Japanese Admiral Seeks Policy Shift by Logic
A retired Japanese admiral, Mobumasa Sugetsugu, argued in a published statement that Japan should change its stance and match Washington when dealing with policies affecting the American continent. He suggested reconciling positions rather than relying on factual assertions.
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Reds Advance 62 Miles on Rostov Front
Russian forces on the extreme southeast Front reported advancing in some sectors west of Rostov by as much as 1 kilometer. Tzvestia described powerful counter assaults after artillery and air preparation, with infantry and cavalry driving through frost line posts. Silent artillery duels occurred as Germans sent reinforcements, yet Russians continued advancing Monday morning.
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Rostov
Tzvestia
Sian
Ouachita Minerals Corporation Formed In Hope
Articles of Incorporation filed with Arkansas secretary of state establish Ouachita Minerals Corporation in Hope. Authorized capital stock is 100 shares without par value. Incorporators include R D Franklin Thomas Kinser Jon M Houston Talbot Feild Jr George A Holt and William H Bitter from Washington.
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Little Rock
Ouachita Minerals Corporation
Hope
Secretary of State
R D. Franklin
Thomas Kinser
Jon M. Houston
Talbot Feild, Jr
George A. Holt
William H. Bitter
Washington
New Officer Joins CQM Proving Ground Staff
Lieutenant Samuel P. Davalos arrives on the staff of Major Werner Strecker at the Southwestern Proving Ground as construct ing Quartermaster. He transfers from Jefferson Proving Ground to Indiana for his new post. A prison warden notes some youths go to prison to dodge the draft, a statement reflecting on draft avoidance.
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Southwestern Proving Ground
Samuel P. Davalos
Jefferson Proving Ground
Indiana
Cranium Crackers Shooting at Sea Amid War News
The notice asks questions about U S destroyers sunk in early world wars and incidents off U S shores. It mentions the first U S destroyer sunk in World War I, ships involved, totals lost in World War II, and locations beyond the Atlantic where U S ships have sunk. Answers appear on the comic page.
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Four Thousand Years of Culture and Japan Crisis
Willis Thornton contrasts Japan’s Tokyo clique with democratic governance in a critique of Japan’s wartime actions in China and a jab at Dr. Robert Ley. He argues that Japan’s claimed 4000 years of culture yields rotten fruit under Nazism, urging a shift toward a new civilized culture.
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Robert Ley
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New Order
United States
Mark Twain
Twain
France
Dr. Ley
All-American to Address Football Squad
The Bobcats football banquet at Hotel Henry Wednesday night will honor the team before the game with Fine Bluff. Principal speaker Robert Miles Milwee, 1910 All-American from the University of Arkansas, is among speakers along with John Griffin SPG PR man E B Young Hope School Board member and E F McFaddin.
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University of Arkansas
Hope High School Fans Barred From Pine Bluff Trip
Athletic committee spokesman Roy Anderson announced no special trains for the Pine Bluff game due to railroad guarantees. The Young Business Men's Association hosts a banquet. Hope, fresh from a 10-0 run of hard work, eyes Thanksgiving Day clash with Pine Bluff Zebras as Bobcats aim for another upset with the right breaks. The band plans to travel to Pine Bluff.
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Governor to Select Sheriff in Crittenden County
LITTLE ROCK Governor Homer M. Adkins planned a Tuesday conference with friends to discuss a successor to late Sheriff Curlin of Crittenden County. Burt G. Dickey, a planter, was named by one delegation as the choice, with the governor noting quick action or delay after talks with county friends.
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Homer M. Adkins
How Curlin
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Arkansas Democrat
Burt G. Dickey
Adkins
Fire destroys hatchery in Seary business district
SEARCY A fire gutted a two story brick building in the Seary business district Tuesday causing an estimated $40,000 damage. The Thompson Hatchery occupied the building with about 1,000 pounds of fire poultry three large incubators a truck and other equipment. The fire was believed to have started inside the hatchery with the loss primarily covered by insurance.
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Searey
Thompson Hatchery
Tank Battle Stalemate Reported Near Rezegh Tobruk Axis Victories In Libya
Cairo dispatch says both sides suffered heavy losses as British reinforcements pour into the Tobruk area while German troops are pressed west along the coast. New Zealand units advance toward Tobruk from Gambut, with claims of British 22nd armored brigade destroyed near Bire- Igobi and prisoners taken. Italian sources say significant British armor is in pockets and Bardia remains in Italian hands.
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Bardia
SPG Work Is Half Finished
Major Werner C. Strecker reports the Southwestern Proving Ground project is half completed with 65 miles of roads built and utilities near finish. Around 7,000 people were employed at peak, and weather has delayed only limited drainage and excavation. The work is now poised for accelerated progress as remaining erection and facility completions proceed.
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Werner C. Strecker
War Department
Strecker
British attempt to land forces repulsed on Normandy coast
Berlin reports German high command acknowledging an English attempt to land on the French coast. Authorities call the action a mere idea, while British sources say the Normandy coast saw the foray with one casualty from a machine gun wound.
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Normandy
Thirteen Nations Sign With Axis Renew Pact
Berlin reports that the anti Comintern pact was renewed for five years with 13 signatories. Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop proclaimed Western democracies now assist Communism and warned that Communism would be banished from the earth after the East blow.
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Postoffice to Close Thanksgiving Day
The Hope postmaster announced the postoffice would be closed Thursday Thanksgiving Day. Mail will be dispatched in boxes as usual and rumor carriers who observed Thanksgiving last Thursday will distribute as usual.
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Hope
Furse
Cotton Ginned in County Far Short
A U S Department of Agriculture survey for Hempstead county shows that by November 14 7 412 bales of cotton had been ginned compared with 12 087 for the same period in 1941.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hempstead
A Thought Sharpeneth Iron Friendship Proverb
A short proverb reflects on how thoughts and counsel sharpen a friend. It emphasizes mutual growth through honest discussion and supportive guidance among companions. The line echoes the value of wise input in strengthening character and relationships.
New FSA Chief in Arkansas
J V Highfill of Little Rock named state director of the Farm Security Administration in Arkansas. He succeeds Hudson Wren, who moves to a regional post in Region IV. Sam L Cameron will take Highfill s regional Tenant Purchase duties. Highfill has long tied to Arkansas agricultural work and University of Arkansas studies.
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Johnson County
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Red Cross Collecttons Reach Over Two Thousand Dollars
Red Cross chairmen reported collections of 98.51 Tuesday morning boosting the county total to 2,213.63 as volunteers continued canvassing for donations across the area.
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Red Cross
Ramspeck to Draw Up and Present Bill in Labor Fight
The Labor committee instructed Ramspeck to prepare a new bill to control defense based on Roosevelt’s commendation for cooling off and compulsory arbitration. Rayburn suggested containing the scope to allow arbitration as a last resort while still debating form. The anti-strike tension grows as talks with rail workers also progress amid no clear agreement.
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Yerger to Play Here Thanksgiving Day
Yerger faced a 6-0 defeat at Little Rock last weekend as both teams report fair condition ahead of a Thanksgiving Day game.
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Yearger
Little Rock
Pictures Wanted of Local Boys in Navy
The Star seeks photos of Hempstead Nevada and LaFayette county boys serving in the U S Navy for the Navy Recruiting Campaign. Bring clear photos to the newspaper, with names, parent addresses, enlistment date, class, and current location written on the back. Include any letters home from sailors. materials will be returned.
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