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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1944
Page
3
Leo Kabateck, recently broke, becomes prime regnal adviser to Virgil Roggio. Ginger, Roggio's girlfriend, toys with Kabateck as Roggio travels. In a Chicago apartment, Kabateck senses danger and moral conflict, watching Ginger relish the scheming while he contemplates loyalty and ambition.
The Paisley PTA sponsors a rummage gate at 212 South Main Street on Saturday November 11. Donations accepted by Mrs J W Cunningham and Mrs Paul Raley. On Monday November 13 First Presbyterian Church circles meet at listed homes at 3 pm and the Business Women's circle at 7 30 pm. House visit with Mrs Davis at 712 East Third Street and local visits noted. Names of visitors and hospital notes given for area residents.
On Sunday afternoon November 13 the circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church will meet at 3 o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
The Oglesby P T A will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 3 PM at the school with full attendance urged. The Ivis Garden Club gathers Tuesday afternoon at 3 at Mrs Aubrey Allbritton's home with Mrs Owen Nix as associate hostess.
The Blac Garden club will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. S. G. Norton’s home with Mrs. J. A. Henry as associate hostess. Red Cross Surgical Dressing Report lists workers for Thursday and Friday. 1500 dressings were packed.
Jess Davis traveled toward Richass, Virginia, arriving Friday night. The fragment notes a travel leg and destination without further context or details.
A letter to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sparks states Radioman 3/C R. C. A. Sparks has arrived safely in the Admiral ity Islands, confirming his safe arrival and sending news to his parents.
Washington news notes how the rum import tax boosts Puerto Rico revenue while lawmakers worry about future shortages. Also reported are trips by 25 congressmen to Europe to study war plans, calls for Lend Lease checks, and a Navy bus mix up causing a dormitory dance prank. Nearby item mentions New Orleans streets named for Greek muses.
Boeseto hosts a picnic drama where Boggio recruits the narrator for a secret control buy of a pinball machine factory. Boggio plans to use a straw man to avoid income tax and withholds key details while Ginger remains briefly in the background. To Be Continued.
Reverend Calvin B. Waller emeritus of Second Baptist Church Little Rock Arkansas will be guest preacher at morning worship. Sermon topic is More Than Conquerors Through Christ. Services include Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:50 a.m.
The navy will rule on Arkansas sales tax applicability for materials used in constructing a new ordnance plant at Camden. A delegation from the Arkansas Revenue Department, led by auditor H A Malone, will report to Commissioner Murray B McLeod in Little Rock early next week after conferences with navy officials.
In New York Jimmy McDaniels 144 outpointed Sammy Angott 144 Washington Pa. In Boston Freddie Schott 206 Ak ron Ohio outpointed Howard Thompson 131-2 Saugus Mass. In Reading Jesse Moroney Harrisburg Pa. stopped Billy Perry Baltimore in Middlweights.
Albany report says Governor Dewey will depart for Sea Island Georgia with Mrs Dewey and their two sons to spend about two weeks resting from the campaign. An aide noted he would be deaf dumb and blind to politics during the rest period. President Roosevelt's margin remains about three million votes, the smallest since 1916.
Joan Caulfield and her sisters shape a Hollywood image as their family drives gossip and plans. Joan, 22, stars opposite Sonny Tufts in The Golden Years while her sister Betty eyes a film contract. The clan jokes about romances, uniforms, and camerawork as they navigate showbiz life.
The report notes more prisoners being taken and cites Moscow as viewing this rise as a sign of defeatism spreading through Hungarian ranks.
The London broadcast on the Blue network said Churchill and De Gaulle would join ceremonies at Compiegne Forest, site of the 1940 armistice signing, with guests including Marshal Fochs widow and severely wounded veterans.
Washington dispatch outlines Democratic narrow popular vote win and Republican momentum. Analysts note four elections with Democratic landslides but party leaders face pressures including PAC role, Southern voting dynamics, and postwar policy amid 1948 prospects.
The notice explains the September start dates for blue stamps in Book IV and red stamps in Book IV. Blue stamps G-5 H-5 J-5 K-5 L-5 become active on September 1 and all blue stamps in Book 4 remain valid indefinitely. Red stamps E-8 F-8 G-8 start September 3, and all red stamps A-8 through Z-8 and A-5 through D-5 stay valid indefinitely.
The notice lists start dates for Airplane Stamp No. 1 Book 3 on Nov 1 1943 and Airplane Stamp No. 2 Book 3 on May 1 1944. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 Book IV allow 5 pounds indefinitely. stamp 33 in War Ration Book 4 also covers 5 pounds. Gasoline coupons A-12 3 gallons on June 22. B-3 B-4 C-3 C-4 each 5 gallons. No. 12 coupon in A gasoline books ends Sept 21.
Dr J F Mahony urged making penicillin available to all needing treatment for syphilis and gonorrhea. He cited 63 treated syphilis cases at Staten Island Marine Hospital with all infections sterilized or cleared, and noted gonorrhea therapy already advanced beyond trials. Lt Col Paul Padget cited wartime German records of punishment by sending soldiers with venereal disease to the Russian front.
A novel cork substitute derived from ground peanut hulls is being explored for bottle caps. The development aims to replace natural cork in beverage closures with a sustainable, potentially cheaper material. Researchers note the method preserves seal integrity while reducing agricultural waste.
The piece assesses Republican prospects toward 1948, noting caution in Congress and speculation on a Dewey renomination or a serviceman like Minnesota Governor Stassen as a potential rival. It highlights doubts about returning a defeated candidate and the party's search for a trusted public servant.
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