06 Nov 1942
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1942
Page
1
Dr Philip Hauser, assistant director of the Census area, warns in a University of Chicago article that World War II will leave lasting population effects. He expects a surplus of women, shifts in marriage and birth rates, and long run demographic scars across the nation.
The report lists matches with fighters from New York Philadelphia Elizabeth River Island and Maine. Results include several decisions with outpoints and knockouts across lanes from Jersey City to Centrezl and River. Participating venues include New York and Montreal linked bouts.
In Point, North Carolina, Eugene aided a passing motorist by repairing his machine after an ice chain broke. He asked to ride the bike around the block. the owner consented. When Eugene returned, the owner had left, and police are seeking guidance on what to do with an apparently abandoned motorcycle.
Prescott News notes a quota of knitted garments for soldiers assigned to the Nevada County Red Cross chapter. Volunteers, led by Mrs Dan Pittman, work daily in Presbyterian church and former Ford building to roll bandages and produce garments for the quota.
Senate committees hear War Production Board official Donald Nelson and Brig Gen Pitney on compulsory manpower measures. Education and labor panels probe manpower issues. House recess after speeches on Tuesday elections as both chambers review politics and policy.
A Noble Oklahoma incident involved a city farmer who attempted to vaccinate all his pigs at night, causing a loud disturbance that woke residents and drew neighbors to windows to witness the commotion. Several local social notes follow with visits and weekend plans among community members.
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