Crushing of Germany analyzed by DeWitt MacKenzie at ringside
War analyst Mackenzie reviews Stalin Churchill and Stalin's remarks on timing of Germany’s collapse. He notes uncertainty about when the catastrophe will strike and compares past boxing anticipation to forecasting Hitler’s fate. He argues Berlin’s defeat hinges on pressure from multiple fronts and synchronized Allied action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Marshal Staln
Rmany
Stalin
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Hitler
Winston Churchill
Allies maneuver plans loom as fronts shift toward Germany
The article outlines Allied and Soviet strategies across Europe, noting Red Army advances toward the Vistula and potential offensives on Germany while Western forces shorten fronts yet expand supply lines. It highlights a Russian push through Hungary toward Austria and the chance of Austrian revolt, all suggesting critical momentum for the Allies despite uncertain outcomes.
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Hitler
Stalin
Red Army
Germany
Ungary
Danubian
Austria
Hiler
Prize Corn Is Shown by 4-H Clubs Here
Hempstead County 4-H Club members display 27 corn exhibits at McWilliams Seed Store, comparing home farm open-pollinated corn with the Funk’s G-702 hybrid. Juried results show the hybrid outperforming in 18 of 23 complete exhibits, with top prize going to J W Bobo of Spring Hill for a 40.5 bushel per acre hybrid yield versus 29.6 for open-pollinated. Second and third place awarded to Charles E Thompson and Thomas Thad Walker for notable hybrid gains. Additional exhibits from Hope, Spring Hill, Shover Springs, Baird's Chapel, Piney Grove, Patmos, Sweet Home, Blevins, Hickory Shade, Gl** and others showcase multiple 10-ear and 10-car demonstrations of hybrid and open-pollinated corn across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
McWilliams Seed Store
Oliver L. Adams
J. W. Bobo
Spring Hill
Earnest Bobo
Young Bobo
Funk
Charles E. Thompson
Cross Roads
Carroll Huddleston
Hope
Donald Ray Brown
James Donald Young
Shover Springs
Carlton Cummings
Baird’s Chapel
Herman Aaron
Carroll Ferguson
Piney Grove
Vincent Willett
Cleotius Thomas
Joe Martindae
Dwight Adcock
Patmos
Cordell McCain
Sweet Home
L. Co. Turner
Boyce Parsons
Blevins
Carroll Allen
Hickory Shade
Billy Ruggles
Shower Springs
Clovis Ellie
Braid‘s
McCaskill
Hoyett Stone
J. D. Horton
Leon Prescott
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case No 6166
In Hempstead County Ark a warning order requires Dwight Walton to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by plaintiff Orene McDowell Walton. Court seal dated October 16.
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Chancery Court of
Dwight Walton
Orene McDowell Walton
Army Tops AP Poll as No. 1 College Team
Army remains the nation’s top college football team after the latest Associated Press poll. Notre Dame falls to fifth after a 32 to 15 loss to Navy. Ohio State leads the Big Ten with 812 points, while Navy jumps to third and Randolph Field stays fourth after routing North Texas Aggies.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Army
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Navy
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Randolph Field
North Texas Aggies
Bainbridge Naval
Fourth
Air Force
Georgia Tech
Duke
North Carolina
Bainbridge
Maryland
Iowa
Michigan
California
Cloudbusters
Ray
Yankee Stadium
Irish
South Bend Ramblers
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Pittsburgh
Maxwell Field
Dees Ete Eecadine
Wake Forest
Norman
Okla
el Toro
Calif
Marines
Tennessee
Peg Laatee
Kia Gainee
Mississippi State
TUG
Oklahoma A & M Ll
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pocatello Marines field rugged football team of combat veterans
In Idaho a 20-strong Marine unit from a guard detachment and naval ordnance plant staff, coached by Corp. Ken Dolan, plays as the Pocatello Marine Devil Dogs. They trailed early due to injuries but defeated a Great Falls air base squad despite a 25-pound per-man weight disadvantage, showing grit and veteran readiness amid wartime sports coverage.
