Football Coach's Daughter Meets Hospital Drama
In a small-town setting, Blythe Miller balances her college work and duties at her father Pop Miller's football program while navigating romance and hardship. Nancy Hale, a young widow with a child, endures hunger and recovery, as Duane Hogan unexpectedly arrives with flowers, hinting at shiftingaffection and unresolved tensions.
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Duane
Pop
Blythe
Big Duane Hogan
Norman
Nancy Hale
Scooter
Norman Dana
Miss Millert
Flying Feld
Nancy
Second Front Urgency Reflected in Allied Debates
A wartime column argues over when and where to open a second front in Western Europe. It notes the Allied push for relief and contends civilians must await the earliest feasible moment while acknowledging pressure for quicker action. The piece highlights differing views on protraction versus immediate military openings and cites information from Allied leaders.
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Europe
Market Report and livestock prices to Oct 14
New York stocks drifted lower with limited demand and profit selling. At St Louis Livestock National Stockyards hogs and cattle moved mixed while grain and futures markets showed modest gains then retreats on hedging and demand shifts. Poultry and produce prices held steady with light supplies, while grain futures fluctuated on outlooks for storage and milling demand.
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St. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Dept
Chicago
Bresa
Pounery
High Govrn Yates
White Rock
Plymouth Springs
Plymouth Rock
Young Plymouth
Idaho
Colorado
Fighters Put in Bids for the Championship
In Sacramento on October 1 several heavyweight boxers filed title bids as the world champion Joe Louis appeared unlikely to fight again before the war ends. Buddy Baer, who challenged Louis twice, was not among the contenders.
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Sacramento
Calif
Everal
Joe Is
Joe
Buddy Baer
Louis
Uutle
Victory Rally Draws 400 at Guernsey Meeting
More than 400 citizens gathered at Guernsey for the Hope Rotary Club Victory Rally. Principal John Vesey urged unity in the war effort, as Miss Nell Williams and Rev. Millard W. Bazzett led victory songs before war pictures. The program also included talks on the Scrap and Bond drives with county figures aiding organization.
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Guernsey Communi
Hope Rotary Club
Votary
John Vesey
Speaer
America
Ad Power
Guernsey
Millard W. Ba Zett
Ted Jones
Nell Williams
Martin Pool
Hempsteadounty
Mary Claud Fletcher
Oliver Adams
Bill Wray
Dr. S. Richards
George Ware
Albert Graves
Bumoyr. Thompson
Olin Hughson
Carrison
C. H. O. Franks
Rotary Club
Spring Hill High School
John P
Hattlign Union Church
Em Bristow
Amet
Hempstead Girl Wins State 4-H Club Contest
Pauline Samuel, 11, Hempstead County 4-H member, wins Arkansas 1942 state clothing champion at the 4-H annual conference. District champion from southwest Arkansas competed with three other district winners to take top state honor. She will represent Arkansas at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago this fall and contest in the National 4-H Club clothing revue.
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Pauline Samuel
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Conference of Arkansas
Miss Samuel
Chicago
Why Scouting Is Outstanding Organization
The Boy Scouts of America is praised as a key American organization aiding the war effort and shaping boys into useful citizens. Kenneth L. Spore urges adults to support the Scouts as a privilege for national moral and physical development.
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Boy Scouts of America
Kenneth L. Spore
Submarines and air campaigns in the Pacific theater
Army Navy and Marine planes report air battles with eight bombers and four Zero fighters shot down while two American planes were lost. In the Aleutians heavy bombers hit Kiska, with ships damaged and fires seen ashore. Allied air forces press Japanese positions as Australian troops advance toward Kokoda in New Guinea and Raoul, New Britain, sees a large bomber attack igniting fires and dispersal areas.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Alaetians
Kiska
Alaskan Army Force
Aleutian
Kisky
Kokoda
New Guinea
MacArthur
Buka
Rabaul
New Britain
Cotton futures rally as trade demand lifts prices
New York cotton markets rose on persistent trade and mill buying offsetting hedge selling. Futures for Oct to May rose to 43.41 for March, with Oct open at 17.83 and close 18.00 and other months showing gains amid a busy trading session.
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New York
Regulation of Waste Discharge by State Commission
Little State Game and Fish Commission acts under the 141 stream pollution law to regulate waste discharge into public streams. The commission will require permits for corporations and individuals before dumping, with samples taken for laboratory analysis to determine if matter is harmful to fish. Applications have come from Sevier county gravel company and a Sil ita mining company in Arkansas.
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Little State Game and
Sslon
Dr. Man
University of A Logist
Carl Hoff
Thansas Biosurveys
T. A. Me. Amis
Geisel Quits Baseball After 2 Years
Indianapolis October 14 Ameri can League umpire Harry G Geisel has resigned to aid in the war effort He sent his resignation to Will Harridge AL president Geisel cited long years away from his family and plans to enjoy home life in Indianapolis He debuted as an umpire in 1910 in the Missouri league He is noted as a popular banquet speaker and has about 169 appearances in the banquet league
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Indianapolis
Harry G. Geisel
Geisel
Will Harridge
Herendianapolis
Oil and Gas Filings in Lafayette County Arkansas 1942
Royalty deeds and lease filings dated October 1942 involve R. H. Patterson and various parties. Records include assignments of oil and gas leases, releases, and liens covering sections in townships 18 to 19 south, ranges 23 to 24 west. Filings show parties such as McAlester Fuel Co and Della Whitehead, with notes on Northwest and Southeast quarters and acreage totals.
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Lafayette County
Ark
Eunice Triplett
Lewisville
Arkansas
Acra
Cusseta
H. ER
Claxton N
West
Patterson
Leek
Pattern
Mealsster Fuel Co. S
Swy
See
R. H. Patterson and Wite
McAlester
G. Leas
R. H.patterson and Wite
McAlester Fuel Co
O. & G. Lenases
R. H. Patterson
Cora Jelfis
Swi
del Ja Whitehead
M. H. Whitehead
Nis
Nby
Rye
G. & G. Leasa
Sun O
Soldier Sentenced to Death for 12-Year-Old Rape Case
Tucson reports a U S soldier, Franoty A Lines, 27, of Caro Michigan, condemned by court martial to death by hanging for raping a 12 year old Tucson girl. The case, one of the first of its kind on American soil since wartime, proceeds to the Second Air Force for review at Port George Wright, then to the advocate general in Washington and finally to President Roosevelt. If carried out, the execution will be in an army general prison on a date to be fixed. Gliders are noted to reach 22 000 feet and glide 400 miles with a full load from 10 000 feet.
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FTE
Blythe
Qte
Pop Miller
Nancy Hale
Renata
Noreman Dana
Norman
Nancy
Duane Hogan
Duane
Tucson
Ariz
Qet
Pic
Franoty A
Caro
Mich
Hio
United States
Second Air Force
Port George Wright
Spokane
Wash
Advocate General's Office
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Army General
Lease to Lion Oil Refining Co. in Arkansas
Land Commissioner Bush Blrnley reported issuing a lease to Lion Oil Refining Co. of El Dorado for mineral rights on 380 acres of state land in Yell and Logan counties for natural gas exploration. The leasing fee was 15 cents per acre.
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Little Rock
Bush Blrnley
Lion Oil Refining Co
el Dorado
Yell
Logan County
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