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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

Page

1

Demands Britain withdraw from Hindustan policy stir continues

DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Allied risks as the All-India Congress backed by Gandhi presses for Britain to quit India. He warns civil disobedience could trigger disorder and aid Axis aims, stressing India’s strategic impact on the Allied war effort and potential consequences for the empire.

The India Congress Britain India Gandhi Congress United Nations Tridia Indian Empire John Bull United Washington United States

Aircraft Battle Chronicle From a War Front Report

Americans fight from page one as Zeros gun the water. Catalinas modify planes to carry torpedoes. A carrier is disabled at 1,700 feet as the battle shifts westward and planes strike targets.

Acki Anther

Market Report Hogs Cattle and Wheat Slack Markets

Hogs 16,000 on the yard at St. Louis with weights 180 lb up 4.5 to 20 lower. lighter weights mostly 25 lower. sows 10-15 lower. Cattle and calves 3,500 and 2,000 respectively with steady to lower trends. vealers 14.25. stockers 9.30-13.00. cows 8.75-9.40. slaughter steers 10.25-14.50. Sheep 6,000 with market not established. poultry prices mixed. various grain quotes shown for July 21.

T. Louis Livestock National Stockyards U. 5 S. Dept Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock Washington Missouri Idaho Bliss Nebraska Kansas Cobblers US Missouri Cobblers US

Lackey Is New Continued from Page One

The department debated but took no action on a resolution protesting delays in rubber substitute production. Copies go to President Roosevelt and Arkansas’s congressional delegation. Dues for Arkansas American Legion members in service will be waived. Resolutions opposed consolidating veterans facilities at Little Rock and North Little Rock and tabled a motion for a Searcy veterans hospital. Civil service exams for hospital employees should occur in the serving district. The executive committee will set future convention time and policy during the war.

Congress Roosevelt Arkansas American Legion Arkansas Department Little Rock North Little Rock Searcy Department

Plan Provides Continued From Page One Plan

The plan suggests continuing from page one with the note that some features may require changes. The exhibit featured several rubber companies including Goodrich, Firestone, Goodyear, and United States Rubber, illustrating industry presence.

Goodrich Firestone Goodyear United States Rubber

Girl Attendant Marries Heir in Sun Oil Romance

Philadelphia July 21. Walter C. Pew Jr and Sophie Bey Chuck married last night after meeting months ago when Sun Oil Company began hiring attendants to cover workers entering service. Pew, son of the general manager and great grandson of the founder, is 23 and has been learning the business at stations. The bride is a 23 year old Sun filing station attendant of Russian-born parents. They have rented a suburban apartment.

Philadelphia Walter C. Pew, Jr Dan Cupki Pew Hely Sun Oil Company Fortune Sophie Beychuck Sun Parrish Street Sun Company Young Pew Sun Oil

Rise and fall of M L Annenberg in fame and fortune

A historical profile traces M L Annenberg from a Russian immigrant child in Chicago to a self made millionaire after 1964 as circulation manager of the Chicago Examiner. The piece notes his newspaper expertise and investments, while discussing wartime price control policies and the politics surrounding subsidies and administrative policing.

Annenberg Chicago Hearst Chicago Examiner Annanberg Our Daily Bread Page One

Monday's Results in Major Matchups and Standings

New Orleans defeated Knoxville 14 to 3 in the sole Monday game. Upcoming schedule lists Little Rock at Chattanooga Memphis at Atlanta and New Orleans at Knoxville with Birmingham at Nashville. Night games include New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 0 in the only scheduled game with Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia and Chisago at Boston listed for night.

New Orleans Knoxville Little Rock Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta Birmingham Nashville New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Chisago Southern Association New Orleans Ag Apo Chattanooga Pet W. L. Pet

Capital in Wartime Burdened by Hinckley Replacement

Washington reflects on the Civil Aeronautics Administration's leadership shift as Robert M Hinckley departs for Sperry Gyroscope and William A M Bill Burden, a 35 year old New York banker, steps in as assistant in charge. The agency, still young, oversees aviation regulations and training for future transportation needs. Off the record notes preview rubber salvage drive woes and broad political chatter, including President Roosevelt’s health and a humorous tale of temperate conflict resolution.

New York Jack Stinnett Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration Robert M Bob" Hinckley CAA Civil Aeronautics William A. M Bill Burden Hinckley Sperry Gyrosespe Co Commerce Jesse Jones Bill Burden Jones

RAF Steps Up in North Atlantic Air War Report

RAF actions extend to Le Treport and Fecamp as bomb lines threaten German targets in occupied France and northwestern Germany. Wellington bombers fly missions over the continent while Boston aircraft provoke defenses and strike a Mazingarbe power station. UK and US bomber output may rise toward 1000 four‑engine bombers monthly, with US plans for 3000 four‑engine bombers monthly. Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft notes improved Anglo‑American cooperation and a rising air power standard. The manual cites Axis losses of 8574 and allied losses of 3692 since war start. Hawker Hurricane praised as best armed fighter, mounting up to 12 Browning .303s or four 40mm cannon.

le Treport Fecamp Germany France Mazingarbe Britain United States Charles Bruce-Gardner Society of British Aircraft Constructors RAF Charles Oortikon

Real Class Hat Price Sparks Vicious Taunt

A sharp exchange unfolds with a buyer asked the price of a hat. The seller quotes fifteen dollars prompting a jab about “holes” for the ears of the jackass who would pay that much. The brief item mentions Nile dell a farming of cotton sugar cereals and fruits.

Horles

And the King Said to Me Bragging in the Capital Grows

A witty Washington observer notes a summer surge of royal bragging in polite conversation as locals recount chats with visiting kings and queens. Tales of Churchill, Queen Wilhelmina, Madame Chiang Kai-shek, and Molotov mix with a boastful commoner who claims to know the first military road near Bethesda and Braddock’s walk to Port Duquesne.

Washington Sen Senate Peter Tom Connolly George Greece Duke Duchess of Windsor Bahamas Russia Chiang Kai-shek China Churchill Wilhelmina Coolidge Columbus Bethesda America

Churchill Fails Continued From Page One

Churchill declines to forecast a general election during wartime. He notes parliamentary terms extend during war and cites World War I precedent. In response to Rupert De La Bere’s inquiry, he says it would be unusual to state what advice would be given to the king on dissolution.

Churchill Britain Rupert de la Bere

Five hens and two roosters joke

A traveling salesman and his wife humorously debate why two roosters exist for five hens. The tale ends with a quip about reliability and travel. The fragment references Bedouin deserts and a Madonna monument on a pioneer road, plus political chatter in Washington and social chatter in town.

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