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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1944
Page
3
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Shirley Halperin Hot Springs and S/Sgt. John A. Avey of Hot Springs. The wedding occurred Wednesday at the Navy Base with the base chaplain officiating. S Sgt Hervey has recently returned from active duty.
Ben Wilson of Fulton leaves Tuesday after a two week family visit to return to the Signal Corps Depot in Lexington Kentucky. Clyde Phillips of Houston spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Dolphus Whitten Jr of Little Rock visited here with her family.
Sgt and Mrs James Gaines announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Ann on Friday November 17 at Julia Chester Hospital.
Mr Pomeroy Whitten formerly with a local drugstore has accepted a position with a drugstore in Texarkana.
The Hinton Home Demonstration Club met November 13 at 2 30 with Stella Adams presiding in absence of officers. Two new members joined. A textile care demonstration by Miss Westbrook was presented. The group planned a quilt project and winter meeting times.
Instructions for subscriptions to The Star for servicemen, including half rate pricing 3.50 yearly 2 price six months and world-wide delivery. Change of address procedures, posting notices from service members and Post Office, free address updates, and overseas mail rules with required written request. Expiration notices apply to domestic readers but overseas subscribers must track dates themselves.
A community Christmas event invites all residents to attend. Names will be drawn for gifts and children are encouraged to bring their families for a festive program and tree lighting.
The Sardis club met November 15 at Mrs. Jeff Tollett's home with Miss Westbrook present. Officers elected: President Mrs. Jeff Tollett, vice-president Myrtle Ingram, reporter Emogene Tiffin. New leaders named for Household art and song. A fiber care demonstration was given by Miss Westbrook. Next meeting at the church will feature a Christmas program with presents for a tree exchange.
Washington rumors say the president will see cabinet resignations as tradition, with Interior Secretary Harold Ickes and Labor Secretary Frances Perkins among likely early resignations. Steelman’s pre election exit from the conciliation service fuels talk of adjustments.
The piece weighs cabinet reshuffle talk around Roosevelt era figures like Steelman Wickard and Wallace amid health and retirement worries. It imagines a fictional Hollywood styled cabinet with Ingrid Bergman as Secretary of State and Betty Boop era gags, peppered with satirical lines about actors and quirky local color.
Hollywood columnist Robbin Coons argues for a peace plan to end nightclub clashes in the city. He urges removing all balconies from houses to reduce fights and chaos, aiming to restore order in social venues.
Leo Kabateck arrives at the Maybelle Apartments in Van Ness Avenue with Mickey and Don Stevens. A note from Boggio orders him home, while Perez in room 526 claims to represent Boggio and hints at broader Hollywood dealings. Perez, a large gruff figure with a cultured voice, quietly pursues answers as the scene shifts toward a continuing mystery.
Jacob Frei dus aged 30 operates a real estate business from an obscure New York City machine shop office. Over four years he amassed profits of 15 million dollars starting from four thousand dollars and purchased more than 40 buildings.
Allied forces push deep into northeastern France and western Germany, reporting captures of Belfort area towns and Metz outskirts. Seventh Army nears Saarbrucken while Third Army drives toward Dieuze and Grostenquin, with Patton’s corps crossing toward Luxembourg and Ninth Army expanding in the Cologne–Duesseldorf corridor. German defenses stiffen along the Siegfried line as air bombardment and ground advances continue.
A statement notes submarines can safely sink to about 300 feet. It also compares San Bernardino County California to the combined areas of Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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