The Race Problem Yesterday and Today
An Arkansas Methodist Oct 1 editorial recalls race problems through history. It contrasts ancient aims of domination with Jesus teachings on brotherhood and universal mission. It argues modern race questions require Christian cooperation and better understanding for all peoples. Also notes bees prefer straight nectar and explains Lent etymology.
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Adolf Hitler
Asia
India
Arkansas Methodist
Methodist
Jesus
Palestine
Jerusalem
Earth
God
Man
Japanese Fall Back as Allied Air Strikes Pivot Front
General MacArthur reports Japanese withdrawal into New Guinea's Owen Stanley mountains near Port Moresby with Australian forces approaching Menari. Allied air raids target Wairopi bridge over the Kumasi river, a key supply line bottleneck, while Beaufighters and Flying Fortresses attack Sala maua Buna and mountain trails.
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MacArthur
Australia
Menari
Nauru
Enile
Ioribatwa
Altra
Salamaua
Buna
New Guinea
Wairopi
Kumasi River
Raine Wollen Kumasi
Inflation Bill Upheld For Adjustments in Washington
A joint Senate House panel approved a compromise anti inflation bill, clearing the way for final action. House and Senate negotiators prepared quick adjustments in controversy, aiming to send the measure to the White House before midnight. President Roosevelt urged prompt action as leaders anticipated a conference report by mid afternoon Central War Time.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Senate House Conference Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Steagall
D-Ala
House Banking Committee
Erson
Stephen
Bobcats Face Texarkana In Home Showdown At Hammons
The Hope Bobcats host Texarkana Razorbacks at Hammons Stadium for the second game of the season. Texarkana seeks revenge after last season’s 13 7 loss while Hope backs McCullough leads a bruising 200 pound backfield with several linemen nursing injuries. A large crowd is expected as both teams vie for early-season momentum.
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Sope High School
Bobcats
Texarkana Razorbacks
Hammons
Texarkana
Bobents
Hogs
Border City
el Dorado
McCullough
Hope
Baben
Texarkana Pos
Hape May la
Chance
Poulos Lt
Bruner
Adams Lg
Cumbi¢e
Martin Ey
Stephens
Richmond Yr
Asin
Westbragkort
Hrakefield
Ambers Rea
Stanford
Parsons Gg
Goodlett Hb
Calhoun
Hoover H.b
Maddieston Stockton
Air Accident Fatal to Lt. H. C. Keith Near Foster Field
First Lieutenant Hugh C Keith age 27 and Aviation Cadet Jay R Stevens died in a training plane crash two miles south of Foster Field Texas during a routine flight Keith a Hope Ark native leaves mother Mrs Bertha Keith of Hope and brothers Paul and Victor Keith of Little Rock and Chicago Stevens son of Mr and Mrs John Rex Stevens of Lincoln Neb both assigned to Foster Field at Victoria Texas with Keith piloting the aircraft report from the War Department notes two other Hope area airmen killed in prior crashes and lists victors of the two families and survivors in this tragedy
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Hugh Carrol Keith
Bert Keith
South Shover Street
Foster Field
Texas
War Department
Keith
Hopeigh School
S. Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Victoria
Hope
Vasco Bright
California
James Butler
Florida
Paul Keith
Little Rock
Victor Keith
Chicago
Tex
Hugh C. Keith
Jay R. Stevens
Hope, Ark
Bertha Keith
Stevens
John Rex Stevens
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Tr Navy
United States
Pacific
Navy
Far East
Thleutian Islands
Aleutian
Fa Waeed
Kiska
Ima Iwoda
Aleutians
Attu
Gange
D H McLemore Dies at 62 in Durant Hospital
Durant Hunter McLemore 62 well known Hope man died at a local hospital at 7 last night He long served with the highway department He is survived by wife two daughters Mrs H C Whitworth and Mrs C H Smith of Little Rock a son Harry F McLemore of Hope a brother P E Moore of Brookville Miss a sister Mrs Jesse Cummins of Louisville Ky three grandchildren Mrs Jack Ambrose of 29 Palms California Mrs Frank Kirk of St Petersburg Fla and Miss Shirley Smith of Little Rock Funeral services 2:30 today at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home with Reverend Millard M Braggett in charge Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers listed
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Durant Hunter McLemore
Hope
Jack Ambrose
29 Palms
Calif
Frank Kirk
St. Petersburg
Fla
Shirley Smith
Little Rock
Herndon-Cornelius
Hey
Millard M. Braggett
First Christian Church
Burles
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dunn
Wilf Ed Waller
Louie Carleson
E Fe Greening
Pat Dulfie
L. E
Defenders at Stalingrad Resist German Pushes On
Reports from Moscow on the 39th siege day say fresh counter-attacks erupt inside and outside Stalingrad as German forces push in the outskirts. Russian guards clash house to house while reinforcements restore positions, claiming 15 German tanks destroyed and hundreds killed amid shifting battle lines.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Moscow
Stalingrad
Volga
Red Army
Germany
Stangrad
Ivzestin
Tzvestin
Valya River
Arkansas WAAC third officers to reach 910 this weekend
At Fort Des Moines Iowa on October 2 the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps will commission 120 women as the fourth class raising total officers to 910. Drake University president Dr Henry G Harmon will deliver the graduation address. Arkansas names include Margaret Knox Montlecita Nancy Petty Lime Rock.
