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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1944

Page

2

Eisenhower Still Has Chance to End War This Year

War analyst DeWitt Mackenzie argues Allied gains toward the Rhine show potential to end the war this year but warn weather and German resistance could stretch campaigns. He notes difficult winter conditions, German defenses, and the need for a Russian push to support the Western drive.

Eisenhower Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Rhine Aachen Metz-Belfort Europe Westwall Tiger Berlin Germany Hitler Ruhr Sear Vistula

Arkansas WW II Army and Navy casualties listed by hometowns

The Navy Department reported four Arkansans wounded in action and listed dozens of service members by name and hometown. Names include Pvt. Hubert D. Reed of Jonesboro, Pfc Milas L. Rose of Little Rock, Pfc Thomas M. Skelton of Monette, and Cpl Norman M. Whitfield of Marvell among others, with ranks and family details.

Joan Crocker Jonesboro Otis B. Dickerson Stella Dickerson Ozark Alexander Erickson Pansy O. Erickson Hampton George J. Faulkner Rena Faulkner Little Rock Charles L. Gramlich Mary Gramlich North N. St Fort Smith Harley R. Hayes Myrtle Hayes Success Troy M. Hobgood Daphne Hobgood Royal Cornelius L. Huskey Evelyn Huskey Rt. 1 Manila Hoyt R. Jones Beulah Jones Smead Jones Susie Jones McGehee Donie G. Strickland Vilonia Henry M. Taylor Lucy Taylor Augusta Cpl. Boyd DL. Thompson Mary Thompson Charles E. Watkins George B. Watkins Denmark Carrol M. Williams Josse A. Knowles Roand Navy Department Arkansans Naval Hubert D. Reed William Reed West Washington Milas L. Rose Erma P. Rose Thomas M. Skelton James C. Skelton Monette Monette. Marine Cpl Norman M. Whitfield Elisha A. Whitfield Marvell

Nimitz Announces Key Pacific Actions In World War II

The report describes a British warship leading an amphibious operation in the Southwest Pacific and the Mapia invasion on Nov. 15. Nimitz says American ships bombarded two island fires on Nov. 10, with Japanese defenses largely ineffective. Ngeregong islet recaptured near Peleliu, and Saipan mop up by Marines is noted with casualties and captives totals.

Southwest Pacific Chester W. Nimitz Pearl M Harbor Nimitz Ngeregong Palaus Peleliu Saipan Marianas

24 Arkansans on Wounded List of War Department

The War Department released a casualty list naming 24 Arkansas soldiers wounded in action in the European area. The names include S Sgt William F. Adcock of Dardanelle route route 2 and Pfc Bennie A. Clements of Marmaduke, among others with their family ties listed.

Arkansans War Department Washington Arkansas William F. Adcock Robert S. Adcock Dardanelle Pfe Melvin I. Bowling Alma M. Bowling Jacksonville Bennie A. Clements Lillie E. Clements Marmaduke Arthur J. Cook Edna E. Wallace E. Hillsboro St el Dorado James A. Creecy Harrison Creecy Osceola Edwin F. Crocker

Simple Test Aids Thousands Who Are Hard of Hearing

An easy no risk hearing test helps thousands temporarily deafened regain hearing. The ad promotes the Online Home Method test and promises money back if you do not hear better, with claims tied to John P. Cox and drug stores nationwide.

John P. Cox

Eastern Pro Title Still Is Unsettled

In the NFL eastern division race the Philadelphia Eagles kept pace after a 37-7 win over the Washington Redskins as Green Bay claimed the western crown with a 24-0 defeat of New York. Detroit’s upset over Chicago kept the Packers atop the west while the Giants stunned Green Bay and the Chicago-Cardinal-Pittsburgh unit fell to Cleveland 33-6. Brooklyn also lost to Boston 13-6 as other league games went on.

Jimmy Jordan Chicago Green Bay Packers New York Chicago Bears Detroit Frankie Sinkwich Packers Green Bay Bears Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins Brooklyn Cleveland Giants Len Younce Boston New York Don Hutson Chicago-Cardinal- Pittsburgh Steeler Combine Boston Yanks

Government and Labor at Odds on Pay

Washington scene notes a government labor clash over living costs and wage gains. The piece outlines the cost of living index usage, its 1921 adoption, and the dispute over whether current measures reflect true expenses for city families with moderate income, excluding farm families.

Germany Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS Department of Labor

Wartime costs vs the living index and global political reshuffles

The piece critiques the wartime cost of living index noting it reflects only national averages and city costs, while low income families face higher adjusted expenses. It also covers censorship direction, Chinese education and political reshuffles amid military strain and calls for government reorganization.

CIO Chicago Philip Murray

Former Shanghai mayor becomes minister of information

O. K. Yui, aged 44, former mayor of greater Shanghai and Chinese spokesman during the Shanghai battle, is named new minister of information. He later served as vice minister of finance in 1941 and is regarded as a sound, honest official.

Hupeh O. K. Yui Greater Shanghai Finance Information

Postwar Tax Problem Is Under Study

Washington, Nov. 20. Treasury and congressional experts, after four months of joint work, near a light on postwar taxes. Hearings held in private, with unions and mayors to appear. first report to Congress anticipated soon. Documents may include actual tax legislation recommendations for the postwar transition or forecasts of conditions guiding Congress.

Max Hallashington Treasury Congressional Morgenthau Capitol Hill U. S. Conference of Mayors Congress America

Telephone Strike Expands Across Ohio Cities

The Ohio telephone walkout spreads to 26 towns in three days and may extend to the northeastern industrial region. Union spokesman Earl Culp says operators, maintenance staff, and other workers are expected to join by tomorrow in Akron and Canton, with about 4,000 strikers statewide and 1,300 in Cleveland.

Cuiurbus, O Ohio Earl Culp Ohio Federators of Telephone Workers Bulletin Akron Canton Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co

Strike spreads through Ohio as out-of-town hires protest pay

In Day ton the independent union's southwestern Ohio council began a walkout over expenses averaging 18.25 dollars weekly for out-of-town workers. Sympathy strikes spread, reaching Youngstown's steel center, though detailed worker counts outside operators were not available.

Independent Union Southwestern Ohio Council Dayton Youngstown

Court Names Confinued From Page One Affirmed

The high court affirmed a Crittenden Chancery ruling that J. H. Pope, a local landowner, had parted with his interest in jointly held property with his wife. The decision clarifies ownership and spousal rights in the disputed property.

Crittenden

Little Rock Mayoralty Vote Tuesday

Little Rock voters head to polls to pick a Democratic nominee for mayor. If no candidate wins a majority a run off is planned for December 5. Three contenders Sam Wassell Dan T Brick and Floyd Karp campaign on developing Little Rock as an air center in the postwar era.

Little Rock Charles E. Moyer Runagi Sam Wassell Assisant U. S Dan T. Brick Floyd Karp Works Progress, Administration

Pope contends land trust in bank foreclosure dispute

The case concerns Union Planters Bank foreclosing on two acres after Pope argued that when his stepdaughter Erine McBride bought the land and conveyed it to her mother Lady P. Pope of Memphis a trust was created in his favor.

Union Planters Bank Pope E “Erine McBride Lady P. Pope Memphis

Thanksgiving Spirit Amid War Time Rationing

Pert Childers praises Ed Carey on the back porch as they discuss rationed Thanksgiving foods and substitutes. Bert notes a chicken while Ed notes the turkey-sized effort for fighting men overseas. The piece extols the Spirit of Thanksgiving and freedom in a world returning to light under Allied victory.

Pert Childers Ed Carey Bert

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