Lengthy War Ahead Says Navy Analysis
DEWITT MacKENZIE notes Vice Admiral Horne expects a Pacific war lasting at least until 1949, though not definitively. Byrnes and YT. V. Soong offer cautious takes as Allied air and naval offensives, from Bairoko to Kahili and Kiska, press on and threaten Japan’s capacity.
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Frederick Horne
Naval Operations
Navy
James F. Byrnes
War Mobilization
V. Soong
China
Washington
Japan
United Nations
Bairoko Harbor
New Georgia
Kahili
Solomons
Oil and Gas Filings in LaFayette County Arkansas
Mineral Deed dated July 7 1943 filed July 16 1943 transfers 9 2240ths to Forrest H Lindsay and wife to John T Lindsay. Multiple oil and gas leases dated July 9 1943 to July 12 1943 filed July 13 1943 to July 15 1943, from owners including Ursula Hammond Hortense Hamster J M Barker R P King L B Hammer J B Edwards Birdie Fields Eugene Fields Wong Hing to V V Bull and Kerlyn Oil Co. covering sections 5 8 11 12 14 19 in towns 19 S ranges 24 25 West and 15 West in Two Arkansas.
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LaFayette County
Arkansas
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Forrest H. Lindsay
John T. Lindsay
Ursula Hammond
V. V. Bull
Hortense Hamster
West
J. M. Barker
R. P. King
Rge
L. B. Hammer
J. B. Edwards
V. V Bull
Bradley
Spring Bank
Birdie Fields
Eugene Fields
Kerlyn Oil Co
West Oi
Wong Hing
V. V. Bull SE
Eastern college ADs reshape schedules amid fall uncertainties
Roundup notes that eastern college athletic directors postpone their convention to redo fall schedules and hear talks by Gen Phil Fleming and Rep Sammy Weiss. Mentions Joe Louis golf quip by Herald-Tribune and Texas scribes eyeing a big fall game between Southwestern U of Texas and SLI Lafayette with shared rosters.
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New York
Eastern College Athletic Directors
Phil Fleming
Sammy Weiss
Gunder Heagg
California
Texas
Georgetown
Tex
Louisiana
Pittsburg Team Hottest Thing in National League
The Pittsburgh Pirates surged as the hottest team in the National League, beating Philadelphia 10-2 behind Bob Klinger five hit outing, while Brooklyn struggled in a doubleheader split with Cincinnati. The St Louis Cardinals widened their lead with a doubleheader sweep of the Giants as Stan Musial piled up five hits.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Phillies
Bob Klinger
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle
Reds
Cardinals
New York Giants
Redbirds
George Munger
Stan Musial
Hiram Bithorn
Chicago
Boston
Tex Hughson
Red Sox
Leon Culberson
Orval Grove
White Sox
Luke Appling
George Case
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Rudy York
Revival at Patmos Begins July 28
Rev A R Benson of Little Rock will open a revival at Patmos Church of Christ on Wednesday July 28 and continue through August 8. The public is invited. Twelve thousand Polish airmen are serving with the Royal Air Force. At war's end American forces had 241 tanks in France.
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Pearl Harbor
New Georgia
A. R. Benson
Little Rock
Patmos Church of Christ
Royal Air Force
France
Swarms of Gadflies Disrupt Jamaica Track Race Day
Henry King reports that huge gadflies swarm Jamaica Track causing horses to race nervously and misbehave from bites. Jockeys also feel the pressure as riders fail to run to form. The article notes unusual pests impacting performance and nerves.
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Henry King
The
New York Sun
Jamaica
Sports Mirror: Past Yankees Triumph and Historic Dodgers Clash
AP notes record of a year ago Yankees beat Indians 5 to 1 in ten innings for their eleventh straight win and a 12 game lead on the Red Sox. Three years back Reds beat Dodgers 4-3 and 9-2 to lead NL by seven games amid a Coscarart Frey brawl. Five years ago Tony Galento was hospitalized with pneumonia forcing a canceled Philadelphia bout with John Henry Lewis.
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Associated Press Today
Yankees
Indians
Red Sox
Reds
Dodgers
Pete Coscarart
Linus Frey
Tony Galento
Philadelphia
John Henry Lewis
Allies Beat Axis in Telling of Rome Raid
The United Nations informed the world of the Rome bombing within minutes of the first explosion. OWI chief Robert E. Sherwood explains the coordinated propaganda effort with Algiers and New York, including translators and multiple transmitters to Italy and Europe.
