Stalin says Germany on verge of catastrophe
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie notes Stalin and Churchill offer timing hints but cannot pin down exact dates. He compares to past fights and explains the need to press Hitler from four fronts simultaneously to speed Nazi collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Marshal Stalin
Germany
Stalin
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Hitler
Allied High Command
Winston Churchill
Allies close in on Hitler as Red Army drives east
The analysis notes the Red Army and allies ready for offensives on German cities while Stalin highlights positions for a push on Germany. A Russian drive toward the Danube gateway into Austria is seen as possible, with Austrians potentially revolting and the western front poised to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Hitler
Red Army
Germany
Hungary
Danubian
Austria
Hiler
Prize Corn Shown by 4-H Clubs in Hempstead County
Twenty seven Hempstead County 4-H Club boys entered the corn show at McWilliams Seed Store, displaying results from 2-acre home-farm demonstrations. Hybrid Funk's G-702 outyielded open-pollinated corn in 18 of 23 complete exhibits, earning J W Bobo of Spring Hill a $25 War Bond for top demonstration with 40.5 bu per acre hybrid versus 29.6 bu open-pollinated. Charles E Thompson won $10 War Stamps for a 15.7 bu advantage for hybrid, Thomas Thad Walker $7.50 for 3.1 bu open-pollinated lead, and numerous other exhibitors from Hope to Patmos showcased hybrid and open-pollinated results.
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
McCaskill
Hoyett Stone
Blevins
J. D. Horton
Leon Prescott
Walton v Walton Warning Order in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court case No. 6166 Orene McDowell Walton sues Dwight Walton. Defendant must appear within thirty days and answer. Witness dated October 16 1944, with attorneys Atkins and Brown. Dates October 17 24 31 and November 7 1944.
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Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Ark
Orene McDowell Walton
Dwight Walton
Poor Court
W. S, Atkins
Att'v
Lyle Brown
Att
Army No. 1 Grid Team Dominates AP Poll
Army remains the nation’s top college football team after the latest Associated Press ranking. Notre Dame slides to fifth following a 32 to 13 loss to Navy while Navy climbs to third and Randolph Field stays fourth. Ohio State also ranked, with Michigan and Illinois in the top ten amid a reshuffled lineup.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Army
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Navy
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Randolph Field
North Texas Aggies
Bainbridge Naval
Air Force
Georgia Tech
Duke
North Carolina
Bainbridge
Maryland
Iowa
Michigan
California
Illinois
Cloudbusters
Yankee Stadium
South Bend Ramblers
Ann Arbor
Pittsburgh
Maxwell Field
Guna Fourth Air Force
Illinois Plan
Southern California
Wake Forest
Rio Troon
EaMeel i
Norman
Okla
el Toro
Calif
Marines
Wenmenee
Wise Gate
Mississippi State
Oklahoma A & M II
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pocatello Marines Face Gridiron Odds In Military Team
A squad of about 20 Marines from a guard detachment and sailors from a naval ordnance plant form the Pocatello Devil Dogs, coached by Corp. Ken Dolan. They struggled early with injuries and shallow reserves but beat Great Falls air base despite the 25 pound per man disadvantage. The piece also notes Pro football talk from Al De Santis, coach resignations, and odd World Series meal money questions.
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New York
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Ansey Devildogs
Naval Ordnance Plant
Ken Dolan
Army Air Base
Great Falls
Mont
Shorts And Shells Football Broadcast Sold For 25000
The Army Navy football broadcast has been sold for 25000 dollars and is expected to approximate the gate receipts. Al Special Delivery remarks on the deal.
Achievement Day Held by 4-H Clubs
The Hempstead County 4-H Clubs held their Annual Achievement Day at Hope City Hall on Saturday November 4 with 80 attendees representing twelve clubs. Herman Aaron 15 won the outstanding 4-H Club Boy pin plus a $25 War Bond. Martha Lynn Harris led gardening awards and Jo an Carrigan led foods and cookery.
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Hempstead County
Hope
William Roy Zumalt
Wiliam Roy Zumwalt
Blevins
Nellie Sewell
Blevins School
Reverend Hutton
First Christian Church In
E. E. Austin
R. P. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce
Iris Jean Krogers
Patmos
Hempstead
Martha Lynn Harris
Louis Zumwalt
Joan Carrigan
Washington
Vera May
Herman
J. E. McWilliams
Arkansas
Earlie McWilliams
Shover 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
Billy Jo Halsey
Patmos 4-H Club
Mildred Smith
Helen Lou Kent
Lenora Matfield
Spring Hill
Martha L Harris wins 25 dollar Victory Garden prize
Martha Lynn Harris of Blevins, a 4 H Club member at Blevins High School, earned one of eight 25 dollar War Bonds on Achievement Day November 4. The State Agriculture Extension Service announced the Victory Gardening prize program with 330 participants in the region.
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Martha L. Harris
Blevins
Martha Lynn Harris
Blevins High School
State Agriculture Extension Service
Martha Lynn leads Victory Garden effort in Hempstead County
Eight 4-H Club girls in Hempstead County enrolled in Victory Garden with Martha Lynn as the standout. She planned planted and worked the family garden producing butter beans English peas snap beans lettuce beets and cabbage for daily meals and canning surplus. Martha Lynn a six year 4-H member has pursued gardening and canning projects and kept progress records.
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Hempstead
Martha Lynn
Fights Last Night in Baltimore and Chicago Card
Baltimore 161 pounds Holman Williams outpointed Kid Tun era 156 Havana 10 George Williams 146 1-2 outpointed Tommy Daniels 152 Pittsburgh 6 Joe Louis outpointed Charley Crump Baltimore three round exhibition.
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Baltimore
Holman Williams
Chicago
Kid Tunera
Havana
George Williams
Tommy Daniels
Pittsburgh
Joe Louis
Charley Crump
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C. B. Tyler
Cotton Row
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Floyd Porterfield
State
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Crews Creek Bottom
SS Highway
Cotton
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West Second St
Charles Bader
O. L. Bowden
Chas. F. Reynerson
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Lee Moore
Stewart’s Grocery
Camden
Rupert Hern
West
Bill Collins
DODGE
Grant’s
M. S. Bates
Ideal Furniture Store
Leon Bundy
J. A. Harris
East Shower St
Lino
James Allen
Fulton St. Hope
East Second Street
White House
Hazel Street
Rhine
Vistula
West Coast
United States Employment Service of the War Manpower Commission
East Second Street Hope, Arkansas
J. P. Byers
Omera Evans
D.C
Cordell McCain
Sweet Home
Funks
Charles Simmons
University of Arkansas Extension Service
R. S. Ayers
Frank Scott
Peppard Seed Company
al de Santis
Schenectady
N. Y
Union
Pete Cawthon
Brooklyn Tigers
Tom Gallery
Pedro
Tower
Oscar Hagberg
Wallace Wade
General Patton
North Carolina Cloudbusters
Jacksonville
Fla
Air Station
Bray
Chapel Hill
Japan
Reich
Roy Anderson
South Main Street
Hope, Arkansas
Roy Anderson & Co
North Main
Chicago Bears
Zemweve
Eso
Gisoune
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COPR
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Tarpley
ESSO
Coleman
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Third & Hervey Sts
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