Postwar plans warned by Allied analyses of Nazi rule
A British information service memo cited by Allied press outlines Hitler plans for a postwar world with conquered peoples made vassals of Germany. It describes a private Gestapo elite to police subjected nations and fears a Reich police state replacing regular armed forces, contrasting with Allied promises of freedom and equality.
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Providence
Esc
Pri
Geral
Tojo
Nippon
Per- I
Isoroki Yamamoto
Ander
United States
White House
Washington
Yamoto
Japan
British Information Service
New York
Gerhight
Hitler
Germany
Erefore
S. S
Pass
de Hull
Stary Eden
United Nations
Midway 23rd Producer Adds Stamps in Lafayette County Arkansas
Oil field notes indicate Barnsdall Oil and McClaine wells in sections 13 15 24 and 195 24 in Arkansas show gauged barrels and impending completion. Sugar dominates Dominican Republic exports, constituting three-fifths of wealth.
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New Way
Lafayette County Ag
Arkansas Fuel Oil Company
Yper
Southwest Noutheast
Barnsdall Oil Company
icClaine No. 3
Center Southwest West
Dominican Republic
Market Report: Grain and Provisions Nears New Lows
War news from the Russian front and anti inflation moves in Washington pushed grain prices lower in Chicago trading. Wheat led declines with a drop around one cent, while cotton weakness pressured corn and oats, soybeans unchanged to down slightly. Price data, cash quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans, and New York cotton and stock movements are summarized with futures, opening, highs and lows.
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Chicago
Washington
Leon Henderson
White House
Roosevelt
N.Y
New York
New Orleans
Jec
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
California
Idaho
Arkansas Primary Races Feature Racial Issue and Key Contests
The report outlines multiple races for Congress and state offices amid disputes over voter eligibility in the race. Candidates including Hays, Winn, Rotenberry, and Fulbright contend for the Senate and House seats as Negro leaders press for federal regulation of primaries. Other figures like Adking and Keller vie for governor, with campaign ads and speeches noted across Arkansas communities Pine Bluff and Forrest City referenced.
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Supreme Court
Arkansas Negro Democratic Association
Pine Bluff
Forrest City
Bob Bailey
Russell
Brooks Hays
Farm Security
Little Rock
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Bailey
Hays
Oscar Winn
A. L. Rotenberry
David D. Terry
M. Robinson
Br. Robinson
U.S
Feder
Arkansas Democratic Party
Terry
Jack Holt
Clyde T. Ellis
John L. McClellan
J. W
Bill) Fulbright
University of Arkansas
Kael Greenhaw
Supreme Court Justic
Virgil Willis
Harrison
McFadden, Hope
Letter Gentry
Charles M. Meharty
Taitile Rock
Jpr
Lite Rock
J. M. Robinson
Afares Arpenizglinn
J. A. Pitcock
Robinson
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Negro Association
Congress
Goy
Russellville
Fifth Central
Soutern Conference of Human Welfare
Declareene
Atame
Local Boys in Army School
Three sergeants from Hempstead county National Guard left Alaska for officer candidate school at Fort Knox Kentucky, per a letter to The Star by Second Lieut Stanley H Casey. The piece also covers debates over rubber supply and wartime economics with references to Simpson and rubber industry concerns.
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Hempstead County National Guard
Alaska
Armored Force
Fort Knox
Stanley H. Casey
Seattle
Waash
HH. B. Cily
Utak
J. L. Cook
Hope
Edward Bucer
Arkansas War on Denigration Sparks National Pride
The piece portrays Arkansas defending native son Bob Burns amid a public dispute over a film caricaturing the state. Governor Homer Adkins proclaims Arkansas awake to wealth and beauty while Burns faces backlash, prompting a mass meeting in Little Rock and Amazonian-like defense of Burns during Paramount’s dispute over Wizard of Arkansas.
