I s Speech Considered Major Development of War
War column analyzes Secretary Hull’s peace plan as a potential turning point. It discusses international agency enforcement, removal of barriers, and the goal of global security, linking the proposal to Allied aims and the need for decisive action against Nazi leadership. It notes warnings against revenge peace and emphasizes unity, reconstruction, and Christian morality guiding a new world order.
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Essee
Europe
Ispeal
Hall
Marble Palace
Lake
Geneva
United States
Britain
China
Hitley
Hitler
Tgte
Sumner Welles
Fuehrer
Claude Pepper
Florida
Haman
Tiull
Weill
Earl of Ses
House of Lords
Hull Urges International Action and Armament Talks
Hull calls for continued international cooperation to keep peace among nations and to adjust national armaments. He states the United Nations must oversee aggressor nations until they prove they can live at peace, and emphasis is placed on restoring world trade and stable currencies. Coral Sea near northeast Australia is described as a crescent of shark-infested water near the page’s end.
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Hull
United Nations
Coral Sea
Australia
Market Report Highlights Cotton and Stocks Movements
New York cotton prices rebounded after hitting a month’s low with Oct 18.41 Dec 18.64 and Mech 18.73 closing higher by 5 to 10 cents. Stocks showed light bidding and soft declines as the market drifted, while grain futures in Chicago fell on light turnout and expectations about anti inflation guidance. Livestock in St Louis and Chicago saw varied activity with hogs softer and cattle steady to lower amid heat.
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New York
Meh
Jay
Chicago
Congress
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Roosevelt and Stone on rubber inquiry survey
President Roosevelt says he did not ask Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone to conduct a rubber situation survey. Stone, vacationing in Sugar Hill New Hampshire, states he does not intend to take on such an independent inquiry. A Washington Times dispatch claimed Roosevelt sought a trusted official to determine the bottom of the issue. Stone declines further comment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harrian F. Stone
Sugar Hill
N. H
Harlan F. Stone
Rosevelt
The
New York Times
Pesident Roosevelt
Blair House Mansion in Washington Holds Royal Guests
Washington reports Blair House stands as a historic official residence across from the White House. It has hosted royalty and dignitaries from Peru, Greece, Russia, Yugoslavia, Colombia, and will host Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. The property dates back over a century with ties to the Blair family and figures such as Bancroft, Corwin, and Lee. It remains a famed colonial era estate now leased to the government for distinguished visitors.
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Jack Btinnett
Washington
White House
Blair House
Prado
Peru
King George
Greece
Russia
Yugoslavia
Colombia
Wilhelmina
Holland
Francis Preston Blair
Army
George Bancroft
the Navy
Bancroft Hall
Annapolis
John Mason
France
Thomas Ewing
The
Sterior
William Tecumseh Sherman
Thomas Corwin
Fillmore
Treasury
Corwin
Blair
Montgomery Blair
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
United States
Library of Congress
Nazis Seek to Continue from Page One
The piece notes German war strain as the blockade forces self sufficiency costs with 11 million men in food production, while Britain uses about 1 million in agriculture due to overseas convoys. It contrasts German and British labor burdens amid the war.
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Germany
Britain
Victory Peach Campaign Recipes for Home Cooks
Countywide peach effort promotes canning and chutney to conserve the harvest. Recipes include peach chutney with modest sugar, spiced options, and a peach pie using fresh fruit. Demonstrations by Mary Claude Fletcher and Hope’s Food and Nutrition Committee highlight local stores, pantry staples, and winter meal ideas.
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Food-for-Victory
Mary Claude Fletcher
Food and Nutrition Committee of Hope
Rubber shortage debate sparks public doubt
Our Daily Bread critiques conflicting expert claims on rubber supply. Elliott Simpson argues no shortage while officials and industry experts warn war risk from wastage. The piece questions why experts cannot reach a consensus and inform the public clearly.
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Riman
Elliot &. Simpson
Congressional
Simpson
Japs Claim Big Plane Toll Over New Guinea
Imperial headquarters reports Japanese airmen down three enemy planes and destroy one on the ground in operations over New Guinea and nearby areas between February 2 and July 1943. Japanese losses are listed as 54 planes. the period includes the Coral Sea battle referenced by Allied communiqués.
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New Guinea
Tokyo
Imperial Headquarters
Solomon Islands
Australia
Coral Sea
U.S. Navy Department
Allied
Americans in Aleutians Fight and Die on American Soil
Keith Wheeler reports from the Aleutian front detailing 10 days and 3,000 miles of harsh travel to Kiska. American troops endure brutal cold, soggy tundra, and sparse amenities while fighting in weather that stops peacetime planes.
