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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
1
Nationalized Citizens Shape American Identity
A Sunday observance called I Am an American Day highlights naturalization data from the Department of Justice showing nearly 400000 new citizens in the past year along with 65000 armed forces members naturalized. Top origins include the British Empire, Poland, Italy, and Germany, with others from Scandinavia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
British Empire
Poland
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Scandinavia
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslovakia
Greece
Jabeobs
Mexico
All Others
A i. Ae
Chinese Hold Loyang Defenders Amid Encirclement Report
Chinese forces in Loyang Henan province remain in city despite being surrounded and cut off the spokesman said as Japanese forces push from Shansi and join the Lunghai line. Allied air power targets Japanese bases in Yunnan while Wakde island falls to Sixth Army in Dutch New Guinea advancing toward Myitkyina and linking Ledo and Burma roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Loyang
Henan
Sunghai
Shansi
Shanhsien
Tungkwan
Yellow River
Lunghai
Yunnan Province
Mosneph W. Stilwell
Burma
Salween River
Tengchung
Lungling
Yunnan
Hankow
Stilwell
Yangtze
Shasi
China
Richard C. Bergholz
Associated Press
Southwest Pacific
Wakde
Dutch New Guinea
Myitkyina
Sixth Army
Hollandia
MacArthur
New Guinea
Palau
Philippine Islands
Joseph W. Stilwell
Frank Merrill
Mogaung
Ledo
China Warm Friend of U.S. Rotary Hears
Two young Chinese engineers Edward Jung and Albert J. Chan spoke at the noon Hope Rotary luncheon at Hotel Barlow. They discussed Sino American relations, China’s cities, language education, and postwar construction plans, noting long Japanese pressure and the 1937 attack context. Guests included four top Hope High seniors and Benton Rotarian Bill Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jung
Albert J. Chan
Rotary Club
Barlow
H. B. Winyard
Soil Conservation Service
N. T. Jewell
Jung
China
Mr. Jung
Canton
Japan
Mr. Chan
Formosa
Korea
James H. Jones
Hope High School
John Paul Sanders
Charles O. Thomas, Jr
Mattie Mac Garrett
Mary Jane Hearne
Bill Wright
Benton, Ark
Washington bill seeks probe of 1944 campaign spending
Rep. Gathings introduced a bill yesterday to authorize an investigation into campaign expenditures in the 1944 elections. The measure targets election financing practices and aims to uncover any irregularities in spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gathings
Fliers Shot While Escaping Nazi Prison Camp
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden disclosed that 47 RAF officers, part of the RAF Dominion Allied force, were shot by Germans after a mass escape from a camp near Dresden on March 25. Seventy six participated. fifteen were captured alive and fourteen at large. Some were shot resisting arrest or during a subsequent escape attempt. The dead included several World War II heroes. The news came after Swiss officials notified families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
RAF
Dresden
Eden
House of Commons
RCAF
RAAF
FNZAF
Britain
England
Father of Lyman Armstrong Dies of a Heart Attack
Guy Armstrong 63 father of Lyman Armstrong manager of Scott Stores died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at a daughter's home in St. Louis. Body moved to Cape Girardeau for funeral Saturday. Survived by widow three sons and three daughters including Lyman Hope Lloyd Iran Leslie England Mrs Heggie St Louis Mrs James Taylor Kansas City and Miss LaDon Armstrong Cape Girardeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Armstrong
Lyman Armstrong
Scott Stores
St. Louis
Mr. Armstrong
Cape Girardeau
Hope
Middle West
Lyman
Lloyd
Iran
Leslie
England
Robert Heggie
James Taylor
Kansas City
LaDon Armstrong
Reds Open Offensive In Lwow Sector Amid Soviet Push
Soviet communique reports Red Army forces seized a strategic height near Stanislawow on the southern approaches to Lwow as German detachments suffer heavy losses in counter thrusts. The air force claims include sinking three mine sweepers two patrol cutters and downing 16 enemy aircraft with further fighter kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lwow
Old Poland
Stanislawow
Poland
Hungary
Dnestr
Bessarabia
White Russia
Vitebsk
Red Army
Red
Gulf of Finland
Eastern Front
Air Assault Not at Peak Says Arnold
General H. H. Arnold said Allied air attacks against Germany have not yet peaked. He described plans for a 2,300,000 strong air force, noted past combat totals, and warned the RAF’s primary aim remains destroying the Luftwaffe as Germany rebuilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
William Frye
Washington
Europe
H. H. Arnold
Germany
Army
RAF
Luftwaffe
Son of Cook Laundry Owners Reported Killed in War
The War Department telegram confirms Pfc. Fred H. Cook Jr. was killed on April 20 in the North African area after earlier being listed missing in action. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Cook, proprietors of Cook's White Star Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Cook Jr
Fred H. Cook
Cook
White Star Laundry
War Department
Young Cook
Mediterranean
Adjutant General
Secretary of War
Twelve Democratic Senators Vote for Wallace
In a May 19 Associated Press poll of 58 Senate Democrats 12 named incumbent Henry A Wallace as their top choice for vice president with the rest split among ten others. Roosevelt is expected to head the ticket and 53 of 58 Democrats were polled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Senate
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Tex
House
Barkley
Kentucky
Truman
War Investigating Committee
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Wartime public works approved in 18 projects
