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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
4
Social Calendar Shows June Church Events and Club Meetings
The June social calendar lists events across First Baptist First Methodist and various clubs. Alathean and Winsome classes meet at homes or clubs, with transportation by call. Gardenia and Lilac garden clubs plan home gatherings. Methodist Auxiliary holds a Monday session with a program, devotions, and announcements. Circle members prepare museum contributions and a session on Christian World Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mys
Lean Davis
Jane 1Fith
Steve Corrigan
Stiiky Callicot
Gardenia Garden Club
Methodist Auxiliary
Women's Society
Chistian
First Methodist Church
Claudia Igce
R. B. Moore
R. M. Wiiant
J. O. Kyler
Clarice Cannon
Delaware Conference On
Joe Black
Brents McPherson
George Newbern
Many Fort Worth Area Residents Visit Kin and Friends
Mrs. Thompson Evins of Wiolitti Falls Texas spends a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson. Mrs. Fowler returns from Camp Wheeler Georgia. Mrs. Mullins and Carolyn Moses depart for Camden for vigil. Miss Drilling visits Mrs Tarpley in Tex Arkansas. Lt. Carter of the Naval Air Corps visits Terminal Stand. Ensign Pilkinton hosts from New Orleans. Ophilia Hamilton visits Texurlsnnie. Mrs. Carpenter returns home with Pvt Carpenter from Camp Robinson. Sam Aylett family returns to Bay City after week with relatives in Hope and Texarkana. Mrs. Neal and daughter To Ann visit relatives in Bay City. Velvin and Vaughn return to El Worth from visiting Annie Mae White. Mrs. Jones and Jim Butler travel to Idabel Oklahoma for funeral of James Thomas Reese killed near an army base in Grenada Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Aylett
Marie
Bay City
Texas
Hope
Texarkana
F. N. Velvin
James Vaughn
Annie Mae White
el, Worth
B. M. Jones
Jim Butler
la Idabel
Okla
James Thomas Reese
Carl Reede
Grenada
Miss
E. N. Bacon Dies Monday in Arizona
E N Bacon former resident of Hope died in Phoenix Arizona from a heart attack. He had moved from Lake Charles Louisiana to Phoenix recently and previously lived in Hope where he worked as an electrician. Funeral services are incomplete but will send the body to Hope for burial next week. Survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Elvin Bruce Smackover and Margaret of Phoenix and three sons Douglas Lake Charles Neil Baton Rouge and Tammy Bacon San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. N. Bacon
Hope
Phoenix
Arizona
Lake Charles
Elvin Bruce
Smackover
Margaret
Douglas
Neil
Baton Rouge
Tammy Bacon
Luxury Service in Hotels Out for Duration
Philadelphia on June 15 reports drastic wartime measures shaving hotel services to conserve manpower. Room service linen and fresh sheets vanished, daily towels limited, and one day laundry dropped as restaurant hours cut. Women filled elevator, auditor and clerk roles while disabled men took over freight and night work under War Manpower Commission rules.
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Philadelphia
War Manpower Commission
Rudolf F. Vogeler
WMC
Jurymen Call for Law Enforcement
Little Rock and Pulaski county law officers were subpoenaed to testify before a special county grand jury session Tuesday. Jury foreman Earl Rossner said subpoenas were served on Mayor Charles E. Moyer, Mayor Charles Neeley, police chiefs J A Pitcock and J H Anderson, Chief Detective Mar tin, Sheriff Gus Caple and deputies. The panel will question them about alleged Rambling and bookmaking activities at Liles Interenter Lille Rock. The jury had previously indicted five operators and employees of bookie establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Rock
Little Rock
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Earl Rossner
Charles E. Moyer
Charles Neeley
North Liittle Rock
J. A. Pitcock
J. H. Anderson
Or. Martin
Gus Caple
Rossner
Liles
Lille Rock
Jimy
Deaths of Fred B. Peterson and Dorothy Ridenour Day
Fred B. Peterson, 67, former War Trade Board official and crude rubber raker, born in Rockford Illinois, died in New York. Dorothy Ridenour Day, 80, prominent social figure wife of H Mason Day, died in Oyster Bay, New York, on June 15 after a life in society and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fred B. Peterson
New York
War Trade Board
Rockford
Doroohy Ridenour
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Dorothy Ridenour Day
Social
H. Mason
Decrease in Sales in Eighth District
May sales in the Eighth Federal Reserve District fell 8 percent from April yet remained 18 percent higher than May 1942. St Louis and Little Rock showed gains over April with year over year advantages, while Memphis stayed flat. Springfield and other Arkansas centers posted smaller increases as the district’s overall May 1943 performance stayed above 1942 levels.
