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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1942

Page

3

Inflation Bill Sealed Into Law By President Roosevelt

A lavish defense of the new anti inflation measure notes congress enacted the bill and the President signed it. It argues a government mandate is required to curb rising prices wages and salaries by November 1 and warns against greed at home as the nation fights inflation and foreign enemies. It frames a call for drastic action and national sacrifice under federal authority.

Congress Roosevelt Ivery France Russia Romany America Sodier's Upan

Bobcats Rally to Beat Texarkana 18-6 in Tough Comeback

McCullough starred with three touchdowns and a 200-pound charge as Hope High School Bobcats toppled Texarkana Razorbacks 18-6. Stockton and Hoover scored for Texarkana, while McCullough and Huddleston fueled Hope’s rally, with a blocked extra point shaping the late frame. The win marks Hope’s second of the season as they prepare to face Jonesboro.

Paul H. Jones Honey Hz School Bobcats Ay Toc Mee Culloush Texarkana Razorbacks McCullourn Stocktion Texarkania Parkers Stockton Hoover Kieks Robems McCullough Huddleston Hope Pope Mac Jough Texarkana Razorbacks Fleetbacks Hellman Ambler Hope Boys Chance Astin Stanford Babes

Stamps Legion To Launch Annual Membership Drive

The Carlton Devante American Legion Post will begin its annual membership drive Thursday night at the Legion Hut with mulligan supper. Speaker Senior John Le McClellan will preside. Notables include Dr. Lt. J. Kosminsky Texarkana National Commander of the 40 and 8, Hab Brooks, Little Reels, State Service Director, district and post commanders from nearby towns. Guests include the Lewisville and Stamps Rotary clubs and all ex service members awaiting call to service.

Hope Star Carlton Devante American Legion Post Legion Hut John le McClellan J. Kosminsky Texarkana Hab Brooks Little Reels Lewisville Stamps Rotary Tlubs

Funeral for Lt Hugh Keith at First Methodist Church

Funeral services for Lt Hugh Carrall Keith 26 Hope aviator killed Thursday night in an airplane crash at Foster Field Victoria Texas will be held Sunday at 1 30 pm at the First Methodist Church He is survived by his mother Mrs Bert Keith of Hone two brothers Paul Keith of Little Rock and Victor Keith of Chicago Active pallbearers include Guyton Keith of Magnolia Smead Stueart and Pat Keith of El Dorado Blount Keith of Taylor Ark Jarrell Jackson of Lewisville Otho Robertson of Magnolia Lawrence Martin of Hope Sgt Richard Moore of Jefferson Barracks Mo Honorary pallbearers include Dr G E Cannon Steve Carrigan Herbert Raley Frank Gunter E S Green ing Dr F D Henry J L Murphy R O Bridewell F H Hearne P J Webb Arthur Whitehurst John Wallace and Gordon Bayless.

Hugh Carrall Keith Hope Foster Field Victoria Texas First Methodist Church Bert Keith Hone Paul Keith Little Rock Victor Keith Chicago Guyton Keith Lof Magnolia Smead Stueart Pat Keith el Dorado Blount Keith Taylor Ark Jarrell Jackson Lewisville Otho Robertson Magnolia Lawrence Martin Sgt Richard Moore Jefferson Barracks G. E. Cannon Steve Carrigan Herbert Raley Frank Gunter Greening F. D. Henry J. L. Murphy R.O Bridewell F. Ih. Hearne Webb Arthur Whitehurst John Wallace Gordon Bayless

Agar from seaweed aids smooth foods during wartime

Report notes Brent floating masses of seaweed off the California coast yield agar used in ice cream and cheese. A California plant works around the clock to boost domestic supply after Japan’s wartime disruption. The piece also mentions Asia’s linguistic diversity with estimates over 900 languages.