The Watson Chapel school district project at Pine Bluff costing 111500 was among 18 wartime public works projects approved yesterday by Administrator Philip B Fleming. The 18 jobs will cost about 1478000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson Chapel
Pine Bluff
Philip B. Fleming
Hitlers Promise Fails As Nazi Army Falls Back Near Sevastopol
War correspondent describes seven miles from Sevastopol where a 200000 strong German force retreats after Red Army breaches the siege. The scene shows a ruined Sevastopol and grim aftermath with 25000 German prisoners taken, and a veteran officer calling the episode worse than Dunkirk. American tanks appear in the Crimea ending May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Sevastopol
Hitler
Crimea
Tomania
Athersonnes Cape
Light Brigade
Sergei Birinzov
Fourth Ukrainian Army
111Th
Dunkerque
Black Sea
Romania
Idle in Scattered Controversies Across Nation
More than a dozen labor disputes kept an estimated 15,000 workers from their jobs as three high ranking officials urged work or fight legislation. Some plants revived operations while others halted again. none involved more than 2,000 workers per plant, with activity in the east south midwest and west. Michigan plants in Detroit and nearby cities were returning to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Michigan
Detroit
Missouri Patrol Seeks Clues in Holland Murder Case
Missouri highway patrols hunted for floor boards and a door taken from Edgar Holland's home near La Monte as investigators seek witnesses and other clues a month after his wife Molly and her mother Pearl Fairfax were killed and dumped in Lake of the Ozarks. No arrests reported. fingerprints confirmed Molly Holland as a victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Edgar Holland
la Monte
Lake of the Ozarks
Camdenton
Holland
Molly Mattie Holland
Pearl Fairfax
J. F. Shaw
Army Officer Guilty on 11 Counts in Court Martial
Texarkana May 19 Col. Raymond Marsh former commanding officer of the Red River Ordnance depot was found guilty on 11 of 14 charges by a general court martial. He faces sentence to be carried out Monday at Dallas by the Eighth Service Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Raymond Marsh
Red River
Eighth Service Command
Dallas
Hartford Melody Boys Here for Concert
Odis Echols and the Hartford Melody Boys appear in person at Hope City Hall tonight. They offer a variety program of singing likely to appeal to all. A small admission is charged and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odis Echols
Hartford Melody Boys
Hope City Hall
Allied Hitler Line Breaks Through Center At Sant Oliva
Allied forces led by French troops and U S tanks broke into the Hitler line at its center advancing toward Sant Oliva as part of a 25 mile front assault. German high command acknowledged a local dent near Sant Oliva but said it was sealed off amid heavy fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland Norgaard
Naples
U. S
Sant’ Oliva
Hitler Line
Itri
Pontecorvo
Monte Fagget
Stri-Pico Road
Mark W. Clark
Formia
Fifth Army
Gaeta Point
Gaeta
Arkansas man found innocent in traffic death case
Ray mond E. English of Manila was freed after a circuit court ruled he did not commit involuntary manslaughter in the death of Freeda Brown Logan, 16, of Light Ark. The girl ran onto the highway and struck his car on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragould
Raymond E. English
Manila
Liberty
Freeda Brown Logan
Light Ark
English
Hope Basket Company Wins Safety Flag With Record
The Hope Basket Company received the Safety Flag for a perfect three month record in safety. E. M. Milner of the State Safety Department attended from Little Rock to present the award. Owner Walter Verhalen led the meeting and introduced the speaker. One accident in five plants last month caused 187 lost man hours out of 103 038 hours worked, the best since the Safety Council began five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Basket Company
E. M. Milner
State Safety Department
Little Rock
Walter Verhalen
Safety Council
Nazis Bombarded Formia as Americans Advancing
American forces captured Formia, a Tyrrhenian port, after facing fortified pill boxes dugouts and hundreds of mines. German long range artillery from Gaeta shelled the area, while Italian positions endured constant fire before the doughboys pressed forward. Gaeta’s guns also answered back as the advance continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Formia
Maly
Tyrrhenian
Gaeta
Berlin Targets as Allies Resume Air Offensive
British and American air forces resumed the Allied aerial offensive over Europe, penetrating Berlin after a five day lull. Berlin claimed 1,000 aircraft participated, with raids traced from Hannover and Brunswick to Brandenburg and the capital. The Mediterranean air force attacked Ploesti Belgrade and Nis, while Vichy radios noted renewed strikes on Northern France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Berlin
Reich
Hannover
Brunswick
Brandenburg
Mediterranean Army Air Force
Ploesti
Belgrade
Nis
Scotland
Europe
Vichy
France
Belgium
Osa
Red Army
Norway
Bay of Biscay
Luftwaffe
England
Turkey
Italy
Ludwig Sertorius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
James Thrasher
Forrestal
James V. Forrestal
Navy
Mr. Forrestal
Pearl Harbor
King
Knox
Congress
House Committee
Sen
Alben W. Barkley
Senator Barkley
Dan’l Boone
Marion
Crittenden County
John Stephens
Wakde Isles
Allied
Palau Islands
Dutch East Indies
Halmahera
Davao
Philippines
U.S
Rotary
Reds
WAC
Neil Murrain
Minneapolis, Minn
5Th Army
Fred Cook, Jr
War Dept
Wallace
Missouri
Sa’ Oliva
Pico
Esperia
Gustav
Graydon Anthony Union Compress and Warehouse Co Lumber Co
Gunter Lumber Co
Hope Heading
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Bruner Ivory Handle Co
Hope Basket Co
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