Social and Personal Notes From Hope Area Gatherings
Daisy Heard outlines social diary and events in Hope. DAK meeting at Mrs A Graves's home. Miss Glenn Stockburger to visit Hope chapter at Masonic Temple 8 p m. Mrs Fred Cook hosts luncheon at Hotel Henry. Fre day Music Club choral study at Mrs Garrett Story home. Victory garden canning school at First Methodist Church. Circle meetings of Women's Missionary Society at various homes. Washington visitors hosted by Mrs Bob Elton with bridge at Brents McPherson home. Many attendees listed. High scores award and remembrances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Stockburger
Winslow
The
Eastern Star
Hope
Masonic Temple
Fred Cook
Hotel Henry
Washington
Bob Ellen
Margaret Simms
Marjory Moses
Washington, D. C
Bob Elton
Bridge
Brents McPherson
Coming and Going Around Town This Week
A stream of visitors arrives and departs as families host relatives and friends from Shreveport College Station and Little Rock. Posts note servicemen transfers and honors including Major Strecker assistant in Washington and Baker earning expert wings at Keesler Field Biloxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Chrotyn Kate Jay
Shreveport
Robert LaGrone
Comer Boyett
Dwight Andrey
Jimmy
College Station
Texas
BP. W. Taylor
Harp
Ann Harp
Werner C. Strecker
Southwestern Proving Ground
Army Service Forces
Washington, D. C
Foy Hammons, Jr
Miami
Fla
Chanute Field
Ill
Foy Hammons
Howell R. Baker
Robert Baker
Emmet
Ark
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
WAAC Makes A Sale In North Adams Watch Purchase
Three French sailors entered a jewelry store unable to speak English and the salesman spoke no French. WAAC Auxiliary Campanardi overheard the exchange and assisted, enabling the purchase of a watch. Campanardi, born in France, speaks French fluently facilitating the sale.
Heaviest Raids Highlight War Effort on Transportation
Allied raids target Germany’s inland port Duisburg seen as vital for West defense. British bombers attacked shipping off Norway with torpedoes sinking a vessel. Duisburg and rail hubs crippled. Berlin reports Lofotstift raid hits British coast. emergency repairs delay motive shops. White tailed deer note appears as odd non sequitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adolf Hitler
English Channel
Duisburg
Norway
Air Ministry
Berlin
Lowestoft
Hitles
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Europe
Beth Carter Joins Fortress Flying Crew in Pacific War
Beth Carter earns a combat role aboard a Fortress bomber. After shooting down a Japanese Zero, she gains respect from the crew and is assigned living quarters within the headquarters. Major Jackson presents her with a stealthy jungle base, and Beth begins life at a top storage and command site in tropical terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Jackson
Bell
Beith
Carter
Bett
Major Jackson
Unrest Across Europe Signals Growing Resistance
Reports from Brussels say eight Belgians were sentenced to death for saboteur activities, with long terms for others. In Bern 140 Frenchmen were arrested in Vichy on anti Laval charges as Laval meets German and Malian commanders in Paris. Stockholm sources note armed uprisings in Lithuania Latvia and Estonia, while Yugoslav guerrillas under Gen Mihailovic score limited success against Italian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Europe
DNB
Brussels
Bern
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Laval
Vichy Radio
Paris
France
Algiers
Tunisia
United States of America
Africa
Stockholm
Lithunia
Latvia
Estonia
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovic
India Looms (Continued From Page One)
The piece reviews Pacific theater moves as Japan presses to defend Aleutians to Guadalcanal and Port Moresby while Allied forces raid New Guinea bases. It notes Burma’s Akyab setback, fears of a British flank breakthrough, and monsoon limits with Rangoon as a potential summer target for a Burma route to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila
Pacific
Kiska Island
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Australia
Dutch Indies
Malaya
New Britain
Tanimbar
MacArtthur
Burma
Wavell
Akyab
Rangoon
China
Long Campaign Starts Amid Moonsoons Debates on Japan War
The passage outlines a large Japanese force of about 3,000,000 men across multiple theaters including Manchuria Korea Japan and the south and southwest Pacific. It notes American submarines reducing Japanese shipping and Allied air and naval pressure, with a suggestion that heavy air power from China could strike Japan directly to speed attrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Korea
Japan
China
Burma
Thailand
Pacific
Partle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Be. m
John Cain
DAK
Freday Music Club
Garrett Story
Welock
Victory Garden
First Methodist Church
Mary Claude Fietcher
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
John Gibson
Women's Missionary Society of the First
Ust
Jamee Embree
Tist Church
Lee Garland
Mickey Wiliams
Bill Tom Bundy
Carl Jones
Helen McClure
Henry Mchlarg
Frances Yocom
Roy Taylor
Marjory Wouddle
Evelyn Briant
Tom Purvis
Eudora Eason
Travis Ward
Frank Kirk
Virginia Rose Atkinson
Mary Della White
Ruth Lewis
John Vesey
Edward Astin
Delbert Case
Billy Monts
Jones
Atkinson
Hempstead County
County
Bastard Street
Leon Bundy
Red Cross
Burns Petroleum Jelly
NEW Saenger
Loretta Brian Young
Aherne
Raiders of the Maxim
Johnny Mack Brown
Rialto
Sonja Henie
Iceland
Milton Berle
Lloyd Nolan
Manilla
Ray Corrigan
Boothill
Dayle M. Ingram
Gorry
Oklahoma
Unity Baptist Church
J. Gilmore
WAAC
Beth Carter
NAAC
Lorette Cooper
Garter
Britstnokwon
Bigtigg Poricen
Kaan
Heth
7 Flying Fortress
India
G. J. Downing
Bonner
Mary Middlebrooks
West Ave. C
N. Elm St
East Division
David Davis
East Third
W. 2Nd St
Hope Star
Joe Perry
c/o Barnsdall Oh Co
Patmos
Arkansas
Hope’s Finest Department Store
Stokeville and
Rowden
Dortch
Butters
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
Imeh
Farmall
Boswell
Bodcaw
Will Peas
Stroud & Co
West
O. W. Amos
Blevins
M. H
Jewell Bruce
Harold Campbell
Rt. 3
Albert McDade
Charles Reynerson
City Hall
R. M. Patterson
E Second St
Hars Ry Browning
Aken
Karl Barhain
Cox and Gibson Drug Stores
Doan
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