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St. Louis
Federal Reserve District
Little Rock
Ark
Federal Reserve Bank
Memphis
Tenn
Avere
Springfield
Smith
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Unlucky Cadet Wiener’s Lucky Escapes and War Tales
Aerial cadet Hugo Wiener, stationed in Fresno, writes of near falls and a bull encounter after a risky solo flight. He recounts a parachute save, a plate glass door mix up, a Pearl Harbor gun post injury, and a Purple Heart win. The letter also touches on a Los Angeles gang, a trolley conductor job, and a coincedence at a Ten Commandments signing.
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Evansville
Mavry C. Wiener
Wugo Wiener
Wiener
Pearl Harbor
Tige
A Loan Is A Loan Even in North Africa
In North Africa Pvt. Melvin Cain borrows 26 francs 50 from Pvt. John Rogers by mortgaging his pup tent. Rogers warns of eviction risks and Cain jokes about appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court. Also noted are Sgt Erland Moltke painting his helmet white for shade and a bomber crew dining in a French town after a mission, with a captain reflecting on leaving comrades behind and hoping for future reunion.
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Harold V. Boyle
North Africa
Melvin Cain
St. Louis
John M. Rogers
Thibert
China
Rogers
Cain
United States Army
U. S. Supreme Court
Erland Moltke
Benjamin Peanklin
Moltke
Noinp Hame
Pacific
The Turquoise Room Holds New Clues In Derek Case
The inquest into Derek's death proceeds with Connie and I testifying about finding the body while Chief Deputy Shaw notes the pistol, bullet, and heel found at the scene. The coroner adjourns until Margaret Grady can appear, as Derek's father and stepmother arrive and tensions rise with Will Grady's flashy wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Waller
Margaret
Mattigan’s Cottage
Shaw
Connie
Derek
Connie’s
Court House
Margaret Grady
Mrs. Grady
War briefs recount Allied air strikes and submarine prowess
Bomber raids over Sicily and southern Italy targeted rail hubs and ships. Allied attacks hit Catania and Gerbini bases as Pantelleria and other outposts are fortified. U S and RAF sub and surface actions claimed hits on Japanese ships, including a destroyer, and submarines engagement yielded a sub sink. Amberjack and Grampus losses are acknowledged with crews missing.
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Sicily
Italy
Ticala
Teremin
Terese
Fieume Torlo
Powar
RAF
Pantelleria
Mediterranean
Middleast Air Command
Aegean
Cass War Bulletin
Middle East
Catania
Gerbini
North African Command
Lampedusa
Kinosa
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Knox Promises (Continued From Page One) Submarine Campaign Outlook
Secretary Knox discussed the Atlantic submarine war noting a current low in enemy campaigns but stressing no quick end. He cited improvements in ship and aircraft availability, better anti submarine tactics, and bombings of U boat bases as factors driving progress. He warned sinkings will continue until victory is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Knox
Tse
Submarines Reported Near The Tape In World Tension
The fragment notes U S submarines seen near a pivotal area and hints at covert naval activity amid rising global tension. It references sightings within visual range and implies disciplined maneuvers by subs in contested waters.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Springer
DB. B. ‘Thompson
Lilac Garden Club
W. G. Allison
Mrs. Thompson Evins, Jr
Wiolitti Falls, Texas
Mrs
Roy Anderson
W. K. Fowler
Pvt. Fowler
Camp Wheeler, Ga
L. &. Mullins
Carolyn Moses
Camden
Vigil Mra
Miner
Spain
Betty Jane Drilling
Corn, Ark
Mra
C. W. Tarpley
Mr. Tarpley
Ray K. Carter
A. 5
Naval A Corps
J. L. Pilkinton
Dan Pilkinton
Ensign
James Pilkinton
New Orleans
Ophilia Hamilton
Betty Gean Martin
Texurlsnnie
Harry Phipps
Guy EB. Carpenter
Mt. Verdan
Pvt. Carpenter
Camp Robinson
Edgar Neal
Ann
NEW Saenger
John Carroll
Susan Hayward
Ellen Drew
Richard Denning
Jerry Colonna
Archte
Joe Capades Co
Rialto
Tyrone Power
The
Black Swan
Priorie Weaver
E. N
Bacon
Doominion
Sunday Island
Columbus
Goldstein
Spring Street
Isadore Cohen
Rene Ryerson
Middleton
Walter
Liston
John
Kathy
Kyaiktower
Erek
Will Grady
Will
Revlon
Schiaparelli
Gay Garland
Wembley
Wembley Nor-East
Wembleys
Nor-East
Manhattan
Hope’s Finest Department Store
U. S
Arkansas Gazette Carrier Boys
Jack's
Ward & Son
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