Local Notes and Social Events in Hope and Vicinity
Friday events include Mrs Nick Jewell leading Red Cross Surgical Dressings volunteers and Mrs Jack Stewart honored at a bridge session. Baptist Women host Bible study led by Rev Ira Palls hall. Belva June Burke wed Set Fred A Glanton at Emmet with trip to Little Rock. Post wedding, Glanton stationed in Alaska.
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Nick Jewell
The
Red Cross
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ira Pallshall
J. C. Burke
Hope
Belva June
Set
Fred A. Glanton
Fort Lewis
Washington
C. H. Coyle
Emmet
Mrs. Glanton
Little Rock
Baptist Society Baptist Circle No. 2
Women’s Missionary Society
P. J. Holt
Floyd Moses
I. T. Urrey
F. J. Burroughs
F. L. Padgitt
Mamie Bell Holt
Tolleson to attend engineer training at Camp Maxey
Billy Tolleson, son of Mr and Mrs C P Tolleson, reported to Camp Robinson Arkansas last week and will be sent to Camp Maxey Texas for a specialized training course for army engineers.
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Billy Tolleson
C. P. Tolleson
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
Camp Maxey
Texas
Army Engineers
Demobilize the New Deal Palace Guard, Moore Says
Senator E. H. Moore urged Tulsa Chamber of Commerce to dismantle the New Deal Palace Guard led by Harry Hopkins and Felix Frank Aimer and other advisers. He argued for postwar armed forces and dismissed an international police force while condemning Washington bureaucracy and propaganda bureaus as threats to democracy.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Uly
New Deal
Harry Hopkins
Frankfurter
E. H. Moore
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Congress
America
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Census Finds Summer Best Time to Birth a Baby
U S Census data indicate higher birth trends in summer months, suggesting seasonality affects birth timing. Officials note demographic patterns and potential implications for planning and services.
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U.S
Rays and Skates Biodiversity In American Coastal Waters
A survey notes 52 species and subspecies of rays and skates inhabit American coastal waters, reflecting high diversity across habitats and regions.
Alone in the Jungle Quest Toward Lake Chad
Lincoln C. Elliot, a United Nations official, trudges through a lethal African jungle toward the Meeting of the Elephants near Lake Chad. Struggling with fever and a lost map, he faces four diverging paths and a deadly, solitary mission.
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Lincoln C. Elliot
United Nations
Lake Tchad
Sims Preparing to Take Action in Dispute
Little Rock notes Comptroller J Bryon Sims says he will take appropriate action within a week or ten days over federal Census Bureau payments to State Health Officer Dr. W B Grayson. Sims claims fees were paid to Grayson as health officer, not personally. Grayson accuses the probe of political smearing and seeks court records.
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Little Rock
Federal Census Bureau
W.B. Grayson
J. Bryan Sims
Graysons
Sims
Comptroller
Grayson
Bureau
Arkansas Health Officer
State Health Office
Homer M. Adkins
Moscow Comintern, German Refugees Clash Over German Future
Washington debates a Soviet call to end German independence if Hitler falls by Allied force. The Moscow committee includes 12 German refugees and war prisoners, led by Wilhelm Pieck who once urged dissolving the Comintern. A Roosevelt Churchill Stalin summit could ease tensions over a conquered Germany.
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Washington
Hitler
Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Wilhelm Pieck
Reichstag
Comintern
Communist International
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Kiel Canal Narrows German Danish Peninsula
The Kiel Canal cuts a 60 mile northeastward route across the neck of the German Danish peninsula shaping regional shipping and geography.
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Kiel Canal
American destroyer consumes fuel as it moves
The destroyer uses 250 gallons of gasoline for every five minutes of motion, indicating its rate of fuel consumption during movement.
