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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

5

Sporting Blood chapter ends with Dent jailed on charges

Hunter Dent wakes in a jail cell after a bungled robbery scheme. Sheriff Anderson, probing the case, outlines alleged accomplices and evidence, including a car print match and Ballard family ties. Ballard confronts Dent, hinting at deeper danger as Dent vows to tell all. To be continued.

Hunter Dent Hunter Neal Frazier Mr. Slunter Dent Anderson Hannings Sheriff Anderson Dent Junior Ballarat Strickland Ballard Howdy Mr. Ballard Ballard Huntter

Social Calendar Highlights and a Fayetteville Wedding

Local social calendar notes a Thursday June 19 schedule at the Hope Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, with a 8 o'clock gathering at the Masonic lodge, and junior choir practice at First Methodist Church at 3 30. A pre nuptial luncheon honors Miss Holloway and Miles Williams, with guests listed and crystal gifts noted. A Friday shipment address announces knitted garment kits for August return, plus Miss Pattleia Thompson wed Claud Todd at Central Methodist Fayetteville. The couple plans a two week Colorado Springs honeymoon before settling in Tulsa.

First Methodist Church Toadd-Thompson Pattleia Thompson C. A. Thompson Fayetteville Claud Todd Tulsa Okla Central Methodist Church Conner Morehead Little Rock Frances Carl Lee England Dorothy Ann Beddoe Peggy St. John Rogers Mary Katherine Cherry Cecil Todd Kingfisher Warner St. John Lawrence Harris Todd Colorado Springs Thompson Springdale Arkansas Gazette

Zip Your Lip poster aids wartime silence drive

In Crimea the Nazis push broadcasts while Fort Ord public relations staff craft a "Zip Your Lip" campaign. Arthur Green designs a zipper-lip poster for Civ/Chambers. Monterey and Salinas mayors back cooperation. civic talks, hush signs, and voluntary censorship spread to telephone booths and telegraph lines.

Ft. Ord Arthur Green Post Intelligence Fort Jong Jong

Sol Fais Raises Hand Signs During Officer Formal Greeting

A fragmented line shows a trio of officers being greeted with a finger gesture as a ceremonial, possibly misheard or corrupted, transcription captures a greeting moment among officials. The readable text implies a ritual or informal salute within a formal setting.

Miss Feild Works at Oak Ordnance Plant

Miss Jane Feild of Little Reels has attended Monticello A. and M. for two years and now summering at the Oak Ordnance Plant in Nipolis Illinois as head of the plan department for a sub contractor installing plumbing and heating. She often visits In Hope as the guest of her cousin Miss

Jane Feild Little Reels Monticello A Oak Ordnance Plant Nipolis Miss Feild Hope

Feild and Pic Noted in Pensacola Naval Hospital Illness

Hattie Anne Feild and Anat Pic are mentioned as friends in a bulletin noting A. G. Zimmerly is seriously ill in a Naval Base hospital in Pensacola Florida.

Hattie Anne Feild Anat Pic A. G. Zimmerly Naval Base Hospital Pensacola Fla

Coming and Going and Holloway-Williams Nuptials

Mrs. George Peck of Arkadelphia visits the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble arrive from El Dorado for the Holloway-Williams wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Whitten Sr and Jr return from visits in Okmulgee and Henryetta Oklahoma. Miss Mary Sue Kent goes to Los Angeles for summer work. Miss Sara Lou Ledbetter returns from Washington DC after a month away. The Claytons from Conway are guests of the Davises. Mrs. T. R. Billingsley travels to Lewisville and Garland City for a visit with her daughter and son-in-law. Foy Mumimoans Jr. spends the summer in Washington DC for a government job and night study at George Washington University. Miss Betty Jean Laseter arrives from Little Rock to visit grandparents. Mrs. C. D. Lauterbach motored to Waco to visit relatives. The most powerful American anti-aircraft gun has a range of 14 000 yards.

Las Holloway sJonoree Miles Mary Cornelia Holloway Heriance Mitchell Williams Arin Pool Colyer Cox Barlow Miss Holloway Williams A. K. Holloway Jef. Williams Grenny Sommerville Carolyn Rimble Betty Trimble el Dorado Alva Williams Stamps John Trimble Holloway-Williams Dolphus Whitten Visi Okmulgee Henryetta Okla Mary Sue Kent Los Angeles Calif Lee Williaims James ‘Travis Matthews Mary Helen Jordan Albert Jordan Sheridan Paul James Clayton Jess Davis Claytons Conway, mi T. R. Billingsley Lewisville Garland City Bill McGill McGill

Zip Your Lip During the War in Monterey Peninsula

Wartime secrecy drives Monterey residents to suppress talk of troop movements and military matters. Fort Ord officials, led by Lieut. J K Connell, launched a public relations campaign with posters, bus station loudspeakers, and juke box jingles to promote caution and protect military information.

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Telegram censorship at Fort Ord and Montere y

Reports from Fort Ord and Monterey describe clerks asking soldiers to redact military details in telegrams for secrecy. Noncompliance would trigger transmitting the message with names sent to post intelligence. No refusals have been reported.

Ft. Ord Mongerey

Uses Fingers to Signify Number Fort Leavenworth Incident

Fort Leavenworth officers meet a rookie on a street. The rookie saluted and raised three fingers of his left hand. When questioned, the private explains the gesture as signaling the number three.

Fort Leavenworth Kas Seut Ted O'Sullivan

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