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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1943

Page

6

Sen Thomas warns Japan may still hold Pacific edge

Washington columnist notes Sen Elbert D. Thomas of Utah argues Japan is far from defeated in the Pacific. He cites his Orient expertise, warns of a prolonged war, and lists four factors behind Japan’s resilience including its leadership, aims, manpower, and propaganda.

Washington Pacific Elbert Duncan Thomas Utah Senator Thomas Thomases Senate Elbert D. Thomas Salt Lake City Japan China Orient Elbert Thomas Togo Nogi

State Awards 51 Printing Contracts

Low bidders for 51 contracts to supply the state's printing needs for 1944 45 were announced by Secretary of State C G Hall. The awards await approval by Governor Adkins Auditor J Oscar Humphrey and Treasurer Earl Page. Two jobs had no bids.

Little Rock C. G. Hall Adkins J. Oscar Humphrey Earl Page Hurley Printing and Stationery, Co Camden State Hospital Malvern Daily Record Roy L. Elliott Fordyce

Rich Manchoukuo Soil Noted as One of World's Best

The article highlights Manchoukuo soil as exceptionally fertile, ranking among the richest globally and praised for its potential agricultural value.

Manchoukuo

Granting of liquor permit for Hope Arkansas

The Commissioner of Revenues of Arkansas issued Permit No 203 to P. J. Drake to sell vinous and spirituous liquors at retail on premises 120 East Third Street Hope Arkansas. Permit issued July 1 1943 expires June 40 1944. P. J. Drake, Permittee.

Commissioner of Revenues State of Arkansas P. J. Drake East Third Street Hope

Actress Florence Bates Finds Stage From Bakery Counter

Florence Bates, once a Texas lawyer, traded her shingle for acting after owning a bakery in Mexico. She carries a booming presence into the role of Mrs. Coventry Bellop in Saratoga Trunk directed by Sam Wood, reflecting a lifelong shift from law to drama and noting a bake shop counter as a possible start.

Hollywood Texas Miss Bates Joan Fontaine Rebecca Saratoga Coventry Bellop Saratoga Springs Edna Ferber Sam Wood Kitty Foyle San Antonio Pasadena

Virginia coach opposes summer football in the South

Pass minded Frank Murray head football coach at the University of Virginia says football is not a summer game in the South. He believes players gain little from summer sessions and opposes the idea in Charlottesville.

Charlottesville Frank Murray University of Virginia South Murray

Japs Try to Win Natives Back in Pacific Strategy

Senator Elbert D. Thomas warned in 1941 that Japan aimed to conquer the southwest Pacific and eastern Asia, using propaganda to win native loyalty. He cited loyalty of Filipinos, Japanese colonization success, and millions of Chinese brought to Manchuria, predicting a permanent Far East struggle unless Japan loses food, manpower, or raw materials.

Asia China New Caledonia Hawaii Pacific Jack Stinnett Washington Elbert D. Thomas Utah Thomas United States Philippines Indo-China Burma Manchuria Far East

Car supply woes extend to repair parts as well

Demand for new cars remains high while inventories stay tight and even minor repair parts are in short supply. Shops report delays in sourcing essential components, complicating routine maintenance for motorists and increasing wait times for service.

Burma India

Barnum Sideshow Trick Denied by Camera Illusion

A claimed horse in dungarees is explained as a camera trick rather than a real sideshow phenomenon. The piece notes the staged nature of the illusion tied to Page Barnum's exhibition.

Seven German Planes Shot Down in RAF Sweep

RAF Spitfires destroyed seven German fighter planes during a sweep over northern France this morning. All British aircraft were reported to have returned unharmed.

London France

Detroit Rookie Dick Wakefield Resembles Ted Williams

Detroit Tigers rookie outfielder Dick Wakefield draws comparisons to Ted Williams in physique and facial features as scouts study his potential.

Detroit Dick Wakefield Tigers Ted Williams

Rural Adaptation In Rodesia Converts Vehicles To Hooped Rims

In Rodesia, farmers and miners convert unserviceable motor vehicles into horse drawn equipment and substitute iron rims for rubber tires to cope with transportation difficulties.

Rodesia Africa

Boston fighter compares Louis and Dempsey

Jack Sharkey, now a local tavern owner, says Joe Louis was a better fighter than Jack Dempsey and notes he was knocked out by both opponents.

Boston Jack Sharkey Joe Louis Jack Dempsey

Pitt Coach Realizes 15 Year Ambition

South Bend Ind. Pitt coach Clark Shaughnessy will realize a goal dating to 1928 when his Panthers face Notre Dame on September 25. His Loyola squad of 1928 lost to the Irish 12 to 6, and he has since coached at Chicago Stanford and Maryland.

Pitt South Bend Ind Clark Shaughnessy Panther Notre Dame Loyola Chicago Stanford Maryland

Flashes of Life Highlights Hairy Health Campaign

Dr. Frank Calderon announces a ringworm outbreak affecting 500 New York schools. Treatment over a month will cause hair loss and is scheduled for summer to allow students to regrow hair before returning to school.

Associated Press New York Baldy Frank A. Claderone Calderon

Dealers Defy 1942 Freeze Keeping Doors Open

Despite the January 1942 freezing order a large majority of automobile dealers have kept their showrooms open continuing sales and service amid restrictive controls.

Reds Star Dean Clay Versatile For Both Arm And Infield

Cincinnati outfielder Dean Clay shows a powerful throwing arm by tossing a ball over the right field fence 322 feet at Houston Buft Stadium last year. He can also play infield and, with Rochester this spring, appeared in several International League games at short.

Cincinnati den Clay Red Houston Tex Rochester

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