Hope municipal airport may benefit from Proving Ground plans
Editorial notes the proposed Hope Proving Ground military airport does not end civilian aviation at the municipal field. It argues the project could boost civilian air traffic and preserve Hope as a potential stop for scheduled or private flights, urging rapid development of the municipal field under civil aeronautics and works programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
the Star
Lloyd Spencer
Mape Municipal
Barksdale Field
Spencer
Proving Ground
Army
Middle West
Southwest
Civil Aeronautics and Works Divisions
Japs Break Off Dutch Indie Trade Parley
Batavia Netherlands Indies Japan abruptly halted economic talks with the Dutch East Indies and both governments said no agreement would alter formal relations. A joint communique cited unsatisfactory results after discussions on oil rubber and tin. Japan asked the Indies to reconsider its June 6 reply. the Dutch declined to move from its position.
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Batavia
Netherlands
Englhidies
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Indies
Netherlands East Indies
Jups
Dultch
Nazis Move to West Norway
London reports indicate Germany is massing troops on Norway s west coast to guard against a Scotland invasion. Norwegian sources say trains carrying marines and materiel have moved through Oslo toward the west coast, while Krogera on the Skagerrak notes transports entering from the east. Also noted is a labor stat showing U S steel workers who are citizens and born in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Scotland
Oslo
Krogerae
Skaggerak
Odd sport terms tied to birds and animals
A comic page note lists sport terms linked to birds and animals. It asks to identify the sports associated with Birdig, Bat and fly, Cricket, Swan and duck, and Flying mare. The piece notes these terms pop up in sport with alternate meanings.
Two Cities Tackle the Slum Evil in Redevelopment Plan
Willis Thornton notes New York and Chicago have enacted laws to spur private investment in slum rehabilitation. New York offers 10 years tax immunity and a right to condemn after 61 percent acquisition, with municipal planning oversight. Chicago mirrors with similar incentives and 11 percent site acquisition. The piece argues tax, condemnation, planning and financing changes are needed to attract private capital and questions outcomes in these urban centers.
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New York
Illinois
Development Corporation
Chicago
Consolidation of Washington and Ozan Looms
The War Departments Proving Ground will cut 37 000 acres northwest of Hope toward Nashville this summer likely abolishing four rural schools and shifting tax base. Hempstead county boards face boundary changes, district consolidations, and complex school debt issues amid the project. Senator Lloyd Spencer notes no federal provision exists for local school tax adjustments and discusses possible congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Nashville
War Department
Hempstead
County Board of Education
E. E. Austin
Hempstead Court
Clifford Franks
Albert Hulsey
Washington
Hugh Garner
Spring Hill
J. J. Brine
Blevins
John H. Burrow
Ozan
Proving Ground
Walnut Grove
Redland Township
Bradley
DeRonne
Doph
Oakland
Oak Grove
Ovan
Congress
Lloyd Spencer
War B Department
Spencey
Arkapsus
House
Senate
Sabbath Commandment Verse Note
A brief note quotes Deuteronomy 5 12 urging readers to observe the Sabbath as commanded by the Lord. It emphasizes sanctifying the day and honoring God through rest and reverence.
When Fleet Goes Into Action Fate of Nation May Hang on Result
NEA Service correspondent outlines a hypothetical half hour sea battle deciding a nation’s fate, the Pacific Fleet’s dominance, and the roles of battleships, cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and aircraft carriers in a looming global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wolf
NEA
New York
U. S
Tor
America
Germany
U.S
United States
Manhattan
Washington
Rero
U. S. Navy
Red River Reaches 29.6 Feet Tuesday
Reports from Fulton indicate the Red River stood at 29.6 feet on Tuesday with immediate danger believed past. Weather bureaus forecast a decline in water levels beginning later Tuesday as conditions improve.
