Publicist flags weak War Bond uptake with call for ad blitz
Our Daily Bread cites Shelley Tracy of Oklahoma and J Tracy as saying 58 percent have not bought War Bonds and 80 percent invest little or none. They urge a centralized government advertising push to boost voluntary sales, warning of possible compulsory measures if it fails.
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Doctor at Jap Colony Doesn't Need License
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that out-of-state physician Dr M. Lynch could practice at the Rohwer Japanese relocation center without an Arkansas license. Lynch, licensed in Tennessee and employed by Lineburger-Senne Construction Co., was allowed to provide first aid at the government reservation, with Desha County Medical Society seeking regulation arguing state laws apply on government land. The court denied rehearings on related cases and upheld multiple rulings including optometry practice, tax issues, and criminal sentences in earlier matters.
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Derkansas County
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Neil Nordman
Submarine Grunion Reported Overdue and Lost
The Navy said the submarine Grunion is overdue in the Pacific and must be presumed lost. Built in Groton, Connecticut, it was launched December 22 and had a crew size around 65. Previous submarine losses include Shark, Perch, S 26, Sea Lion. next of kin of Grunion personnel were notified.
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D Terry Raps Government s School Policy
Congress member D Terry of Arkansas attacked federal aid rules on schools on the House floor. He cited salary disparities between Arkansas teachers and workers in Japanese relocation centers abroad, urging funding to raise salaries for local education while noting many state teachers have left for those centers. Rozzell compared Arkansas and relocation salaries, reporting many Caucasian teachers left and more may depart for higher pay, underscoring staffing concerns in public schools.
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Offensive in Egypt Desert Due to Blaze Up Any Day
In the western desert near EL Alamein the two mobile armies of Britain and Axis forces grind toward an October offensive. Allied air superiority grows as American and British reinforcements arrive, reducing Rommel’s edge. A reshuffle of Allied generals has boosted morale as both sides brace for a decisive clash on a 40 mile front.
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McRae Resigns From County Rationing Board
The Hempstead County Civilian Defense council will meet at City Hall to name a new member to the County Rationing Board following Dorsey McRae Jr.’s resignation. James H. Jones, council chairman, announced the move and urged all board members to attend.
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Arkansan Aboard Overdue Army Plane
A medium bomber with three officers and two noncoms aboard is missing after failing to land at McDill Field from a routine night training flight Saturday. The crew includes Second Lt Arthur Young from Fall River Mass as pilot, Second Lt Walter R Prideman of Fort Worth Texas as co pilot, Second Lt James J Degan of Philadelphia Pa as navigator, Sgt Carl L Fountain of El Dorado Ark as engineer, and Cpl Mardy H Donahue of Cookston Neb.
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Fort Worth
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Philadelphia
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el Dorado
Ark
Mardy H. Donahue
Cookston
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Hope Man Wins $4250 Judgment in Hempstead Court
J W Frith a county employee won a $4250 judgment against East Texas Motor Freight Company in Hempstead Circuit Court. Judge Dexter Bush presided. The suit arose from a highway accident involving Frith and a company truck several months ago. Other cases awarded sums include Walker Estate vs Dee Lang $200 Vallis vs McDonald and Midstate Trailer $130, Eli Sampson vs Midstate Trailer $150, Charles Terry vs Midstate Trailer $150. Court adjourned after a lengthy session until Thursday at 8 a.m.
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Texas Company
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Dee Lang
Verdellis
William B. McDonald, Jr
Midstate Trailer Transport Co
Eli Sampson
Charles Terry
Tadae Bush
Byrnes demands home front unity to curb living costs
James Byrnes, economic stabilization director, urges national effort to fight inflation and cost of living rises. He outlines actions by Leon Henderson and the price stabilization board to roll rents back to March 1 levels, extend food price ceilings, and curb evictions while boosting enforcement and funding for the OPA.
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Economic Stabilization Board
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OPA
Goering Speech Hints At Longer War In Europe
Bern dispatch reports Reichs marshal Goering in a pep talk to the German people outlining ten points. Allied observers interpret the speech as implying a second front could hasten an end to the war by next summer while warning that a fully operative defense formula is still years away. Goering urged endurance under air raids, said the air force is tied to the Russian front, stressed greater iron and coal conservation, denied wealth from the war, and warned that Germany would be destroyed if it loses. He emphasized military discipline, unity, and continued food supply for the German people.
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Paragould Boy Listed Missing in Action
Mr and Mrs Thomas Payne of Paragould were notified by the navy department that their son Halp Leland Payne aged 25 is missing in action. Born Hollywood Missouri he came to Paragould as an infant and was a Paragould High School and Hendrix College graduate who taught at Tinsman and Jonesboro before joining the naval air service.
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Legion Chief to Visit Arkansas in October
American Legion National Commander Roune Waring of Memphis will make his first official Arkansas visit October 22 and 23, announced by State Commander Hendrix Lackey. Russia produced 33,000,000 metric tons of petroleum in 1940.
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Russia
Scrap Metal Drive Planned by Hope High Vocational Students
City of Hope trucks under vocational students of R. Jackson Hope High School will collect scrap metal from residents and businesses in four wards on Oct 5 for Ward One, Oct 6 for Ward Two, and Oct 8 for Wards Three and Four. About 20,000 pounds are expected from Ward One. funds will go to the Army relief society.
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Cardinals Victory Seals World Series Over Yankees 4-2
St Louis Cardinals clinched the World Series by defeating the New York Yankees 4 2 at Yankee Stadium. George Kurowski homered for the winners as the Cardinals finished the series four games to one before about 69 052 fans.
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Green Defends Labor Policy at AFL Meet
President William Green opens the AFL’s 62nd annual convention in Toronto asserting that President Roosevelt rebuked critics who claimed unions were unnecessary and that a United Nations victory should guide all decisions. He avoids names while hinting at Bard and Morell addressing Navy conventions, praising wartime labor solidarity and vowing to beat production records in support of allied victory.
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German Reserves Fail to Deni 7 Stalingrad Line
Moscow dispatch reports the German army pouring reserves into Stalingrad to half a million but failing to break through. Pravda notes more infantry and tank divisions. heavy fighting continues in streets and on outskirts as Soviet forces press German flanks.
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