A Critical Hour Approaches in a Time of War
The piece argues the nation must unite to defend production and national resolve as Europe edges toward war. It warns radicalism and propaganda threaten loyalty, while Germany's ascent is tied to communism and production strength. It stresses unity, labor cooperation, and government defense planning at home.
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Europe
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Germany
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France
America
4-H Clubs Visit Station Here This Week
More than 3,300 4 H Club members from 26 south Arkansas counties will attend the University of Arkansas Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station near Hope on May 23 and 30. The sessions include tours of the station to study demonstrations in fruit truck crops landscaping farms and soil conservation. Officials in charge include W J Jevni Ban state club agent Miss Ella Posey district home demonstration agent J F Rains district agent and staff from extension service Soil Conservation Service and the Experiment Station.
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South Arkansas
University of Arkansas Fruit & Truck Branch
Hope
George W. Ware
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Hot Springs
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Nazis Build Three Footholds on Crete in New Offensive
AP reports Nazi air and sea forces broke through near Canea on Crete, expanding footholds to three positions as reinforcements flow from the Greek mainland. British Middle East headquarters says New Zealand troops counterattack with heavy fighting continuing in the Canea sector. London notes fighting quiter Sunday but cautions against overconfidence as Axis gains appear to persist.
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Associated Press
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Midttack
Canea
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New Zealand
Canada
Retina
Milva
Malemisir Drome
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Parity Bill Signed by Roosevelt Aims Parity for Farmers
President Roosevelt signed legislation pledging an 85 percent parity plan for farmers with price controls to prevent unfair disparities. The measure reflects the government's aim to ensure farmers, who have long received a smaller share of national income, benefit from parity.
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Washington
Roosevelt Munchy
Roosevelt
250 Dessert Suggestions in The Star Cookbooklet
The Star offers a 250 dessert cookbooklet titled 250 Dessert Suggestions in The Dessert Bank with 250 ideas from simple to elaborate. It promises quick emergency desserts, variety to please every family member, and money savings by impressing guests with new, clever treats.
Dr Kolb to Leave June 15 at State Hospital
Dr A C Kolb newly appointed superintendent of the State Hospital said Monday he has no plans yet and will confer with department heads. He noted possible abolition of some positions to save funds for taxpayers and patients. Kolb will assume duties around June 13 with offices in Little Rock. He has long been connected with state hospitals including eight years on the Louisville Neuropathic Sanitarium board and service since 1931 in Hope.
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Little Rock
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Farrell
Arkanssas Institution
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Live Rock
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Porter Stayton
Hope Youth to Exhibit Works at Chicago Academy
Hope Keith, a student at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts from Shover, Arkansas, will exhibit his commercial art pieces during the Student Exhibition tied to the academy’s 40th Year Anniversary. The four day event runs June 3, 6, 7, and 8, with galleries open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Yictor Keith
Shover
Hope
Arkansas
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Rush van Sickle Ford
Keith
Worl
Two Elected to Zoning Boards in Hope District
Hempstead county examiner B E Austin announced that Clifford Franks was elected to the Hope district school zoning board and John H Barnow of Ozan won a county board at large seat. He added results would be in within ten days as other counts were finalized.
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B. E. Austin
Hempstead County
Clifford Franks
Hope District
John H. Barnow
Ozan
Mr. Austin
Roosevelt Revises Text of His Tuesday Speech
Washington reports say President Roosevelt will revise his Tuesday night address in light of rapid world developments. Press secretary Stephen Early noted Berlin may try to cloud the speech and influence readers before the address, amid Raeder warnings and Japan's Indo China seizure of American goods.
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Turks Incline Toward Nazis
Ankara observers say Turkey’s foreign policy must evolve as Axis troop movements near its borders intensify. First Nazi armament carloads seen crossing the Black Sea signal change, while denial persists of any Axis request to move troops through Turkish territory. British frustration grows over turkey’s use of routes to Iraq via Turko-Syrian rail lines and official Syria accords allowing military use.
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Black Sea
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153rd to Go to Maneuvers
At Camp Robinson a large single movement of troops began at 10 p.m. Monday as over 2,000 men and 99 officers entrain for Tennessee maneuvers. The unit will be joined by 25 company vehicles and trucks from the Nebraska Quartermaster regiments to clear Little Rock and Memphis with minimal traffic.
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Nebraska Quartermaster Regiment
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Memphis
Judge Contest Put Off Until Tuesday
The Hempstead county judge election contest between Fred A. Luck and John L. Wilson has been postponed until Tuesday morning at 8 20. The notice mentions urban and rural population factors from the IH census.
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Hempstead
Fred A. Luck
John L. Wilson
United States
Know Your Senate Quiz in Cranium Crackers fun
A quiz asks five questions about U S Senate members family ties and state representation. It covers a father who was president and chief justice, a brother who was speaker, a son in the Senate, a governor father who led another republic, and a Progressive era figure with a governor brother. The item notes a new feature on Comic Page Newel’s.
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Hull Charges German Threats To Break U S Self Defense
Secretary Hull faulted Admiral Raeder for implying the United States should refrain from defending itself until Hitler dominates the seas. Hull called the remark a threat to dissuade nations from self defense and cited it as part of Germany's conquest aims. In Berlin, Raeder warned that American convoys carrying contraband for England would trigger open war if needed, a stance confirmed by German officials. Japanese actions in Haiphong saw warehouses of Far Eastern Trading and North American Syndicate seized for 40 million dollars of U S goods, blocking access to Central China.
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United States
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Pa Hull
Hitler
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Erich Raeder
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U.S
Registration Called July 1
President Roosevelt ordered a second registration for compulsory military service on July 1 in the interest of national defense. New registrants include men who on or before July 1 turn 21, with registrations in Bettie States Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska. About one million men will be required to register.
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Roosevelt
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Puerto Rico
Alaska
Nazis to Free U S Citizens Returns Home Missionaries
Berlin officials said that American women children and men identified as genuine missionaries may leave for home as arrangements can be made Others are still being checked to determine if they are free of restrictions The note refers to an ambulance corps bound for service with the Free French among passengers on the Zam Zait. Puerto Rico averages 115 acres per capita versus the Philippines 7.5 and Havali 15.77.
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Chilren
Monay
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Havali
Thought on God and fidelity from Madan Swetchine
A quoted reflection noting that in a world where God seems forgotten, He is the source of the deepest fidelity and love. The brief meditation emphasizes divine primacy and human response, reflecting on spiritual devotion.
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