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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1944

Page

5

GI's Haven't Lost Sense of Humor in Germany Front

With the U S Ninth Army in Germany soldiers hurt in action keep humor alive in evacuation wards. Lt Julia Blandford recalls a wounded captive who missed Thanksgiving turkey and joked about writing to the president. One veteran who lost both legs simply said he had five Germans before they hit him.

U. S. Ninth Army Germany Ninth Army Julia Blandford Louisville Prsiant Roosevelt Blandford

Wounded Troops Share Harsh Hospital Realities

Soldiers describe injuries and hospital care in a chaotic scene. A medic treats a back wound as a miner of humor surfaces, while surgeons reflect on German wounded and the contrast with U S troops. A soldier jokes about a bedpan as combat memory lingers.

Hollywood kiss lengths redefine screen science

Film editor Clarence Kolster studying the scene between Alexis Smith Paul Henreid and Eleanor Parker finds the kiss length and audibility depend on the woman. He notes Henreid appears out of control as the cut varies from 22 to 27 feet for Smith Henreid and 17 to 22 feet for Parker.

Robbin Coons Holywood Clarence Kolster Kilster Alexis Smith Paul Henreid Eleanor Parker Henreid

Debate on Presidential Election Reform Advances in Congress

Washington discussion outlines alternate voting methods for president and vice president, noting the constitutional framework and long‑standing debate. It cites Rep. Clarence Lea proposing a constitutional amendment and observes that current popular vote trends have not altered recent outcomes.

Congress House Clarence F. Lea D-Calif

Jammin the Blues and Circumstantial Evidence in 1940s cinema

A film column reviews Jammin the Blues highlighting its raw jazz score and inventive photography by Gijon Mill. It contrasts popular dance shorts with this standout jam session piece and notes Ruth Ford’s career move tied to her pregnancy and a Hollywood signing, shaping gossip about commitments and leads.

Mr. Kolster Miss Parker Henreid Miss Smith Gijon Mill Life Magazine Ruth Ford Harry Cohn Columbia Hollywood Peter van Eyck Colin Miss Ford Shelley van Eyck

Sunk Japanese Fleet Toll Tops 151 for November

U S Pacific Fleet reports 151 Japanese ships sunk or damaged in November after a Friday update. Adm Nimitz says 48 ships and 47 aircraft were knocked out, with further strikes on Manila area and Leyte. US carrier aircraft hit Cebu Negros and Davao facilities while battles raged around Ormoc.

U. S. Pacific Pearl Harbor Manila Leyte Ormoc U. S Cebu Negros Davao Douglas MacArthur Adm. Nimitz Santa Cruz

Debate on Electoral Votes and Popular Vote in 1948

The discussion notes Gov. Dewey won over 2.5 million votes across ten states yielding 62 electoral votes while capturing nearly 3 million popular votes in New York without a single electoral vote. Lea highlights these anomalies amid party-leaning states likely to oppose.

Mr. Lea Gov Dewey New York State

Funeral for Pvt. R. Boyce 3 Wednesday

The body of Pvt. Rufus Hart Boyce son of Mr and Mrs Carroll E Boyce of Washington who died last Tuesday of injuries from a motor accident near Fort Lewis Washington will drive in Hope with a military escort at 1 50 o clock Wednesday afternoon funeral services will be held at

Rufus Hart Boyce Carroll E. Boyce Washington Fort Lewis

Death of Lt. Herschel T. Hardin in France

Lt. Herschel T. Hardin of Hope Arkansas, a Farm Security Administration relocation project manager in 1941, graduate of the University of Arkansas, served from March 1943, trained at Fort Benning, promoted to officer, died in France after returning to combat duty. His wife, 1820 North Filmore Street Little Rock, was notified by the War Department.

Herschel T. Hardin Farm Security Administration Hope Southwestern Proving Ground France

Funeral service and burial plan announced

At 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home the Rev. R. B. Moore of Hope will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Mr. McCauley of Washington. Burial will be in the Washington cemetery with American Legion representation. Pallbearers include Clifford Russell Ed Purcell Pete Allen Chester Prince Ralph Roberts and Ben Ward.

Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home R. B. Moore Hope McCauley Washington Washington Cemetery American Legion Clifford Russell Ed Purcell Pete Allen Chester Prince Ralph Roberts Ben Ward

Castor Oil Use Split Between Industry and Medicine

The report notes castor oil is used nine times as much in industrial applications as for medicinal purposes, highlighting its primary role in manufacturing and processing sectors over patient care.

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