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Red River
Fulton
Fire Quickly Put Out at Basket Plant
A small fire at the Hope Basket Company early Sunday morning was quickly extinguished by the Hope Fire Department before the flame could cause any serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Basket Company
Hope Fire Department
US Says German Sinking Charge Unchanged
Undersecretary of State Sumner Wells said the basic charges against Germany for sinking the Robin Moor remain unchanged despite 45 missing survivors arriving in Capetown South Africa. He noted evidence from Brazil and a Capetown deposition, with a final decision possible soon and a stern protest likely if the international law violation is upheld.
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Washington
Sumner Wells
Germany
Capetown
South Africa
Wells
Brazil
Hempstead County Fair Organizes Committees and Appeals for Funds
The Executive Committee formed a Finance Committee listing Henry Haynes Cecil Dennis E O Wingfield R L Branch Luther Hollamon Ed Ward M Bates Lyman Armstrong. New members added include W M Sparks Buford Poe Judge Fred Luck Mrs Shirley Stewart Mrs O D Hadnet B E K McMahon George Ware TY PL Boyd. They seek county business contributions to cover premiums for farm products women’s exhibits and other departments as the state will cover premiums on livestock only. The Finance Committee will meet Wednesday to explore funds with no catalog until funding is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Fair
Henry Haynes
Cecil Dennis
E. 0. Wingfield
R. L. Branch
Luther Hollamon
Ed Ward
M. & Bates
Lyman Armstrong
W. M. Sparks
Buford Poe
Fred Luck
Shirley Stewart
D. Hadnet
B. EK
McMahon
George Ware
TY. PL Boyd
Ban on Oil Export Asked
Washington proposed a complete ban on oil exports by individuals without government approval following a 240000 gallon shipment from Philadelphia to Japan. Secretary Ickes and R K Davies sent letters to petroleum groups urging no further sales or shipments without government approval to prevent drainage of Atlantic coast stocks.
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Washington
Ickes
Philadelphia
Japan
Atlantic Seaboard
R. K. Davies
Atlantic Coast
Recreation Council Pursues Summer Vacation Program
Members of the Hope Recreation Council reported steady progress in organizing a summer recreation program. Miss Beryl Henry said public school grounds may be used, and A E Stonequist announced two tennis nets secured for Fair Park courts. The council voted to request a city donation of 200 dollars.
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Hope Recreational Council
Beryl Hen'y
Sumer
A. E. Stonequist
Fair Park
Shakeup Near for Hospital in Arkansas
In Little Rock the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases faces a personnel shakeup as former Superintendent R. E. Rowland was ousted last month. Governor Adkins attended an executive board session with trustees, signaling a forthcoming state statement and possible changes. Dr A C Kolb, appointed to succeed Rowland, began duties during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Hospital
R. E. Rowland
Adkins
A. C. Kolb
Hope
Rowland
British raids and pushes widen East Africa battlefront
War bulletin reports British forces inflict losses on German and Italian troops, with anti Axis follow up across Fort Capuzzo and the East Africa front. In Lakemti and Assab area actions yield captives and equipment as battles intensify amid Axis air and ground counterattacks.
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Lakemti
Ethiopia
Assab
DNB
Britain
High
Cotton Stamp Meet Friday In Hempstead County
A mass meeting for all Hempstead County merchants is called for Friday night at 8:00 PM in the City Hall Auditorium. Representatives from the Surplus Marketing Administration and Agricultural Adjustment Administration, along with the Agricultural Extension Department, will explain proper handling of government cotton stamps and assist merchants in campaigns to sell more cotton goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Eam Oo
Surplus Marketing Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Extension Department
Police arrest Lonza Moss for hit and run in Hope
The Hope police department announced the arrest of Lonza Moss on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving. The case involves a mule struck on North Hazel street. a headlight fragment linked to Moss’s car tied him to the incident. The mule was seriously injured.
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Hope Police Department
Lonza
Moss
Hope Negro
Randolf Haddix
North Hazel Street
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Willis Thornton
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