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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1942

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights Local Society Events

Society notes list multiple Circle meetings of W M U units at various homes on Monday. Also included are a Girl Scout Council meeting at city hall and a bridge party honoring Miss Mary Cornelia Holloway with co-hostesses and a Tuesday contract club gathering.

Girl Scout Council

Nashville brides elect honored at Garner hotel

Mrs Mary Wepler hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at the Garner hotel in Nashville honoring Miss Mary Cornetla Holloway and Miss Daisy Bell Ball of Nashville. Progressive bridge with 7 tables preceded bunga games, prizes from a National Defense container, crystal gifts, and a bridal motif buffet. Guests from Hope included Holloway and numerous local ladies and Mrs BUL Tom Bundy.

Miss Holloway Nashville Mary Wepler Mary Allee Garner Hotel Mary Cornetla Holloway Daisy Bell Ball National Defense Hope A, Ik, Holloway Terrell Cornelius Carolyn Barr Nancy Hill Nancy Robins Frances Yogum Carolyn Trimble Mary Wilson Martha White Marilyn McRae Bul Tom Bundy

Weekend Guests and Travel Notes From Texarkana Society

Social notes recount weekend visits and travel among area residents including Sit Virgil Warmack of Kelly Field, John Henry Ellen heading to El Dorado for training, Charles Thomas Jr shipping to Camp Pioneer for two weeks, and engagements and family visits involving Miss Betty Hendricks, Mrs. C. A. Traynes, and the Holloway Williams wedding party. Also mentioned are Pvt Steve Atkins at Camp Chaffee, Betty Trimble and Mary Alice Wepfer arriving for the Holloway Williams nuptials, and relatives visiting from Washington DC, St. Louis, and Kansas City.

John Henry Ellen el Dorado O- Charles Thomas, Jr Camp Pioneer Betty Trimble Mary Alice Wepfer Arkansas State Teachers’ College Conway Holloway-Williams Claude Johnson Lynda Jean and Henry Washington D. C OS Sharles M. Webb St. Louis Sam Warmack Mr. Warmack Ellen Jane Glaze Hearden Paul Jones Mr. Jones

Calculating War Costs and Inflation Risk After Tax Shifts

The piece analyzes how a $24 billion tax target plus a $77 billion outlay yields a $53 billion funding gap. It outlines direct and indirect tax expectations, possible borrowing, and the impact on inflation, price controls, and rationing. It stresses saving $37 billion from circulation via voluntary means to avoid inflation.

Washington war finance and home visits in 1942

In Washington the government plans to spend about 77 million for war production in the new fiscal year starting July 1. Taxation may fund about 24 billion of the 77 billion, as the national income rises toward 117 billion, with concerns over empty raw materials and business impacts. Local visits by Little Rock residents are noted.

House Ways and Means IOU Washington Phew Hunter Junior Ballard Junior Strickland Ballard

Hunter Dent guards Ballard mystery amid missing safe money

Hunter Dent discovers the safe’s empty while Red Ballard and Junior Ballard face danger after a theft. Sheriff Anderson and Major Doolittle inspect tire tracks linked to a car crash, with Dent plotting to protect Junior and the Ballard family from further harm.

Hunter Dent Red Junior Ballard Hunter Middleton Hed Ballard Major Doolittle Sheriff Anderson Midland County Junior Doolittle J. P Miss Ballard Sherif Anderson Ts Hunter Benllemen Anderson

Pipeline Won't Meet Demands Amid Oil Transport Crunch

NEA reports the Longview Texas to Salem line aims for six month completion but will supply only 300,000 barrels daily, far short of the 4,297,000-barrel daily need for the Atlantic Coast industrial region. The piece traces oil transport history, current capacity, and proposed expansion, noting tank car speeds and cross-country constraints.

NEA New York Longview Tex Salem WPE Atlantic Coast America Midwest Ilinois Texas Ama American Indic

Government Debt Refunding Idea After War

A government economist explains that bond provisions prevent cash redemption during the war and postwar refunding of public debt could retire the debt by continuing war taxes. The piece presents this as the simplest explanation of the current fiscal problem.

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Free Ice Cream as the Lexington Sank in War Scene

In Livermore California a mock wartime scene unfolds as the air craft carrier Lexington is struck. Sailors line the ship's store to buy ice cream cones amid smoke and failures in lines. A storekeeper gives away ice cream as crews abandon ship and prepare to go over the side. Recruiting of laborers in Poland and other neighboring countries has been organized by the German government and the Department of Commerce reports.

Livermore Calif Lexington Cora Frank Gill Pled Cortries Ger Government Department Commerce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society Daisy Dorothy Heard W. M.U First Baptist Chiurery Roy Craine W. M. UL The First Baptist Church Erwin Urrey Huntley Arch Moore W. MU Unity Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church the Church Tom Purvis Mary Cornelia Holloway Mitchell Williams American Legion Auxiliary W. H. Gunter W. M. Ramsey Claude Agee Tom Middlebrooks Frances Yooun Roy Allison Mary Cornelia Hollo Saenger Spencer Katharine Gar Ie Theatres Rialto Matinee Daily Sun-Mon Canal Zone Saddle Mountain Way Martin Paul Virgil Warmack Kelly Field Betty Hendricks Texarana Marjorie Dildy Richard Thompson Manhattan Kansas C. A. Traynes Daughters of the American Revolution Texarkana Charles A. Haynes Mamie Twitchell Katherine Howard R. B. Cain W. E. Williams Betty Gobson Lucy Persons Steve Atkins Camp Chauffee Arkansas Will Atkins Thompson Evans, Sr Thompson Evans Wichita Polis Pvt Thompson Evans, Jr Halle Tyree M. A. Kreuter Kansas City Charles Wylie Edy Lamarr Chester IA Orris Harriet Hilliard John Hubbard Eee Edson U. S Little Rock Oliver Mills J. T. Ellis Qdell Lueck B. J, Collins van, Texas Harry Harrison Kroll Hunter Bents Balbard Hunter Finda Lyfe Aguiire Dimayni Panter Sunder Manter Juntor Natlard Bella Marthe Bis Unnter Sheriff Steps Hutler McDougal Twins Ballard Strick Ballard Mid-West Ieee Ene Bell System Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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