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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

2

Allies Know China Role in Final War Strategy

Mackenzie argues the Chiang Kai-shek regime now on view changes Allied planning for Japan. He notes the Kuomintang dictatorial rule and a looming civil war, with China’s military resources largely unavailable against Japan. The piece discusses Burma Road, potential Southeast China invasion, and Japan’s continued hold on industrial areas.

Dewitt MacKenzie Jack China Chiang United Nations Japan Chiang Kai-Shek Philippines Nippon Russia Burma Kuomintang Thoburn Wiant Associated Press London

Looks Like His Tail Lashing Days Are Over

Lamb market reports mark a soft start with slaughter lambs opening 25 lower while early sales show strength for choicest lots to shippers and small killers. Remaining lots lack clear demand.

New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Lower

Market report shows New Orleans cotton futures down 20 to 35 cents per bale with specific highs and lows for contracts May March October and spot prices steady at 25 higher. US Department figures reveal receipts and stock levels while Chicago and New York sections note firm poultry butter and ongoing hedge selling in cotton.

New Orleans Chicago New York Jay

Allies Hopeful of Clearer China Relations After Showdown

The report notes obstruction by reactionary elements in the central government and suggests the showdown could relieve Allied effort to meet Chiang Kai-shek's wishes, potentially improving China Allies relations and clarifying the overall stance.

Chiang China

New York Stocks Hover AmidIndecision With Mixed Rails

The New York stock market faced notable investment hesitation from Nov 2 to 4 as buyers supported selected rails and industrials. Aircraft shares edged down on profit taking while steels firmed late and motors plus blue chips attracted bids. Volume reached about 706000 shares after a slow start, with a final half hour pickup.

New York

St Louis Livestock Market Report At National Stockyards

National Stockyards market activity for hogs cattle and sheep shows mixed demand with varied weights and classes. Hogs trading higher across most weight ranges with top near 14 25 and sows and heavier hogs up to 40 cents. Cattle and calves generally slow with feeder demand aiding some gains, vealers steady to higher, cows and bulls mixed. Sheep receipts around 3 decks yearling wethers noted with steady price ranges.

ST. Louis

Grain futures rebound after three day decline ends

Chicago market notes a rebound as corn stalls selling, indicating oversold signals in other markets. Wheat edges higher, December at 1.63 3 8-1 2, corn up to 1.09 1 8, oats 62 3 4-5 8, rye 1.10 1 4-1 2, barley 1.02 3 4.

Chicago

Stilwell's Abrupt Departure From Chungking Revealed

Gen Joseph W Stilwell received recall from Washington on Oct 19 and left China Oct 20 after late lunch with Chiang Kai Shek Brooks Atkinson accompanied him to the U S Stilwells recall altered allied command debates in China Washington proposals favored Stilwell as overall commander while Chiang insisted on subordination Two possible futures discussed include mainland aid after Japan defeat or a coast landing with forces under a naval expedition commander

Chungking Joseph W. Stilwell Washington Chiang Kai-Shek Stilwell Chialing River Yangtze China Brooks Atkinson New York Times United States Associated Press Dispatch Patrick J. Hurley Roosevelt Chiang Japan

Singing Convention at Unity Baptist Sunday

The Hempstead county sings convention will meet Sunday at 2 PM at Unity Baptist Church. L. H. Mitchell will be in charge of the event.

Unity Baptist Hempstead County Unity Baptist Church L. H. Mitchell

Thanksgiving Day date split threatens two national holidays

President Roosevelt designated November 23 as Thanksgiving, the fourth Thursday, under 1941 law, while several states plan to observe November 30. Six states waver between dates, risking dual celebrations as sports and events adhere to the earlier or later Thursday. Arkansas and Georgia face legal conflicts over which Thursday to honor.

Washington Roosevelt District of Columbia Florida Idaho Nebraska Tennessee Texas Virginia Arkansas Georgia Lincoln Congress Gov Adkins

Accumulated Purchasing Power in the U S by end of 1943

An estimate shows United States purchasing power totaling about 85 million dollars at the close of 1943. The figure reflects wartime economic activity and broader monetary strength during the year.

United States

Truman Seeks Pennsylvania Victory On 8000 Mile Campaign

Senator Harry S. Truman pressed his vice presidential bid in Pennsylvania. He planned to end his cross country tour with a labor and small business address at Syria Mosque after a radio segment, then head to Kansas City before returning to Independence Missouri for a final stateside appeal.

Ernest B. Vaccaro Pittsburgh Harry S. Truman Pennsylvania Braddock East Pittsburgh Wolmer-Ding McKeesport Uniontown Kansas City Independence Roosevelt

Nine Ministers Retired by Methodists at Morriston meeting

The North Arkansas Methodist Church conference held its second business session at Morriston on November 2. Nine ministers reached retirement age or were in ill health and were placed on the retirement list: C. B. Stewart Newark M N Johnston Hulbert M A Cherry Monette L W Fair Biggers J Work Smithville W J Williams Greenway Dr Eugene W Potter Paragould Dr E K Means Rogers J F Gloves Cabot. Bishop Paul E. Martin announced transfers of five ministers to assignments outside the conference.

Morriston North Arkansas Methodist Churce Conference Il Health C. B. Stewart Newark M.N. Johnston Hulbert M.A Cherry Monette L.W Fair Biggers J. Work Smithville W. J. Williams Greenway Eugene W. Potter Paragould E. K. Means Rogers J.F. Gloves Cabot Paul E. Martin

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