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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1943

Page

2

Practical outlook on Russo Japanese fishing pact analysis

The piece argues that a Russo Japanese five year fishing pact is a practical matter guiding wartime behavior. It notes both powers seek to avoid war now, Japan needs fish for hunger, and Soviet Japan neutrality may not bind when interests shift. It warns against overreliance on sentiment in peace or war decisions.

Dewitt MacKenzie Owas Japs Acaire Ishi Russia Anl Utopia Japan Hitler Nippon Moscow Herr Hitler Europe Asia

Fire Siren Stirs Carlsbad Volunteers in Prayer Pause

In Carlsbad New Mexico rumors had promised a daily anime pause for prayer triggered by a fire siren. On the first day four volunteer firefighters sprang into action as the siren sounded, marking the alert and prompting a quick response.

Carlsbad N. M

Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Stocks

Market activity at National Stockyards Ill March 27 shows hogs only partly tested with some lots at 15.65 for 190-240 lb and 15-23 lower for 140-160 lb. week’s trends mostly up 20-25 higher. Cattle and calves steady to higher with top steers at 17.25 for 1200 lb, yearlings 16.50, cows 14.00, vealers 16.75, bulls 26. Mixed yearlings and heifers 13.00-15.25. sows 11.00-12.50. replacement steers 13.00-14.25. Sheep and lambs steady to 25 lower. wooled lambs 16.00-16.40, clipped 13.60-15.50. No. 1 skins 15.75-15.90. bids on good and choice 15.00-15.25. Butter receipts firm. eggs unsettled. New York stocks show profit-taking from peak levels with large volume reflecting 1941-40s patterns, inflation fear aiding anti-selling. deals around 00,000 shares. Bonds and commodities weak.

St, Louis Livestock National Stockyards Ill U. S New York

Evacuees to Work in Sugar Fields in Arkansas

Twenty flyer evacuees move from Japanese relocation centers in Arkansas to Belle Fourche to work in sugar beet fields. WRA director E. B. Whitaker says they intend to stay and aims to reintegrate evacuees into regular labor, with families following. Art Eskerson accompanies from Utah Idaho Sugar Co. to Belle Fourche.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Belle Four War Relocation Authority E. B. Whitaker WRA Whitaker Art Eskerson Belle Fourene Utah - Idaho Sugar Co

Russians Renew Fish Treaty With Japanese

The Soviet Union and Japan signed a one year extension of fishing rights in Soviet Far Eastern waters, renewed by Soviet Vice Commissioner Lozovsky and Japanese Ambassador Sato. The 20 year old protocol, first signed in 1923 and renewed since 1928, raises rentals by five percent this year after a four percent increase last year.

Moscow Kuibyshev Russia Japan Tavestia Lozovsky Naotake Sato

Hempstead County Cotton Ginned

A government census report shows 13,338 bales of cotton ginned in Hempstead County, up from 8,369 in the same period last year.

Hempstead

Flashes of Life and Other Short News Snippets

A scene near Kansas City features Kansas City-Bill Ratchford and neighbors preparing victory gardens when a stranger claims to own the ground and asks for a spot for his potatoes. In Denver the Robinson family awoke to a bell fire caused by a short, then the fire truck failed to start due to no gas in San Jose a fire engine raced out. Portland dentists wait for exams as Seattle can’t host, Portland steps in, but 100 patients with cavities are needed.

Kansas City Bill Ratchford Victory Gardens Ratchford Denver William Robinson San Jose Calif Portland Ore Filly Washingston Dental Washington B Seattle

Phantom of the Opera remake redefines monster as human

Universal casts George Waggn­er and Arthur Lubin to rework the 1925 Phantom of the Opera. Claude Rains stars as a grudging, scarred musician villain now given a human backstory aided by music. Nelson Eddy and Susanna Foster drive the tale as the star and heroine in a color production staged at the Paris opera house set.

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Sam Dyer, 76, of Washington Dies

Sam Dyer, 76, of Hempstead county, Washington resident, died at home yesterday. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at Shilord cemetery near Waldo. He is survived by his widow.

Sam Dyer Hempstead County Washington Shilord Cemetery Waldo

Right Way Greensboro Court Oath Remark Sparks Laughter

In a Greensboro county court a woman being sworn joked about using her left hand on the Bible and raising her right hand, declaring she is right handed. The moment drew a smile as she affirmed the oath and the Book.

Greensboro N.C

Cards Are Back With Infield Intact and Pitching Strength

NEA report from Cairo, Alabama highlights the 1942 St Louis Cardinals with an intact infield and deep pitching. Despite players lost to war, core positions remain strong as Musial Triplett Hopp and Debs Garris bolster the lineup. Pitching staff features Southworth, White, Lanier, Dickson, Krist, Gumbert, Beckman, plus recruits like Preacher Roe and Blix Donnelly strengthening the roster.

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Significant Measures Passed by Assembly in Short Period

Arkansas lawmakers pushed a flurry of measures in a brief session. Highlights include an enabling act for initiative and referendum, a strict petition process, election official selection rules, and prohibitions on political use of public employees. Also covered are insurance, licensing reciprocity, regulation of medicines, hotel inspections, bus driver segregation rules, and changes in holidays and banking powers. The report notes economic preoccupations but emphasizes the breadth of passed statutes and anticipated oversight.

L. Campbell Little Rock Arkansas Leasure - Ferguson Rotary of Style Wsbego State Health Department Slite Douglas MacArthur National Banks Oil and Gis Commission Old South Arkansas

Spare the Water Spoil Garden It Needs Infrequent Soaking

Expert advice for Victory gardeners on irrigation and weed control. The article emphasizes deep, infrequent soaking rather than light frequent sprinkling, with mulching to reduce weeds and conserve moisture. It warns against deep cultivation near surface roots and suggests using furrows to direct water and allow soil to dry before cultivation resumes.

Victory Gardeners U. S. Department of Agriculture NEA Service Victory Gardens Kel Sonim

Washington pilots told to train in war effort shift

Washington reports that the Civil Aeronautics Administration plans to expand training for women pilots amid wartime needs. Ten graduated instructors from Nashville may lead a wave of new women instructors, with a proposed 2.5 million dollar appropriation to train 500 more within six months.

Jack Stininess Wide World Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration Congress CAA Army Navy Nashville Tenn CAP Air Transport Command Mach Nyville School South Miami Stephens College For Women Missouri Tennessee Schoo Bourt EL Paso Rhoeni New Gibons Phoebe Omne Veterin Wenn Pliot

Plan Club In Ulster For War Brides Of A E F

In Ulster Belfast a plan to organize a club of war brides of United States soldiers emerges. Sponsors say the group would have surprisingly strong membership as American soldiers continue to wed Ulster brides amid postwar ties and recruitment efforts.

Belfast United States Ulster

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