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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1943
Page
4
Miss Fletty Jean Wilver 8 Feted on Birthday Party
Social calendar notes a third birthday fete for Miss Tretty Jean Wilver hosted by Mrs. M. F. Wilver at 615 East Second Street. Festivities featured patriotic decorations, games, and an embossed birthday cake with ice cream. Attendees included Naomi Launer Nanette Williams Samy Woodford and others.
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Fletty
Jean Wilver
Tretty
M. F. Wilver
Samy Woodford
Little Rock
Honores
Mary Beth Bowen
Gail Cook
Shelia
Sharon Foster
Sandes Robins
Tine Greenwald
Johnny Watkins
Oliver Adams, Jr
Out of town visitors attend funeral and notes from Hope
Hope area residents and guests gathered for the internment after a funeral service at First Presbyterian Church. Attendees included numerous families from Bastrop Texarkana Springhill Baton Rouge Shreveport and Little Rock. Hospital updates note recoveries and new births among local residents and visitors.
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Clifton Ingram
Hope
Serviece
First Presbyterian Church
Bagtrap
and Mes
Robinson
Franc Hawthorne
Johnnie Campbell
Dunn
Thomas — Youngdytood
Jessie Rawlings
Dan’ Files
Id Teippe
Tang McCreight
LeRoy Mattison
Nevada Woman Mary Lou Skinner 78 Dies at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lou Skinner age 78 of Nevada county were held at Forrest Hill Church at 2 30 Saturday afternoon with Rev Elbert O'Steen presiding. She is survived by her husband John W Skinner six children Mrs Will Porter Mrs Madison Hamm C L and B C Skinner of Bodean Mrs Henry Boyett and J P Skinner of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Skinner
Nevada County
Bodean
Forrest Hill Church
Elbert O'Steen
John W. Skinner
Will Porter
Madison Hamm
C. L
B.C. Skinner
Henry Boyett
J. P. Skinner
Hope
Second Man Arrested for Espionage
The FBI announced the arrest of a second man in a wartime espionage case. Erwin Marry de Spretter, 68, a non citizen, met with Lehmitz and supplied observations on New York harbor shipping. He received $100 and faces charges under the wartime espionage act alongside Lehmitz, who admitted sending information to the Nazi system.
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New York
Ipy
Federal Bureau of Innvestigation
University of Heidelberg
Lehmitz
Germany
Conroy
de Spretter
New York Warbor
United States
Montevideo
Uruguay
Actin Heat Treating and Brazing Corporation
FHI
Hore
Yanks Slam Japs Back on Land Sea Air
Washington reports heavy air and sea attacks across the Pacific as naval bombers hit Japanese bases from Kiska to the Solomons. Submarine crews sink six Japanese vessels and damage three, with a destroyer and mine layer sunk or disabled during Pacific operations.
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Washington
Torres
Pacific
Navy
Kiska
Solomons
Far East
North Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Japan
GI Checkers Not What They Were
Private Harald N. Fischer of New York says soldiers of the last war were better at checkers than today's troops. He toured Army camps teaching in uniform and later became a pro who won the national championship three times. Fischer notes he can beat 22 checkers and five chess players at once, hopping between boards like a lunch counter waitress. He asserts the untrained player makes one move at a time while pros foresee 10 to 15 moves ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Camp
Polk
Harald N. Fischer
New York
Meine
Mississippi
Fischer
Petrick
Kathy Confesses in Public Trial Twist
Kathy admits killing Derek Grady after revealing her black coat with a bullet hole as evidence. Shaw presses for details while George Baker offers bribes to bury the affair. Kathy finalizes her confession and laments her engagement ring.
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Kathy
Gram
Derek Grady
Shaw
Liston
Grady
Middleton
Derek
Amry
George Baker
Baker
George
End of engagement prompts a tense family crisis
Rene Ryerson narrates a domestic rupture as Kathy is jailed for murder and George Baker hires a top criminal lawyer. The narrator describes watching George, Mattison, and Walter depart with Shaw taking Kathy away, then waking to bad news and arranging a visit to Kathy, while reflecting on personal responsibility. The scene ends with a teaser for the continuation.
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George
Mattison
Walter
Shaw
Kathy
Connie
Clara
George Baker
Clint Mattison
Marvin Jones Resigns Amid Roosevelt Subsidy Debate
Marvin Jones resigns as president of the federal reserve bank at St Louis amid a public dispute over President Roosevelts subsidy program. Davis expresses willingness to resume duties, noting he hoped to discuss the entire problem with the president. The tension involves Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard and the food administration setup.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Davis
Wickard
Yanks Hammer at Kiska in June Allied Air Raids
June operations saw United States bombers hit Japanese positions at Kiska and Little Kiska. On June 27 Ventura and Mitchell aircraft struck the main camp and north head area with all planes returning. June 28 combined Mitchell and Ventura raids targeted Kiska and Little Kiska with weather hampering full observation, but hits were reported on Little Kiska houses. Little Kiska is treated as part of the island for tactical purposes.
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United States
Solomons
North Pacific
Kiska
Alutisians Command
Limes
Miners Return Slowly Across States Amid Walkouts
In Kentucky most miners returned to work while western Pennsylvania saw slow gains, and scattered walkouts persisted in Alabama. Roughly half of Pennsylvania’s 200,000 miners were working with about 100,000 idle, and Alabama pits added 4,000 idled workers. Ohio ended all stoppages as about 30,000 were idle yesterday. Arkansas’ ten day work stoppage in coal mines appeared ended as UMW members began returning to the Paris field.
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Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Ohio
UMW
Arkansas Mitters
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Paris
Army Mail Through Camp Polk La
Camp Polk officers report the army post handles mail for a city of 1.5 million and forwards about 30 000 letters monthly worldwide yet returns an average of only six letters per day to senders.
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Camp Polk
Camp Postal Service
Bobby Grayson Assigned to Pacific Duty
Lt. Bobby Grayson, USC football star and former Navy pre flight instructor at Morago, California, is slated for active duty in the Pacific theater. The move follows his recent service where he contributed as a back field figure for the university.
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San Francisco
Bobby Grayson
University of Southern California
Pacific
Navy
Morago
Calif
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