AGAR San Diego Calif Brent California Japan

Marines Rout 700 Japanese at Tenaru River Battle

The Navy公布 accounts by Sgt James W Hurlburt recount the Tenaru river clash on Guadalcanal where 700 Japanese soldiers landed and were nearly annihilated by Marine Leathernecks. Two night assaults were repelled, artillery barrages crushed the enemy, and Marine losses remained light as captu­res and wounded figures mounted among the beach and palm groves.

Navy Department James W. Hurlburt Marine Corps Yenare River Solomon Island Guadalcanal Solomon Islands Delaedi Tenaru River United States Coconut Palms Charles H. Brush, Jr Jersey City Brush Leatherneck Contivent Edwin A. Pollock Augusta Tenaru Plantation Ure Pollock Leonard Creswell Madison Conn Hank

Byrnes Named U. S. Economic Stabilizer

President Roosevelt named Associate Justice James F. Byrnes of the Supreme Court as director of economic stabilization with broad policy powers to control the cost of living. The move also created an Economic Stabilization Board and ordered the War Labor Board to regulate wages and salaries and cap rents and prices, with Byrnes leading the new office at the Office of Emergency Management.

Washington Roosevelt James F. Byrnes Supreme Court Byrnes National War Labor Board Leon Henderson Agesculture Wickard and Office of Economic Stabilization Office of Emergency Management Economic Stabilization Board Treasury, Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Federal Reserve Board War Labor Board Congress

Blevins Rally Encourages Scrap Metal Drive Victory

More than 400 residents gathered at Blevins High School for the third Scrap Metal Meeting in Hempstead County. Speakers included O A Grave and J Nelson with H M Stephens backing the effort. a victory film by Martin Poole was shown and future meetings were announced at Sweet Home Church with Ed Lowe as chair.

Evins Hempstead Blevins High School F R. W.W. McCracken Blevins O. A. Grave Martin Poole George W. Ware J. Nelson H. M. Stephens Sweet Home Church Ed Lowe John P. Cox

Patmos Bay Finishes Navy Welding Course at San Diego

Merrell Eugene Hazlett of Pattios finishes a Fleet Welders School course in San Diego California with a grade of 89.5, ranking fourth in his class as advised to his mother Mrs John Laha.

Merrell Eugene Hazlett John Laha Pattios Fleet Welders School San Diego Calif Navy

Rationing of Coffee May Be Necessary

Reports of coffee shortages from many parts of the country prompted an Office of Price Administration spokesman to say that rationing of coffee may be necessary. The statement came amid concern over limited supplies and the need to manage distribution.

Washington Price Administration Day

Three-Way Bus Crash Kills One, 18 Hurt Near Lumberton

A three way collision near Lumberton North Carolina involved a Queen City Railways bus a gasoline tanker and a wagon. The tanker exploded and the bus burned killing the driver Lawrence R. Barbee of Greensboro and injuring 18 people with 38 more hurt. The tanker driver Tinson Branch of Lumberton was severely burned and an eyewitness reported badly burned victims were unrecognizable. Other vehicle occupants including R J McNeill driver of the wagon were only slightly injured.

Laumberton N. C Queen City Railways Lumberton Robert Baylor Robesonian Trailways Aylor Tinson Branch Lawrence R. Barbee Greensboro R. J. McNeill

Willkie Urges Immediate Action in Chinese Talk

Willkie pressed for aggressive action declaring the war cannot be won by timidity. He told Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek the ordinary citizen from Cairo to Chungking desires action now and will propel the United Nations to attack everywhere. He praised courage and unity, urging a global offensive toward victory and a new world of freedom and justice.

Chungking Det Wendel Willkie Willkie Chiang Kai-Shek Axis Cairo Moscow United Nations Africa Europe Asia America Angeressor

Press Praisesvoluntary Censorship of President News

Washington reports Byron Price credits publishers and broadcasters for voluntary suppression of news about the president during a two week American junket. He says the act shows the workability of voluntary censorship rooted in patriotism in abnormal times.