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Keith Wheeler
Chicnago Times
Alaska
Kiska Island
Aleutians
United States
Catalina
Drilling Report of S Arkansas July 23 1942 McKamie Field
Detailed drilling activity in Lafayette and adjacent counties notes multiple wells. Lists operators Riddell Petroleum, Arkansas Fuel Oil, Turner, McClaine and others with elevations, build notes, gauges, and daily production figures around 129 barrels per 24 hours at F. C. Roberts No. 5. Includes water wells at McClaine A and A6 and shut down of water tack.
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McKamie
Lafayette County
T. D
McClaine
R. Brig
Powell No
F. C. Roberts No
Frankel & Frankel & Riddell Pet,Corp
Southwood
Turner No
Southwood & Wakefield
Minnie McClaine
Texans Vote Tomorrow in Democratic Primary Show
Dallas July 24 Texans watch a political show featuring former governors as candidates in the Democratic primaries. Incumbent Sen. W Lee O Daniel campaigns with his hillbilly band while rivals James Allred and Dan Moody stress contrasts in rally style. Key races include 21 state posts with 11 representatives unopposed. Texas Dem nomination equals election. The piece notes war effort as campaign factor and mentions snakebite deaths in India as an aside.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Tararraw
W. Lee O'Daniel
Hill Billy
James ¥. Allred
Dan Moody
Abred
Moody
Alfred
O'Daniel
Senate
Guy
Coke Stevenson
Hal Collins
Tada
Saboteur Suspect 5 Under Investigation
Cincinnati July 24 chief of detectives D. Kirgan said he is probing whether a man arrested on a drunkenness charge is linked to a band of German saboteurs landed by submarines along the east coast. The suspect claimed he deserted the U S Army a month ago at Fort Slocum. He had 542 in cash. a Welch West Virginia bank deposit slip showed over 606. Three uniforms found in his room were too small. he has a slight German accent and may have aided saboteurs by supplying uniforms.
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Cincinnati
Emmet
D. Kirgan
East Crask
Kirgan
U. S. Army U
Fort Slocum N
Welch
W.va
Kirgun
Washington
Coantry
Langmaid to paint British sea battles in the Mediterranean
Lieut commander Rowland Langmaid, the first official artist for a British fleet in the current war, will portray major naval engagements on canvas. He left naval censor work in Alexandria to document night actions at Cape Matapan and the Malta convoy rout led by Rear Admiral Philip Vian. Langmaid, 44, studied at the Royal Academy and Royal College of Art, with exhibitions in London and Philadelphia.
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Cairo
Mediterranean
Rowland Langmaid
Langmaid
Alexandria
Cape Matapan
Malta
Philip Vian Langmiaid
Royal Academy
London
Royal College of Art
South Kensington
Philadelphia
Vitamin C by Serving More Raw Vegetables
Hempstead County homemakers are urged to add Vitamin C through raw fruits and vegetables. Miss Mary Claude Fletcher says daily needs 70 to 106 mg, with citrus and tomatoes as year round sources. She notes heat destroys Vitamin C in non-acid vegetables and provides a table listing raw fruits and vegetables with their approximate contents.
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Hempstead County
Mary Claude Fletcher
Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Blanche Randolph
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Marlbrook Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Marlbrook Home Demonstration Club met Friday July 12 at 2 pm with 10 members present. They planned an October meeting with Sweet Home, to demonstrate cheese making and egg preservation, asking members to bring milk and attend with lunch and activities.
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Marlbrook
iMarlbrook Home Demonstration Club
Sweet Home
Bke
Marlbrook Ladies
Tevayure
Freight Trains Vary Through Pittsburgh Area Daily
About 500 freight trains pass through the Pittsburgh region in a 24 hour period averaging more than 20 trains per hour.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Investment Encourages More Silos in Hempstead County
Stock demand spurs Hempstead County farmers to build silos for feed. County agent Oliver I. Adame urges cooperative silage cutting, custom services, and proper trench packing. Wetting walls, controlled water, and dirt covers prevent air. good silage cuts livestock costs and supports Food-for-Victory programs.
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Pond - for-Victory
Hempstead
Oliver i. Adame
O Cnc
Hepstead Counly
British Try Continued from Page One
The report discusses a possible Axis diversion to the Nile Valley to threaten El Alamein, with notes on the Qattara Depression and Siwa Oasis. Italian claims cite downed Allied planes and damaged ships, while British reports note losses and counterclaims. Also mentions a banana plant misdescribed as a tree with light, rolled leaves.
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el Alamein
Rommel
Attac
Qattara
Sion
el Alaamein
Nile
Bengasi
Malta
Africa
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