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New York
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Marine Devildogs
Naval Ordnance Plant
Ken Dolan
Serom
Army Air Base
Great Falls
Mont
Achievement Day Held by 4-H Clubs in Hempstead County
Hempstead County 4-H Clubs held their Annual Achievement Day at Hope city hall on Saturday November 4 with 12 clubs represented and about 80 in attendance. William Roy Zumwalt presided. Iris Jean Nogers read and reported on poultry projects. E E Austin spoke on opportunities. Mrs R P Bowen discussed wartime aims. prizes and pins were awarded for gardening canning foods and cookery clothing and 4-H leadership. Herman Aaron 15 was named outstanding 4-H Club boy and received a $25 War Bond. dormitory funds and other awards were announced as well.
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Hempstead County
Hope
William Roy Zumalt
William Roy Zumwalt
Blevins
Nellie Sewell
Blevins School
Reverend Hutton
First Christian Church In
E. E. Austin
R P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Iris Jean Nogers
Patmos
Hempstead
Martha Lynn Harris
Louis Zumwalt
Joan Carrigan
Washington
Vera May
Frances Sewell
Oliver L. Adams
Herman Aaron
E. Aaron
Shover Springs
Arkansas
Earlie McWilliams
Shever Springs
State University
Cora Lee Westbrook
Martha Lynn
Ruthal Mae Avery
Billy Hulsey
Jean Arthur Sewell
Louise Zumwalt
Avery
Billy Jo Hulsey
Faye Dean Sewell
Patmos 4-H Club
Mildred Smith
Helen Lou Kent
Lenora Matfield
Spring Hill
Martha Harris Wins $25 Garden Prize in Victory Gardening
Martha Lynn Harris, a 4-H member at Blevins High School, was awarded one of eight $25 War Bonds on November 4th during Achievement Day as part of the Victory Gardening program by the State Agriculture Extension Service. The report notes there were three hundred and thirty entrants.
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Martha Lynn Harris
Blevins High School
State Agriculture Extension Service
Martha Lynn Tops Hempstead Victory Garden Efforts
Eight 4-H Club girls in Hempstead County enrolled in Victory Garden programs with Martha Lynn delivering the standout performance. She planned planted and tended the family plot, yielding fresh butter beans English peas snap beans lettuce beets and cabbage for daily meals and canning surplus. Martha Lynn has been a 4-H member six years focusing on gardening and canning and keeping progress records. The manager gained new insight into Chicago Bears growing.
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Hempstead
Martha Lynn
Fights Last Night In Baltimore And Chicago
In Baltimore Holman Williams defeated Kid Tun era by outpointing him 161 to 156 in Havana. George Williams outpointed Tommy Daniels 146 1 2 to 152 in Pittsburgh. Joe Louis defeated Charley Crump in a three round exhibition in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Holman Williams
Chicago
Kid Tunera
Havana
George Williams
Tommy Daniels
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Charley Crump
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Mackenzie
Telegraph
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Minor
Gibson and Briant Drug Stores
Bob Elmore Auto Supply
Hope, Ark
Doug Bacon
Carl Jones
Harry W. Shiver
C. B. Tyler
Cotton Row
Main Street
Floyd Porterfield
State
Tyler
Crews Creek
Cotton
Hervey Street
Charles Bader
O. L. Bowden
Neek Ot
Chas. F. Reynerson
the City One
Lee Moore
Stewart's Grocery
Camden
Rupert Hern
West 4Th St
Bill Collins
DODGE
Grant’s
M. S. Bates
Ideal Furniture Store
Leon Bundy
J. A. Harris
East Shower St
James Allen
Fulton St. Hope
East Second Street
White House
Hazel Street
Ark
Rhine
Vistula
West Coast
United States Employment Service of the War Manpower Commission
East Second Street Hope, Arkansas
J. P. Biers
Omera Evans
W.S. Atkins
Lyle Brows
Funks
Charles Simmons
University of Arkansas Extension Service
R. S. Ayers
Frank Scott
Peppard Seed Company
Hope Basket Company
Hope Brick Yard
E. M. McWilliams
al de Santis
Schenectady
N. Y
Union-Star
Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Tigers
Tom Gallery
Pedro
Tower
Oscar Hagberg
Wallace Wade
General Patton
North Carolina Cloudbusters
Jacksonville
Fla
Bray
Chapel Hill
Japan
Reich
Roy Anderson
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
Roy Anderson & Co
North Main
Martha L. Harris
Chicago Bears
Femwevs
ENO
Standard Oil” Company OF
Louisiana
Esso Ins
Tarpley
ESSO
Coleman
Joe C. Coleman
Third & Hervey Sts
JSY
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