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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1941

Page

3

Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin on India Self Rule Debate

The Arkansas Methodist argues Britain should mobilize resources and grant India self rule after the war. It notes India sent about 1.5 million troops, questions why England resists full self government, and asks if democracy includes self rule even in India. It frames U S involvement as a possible necessity to counter Germany.

England America Germany Pepper John Bull Uncle Sam India U. S

McFaddin to Make Memorial Address Here

The challenge of Memorial Day will be the subject of McFaddin's address at Rose Hill Cemetery Sunday at 2 30 p m The Hope High School band will provide a forty minute concert before the address under Thomas Cannon's direction Local patriotic groups will join the program The public is invited Concert High School Band Invocation Reverend John Keith Gregory Music Stephen Foster selections Address E F McFaddin Bell Call John Vesey Taps Kenneth Crank Benediction Reverend Thomas Brewsler

EF. McFaddin Rose Hill Hope High School Thomas Cannon John Keith Gregory Stephen Foster FL McFachin John Vesey Kenneth Crank Thomas Brewsler

Thanks Star for Bond Publicity

A letter from Third Assistant Postmaster General Ramsey S. Black dated May 19 1941 thanks The Star for publicity promoting National Defense Bonds and sale offerings. It notes appreciation for forwarding copies of the newspaper and extending thanks to publisher Alex H. Washburn for cooperation in selling the securities.

Star National Defense Hope Rumsey Black Robert M. Wilson Wes Pipers Alex, H. Washburn Post Office Department Ramsey

Children machinegunned aboard Zamzam as it sank

An American woman survivor from the Egyptian motor ship Zamzam, sunk by a Nazi gctuidor in the southern Atlantic April 17, said she and her six children were machine-gunned after entering a lifeboat. Mrs Elmer Danielson of Lindsborg Kansas reported the lifeboat was mistaken for an armed launch in the darkness.

Atlantic Elmer Danielson Lindsbourg Kaine Little Rock

No Smugness or Despair On Roosevelt Defense Year

A year after May 16 1940 President Roosevelt urged preparedness. Willis Thornton argues the defense effort has done more than any nation in a year but remains uneven. He urges steadiness, notes missteps, and predicts a faster second year hinging on faith and strength as Americans invest heavily in defense production.

Roosevelt America Thes

Britain vows to fight on Crete as battle rages

British and Greek forces contend with Nazi invaders on Crete, with authorities signaling no retreat. Reports say defenders hold edge as German air efforts and small troop landings continue near Malemi while Candia and Retima areas remain under defense.

Ilondon N—taj Britain Crete Mediterranean Churchill Malemi Airdrone Malemi Eartier Malomit Candia Retima

Egg Within Egg Displayed Saturday by Charley Howard

A man named Charley Howard displayed an unusually large egg here Saturday morning. The egg came from a Rhode Island Red hen and was about twice the size of a normal egg. Notes mention efforts to expand a naval training program to 16,000 officers by 1947.

Charley Howard Hope Route 1 Rhone Island U. S. Navy

Nazis Hold West Crete End of Battle Claim

Berlin announced after a five day battle that Nazi airborne troops now control the western Crete coast and that the Luftwaffe has driven the British navy from northern Cretan waters. The high command said German paratroopers and reinforcements expanded the offensive, while RAF reports tallied German losses and air superiority in the Western end of Crete.

Berlin Crete Luftwaffe Cretan High Command Church‘hill New Zealand Cairo VPI RAF Malem Middle East Malemi

Berlin Blackouts Bring Light Social Touches Across City

Berlin during air raids shows small, curious exchanges between Germans and Americans. Loyal Germans avoid speaking English in public, Americans speak French, and a chance encounter leads to a tense moment as a German officer and an American collide in a dim street. The scene hints at German attitudes, Jewish presence, and Americans' ease in public spaces amid blackouts and scarcity.

Jean Graffis NEA Stall Berlin Unter ‘den Linden Friedrichstrasse France Europe America Germany Burin

Axis Air Network in Latin America Is Time Bomb

Pan-American Airways chair Cornelius Whitney warns in a NEA Service analysis that eight Axis dominated airlines operate across Latin America, risking U.S. economy as they receive government subsidies. He notes routes totaling over 21,000 miles, with several flights supporting potentially military aims, and cites a vanished Italian trans Atlantic flight near Brazil as suspicious.

Axis Air Network Latin America Pan-Air Roosevelt Stile Mull Latin-America NEA Service Hope Star Cornelius V. Whitney Pan-American Airways Armys Whitney If Airlines Soenatrate Alr- Unes South America Shay Fernansbuco Brazil Atlantic Europe Vichy Dakar Africa Condor Syndicate Corumba Brasil Condor South Atlantic Pernambuco Huly Wittine Rome Berlin Lati Dakat Alviga Itelf Asis America

Dr Kolb Returns as Superintendent of State Hospital

Dr A Kolb of Hope, former superintendent, is reinstated to lead the State hospital effective July 1 after Board of Control approval to abolish unused positions and adjust staff. He previously resigned in 1937 amid policy disputes under Gov Bailey, and helped craft proposed reforms later reviewed by the 1941 legislature.

Little Rock A. ©. Kolb Hope State Hospital Hospital Board of Control Carl 5. Bailey Contoversy Hospital Farms George Fletcher Hot Springs Dye Board Walter G. Riddick Lite Rack Kolb Fletcher

A Thought For Whosoever Do The Will Of God

A short inspirational note cites Mark 9 35 urging that whoever does God’s will is brother sister and mother, reflecting a community faith message for readers.

Hempstead County 4-H Rally Day Held at Experiment Station

About 250 Hempstead county 4-H members gathered at the University of Arkansas Track and Fruit Experiment Station for Rally Day. The program included devotions, a welcome by George W. Ware, a group sing, a blue ribbon talent contest to be held May 28, and plans for state camp followed by a Citizenship Ceremony and adjournment.

Hempstead County 4-H Club University of Arkansas Track and Fruit Experiment Station Club Herbert Ford Washington Glyn Black Patmos George W. Ware Gene Urrey State June Donahue

Man Versus Horse in Speed Records

A quirky historical item claims a horse can run three times faster than a human. It notes a man completes a run in about 4 minutes and 10 seconds while a horse covers the same distance in 1 minute and 3 seconds, illustrating the speed gap.

Mali

British Hood Sunk by German Bismarck Off Iceland

Berlin reports German battleship Bismarck destroyed British battleship Hood in a mid Atlantic clash near Iceland. Official communiques note heavy losses for Britain and German fleet pursuit continuing.

H. Hood Bismark Iceland Germany mid-Atlantic High Command Guenther Luet

Final Rites for Hope Veteran Purss tell

Funeral services for Andrew F. Purss tell, 45, a World War II veteran, will be at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Saturday at 2 p.m. He is survived by his widow, three children Alice Joan Dora Louise and Calvin all of Hope, his father A. M. Purtell, his mother Mrs Dora Billingsley of Houston Texas, a sister and several half brothers and sisters.

Andrew F. Pursstell Hope Gospel Tabernacle Alice Joan Dora Louise Calvin

Cranium Crackers Cranium Crackers Boy Meets Girl

The passage asks to identify film pictures where a boy meets a girl in specific settings. It lists: a surveyor in a telegraph office in Ontario. a gangster in a mountain tourist cabin in California. a rich young man at his white‑collar girlfriend’s father's home in Philadelphia. a banker at a Cincinnati railroad station. a reporter at a Beate foundation luncheon in London Ontario.

Ontario California Philadelphia Cincinnati Girk

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