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Washington
United Nations
Axis
Rome
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Algiers
U.S. Army
Pentagon
Office of War Information
New York
France
North Africa
Central Europe
Robert E. Sherwood
OWI
Berlin
Sherwood
Deaths Last Night Nels P. Olson</T:
Nels P. Olson, 89, longtime publisher of the Red Wing Daily Eagle, who retired in 1940 after a 64 year career, dies in Red Wing Minnesota. The obituary notes his prominent role in Minnesota journalism.
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Associated Press
Nels P. Olson
Red Wing
Minn
Red Wing Daily Eagle
Minnesota
Biggest Guns of Golf Fire Their Mightiest Shots
The Chicago Open at Tom O'Shanter meadows begins as part of a three event golf circus. The $10 000 All American Open leads a 72 hole medal play for pros and amateurs with 200 players in action. Notables include Byron Nelson, Jimmy Demaret, Walter Hagen and Chick Evans. Women compete for $600 in cash and war bond prizes with Betty Hicks, Patty Berg and Opal Hill among contenders. Sleepy Bill Chambers and Wilford Wehrle meet in the amateurs.
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Chicago
Big Guns
Tom O'Shanter Meadows
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Tom O’santer
Clayton Heafner
Army
Jimmy Demaret
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans
Jim Ferrier
Lloyd Mangrum
Chick Harbert
Orval White
Wincert
Winston- Salem
N. C
Nelson
Betty Hicks
Lone Beach
Cal
Spars
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. D
May Byrne
Rye
N. Y
Hicks
Bill Chambers
Fights Last Night Featuring Wright Marshall Larkin Nelson
In Cleveland Lulu Costantino and Chalky Wright fought to a decision. Lloyd Marshall won a 164 1 2 to 173 decision over curliss Shappard. Tippy Larkin defeated Johnny Jones in Garfield New Jersey. Frankie Nelson beat Joe Lynch in Boston. Paul Hartnck outpointed Domingo Valin in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lulu Costantino
New York
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Lloyd Marshall
Sacramento
Calif
Curliss Shappard
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth
N. J
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Johnny Jones
Woonsocket
R. J
Frankie Nelson
Boston
Joe Lynch
Hawthorne
N.J
Oakland
Paul Hartnck
Omaha
Neb
Domingo Valin
Hayward
Dr Slaughter Addresses Kiwanis Club
Dr John L Slaughter pastor of First Baptist Church Birmingham Alabama spoke at the Kiwanis Tuesday meeting on a righteous heart and world citizenship. He urged justice in postwar peace and cautioned against jealousy toward the vanquished. Rev Ira Patishall of Nashville Ark was guest conductor and joined a random quartet in My Bonnie. Other attendees included Rev W R Hamilton Sgt Jim Cook Mrs Paul Gaston and Buford Poe.
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Kiwanis Club
John L. Slaughter
First Baptist Church of
Birmingham
Alabama
First Baptist Church of Hope
Slaughter
Ira Patishall
Nashville, Ark
My Bonnie
W. R. Hamilton
Jim Cook
Paul Gaston
Buford Poe
Demands to See Books of Health Officer
State Health Officer W. B. Grayson faced a second demand from Comptroller J. Bryan Sims for records of fees paid to Grayson by the Bureau of Census for Arkansas vital statistics. Sims asserted the information exists and will be revealed in proper forum. Grayson had said he lacked such records and gave a noncommittal reply when asked about personal records for income tax.
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Little Rock
W. B. Grayson
J. Bryan Sims
Comptroller
Bureau of Census
Arkasas
Sims
Grayson
Flaxseed Harvest Tops Four Million Acres in 1942
Agricultural data show American farmers planted over four million acres of flaxseed in 1942. Elsewhere in the world, Turkey heavily cultivates fruit cotton and tobacco across its farming regions.
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Turkey
Revival by Evangelist A. D. Muse Comes to Columbus
Evangelist A. D. Muse and his Tennessee party will hold an old time revival meeting at the Baptist Church in Columbus starting August 1 and running through August 15. Muse brings twenty years of evangelistic experience to the event.
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A. D. Muse
Tennessee
Columbus
Baptist Church
Muse
Moroline Hair Tonic Promises Groomed Shine
Advertises Moroline Hair Tonic to tame unruly hair and keep it well groomed with a lustrous finish. Promotes a large bottle priced at 25 cents and claims widespread availability.
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