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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1944

Page

4

Indian Leaders Hope for Settlement of Political Crisis

War analyst DeWitt Mackenzie reflects on Gandhi's release and the chance to unite Hindu and Muslim factions with British leadership to heal India's political crisis. A provisional coalition and truce between Gandhi and Jinnah could bolster Allied war support and shape postwar relations, with Viceroy Wavell tasked to move peace ahead.

Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Europe India Mahatma Gandhi England Japan Gandhi All-India Congress Mahomed Ali Jinnah All-India Moslem League Lord Wavell

Hapless Cubs Endure Twelfth Straight Loss Early In Season

The Cubs dropped both games of a doubleheader to the Pirates 6 5 in 14 innings and 3 2 in 11 frames marking a historic 12 game losing streak. Rip Sewell outpitched the Cubs as Al Rubeling homered in the 11th to complete the nightcap win.

Charley Grimm Bruins Pirates Detroit Rip Sewell al Rubeling Bucs Utg AQ Aoard Ysary Utony Passag Cinnati St. Louis Cardinals Reds Danny Litwhiler St. Louis Browns Cleveland Jack Kramer Tribe Allie Reynolds Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Bill Dietrich Tony Cuccinello Johnny Rucker New York Giants Ottmen Jim Tobin Boston Braves Braves Nat Andrews Washington Philadelphia Athletics Senators George Myatt A's Boston Red Sox Dodgers

Leaders of the Major Leagues Snapshot

The Associated Press tallys season leaders in both leagues. National League leaders include Walker Brooklyn .421 batting and Medwick New York 14 runs. Schultz Brooklyn 20 RBIs. Holmes Boston 27 hits. Medwick New York 7 doubles. Barrett Pittsburgh 4 triples. Schultz Brooklyn 3 or more home runs. Lupien Philadelphia 4 stolen bases. Lanier St. Louis 40 pitching. American League leaders feature Etten New York .476 batting. Stephens St. Louis 16 RBIs. Myatt Washington 25 hits. Cullenbine Cleveland 7 doubles. Gutteridge St. Louis 4 triples. Spence Washington 3 home runs. Stirnweiss New York and Kuhel Washington 5 stolen bases. Kramer St. Louis 5 0 pitching.

Associated Press Walker Brooklyn Medwick New York Bordagaray Schultz Holmes Boston Musial St. Louis Adams Philadelphia Barrett Pittsburgh Lupien Lanier Etten Stephens Myatt Washington Cullenbine Cleveland Spence Stirnweiss Kuhel Kramer

Court Rules for Executors and Denies Evans Possession

Supreme Court directions require lower court to grant an injunction sought by the executors. J G Evans loses possession of a Park Place lot in Fort Smith under a state tax deed. Evans sued for ejectment against Mary and Minerva Davison. Sebast ian county circuit court judgment for defendants affirmed by high court. Garland county chancery decree affirmed. absence of estate trustee on military duty not enough to remove if no damage to estate. John Morris not removed as executor of Simon Blemenstiel estate. Alfred and Ruth Blem enstiel seek replacement over absence and hostility. High court affirms three year sentence for Elvis Shel by Greene county circuit court for assault with intent to rape. verdict supported by substantial evidence and no prejudice. Workmen compensation award for S L Sullins death affirmed. Elm Springs Canny Company contesting payment due to intoxication. no authority to assume intoxication caused the accident.

Supreme Court J. G. Evans Park Place Addition Fort Smith Evans Mary and Minerva Davison Sebastian County Circuit Court High Court Garland County Greene County Elvis Shelby St. Francis County S. L. Sullins Elm Springs Canny Company

Pensive Wins Kentucky Derby Renewed Thrust

The report highlights renewed World War II front activity with Soviet forces repelling German assaults near the Dnestr estuary south of Tiraspol and repelling a Nazi push near Iași Romania. It notes limited patrols southeast of Stanisławów.

Red Army Dnestr Tiraspol Iasi Romania Stanislawow Old Poland

Market Report National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle Prices

Hog prices were mostly steady for 180 lb hogs while heavier weights fell slightly. Sows were weak. top 200-270 lb hogs brought 13.70 with various ranges across weights. Cattle and calves offered moderate supply with steady opening trade. steers 13.75-15.35, heifers 14.00-15.25, cows 9.50-11.50, bulls to 15.50, slaughter steers 10.50-16.50, stocker and feeder steers 9.75-14.00. Sheep market not established with late May liquidation and shifting into later months. May contract values listed.

Cotton futures hold narrow gains as Washington talks loom

New York on May 8 saw cotton futures move in a tight range while traders awaited U S proposals for higher textile ceilings and wages. Near term prices were influenced by mill price fixing and buying from New Orleans and commission houses in later trading.

New York Washington New Orleans Commission House

Returning servicemen boost to pro baseball and football

New York reports that veterans contribute to pro baseball as war nears end. Navy V-12 trainee Johnny Austin impresses on Oklahoma spring football prairie, while other servicemen such as Russ Worman and Norm Scot are noted for baseball and football roles. Mentions of Kurowski brothers, Walter at Bainbridge, George Cardinals hitting, and Floyd Thomas honored in Trapani highlight postwar athletic ties abroad and at home.

