Germans Have Decided on Post War Plans
Hope Star reports on wartime disclosures showing Nazi postwar plans to subjugate conquered nations and establish a police state with a Gestapo. It contrasts Hitler’s aims with United Nations leaders’ pledge to build a new world of freedom and equality.
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Hope Star
Hope, Arkansas
United States
White House
Washington
Amoto
Japan
British Information Service
New York
Gerh
Hitler
Reich
Addi
Sphus Hitler
Gestapo
Dell Hull
Eden
United Nations
Germans Hurled Into Battle Near Caucasus and Stalingrad
German mechanized forces surged into the north Caucasus from widened Don bridgeheads south of Tsimlyansk, breaking defenses at Novocherkassk and Rostov as Soviet reports warned of massively superior enemy strength. A parallel drive pressed toward Stalingrad and the Volga bend, with Pravda noting 8,000 German casualties in one sector while defending units reportedly repulsed repeated tank and infantry assaults.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Germany
North Caucasus
Don
Tsimlyansk
Novocherkassk
Rostov
Soviet Union
Caucasus
Russia
Red Star
Dor
Stalingrad
Volgs
Pravda
Communist Party
Don-Tsimlyansk
Pon
Volga
Midway Stamps 23rd Producer in Lafayette County Oil Field
The 23rd producer was added today in the Midway field of Lafayette County as Arkansas Fuel Oil Company's Turner No. 1. Gauge shows 106 barrels in 42 hours through a quarter inch choke. Barnsdall Oil plans a completion tomorrow on McClaine No. 3 as top oil saturation and depth measurements are noted. Sugar dominates Dominican Republic exports, making up three fifths of productive wealth.
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Midway
Lafayette County
Arkansas Fuel Oil Company
Turner No. 1
Center Southwest
Aqaiheast
Barnsdall Oil Company
McClaine No. 3
Center Southwest Northwest
Reorganization of FSA Districts in Arkansas Planned
State FSA Director J V Highfill says Arkansas will reduce from 12 to eight districts by August, cutting loans and staff due to lower appropriations. About 5,000 fewer farm families will access the FSA program next year. districts list Fayetteville Benton Carroll Crawford Franklin Johnson Madison Sebastian Washington. Little Rock Desha Chicot Sefferson Lee Lonoke Monroe Phillips Prairie. Arkadelphia Ashley Bradley Calhoun Columbia Dallas Drew Grant Ouachita Union. Arkadelphia Clark Hempstead Hot Spring Howard Lafayette Little River Miller Nevada Pike Sevier. 1941 auto ownership context noted.
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Site Rock
Farm Security Administration
Arkansas
FSA
J. V. Highfill
Highfill
Fayetteville
Fred E. Delzell
Juanice S. Johnson
Benton
Carroll
Crawford
Franklin
Johnson
Madison
Sebastian
Washington
Little Rock
Earl F. Pettyjohn
Margaret R. Ferguson
Chicot
Desha
Sefferson, Lee
Lonoke
Monroe
Phillips
Prairie
Arkadelphia
James L. Eidson
Annice B. Rye
Ashley
Bradley
Calhoun
Columbia
Dallas
Drew
Grant
Ouachita
Union
Arthur H. Wade
Morthell Scoggin
Clark
Hempstead
Hot Spring
Howard
LaFayette
Little River
Miller
Nevada
Pike
Miss A. Imogene Garrett
Garland, Login, Montgomery, Perry, Polk, Saline, Scott and Yell
Grain and Cotton Slump as War News Dampens Markets
Chicago market reports grain and cotton prices slipping amid war news from the Russian front and inflation actions in Washington. Wheat led declines, with declines also seen in corn and oats while soybeans held near last values. News from Washington and President Roosevelt discussions with Leon Henderson failed to reassure traders about commodity programs.
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Chicago
Washington
Leon Henderson
White House
Roosevelt
Mistrial Declared in Negro Rape Case in Little Rock
Cir cuit Judge Gus Falk declared a mistrial in the case of two Little Rock men, including a former policeman, charged with raping a 19 year old Negro girl. The jury, seated at 1 last night, could not reach a verdict. A third defendant, also a former policeman, had been granted a continuance.
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Little Rock
Gus Falk
Girm
L. S. Mullenax
C. B. Edie, Jr
Dan W. Ellard
Voting amid tensions as Arkansas polls open
Arkansas' Biennial Democratic primary opens with light turnout in many counties while limited black voting attempts are reported. Negro groups and officials prepare summaries for the federal NAACP as racially charged tension surfaces. officials emphasize orderly proceedings and nonviolent participation.
Arkansas Awakens to a Brighter Image Amid War Talk
Native sons General Brebon Somervell General Douglas MacArthur and figures like Albert Pike are recalled as Arkansas declares wartime resolve. Governor Homer Adkins touts awakening to wealth and beauty while Bob Burns defends the state in a famed film controversy. Tourists see Ouachita forests as proof of a brash, confident Arkansas.
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Brebon Somervell
Doulas MacArthur
Albert Pike
New Arknansas
Ron Bob Burns
Little Rock
Paramount
Arkansas
Burns
Ouachita
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansans
Vee
Bob Burns
Doug
Douglas MacArthur
Rubber expert Simpson sparks fear in wartime policy debate
Eliot Simpson, a New York rubber importer and adviser to a congressional committee, argues for reliance on natural and synthetic rubber for five years, tapping Latin American resources. He claims a few Big Rubber companies perpetuate shortages to monopolize the market, a view hotly contested as Arkansas voters eye primaries. Local notes include party battles, black voters’ involvement, and competing bids for senator and Congress seats.
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Oris
Eliot Simpson
New York
Ife
Latin America
Simpson
Election returns showing county by county vote tallies
fragmented OCR tallies list candidates for U S Senator Gov Adkins Heath Keller Neill land commissioner and Supreme Court across multiple counties including Jefferson Union Craighead and Phillips with totals per precincts and counties, indicating ongoing vote counting and results through many precincts and counties.
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Robinson
U. S
Supreme Court
Arkansas Democratic
Frateroities
Terry
Jack Holt
Clyde T. Ellis
John L. McClellan
J. W
Bill) Fulbright
University of Arkansas
Karl Greenhaw
Supreme Court Justic
Virgil Wille
Harrison Alitorney
Ellis
Homer M. Adksins
Fred Keller
Conway
Bill Neill
Title Rock
Vernor Heath
Little Rock
Keller
Ed F. McFadden
Hope
Leffer Gentry
Charles M. Meharty
Latile Rock
John Page
Palmer Taylor
Claude Rankin
Ire J. Golden
E. D. Woodburn
Faddin
Mehaffy
Phillips County
Molt
McClellan
Adkins
Heath
Neil
Tana
Golden
Page
Rankin
Traylor
Woodburn
Gentry
Mefaddin
Mehuffy
Union County
Fills Fa
Neill
Taylor
Methuddin
Craighead County
U.S
Holt
Gov
Keljer
New
Faylor
McFaddin
Mehally
Mississippi County
Terry OL
Kelleray
Golden BA
Genna
Meharty
Ville River County
Bliis
Nell
Goldentu
Suprema
McMaddin
Mehatty
Colimihin County
U S
Ketler
McPuddin
Miller County
UU. S
Ells
McClelan
Meath
Colden
Garland
Neil B
Clark
Bills
Neilley
Golder
McPaddin
Mehatfy
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