Mackenzie Sees Soviet Entry Against Japan Within Months
DeWitt Mackenzie argues Russia will enter World War II against Japan, likely in late summer or autumn after shifting forces from European Russia to Siberia. He cites strategic incentives, historical pressure from Japan, and current Soviet troop movements near the Soviet border as indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
Pacific
Moscow
Marshal Stalin
Sphinx
Japan
Siberia
Soviet Union
Nippon
East Asia
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Sakhali
Tokyo
Korea
Russian
China
Germany
America
United Nations
Soviet
Red
Arkansas Casualty List Reflects War Updates and Names
A compiled casualty list from wartime reports lists Navy wounded and missing personnel in Arkansas regions Blytheville Uniontown Black Oak and Yellville plus Army dead wounded and missing in several towns including Morrilton Berryville Lepanto and El Dorado. Liberated POWs are named with ranks and home towns across Arkansas and nearby states.
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War Department
Navy Department
Navy
Brown
John M., Jr
Pfec
USMCR
Blytheville
Mitchell
Dennis G
Pfe
Uniontown
Cummings
Ruben Monroe
Shipfitter
USNR
Black Oak
Alvis H
Markedree
Fleming
Samuel A
Montrose
Pacific
Blackwell
Glenn A
T-5
Lake City
Rurestone
Albert C
Wilmot Lackey
Robert F
Keiser
Mitchell Author L. Pfc
Perry
Upchurch Cleo D
T-4
Morrilton
Sone
Dick P., Jr
T-3
Nimrod
Blankenship
William A
Yellville
Fanning Claude R
Berryville
Gray, Clyde M
Lepanto
Harrison, Wilburn L
Poyen
Military Roll Call Fragments with Named Service Members
Fragmentary list of soldiers and ranks including DeWitt Herrin James R Pvt Camp Holloway Verlin L Pvt Hunt Clarence H T-Stt Harrison Kennedy Greenwood Kuroiwa Harry H Pfe Rohwer WRA McGuire Robert A Jr 1st Lt Lamar Thompson Warren A S-Sgt Fort Smith Wasson James H Pfe Harrison Willsey John L S-Sgt Barber. Words and Music by Ted Jones.
Star Publishing Co. notes and war outlook from 1929
Star Newspaper details publication data and affiliations for Hope Arkansas. It cites Associated Press dispatches from Moscow noting the Red Army's intensive training as tensions rise toward possible war between Russia and Japan.
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Star
Red Army
Siberia
Manchuria
Associated Press
Moscow
Iberia
Eye witness recalls Heydrich death in Prague bombing
Camp Lee Virginia June 7 An officer candidate gives an eyewitness account of the May 27 1942 assassination of Reinhard Heydrich The Gestapo Hangman dies after a car bombing in Lidice and ensuing gunfire He describes two attackers a big black Mercedes SS flags and a grenade and notes Nazi reprisals and subsequent imprisonment of the witness at Bavarian camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lee
Gestapo
Reinhardt Heydrich
Lidice
Prague
Harold Kirkpatrick
Pomona
Calif
Kirkpatrick
University of Prague
De Lattre Leads French Army Roles in Postwar Plans
The article notes de Lattre’s wartime exploits including camouflaging tanks at Rethel and fighting with De Gaulle’s faction. It reports his expected rise as supreme head of the French Army, with Juin as current holder and Koenig to govern Paris affairs in occupied Germany, plus Leclerc replacing de Lattre. It also mentions a village link to Clemenceau.