New York Oklahoma Johnny Austin Solomons Jewell Eastman Norm Scot Marine Air Wing Guadalcanal Cherry Point Marine Air Station Kurowski Walter Muhlenberg Bainbridge Naval Training Station Not. George Cardinals St. Mary’s Calif Johnny Mize Naval Air Station Kaneohe Hawaii Trapani Sicily Floyd Thomas Iowa Jap Haskell Oklahoma U Jacksonville, Fla

Monday Matinee According to Marine Trainee Ray Kurowski

Marine trainee Ray Kurowski describes a Monday matinee with emphasis on a longest hitter among participants. The remark highlights competition dynamics and notable power at the event. A clear focus emerges on individual performance during the session.

Marine Ray Kurowski

Simple home test promises hearing recovery

An ad seeks men and women hard of hearing to try a urine based method to improve hearing with a money back guarantee. It promotes Curine Ear Drops available at John P. Cox and drug stores nationwide, claiming results after a simple test.

John P. Cox

Chicago Dairy Receipts Report May 8 Summary

Chicago reports butter and egg receipts with grades and scores. Butter totals include 641 851 pounds with AA 93 score and A 92 score, B 90 score, plus cooking at 88. Eggs receipts reach 29 503 with U S standards around 31 to 31 1-2 and current receipts 29.

Chicago U.S U. S

May rye leads grain gains as General Foods delays stock sales

Chicago May 9 A firm rye market formed after General Foods Corp said it had not sold cash grain stocks Oats held steady on Midwest rain delaying farm work Wheat failed to gain after early strength with local selling in May wheat Bookings near 61 000 May wheat closed up 1 4 to 1 2 higher July 1 69 7 8 1 70 Cats steady to 1 2 higher July 79 1 4 rye up 3 8 to 1 3 4 May 1 29 3 8 1 2 No barley trading

Chicago General Foods Corporation Midwest

Red Fliers in Fierce Raids on Sevastopol

Soviet air force continues heavy bombardment of Sevastopol with bombers dropping tons of explosives on German installations. Fires blaze as ships, depots, and airfields come under attack. Soviets reportedly sink 23 German transports in days of raids. Berlin says final land assault nears, but Soviet progress unconfirmed.

Harrison Salisbury United Press Moscow Black Sea Sevastopol Hige Berlin Red Army

Oklahoma Flier Brings Record to 26 Germans

Capt. Robert S. Johnson of Lawton Oklahoma a Thunderbolt pilot shot down two enemy aircraft at a US fighter base in England on May 8 raising his score to 26 confirmed German planes.

Oklahoma England Robert S. Johnson Lawton Okla

Record-tying World War II air ace climbs to 27 kills

In Europe and the Pacific theater, Captain Johnson and Maj. Richard Bong reach high totals as they vie to surpass Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker’s career mark. Johnson’s two today boost his unofficial count to 27, while Bong remains the first to break the 26-kill standard in air combat.

Germany Edward Rickenbaker Johnson Southwest Pacific Richard I. Bong Poplar Wis Thunderbolt Hubert Lemke Missouia Mont Don Gentile Piqua Ohio Bong Rickenbacker Gregory Boyington Okanogan Wash Joe Foss Sioux Falls S.D Pacific

Notice of Delinquent Lands Tax Suit in Hempstead Chancery

The Hempstead County Chancery Court files a suit to collect levee taxes on listed lands. Names of owners or claimants are notified of the suit, with amounts due, for filings dated April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8, 15, 1944, in district No. 1.

Hempstead Chancery Court Board OF Directors Hempstead County Lever District NO. 1 Chancery Court Arkansas Oh Eeener Fulton Paralee Wilson Margie Hall State of Arkansas Henry Adan R. B. Williams Spence Willis Betty Mitchel Betty Mitchell Mary Jefferson Betty Smith J.C. Pate Ioc Pate Inc SMITH N. L Paxton Julia Taylor Missouri Pacific Railway Company Ida Richards Niz W. HH. McGill R. T. Thomas RT. Thomas Bob Frierson J.J. Battle Eliza Paxton Ava J. T. Byers Hermpstead

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Mackenzie Larry Crabbe Dwight Odom Main St. Hope D & PL Coker T. S. McDavitt Ideal Furniture Store W. A. Jean Grocery South Main F. O. Hughs Route 1 Willams Flour & Feed Co Plymouth Good Wood T. B. Fenwick West Ave Kelsie Pullman’s S. Main St Midway Oil Field Hope A. P. Powell Patmos David Davis East 3Rd S. Elm Paul Rowe Washington, Ark Edgington South Walnut Herbert Lewallen Hope Water & Light Plant W. H. Mann Oscar West Avenue Hope Star Thompson Cream Market Barton's Store Jaen Shan Mat Cubs Ted Meier Chicago Cubs Triples Gutteridge Lone Star Defense Corporation Leary Hooks Texas Ee Office Star Joe C. Booker Isabelle Onstead Leon (Jett) Bundy Cecil Weaver J. P. (Pinkey) Byers Fred A. Luck Arthur C. Anderson H. W. Timberlake W. W. Compton Nevada County L. J. Bryson Sullins Fayetteville Memphis DeValls Bluff Pensive Warren Wright Ben Jones Conn McCreary Churchill Downs Broadcloth Stir Up Shut Up NEA Market Report Bogd S. Pullerton, Jr Russ Worman Camp Atterbury Ind Camp Crier White Sox Chicago Fire Windy City Thaddeus Cieslak Phillies Fred Fitzsimmons Wilmington Army Ted Phils St. Joseph St&Joseph American Chemical Society Mills Diamonex Company N. Ave Dept Ilinoi Uit Schari
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