Analysis of the News by Mackenzie on destroying the German war cause
DeWITT MacKENZIE argues that Allied aims go beyond removing Hitler and his captains. He suggests Germany’s militarist system and Nazi leadership are core, with Eden stressing complete eradication of the German, Japanese, and Italian aggressor ideologies to prevent a recurrence. He cautions the problem runs deeper than individual rulers.
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Dewitt MacKenzie x
Hitler
Washington
London
Anthony Eden
United Nations
Saida
Germany
Japan
Italy
Reich
Iets
Goering
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Austria
Europe
Allied Council
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Grain
At National Stockyards, hogs weighed over 170 pounds were steady to strong with light weights 5 to 10 lower, sow demand steady to strong. cattle and calves showed openings fully steady and active with mixed steers and heifers in the 11.00 to 16.25 range and vealers up to 16.78. sheep receipts steadier with lambs and ewes trading near steady levels. Grain and provisions markets noted World War references, wheat and corn prices fluctuated, and New York stocks showed mixed results with penny rail shares weakening after a Supreme Court decision. Poultry and produce in Chicago steadier with varied chick and egg prices, and cotton futures slipped on parity concerns.
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St, Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
U. S. Dept. Agr
New York
Supreme Court
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Atkins Signs 12 Senate Bills in Six Sessions
Gov Adkins moved quickly on remaining 1943 bills signing a batch of 12 Senate measures in six sittings. Key action cuts state holidays to six and designates about 10 days as memorial days, effective June 11, with New Year’s Day Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas plus all statewide primary and general election days as holidays. Additional bills include budget simplifications and absentee ballot provisions for armed forces, election official timing, court access, vehicle fees, recording county clerks’ certificates, and deputy commissioner appointments.
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Rock
Adkins
Senate
Mitchell
Dillon
Cluers
Kiddz
Mass Said Over Grave of Chaplain in Morocco
Archbishop Francis Spellman of New York celebrated mass at a simple wooden altar in a French cemetery over the grave of Rev. Clement Faber of Akron Ohio, the first American chaplain killed in World War II. Faber, who had taught in Indiana before enlisting, was among infantry units landing November 8. The service honored several Americans who died ashore, with white crosses bearing names and serial numbers.
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Ruth Cowan Fedala
French Morocco
Francis . Spellman
New York
Clement Faber
Akron
Ohio
United States
Indiana
Education committee reviews loan funds for teachers salaries
The Education committee considers SB130 to lend from the revolving loan fund or permanent school fund to the teachers salary fund. Before moving approximate appropriation bills, Adkins asks Comptroller J Bryan Sims to prepare a summary of the bills.
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Education Committee
Adkins
J. Bryan Sims
Trial of Pope County Judge Is Continued
Russellville March 15 The trial of Pope county Judge J N Grant on charges tied to high conduct of county affairs in 1942 was postponed again to March 29. Circuit Judge Audrey Strait set March 22 for a hearing on the demurrability of the initial charges and said no delay would be granted after March 29.
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Russellville
Pope County
J. N. Grant
Wil
Reece Caudle
Audrey Strait
Grant
Strait
Hot Springs Mentioned in State Squabble
Little Rock, March 15. Gov Adkins faced criticism from two administration senators during the legislature’s closing session. Senators Oldham England and Hardy declared Adkins seeks to save Arkansas money but labeled the Senate minority as obstructionist. They blamed the Hot Springs machine for limiting state police power to curb gambling and bookie joints.