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Fort Des Moines
Women's Army Auxiliquy Corps
Henry G. Harmon
Drake University
Des Moines
Margaret Virginia Knox
Montlecita
Nancy Ethel Petty
Lime Rock
Missouri
Mary Ida Moreland
University City
Wilma I. Thomas
Marshall
Mildred P. Whittington
St. Louis
Trainer Plane Forced Down Near Prescott
A bi motor trainer plane crashed one mile from Prescott on highway 24 Thursday night about 8 o clock when the pilot attempted a forced landing. James Crayton the civilian pilot with the ferry command and the only occupant escaped injury. The plane was badly damaged. Lack of el and bad weather caused him to attempt to land. The destination of the aircraft was not disclosed.
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Prescott
James Crayton
Ferry Command
FDR May Visit More U S Factories
President Roosevelt weighs another swing through central and southeastern states after touring wartime plants and bases plus estimating 94 or 95 percent efficiency. He aims to push higher production goals in 1942 and 1943, citing strong morale nationwide but weaker spirit in Washington.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Roosevelt
Central
Pouthienstern
America
Bac
Navy
Roosevelt Sadine
Congress
Pess
Next Round of May Start Soon Battle for Egypt
Cairo dispatch reports heavy American bombers striking Pylos a Greek port used by Axis forces in North Africa. General Montgomery announced the Eighth Army prepares for the next Egypt battle as British dawn thrusts lift a central Salient and push Rommel’s forces back near Bir El Muntar.
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Africa
Frank L. Martin
Cairo
Pytos
North Africa
B. L. Montgomery
Eighth Army
Egypt
Pylos
Fles
Beloponnesus
Montgomery
Aspis
E Alamein Front
Bir el Munassib
Rommel
Alexandria
Valley of the Nile
Rhia Linns
el Hameinat
North African
el Alamein
Pyles
U. S. Army
Middle East
Kiwanis Ladies Night at Hope Country Club
The Hope Kiwanis Club hosts Fall Kiwanis Ladies Night at the Hope Country Club Monday at 7 30 pm. A Thaws Asiatic Tour moving picture is featured with Kiwanis Quartet and Mrs J E Hamill. Group singing led by Frank Horton. Barbecue chicken supper precedes the program. Reserved seats through Herbert Burns or Cecil Dennis by Saturday morning.
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Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Country Club
Thaw
Ihes
Kiwanis Quartet
J. E. Hamill
Frank Horton
Kiwanis
G. T. Cross
House Committee
Herbert Burns
Cecil Dennis
New Physician for El Dorado Board
Lite Rock Oct 2 report announces Dr. J. W. Slaughter of El Dorado named examining physician for Union County Board. Also notes NYC first auto taxi cruiser on Fifth Avenue in 1904.
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el Dorado Board
Ane
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Willkie Arrives in Chungking In Warm Chinese Welcome
Wendell Willkie steps from the Tien Shan in Chungking after a 4000 mile route from Kuibyshev. A large crowd, officials headed by Chaung Kai-Shek cabinet members, and Gen Stilwell greet Roosevelt’s emissary. Willkie may stay about two weeks to review China’s war effort and front conditions.
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Sy J
Reilly O'Ullivan
Willkie
Kuibyshev
Russia
Sinkiang
Urumchi
Ihwa
Kansu
Szechwan
Lanchow
Chengiu
Chaung Kai-Shek
Joseph W. Stilwell
Allied Forces
China
Clarence 5. Gauss
H Kung
Chungking
India
20 Defense Areas Apply for Assistance
Floyd A. Rumsey, senior specialist on school facilities for the U S Office of Education, Kansas City, interviewed school officials from 20 defense areas here on their applications for federal assistance under the Lanham act. The act provides for allocation of federal funds to assist schools whose operating expenses were increased by an influx of war workers.
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Ssslle Rock
Floyd A. Rumsey
U.S. Office of Education
Kansas City
Scrap Metal Drive to Aid Army Relief in Hope
Citywide pickup by Hope High School vocational students will collect scrap metal from residents and businesses in ward order October 5 to 8. Trucks meet at 9 o clock at the Hope fire station for instructions. residents urged to pile scrap out front for collection. proceeds go to Army relief.
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City of Hope
R. E. Jackson
Hope High School
Hope Fire Station
Hope
Army Relict Society
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