Hitler's Offbeat Retaliation Talk Foreshadows Second Front
October 1 dispatch analyzes Hitler's promise to retaliate for bombing raids while Britain braces for a potential second front. The piece notes German focus on Stalingrad and the Caucasus, and suggests Allied air supremacy pressure may spur a future cross-channel offensive. It weighs Egypt and Middle East options alongside possible Syria-Turkey moves and discusses Allied public support as a factor in timing.
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Reward Offered for Return Missing Girl in Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat reports a reward for information on the 10 year old Dolores Smith missing since last Friday. Subscriptions to the fund began with $6.23 from two wholesale company employees and additional donations expected. Police say the search continues with no progress or clues found.
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130 Mile Pipeline Finished on Schedule
Magnolia October 1 The south Arkansas sour Hus pipeline from Macedonia and MeKamie gas cleaning plants to the Jones iN Aluminum plant on Lake Catherine near Hot Springs was completed on schedule yesterday. The 180 mile line includes 90 miles of 18 inch pipe and 40 miles of 12 inch pipe with about 200 workers. The Macedonia to Perla mainline will feed gas to the permanent power plant and auxiliary lines move gas to MeKamie and Porle with mave ens for fuel to Bauxite.
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Market Report Markets see gains across stocks and grains
New York stocks rose to new high for the year as traders bought rail and airline issues amid inflation focus on the wage price bill. Grain and provisions fell back after early gains as profit taking set in, with wheat and corn moving modestly. Cotton and poultry markets showed varied activity with mixed demand and prices in Chicago and New York reports.
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Der Fuehrer Dominates Headlines In World Series Opener
Adolf Hitler’s prewar notoriety overshadows Axis talk as Washington and national papers lead with the Yankees defeating the Cardinals in Game One of the World Series. The press treats the Fuehrer’s rhetoric as a sideshow to the baseball clash.
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After World Series Pause a Mexican Plot Folly
The article recalls wartime chatter as government workers stay on, while Hed Ruffing’s seven innings near a no hitter spark play by play from reporters. It notes how leaders paused to watch the World Series and a 1917 plan to attack Ojinaga was delayed until after the series. Norman Walker of AP advised patience as the front pages remained centered on the games.
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Waterworks at Pine Bluff to New Firm
Pine Bluff October 1 The Arkansas Municipal Waterwork Company plans to take over the water system here after the utilities commission approved the purchase of 20 Arkansas Power and Light water properties. J R Pierce, veteran A P L executive, becomes general manager of the new firm and said the remaining 18 properties would be taken over as fast as possible.
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