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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
1
Alex H. Washburn oversees Overseas Mail operations for the Our Daily Bread service.
A London paper and recent foreign copies show how American soldiers in England and Australia read English language newspapers with interest. Beaverbrook’s London Sun and the Express discuss De Gaulle and a balance of power in Europe while poems and politics mix with art and music in wartime reflections on democracy and civic duty.
The 563 ton Swedish passenger ship Hansa went missing near Gotland after leaving Stockholm for Visby. Debris bodies and a lifeboat were sighted about 25 miles from Gotland by Swedish military aircraft, with speculation of a mine or torpedo. The ship carried over twenty passengers and 26 crew, including soldiers on leave.
Butaprene S is a synthetic rubber made by combining three parts butadiene with one part styrene in a continuous process.
Washington debate heats over peacetime compulsory military training. President Roosevelt prods Congress for possible youth training, proposing a year of military instruction for ages 18 to 23. Supporters cite national defense, discipline, and fitness benefits. opponents warn it won’t prevent war and could disrupt schooling.
In Pikeville Tennessee on November 24 a mob removed James T. Scales a teenage Black worker from the Pikeville jail and killed him within hours after he allegedly slashed and battered two white women Mrs Charles H McKinnie 19 and her mother Mrs H E Scott the superintendent at the state training school for Black boys was away at the time The bodies of the victims were found around 9 a m by W S Neil and Virgil Davis and the killings were said to have occurred around 6 a m following Scales reporting for work
Pvt R Boyce of Washington died in Barnes Army Hospital Vancouver Washington from injuries in an automobile accident. He was stationed at Fort Lewis and had 18 months in service. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Survived by his parents three brothers in the Army in England and two sisters in Hope Fulton and Washington.
Hardanger Vidda in Norway stands as Europe’s largest open high plateau. Norway’s biggest island along the coast is Hinda, covering about 850 square miles.
County Chairman Syd McMath reported Hempstead County’s sixth war loan total at 138,277 with 22,602.50 added yesterday. The county has reached 26.5 percent of its 525,000 quota. Club standings include B. P. W. Club 13,862.50 Rotary 7,350.00 Kiwanis 3,187.50 Communities Washington 1,631.25 McCaskill 187.50 Hope 136,458.25.
General MacArthur reports the destruction of the Japanese First Division after American forces smashed into Limon and reached the Leyte river. units under Col. John A. Hettinger cleared a mountainous defile to open the Ormoc corridor, with heavy air strikes and naval patrols aiding the advance amid persistent rain.
London reports the Fourth Ukrainian army under Petrov advancing from Ungvar toward Kassa on a 25 mile front. Soviet forces claim gains of up to 16 miles and over 30 towns captured, with Tokaj recaptured and Baeska railway junction falling. Malinovsky’s troops retake Tokaj as weather turns roads to mud along the Budapest front.
Articles filed with the Secretary of State by the Southwestern Truck and Equipment Company of El Dorado list G. M. McDaniel Fred Shores and L. F. Brewer as incorporators. The firm is capitalized at 7500 with 25000 shares of 50 each. It is formed to buy and sell trucks trailers and oil field equipment and to rent and lease automotive and oil field equipment.
Alex H. Washburn told the Rotary club at Hotel Barlow that the United States faces a tomorrow shaped by a likely 300 billion dollar public debt and broad alliances. He urged moderation and compromise as the nation’s defining gifts while warning that radical ideologies threaten postwar stability. The talk, arranged by Claude Tillery, drew returned war hero Sgt Floyd Leverett of Blevins who shared vivid air war memories and his Distinguished Service Cross IETO ribbons and D Day participation.
Commander T. Dwight Wilson of Hope, son of Mrs May Wilson of South Elm Street, receives a navy captaincy. A 1922 Annapolis graduate, he has seen extensive South Pacific service and was executive officer aboard the cruiser Chicago when it was sunk. He is currently stationed at Pearl Harbor.
A massive B 29 strike from Saipan launched the first land based bombing of Tokyo since 1942, led by Brig Gen Emmett O Donnell. The attack, described by Gen Arnold as a sustained effort, began from Marianas bases with 21st bomber command support and aims to cripple Japan's war factories ahead of a planned invasion.
Washington November 24. Award of the Legion of Merit to Lt Col Harry J Lemley Jr of Hope Arkansas was announced by the War Department. He was promoted to full colonel on the day of his decoration for exceptionally meritorious conduct in operations in the North African theater from November 1943 to February 11 1944. Colonel Lemley is the son of Federal Judge Lemley and Mrs Lemley of Hope.
Allied forces press toward Strasbourg as French and American units push to seize Rhine bridges south of the Swiss border while German counterattacks in the Cologne plain and Roer valley slow Allied progress. Patton reaches toward Saarbrucken. British and American troops face heavy resistance near Haven and Venlo amid fog, snow, and artillery barrages.
The Associated Press reports 61 deaths in the nation on Thanksgiving including 38 from traffic accidents and 25 from other causes. California led with 17 deaths, 12 from traffic, and Ohio followed with six, two traffic.
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