Victory in Russia and Axis strategy in the Middle East
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes Axis and Allied moves as World War II shifts. He notes Rommel’s Egyptian thrust, Britain’s naval position, and Soviet resilience at Sevastopol. He warns of a German propaganda push to draw Japan into war with Russia while Japan weighs Siberian action.
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Associated Press
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Harding and Continued From Page One Horse Show Event
Harding outlines a large regional horse show with more than fifty animals from several counties, expected to be the largest in the area. Negro Visiting Day Saturday features Dr J H Clayborn of Shorter College as principal speaker with farm tours and a general assembly in the afternoon. The program includes soil, timber, and fertilizer talks by university extension staff and agronomy specialists.
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Ware
Usal
J. H. Clayborn
Shorter College
Colored Farm
C. F. ‘Simmons
University of Arkansas College of “Agriculture
Amos Uinwood
Holt to Speak at Hope and Nearby Cities
Attorney General Jack Holt, candidate for the U.S. Senate, will speak at Hope at 2 20 p m on Saturday June 27 after stops in Murfreesboro at 11 30 a m and Nashville at 1 p m that day He then speaks at Lewisville 4 p m Stamps 5 p m Waldo 66 p m Stephens 7 p m and Magnolia 8 30 p m local times and places designate a campaign tour.
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Jack Holt
United States
Hope
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Lewisville
Stamps
Waldo
Stephens
Magnolia
Axis Artillery Pressed Back Near Izyum Barvenkova
Allied reports show Axis artillery and motorized infantry pressing Soviet troops in the Izyum Barvenkova sector while German planes bombard fortifications. German claims of destroying tanks and capturing prisoners are noted alongside British air activity and political tensions in London as Churchill’s leadership faces heated parliamentary criticism.
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Izyum- Barvenkova
Kharkov
Hitler
Severnaya Bay
Sevastopol
Lsted
RAF
East Anglia
England
Holland
London
Churchill
United States
London Mirror
Yorkshire Post
Singapore
Daily Mail
Arkansas Agriculture College Event Schedule Reveals speakers and activities
A historic Hempstead county event lists university figures and Extension staff including Vines and Barham. The program covers cotton and legume varieties, fruit management, lunch, musical program, amphitheater talks by Ware and Horlacher, a U S Senator address, Harding and Posey, and demonstrations on pasture, home tow, Morse and Carriage Show led by Ann Field Williams Cornelius.
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George W. Ware
Fruit and Truck Branch
Walter R. Horlacher
University of Arkansas College of Agricultue
Lloyd Spencer
United States
Arkansas
Washington, D. C
Arthur M Harding
University of Arkansas
Ella Posey
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Aubrey Enoch
Dj. C. Fullerton
Charles F. Simmons
Oliver L. Adams
Hempstead
Ann Field
Holt Campaign Starts Tonight in Southwest Arkansas
Attorney General Jack Taft, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, opens a speeches tour in southwest Arkansas with a DeQueen appearance tonight and eight talks planned for Saturday. Millard G. Hardin of Tupelo, a 1942 UA Law School graduate, named state young people's manager for Congressman Clyde Ellis. Deadline to withdraw before primaries passed without major changes, party secretary Harvey G. Combs announced.
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Little Rock
Jime
Jack Taft
U.S
Arkansas
DeQueen
Harvey G. Combs
Rommel May Seem Likely to Attack Egypt From Libya
A Cairo dispatch reports a powerful Axis force moving south of Gambut toward Egypt as a major invasion was anticipated. British forces clashed with small Axis groups west of Salam while Axis sea links threaten Tobruk, with German bombers nearing Alexandria and Rommel’s force poised for a spring offensive once reinforcements arrive.
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Tobruk
Bardia
Egypt
Libya
Salam
Cairo
Alexandria
Capuzzo
Ifort
Neil M. Ritchie
Rommel
Churchill Leads Britons In War Crisis Report
Swift disaster in Libya and a united front behind Winston Churchill as leader. German high command claims U boat success in North Central American waters, sinking 20 more merchant ships totaling 102,000 tons. U S Navy reports 13 allied ships sunk in the Caribbean over 12 days, with 48 killed and 87 missing and 635 survivors. Since the war began, 309 ships sunk in the western Atlantic.
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Libya
Pudgy
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
United States
U. S. Navy
Caribbean
Bill Signed for Continued from Page One
Law updates deferment grounds for service members up to line sergeant and third class petty officer. It details Class A and B dependents and monthly deductions from pay, with federal aid scales for wife, children, parents, siblings, and grandchildren. Administration rests with Navy and War Department, effective June 1, 1942, with first payments due the following day. DATED MUFFINS suggests a breakfast recipe note with dates.
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Jess
Army
Navy
the Navy
War Department
Market Report and World War II Notes Chronicle
National Stockyards reports hogs at 14.45 for 180-260 lb, 170 lb class higher, cattle steady with some steers improving, and sheep light trading. Poultry prices rise slightly as Chicago markets show steady to firm live poultry. British RAF and US bombers target Bengali supply depots, Greece, Crete, and coastal Libya fronts amid Axis pressure. Wheat, corn, and soybeans hover with mixed moves as grain markets respond to war news and storage concerns. Moon area noted as four times Murape in size.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept
Chicago
Congress
Four States Meet at Corner Point in Monument Mark
The only U S point common to four states Utah Arizona New Mexico and Colorado lies at their intersection marked by a monument. Hockey is named as Canada’s national sport.
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United States
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Hamburg Riots Highlight Surging German Hardship
Our Daily Bread notes suggest Hamburg stevedores sparked street chaos by tossing coffee intended for the Russian front, signaling widespread Food shortages. The piece connects Hamburg’s 1918 mutiny and Communist activity to current strain, speculating on ongoing Comintern influence and possible revival of Communist organization in the city amid Nazi repression.
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Homburg
Germany
Reich
Gestapo
Cernany
Hamburg
Sallova
Wilhelm
Europe
Hitler
Moscow
Amburg
Comintern
Move to Oust Churchill Shapes UK Commons Show
Opposition moves gather in the House of Commons amid war leadership doubts after Tobruk losses and Axis threats to Egypt. Observers expect Churchill to respond with a confidence vote and a demand for government reconstruction on merit.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Tobruk
Egypt
Poli
Mary Clement R. Allee
United States
Farm boom unlikely, says farm credit chief
Kansas City dispatch reports De B C Johnson head of the Farm Credit Administration economic and research division told directors that wartime farm gains will not continue. He cited labor shortages, price stabilization, and high taxes as factors likely reducing net farm income.
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Kansas City
de, B. C. Johnson
The
Farm Credit Administration
Johnson
German discontent grows over war wrecking Hamburg shipping
Reports from Germany describe mounting dissatisfaction with the war's damage to Hamburg's foreign shipping industry and the harsh bombardment by Britain, fueling an internal stir against the Tuner.
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Germany
Mamburg
Britain
Timburg
Tuehrer
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