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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1942
Page
3
Alexander R. George reports on the 1942 federal income tax season urging new taxpayers to report fully and claim every deduction. The piece notes millions must file, guides on Form 1040 versus the simplified WHICA, and advises careful, thorough preparation to save money and avoid errors.
The Gantric drug store was burglarized Friday night. Cash clealers were rifled of five dollars and perfume, cigarettes, and narcotics stolen. Entrance forced via front door. Also notes on local games and Rotary Institute speaker Clarence Henry of Chicago.
Society events recount hunting trips near Camden and visits by Mr and Mrs Owen Waters and Mr and Mrs Ho BL DeLamar to their son Pag B A DeLamar in Jackson Barracks New Orleans. Miss Carvie Jane Greeson guest of her mother Mrs Hartwell Greesen at Bendix College Conway. Chipley Elesterly exploring Della Alpha at Hendry College Conway. Mrs Cal Burke and Gon Huwil Burke visiting relatives in Dallas. The Missionary Circle of First Baptist meets at the ed at Wo a Home Missions. Rotary Club gathers at Broadway Hotel at noon. Wesleyan Guild of First Methodist meets at Mrs Lee Semmer hirt home at 7 30. Mr Clarence Henry Rotary speaker at City Hall Auditorium 3 00. Thursday W C T A meets at the home of Mrs Hunter Scott.
Land transfers and oil and gas leases filed February 28 1942 include Warranty Deeds for 40 acres in multiple sections and quarters in Owens Bay area. Transfers involve Nannie Turner James B F Turner B B McBrile W L Goldsten and others with assignments of oil and gas leases, royalty deeds and mineral deeds across sections in Township 14S to 19S and ranges 2W to 24W, Lafayette County Arkansas.
A dense record of royalty deeds and transfers dated February 1942, listing numerous individuals and couples including Roger S. Randolph, D. R. Snow, George Noland, Robert Hixon, and Hubert Hixon. Transactions cover NW, NE, SW, and SE quarters across Secs 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, and 15 in Townships 15S and 24 West, with royalty interests ranging from 1/1280 to 1/400 plus mineral deeds and leases. Filings span February 11 through February 29, 1942, and reference several land tracts, square parcels, and surrounding roads.
A dense roll of mineral deeds O and G lease filings dated February 1942 across multiple townships in Texas and Nevada County. Names include Schwab Stubbs Markley and Angle with various royalty interests and recorded dates February 27 to 28 1942. The bundle lists fractional interests 1/64 1/84 3/160 and other fractions, with locations spanning Secs 1 7 14 19 27 28 31 in Townships 11 to 16 South and Ranges 21 to 25 West. Includes assignments of O G leases to Hunt Oil and East Texas Refining Company and several warranty and royalty deeds.
The speaker states he will not quit his private business to run for public office. He notes war emergency restrictions have affected his selling of automobiles and argues he is qualified to manage county affairs and the clerk's duties. He promises to justify the voters' Avent if elected.
Japanese spearhead forces damaged or sunk 27 ships over 1 3 days in an invasion of transports and warships. The Bulch acknowledged losses of two cruisers and two destroyers. A Japanese naval spokesman and United Nations cruisers and destroyers were credited with sinking in the battle off Java between Friday and Sunday morning in a major Pacific engagement.
Fragmentary text discusses milility victories and self reliance, mentioning United States capacity to wield ceanurisie weapons and a retrospective view of European geography, including Britain and a great river near Seviland and Norway.
Urges readers with stomach and digestive troubles to request a 122 page book from the McCleary Clinic. Includes diagrams charts and X rays of intestinal conditions and mild infectious treatments. Reference list notes many funder bedouts from United Stand Canada during the period.
Washington reports show a housing and staffing squeeze as war mobilization escalates. The President orders a renews survey of personnel needs and a 40 hour week rebalancing to free workers for war production. Voters grow weary of delays and red tape as housing shortages push people into parks and trailer towns near the capital.
Fragmented text references Ivins Paint and Maryland Virginia towns, Winifield creles and tents, old tack poets rack foets, a diary continues, Alaska guide usages, one-fourth of gate reduced as coinage in aerial games, deluge, biology jargon, and Bolloat sorte in a deluge context.
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