Washington America Byron Price

Allies press toward Owen Stanley after Menari reoccupation

General MacArthur reports Australian ground forces near the crest of New Guinea's Owen Stanley range. They advanced beyond Menari with little opposition as Japanese retreat, aided by Allied air assaults that crippled supply lines. American Flying Fortresses and air units struck Japanese shipping at Rabaul and targeted airfields and installations on New Britain and the Solomon Islands.

Macartnurs Australia New Guinea Owen Stanley Menari Port Moresby Wairopi Kumasi River Coral Sea New Britain Solomon Islands Rabaul Giidrome

Germans Cannot Maintain Campaign in 1943, says Halifax

Lord Halifax, British ambassador to the United States, told a Foreign Policy Association luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria that Germany cannot sustain a spring 1943 campaign, must choose between military effort and industrial push, and that Britain and United States will outpace Germany as their joint production rises. He said Germany has lost its start and the race is long, with the U.S. and Britain ahead.

New York Lord Hals United Sales Germany Foreigh Policy Association Waldorf-Astoria Halifax

American and British Planes Hit Nazi Bases

London reports a round the clock assault on Germany with a strong raid in the Rhineland starting fires after U S Fortresses defeated the Nazi air force by downing 18 fighters. Seven British bombers did not return in a raid likely involving about 150 planes. daylight attacks on northern France saw Fortresses return safely. The British strike followed a prior raid on submarine yards at Flensburg.

London Germany Rhineland U. S France England Flensburg

State Revenue Officials to Take New Jobs

State Revenue Department officials plan departures before year end. Revenue Commissioner Hare din will return to farming on Nov 1. Department attorney Lesfel Genry will join Missouri Pacific railroad legal staff on Oct 15. Elsia Jane Trimble may join a wartime agency legal staff. Deputy Commissioner Lyford and J M Whittemore face Christmas drafts. Possible successor Roy Paschal is Arkansas internal revenue collector under Adkins in 1940. Gentry, an attorney general aide, joins Corporation Commission staff.

Little Rock State Revenue Department Adkins Capitol Evenue Joe Haredin Lincoln County Hardin Lesfel Genry Missouri Pacific Railroad Elsia Jane Trimble George Lyford Wardin Roy @ .Paschal Internal Revenue Arkansas Adking Gentry Jack Holt Corporation Commission

27th Midway Producer Is Expected Soon

A 27th producer looms in the Midway field of Lafayette county as Barnsdall Oil plans a production test at Powell No. 3 NE NW section 10 15 23 north side of the field. Produc tion pipe was set after porosity topped at 6400 feet with total depth 6505 feet.

Hope Star Midway Lafayette County Barnsdall Oil Company Powell No Southwood Oil Company Hodnett No. 2 Hale Hodnett Southwood Arkansas Fuel Oi Company Turner No McKamie Stamps Atlantic Refining Company Fone Carter Oil Company Charlie McClendon Riddel Petroleum Corporation Layne-Oliva Gladys WV Actin

Scrap Metal Drive In Hope Four Ward Schedule

City of Hope conducts a scrap metal drive directed by Jackson and Hope High School. Vocational students will meet at the fire station for instructions. Residents urged to prepare scrap and place it out front for pickup by trucks October 5 to 8, with proceeds donated to Army relief.

City of Hope Jackson Hope High School Hope Fire Station Army Relief Society R. E Dealers of Hope

Reds Strike North In Stalingrad Breakthrough

Soviet forces mounted a major push around Stalingrad, driving into the northwest sector and threatening the enemy from street to street. Reports say Red Army gains include a strategic hill and deeper incursions into the inner city while German assaults continue in the suburbs.

Europe Henry CG Cassidy Geeye Moscow Val Stalingrad Batterine Stingrad Red Army Roger P. Greene Associated Press Volga Metz Marshal Se Ed Star Red Star Zon Digis Ivasion Staliages Oie Novorossisk Voronezh Adolf Hitler Rhineland U.S Luttwafte Horths

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