys Meortar Livorno Guardistallo Casale Sien Lake Trasimeno Buoncenvento San Giovanni Eighth Army Civitanova

House Mosquito Proves Nuisance With Ten Day Growth

A common house mosquito can breed rapidly in a damp bottle cap or tin can, given water and ten days. The resulting swarm could annoy neighbors for weeks, highlighting the need for proper water disposal and container coverage.

British Stand Firm at Caen as 2000 Tanks Rush In

Allied dispatch from Supreme Headquarters reports British Second Army holding the Odon salient near Caen as Rommel concentrates German armor in France. American forces push toward St Lo, reaching La Forge and Le Carillon while declaring German counterattacks repulsed.

Caen West Gallagher Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Second Army Odon River Erwin Rommel Russia St. Lo la Forge Isigny le Carillon Rommel Friedrich Dollman 7Th Army Berlin Caen-Evrecy Odon Supreme Headquarters Miles Christopher Dempsey France

This Is 4st War to Hurt U.S. Says Japs

The Japanese argue the Saipan battle proves Americans will face a costly war on a national scale. In a Shanghai prison interview, they boasted of possible repatriation plans and predicted swift American defeat, while acknowledging fierce fighting would intensify as the Pacific war continues.

Washington Saipan Island United States Pearl Harbor Shanghai Gripsholm San Francisco Pacific China Saipan Tarawa

Manhattan Skyscrapers Balance on Excavated Dirt Weight

New Yorkers wonder if Manhattan’s towering skylines burden the island. Experts note the buildings weigh less than the dirt excavated to construct them, keeping overall load manageable.

Manhattan New York City

Wound fatalities cut Florence Nishtingale

A fragment claims Florence Nightingale reduced Crimean War wounded death rate from 40 percent to 2 percent and notes a convoluted coinage about fat and dynamite. The passage blends historical斟 and nonsensical phrases, preserving the readable facts while omitting unclear details.

Florence Nishtingale

World Bank and World Store outlined as postwar finance plan

Bretton Woods opens with a plan for two massive institutions the International Monetary Fund and a world bank to stabilize currencies and promote trade. Nations led by the United States would fund the IMF and RFC style bank to provide foreign exchange and long term credit for reconstruction and development.

Donald Kovacic Bretton Woods N. H United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference Reconstruction Finance Corporation Roosevelt Treasury Morgenthau French Committee of National Liberation International Monetary Fund England Russia China RFC United Nations Bank For Reconstruction and Development United States

Playing Card Invitations for Philadelphia President Birthday Ball

The Philadelphia Assembly issued playing card invitations to attend the President birthday ball honoring Gevorve Wushinoute.

Philadelphia Assembly Gevorve Wushinoute

U S Forces Press Saipan Ridge Advance in Bloody Battle

American forces push through intensified Japanese resistance on Saipan as U S casualties mount and gains spread along ridges above Garapan. Naval and Marine losses are detailed, with comparisons to Tarawa and Guadalcanal as the costly campaign continues.

U.S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor Saipan Island Associated Press Rembert James Garapan U. S Adm Chester W. Nimitz Saipan Tarawa Guadalcanal Marine Corps Nimitz

Dewey Homecoming Rally Sees United U S Support

Governor Thomas E. Dewey returns to Albany amid a crowd of about 2,500 at the capitol steps. He says the November election will show America’s unity and strength in war, stressing Americans can argue and still stay focused on the war effort while allies are assured of renewed resolve. Dewey is greeted after a parade from the station and welcomed by Albany Mayor Frank S. Harris.

Great Britain United States High Seas Enen Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey America Capitol Dewey Capitol Park

Grounding Chains Extend 500 Mile Gas Tanker Route

Gasoline trucks use chains to ground loads and prevent static sparks. The Mariannas stands stretch 500 miles between Japan and the Carolines, serving as a navigation landmark.

Japan The Carolines

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