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Little Rock
Willisins
Osceola
Adkins
W. K. Oldham
England
Henry B. Hardy
Greenbrier
State of Arkansas
Senate
Flashes of Life From the Associated Press
A teletype in a Washington street police station sparked a case of second degree grand larceny after two youths were arrested with a stolen car. In Portland a bulging overcoat led to shoplifting charges when an anvil dental forceps were found. A Navy hospital scene in Santa Ana revealed a rescued, wounded sailor mentioning a Pear Harbor death linked to a pharmacist mate’s brother. Lewiston banned slot and pinball machines as townsfolk consider folding up. In a rural anecdote a father’s advice to a Nez Perce child ends with a simple, stubborn resolution.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Washington Street
Thomas J. Wright
Santa Ana
Calif
Miles MM Sharon
Lewiston
Idaho
Ed Klonick
Denyer
Jack Cody
Glen Cody
Navy V-12 College Training Test Announced at Hope High
Navy announces nationwide qualifying test for the Navy College Training Program V-12 to be held Friday April 2 at 4 a.m. All schools to cooperate by administering the test to students. Fifty percent of selected will start college work in July, rest in November. Eligible are male U.S. citizens 17 to under 20 by July 1 1943, unmarried, physically qualified.
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Navy
Prospectve
Naval Procurement
United States
Navy Department
Armed Services
Army
James H. Jones
the Hope High School
War Plans Bill Takes Center Stage In Congress
Washington March. Anthony Eden visits as anti administration coalition strengthens in Capitol Hill talks. House Ways and Means plans to reopen the reciprocal trade extensions debate within two weeks, tying global postwar adjustments to tariff prerogatives and congressional control governments.
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Washington
Anthony Eden
Capitol
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Eden
House of Representatives
Thas
Robertson
Idya
Gearhart
D - Calif
Ways and Means
Gongernarme Administration
Att
Virginian
Arkansas Man Dies in Plane Crash
Laurel Miss March 15 three Army Air Base personnel killed attempting a forced landing Saturday were named by base officials. Second Lt John Kenneth White Lexington Ky Mrs Mind C White Alma Ark Sgt Jack Evans Formby Alma Ark Corp Lisy Israel Berkoff Los Angeles father Marry Berkoff New York City were listed as the deceased.
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Laurel
Miss
Army Air Base
Ust
John Kenneth White
Lexington
Mind C. White
Jack Evans Formby
Alma
Ark
Alma, Corp
Lisy
Israel Berkoff
Los Angles
Berkoff
New York City
F. S. Russell of Saratoga Dies Today
F S Russell, 64, of Saratoga died suddenly of a heart attack at his home early today. Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending arrival of a relative. He leaves a widow, two sons Herbert in the armed services at Texarkana and Charlie Russell in the U S Army at Charleston, D C, and two sisters Mrs C Spates and Mrs Elizabeth McJunkins of Saratoga.
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F. S. Russell
Saratoga
Herbert
Armed Services
Senate recess sets vote on Allred nomination to fifth circuit
Judiciary committee schedules a Senate vote on former Gov. James Allred for the fifth circuit court of appeals as Congress remains in recess. A conference committee works to reconcile a $6.28 billion defense bill while the House also recesses.
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Associated Press
Senate
Judiciary Committee
James Allred
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
House
Wives At Cut Price In The Solomons
Maj. Emmett Carter reports a peculiar Solomons bride price of 16 dollars and 50 cents per head. The color is saddle brown with conditions binding the buyer. A soldier must vow to marry, obtain parental and village chief consent, and take the bride home across the seas.
Principle of international cooperation vs isolation debate
In the midst of a world crisis, critics argue repudiating cooperation signals future isolation and a standing armed camp postwar. Gearhart contends trade agreements are misused to slash tariffs, urging Congress to reclaim its constitutional prerogatives and legislative responsibilities.
Farm Problems Meeting For Truck Farmers At Courtroom
Specialists on farm problems to head meeting to aid truck farmers with murr keling and price support programs from the U S Department of Agriculture. County Agent Oliver L Adams says two extension service specialists will join White and Earl Allen to advise Irish potato producers on wage increases and the $2.35 per 100 pounds U S No 1 potatoes support. A Sandared Brands representative will discuss a cucumber purchasing station at Hope with grades and prices. All farmers producing track for marketing in 145 and those interested in cucumbers are urged to attend Wednesday at 1 30 PM.
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United States
Oliver L. Adams
White
Earl Allen
State Agriculture War Board
U. S
Sandared Brands Incorporated
Hope
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Hope, Ark
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Chicago
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White Rock
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Union Motor Co., Inc
North Little Reel, Ark
Atkins
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