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Brehon Somervell
Douglas MacArthur
Albert Pike
Arkansas
Bob Burns
Little Rock
Paramount
Burns
Ouachita
Tschixens
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansans
Snid
Doug
Arkansas Primary Shadows Race as Racial Tensions Rise
S Burton Heath reports on Arkansas Democratic primary contests amid racial tensions. Elliot E Simpson linked to pro axis influence alarms, while Negro leaders urge turnout despite restrictions. Candidates include Page, Taylor, Rankin, Golden, Woodburn. polls run 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. central wartime.
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Little Rock
Supreme Root
John Page
Palmer Taylor
Claude Rankin
Iru J. Golden
D. Woodburn
Asphalt Paving for U S Highway 79 in Columbia County
Public Roads Administration releases asphalt necessary to complete a half mile surfacing job on Magnolia South road U S Highway 79 in Columbia county July 29.
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Little Rock
Magnolia South Road
U. S. Highway 79
Columbia County
Public Roads Administration
Martinez Talks to Kiwanis on Values and Faith
Evangelist Angel Medrez addressed Mope Kiwanis at Hotel Leary, warning of civilizational decline via luxury and sin. He argued America prospers from character and faith in Christ, calling Christianity a personal experience and Christ the hope of a sinking civilization. Guests included Bugese Sweringen, Nash, and Rev. Martinez.
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Urol
Angel Medrez
Mope Kiwis
Tincheon
Hotel Leary
Babylon
Medo-Persia
Greece
Rame
Mwnor
Case
Armerica
Brent
Bugese Sweringen
Nash
Ite
Rev. Martinez
Court Equity Plea Moves Forward Amid Justice Call
Court proceedings continue from page one with a Bri nero case where the ambassador is a plaintiff. Nine justices expected for a special term, while a military commission adjourns. If the supreme court does not intervene, fing arguments may begin as prisoner defense rests with U S army officers. About 5,500 immigrant physicians have entered the United States since 1893. Britain reports six million more cultivated acres postwar.
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Brennero
Fli
Wis
Military Commission
Supreme Court
United States Army
Tyin
County Man Dies Monday In Vermpstendt County
Robert Patterson aged 62 a well known Vermpstendt county resident died at his Washington side home He is survived by his widow Mrs Jhel Patterson a half brother J L Page of Washington and two sisters Mrs Elbert Smith of Washington D C and Mrs Ernest Horton of Pittsburg Kansas Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Washington Methodist Church with Rev C Von Zune officiating Burial will be in charge of Herndar Cornelius Funeral Home Active pallbearers are William Stroud Jolly Stuart Lee McDonald Crit Stuart J P Byers and Finis Jahnson
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Robert Patterson
Vermpstendt County
Washington Side
Jhel Patterson
J. L. Page
Washington
Elbert Smith
Washington, D.C
Ernest Horeton
Pittsburg
Kinsas
Washington Methodist
C. von Zune
Her
Parachutist Rumor Being Investigated
Baltimore reports that parachutists or other objects were dropped from unidentified planes near areas north of Washington. The Third Service Command said investigations are ongoing in Daubs Maryland near the Potomac, Shenandoah Junction West Virginia, and Carlisle store crossroads ten miles from Annapolis on the defense highway. No arrests have been made.
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Ealtimore
Washington
Third Services Command
Third Service Command
Daubs
Potomac River
Shenandosh Junction
W. Vit
Harpers Ferry
Birtyls Store
Arnna Polis
Dre Nighwayt Polis
Defense Highway
Pup Adds Discipline to Her Diet
Manhattan Kansas newspaper notes four month old Great Dane Diane chewed a sofa and a training book. Mrs Schoeidwind seeks better manners through a dog care guide after the pup's antics. Diane remains a playful challenge for her owner as training continues.
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Manhattan
Kus
Diane
Pirst
C. Schoeidwind
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The
Beringsen
America
Simpson
By S. Burton Heath
Elliot E .Simson
Mr .Simpson
Elliot Simpson
Martinez
Britain
Tokio
Berlin
Hope Star
the Newspaper Publishers Committee
Smiths
STORE
Ade
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