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de Lattre
Rethel
Vichy
North Africa
de Gaulle
Bir Hareheim
Elba
Italy
Corsica
Riviera
Patch
Seventh
Saint Tropez
Germany
Big Four Council
Alphonse Juin
George Marshall
U. S
Juin
Morocco
Lord Wavell
India
Jacques Leclerc
Lake Chad
Africa
Rommel
Pierre Koenig
Paris
Vendee
Clemenceau
Charter revision hinges on sovereign equality at UN
The piece argues that only a truly equal UN Charter, open to revision, can safeguard world peace. It cautions against veto power that lets strong states start a world war and urges small powers to demand real equality in the UN system.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Tax withholding rules for declarations and quarterly payments
The notice explains when to file a declaration and make quarterly payments. If wages exceed $5,000 plus $500 per surtax exemption, full tax is withheld and no extra payments are due until wages exceed $6,500. Other income over $100 with total expected $500 or more requires a declaration. Quarterly due dates are Sept 15 and Dec 15.
Be cast into the midst of a burning fiery furnace
A compact verse compilation citing Daniel 2:8 and a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow line about prayer and authenticity. The fragment reflects biblical imagery and a defiant stance on prayer, pairing a classical scripture with a modern poet’s sentiment.
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Daniel
Derby Dreamer Misweet Eyes Historic Run
Arthur Rose of Mt. Clemens Michigan owner of Misweet the Michigan Racing Commission secretary and Kentucky Derby hopeful vows to run the filly at Churchill Downs despite Hoop Jr. challenging pace setters. Misweet, bought for 1650 dollars, has two dozen starts with best finish fourth and 9000 dollars in earnings, aiming for a rare filly victory in the 71st Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rose
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Rose
Michigan Racing Commission
Hoop Jr
Lee O'Donnell
Churchill Downs
Johnstown
Gold Seeker
Misweet
Market Report for St Louis Livestock June 7 at National Stockyards
Hogs 5 500 head active and steady with barrows and gilts weighing all sizes at 14.70 and up to 15 25 for lighter hogs. sows 13 95 and stags 13 50 to 13 95. Cattle and calves about 2 000 and 1 200, generally steady with limited demand. steers few loads offered with mediums at 14 50 to 15 00. vealers to 16 00, average around 15 75 to 16 00. Sheep 1 590 steady to strong. ewes 9 00 and shorn 6 00 to 7 00, lambs 15 90 to 16 00 for good and choice, some 14 10 to 15 00 for medium.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Texas
Today's Games By The Associated Press
National League games include Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston with multiple daytime starts. American League features Philadelphia at Boston and St. Louis at Chicago among scheduled matchups. Tomorrow's lineup shows several night and twilight games across both leagues.
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National Advertising Representative
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis, Tenn
Sterick
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
New York City
Madison Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Grand Blvd
Oklahoma City
Termal
New Orleans
Union St
Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Amercan League
Washington
Weather Song: Unusual Forecast Sparks Homegrown Frost
The notice playfully suggests continued unusual weather could yield frozen vegetables straight from the garden, highlighting an optimistic view of self-sufficiency and early harvest.
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Mackenzie
Doan
Douan
J. A. Sullivan, Jr
North Main
Norman Breslauer
South Elm St
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Arkansas
Allison V
el Dorado
McClaren
Wilson N
Center Ridge
Sweaza
Dernwood
Watson
Tanner Harrold D
Boone- Teer
Bruce E. Pfe
Lou Ann
Davis
John C
Cotton
Jennes
Ned B
Tay. Harrington, William E., Pfc
Ane
Haynes, Olen L
Prescott
Henderson John M
Words
Ted Jones
Ueiulot Nar Falun Otatrpsl
Hope, “Ark
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing Co., Inc
Cc. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Hope, Anna
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Ass’n
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Lafayette
Heydrich
Our Daily
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Albert J. Magley
Maplewood
N. J
Okinawa
Kadena
Death Rattler
2D Marine Air Wing
Donald E. Hudson
DeKalb, Ill
Eric H. Staples
Sanford
Maine
15Th Air Force
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
U.S Military Academy
West Point
Byers Drug Store
Alaska
HOPE
Charles Dunkley
Louisville
Hope Springs
Market Report
Reese Chambliss
West 4Th Street
Pia June Foods Ue
Risket
K. B
A. J
Lis
California
Schumacker
Stueart’s
Stubart
Stampa
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