Market Report From St Louis and New York Dated July 23
Hogs at National Stockyards show mixed results with 9,000 head, barrows and gilts steady to 10 lower, sows 10 higher. cattle and calves uneven with light offerings and soft demand. vealers down. sheep receipts 1,500 with spring lambs steady at around 15.00. Chicago reports firm poultry and butter, eggs steady. potatoes and grain mixed with some price shifts. New York cotton and grain futures edge down late. stock market recovers led by rails and specialties while metals and other groups lag.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Missouri
California
Washington
Washington Bliss
USA
Virginia Cobbles US
Barrel Cobblers US
Nebarska
New York
New Orleans Cotton Futures Slip Amid Firmer War News
New Orleans July 23 cotton futures eased on favorable war news with the market closing steady. Oct 20.34, Dec 20.17, May 19.87, July 19.73, spot 25 cents lower. Sales 647, receipts 332, stock 188,509. Grain outlook notes oats buying in Chicago cash markets.
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New York
New Orleans
Jly
Coffee Rationing May Be Halted
Washington officials said the removal of coffee from the ration list is imminent with an official announcement expected by the Office of Price Administration in a few days. They noted little chance sugar rationing will be ended or increased for civilians in the near future.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Local Church Services Schedule Highlights
Churches across town announce Sunday masses and services. Rev. Dollarton at Our Lady of Good Hope leads 10 o’clock Mass. First Methodist lists sermons by Rev. Talley and Rev. Harrell with 10:50 am worship, 7:45 pm service. Hope Gospel Tabernacle under Pastor Gaston prepares 11 am worship and 8 pm evangelistic service. midweek choir practice and prayer meetings also noted.
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Our Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church
F. T. Dollarton
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert B. Moore
Thomas B. Talley
van W. Harrell
Centenary Methodist Church
Tulsa
Okla
Prescott
Eolm Porterfield
Christian Youth Fellowship
the Redeemer
Mexsana Promotes Cooling Sunburn Relief
Soothe sunburn with the brook water cool touch of Mexsana formerly Mexican Heat Powder. No mess and no grease to stain summer clothes. Protects irritated skin from rubbing chafe of clothing. Costs little with big savings in larger sizes. Get Mexsana.
Sunday School and Worship Schedule Announcement
Thomas Brewster invites participation in a church attendance contest with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10 55 will feature a pastor's message. A Young People’s meeting at 6 30 and an evening preaching service at 7 30 complete the program. You are invited to work and worship with us.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Ferguson Street
D. O. Silvey
T. C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Pentecostal Church
West Fourth
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Lacie Rowe
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
John L. Slaughter
First Baptist Church of
Birmingham
Ala
Ira Patishall
Nashville
Ark
God
Dr. Slaughter
Guernsey
General Assembly For Baptist Training Union
Thomas Brewster
Moving Isolates Continues as Allies Push Through Sicily
General praise for American troops in Sicily as they advance from Gela to Palermo, with Canadians on the right flank noted for entering the campaign without prior combat. Palermo’s capture completes a 200 mile road advance, while mopping up west of Enna to Palermo begins and fronts with Italy collapse widen. Germans blamed Italians for failure to hold front lines as Allied landings shift momentum.
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Sicilian
Palermo
Gela
Castelvetrano
Enna
Gartners
Sicily
Bombers Target Italy Railways and Bases Across Sicily and Naples
Allied air forces intensified strikes on Italy's rail networks and military sites. Heavy and medium bombers hit Sicily and Sardinia while attacking mainland targets. Foggia freight yards, Battapaglia, Salerno, and Capodichino near Naples were among the assaulted sites with light bombers joining evening raids.
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Ans
Italy
Sicily
Sagrdinia
Foggia
Battapaglia
Salerno
Naples
Saerno
Capodichino
Cleveland Publisher Shot in Plain Dealer Office
John McCarrens, 74, general manager of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was critically wounded with a bullet in his Fourth Floor office and said to have a four to one chance of survival. The assailant Herbert L. Kobrak, 55, then killed himself. Detective Inspector Frank Story noted Kobrak had been active in Cleveland’s foreign language publishing and sought financial help from McCarrens.
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Cleveland
John McCarrens
Cleveland Plain Dealer
O.A. Weber
McCarrens
Herbert L. Kobrak
Fungary
Frank W. Story
Plain Dealer
Kobrak
Civilian Food Consumption Tops All U.S. Years in 1941
Civilian food consumption in the United States during 1941 exceeded every prior year in history, highlighting a peak in per capita intake amid wartime era changes.
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U.S
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MA Parker
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Achmed Abdullah
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