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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1944

Page

3

Community dressings list and bridge club notes

The Thursday evening surgical dressing list includes Mrs Arch Moore supervisor and several others. A report on October 20 lists names such as Mrs J F Jaorin Mrs L M Lile and Mrs Earl Clifton among others. The 1500 dressings were tracked. entertaining at home Mrs E P Stewart hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with sister Mrs Arthur Johnson of Clinton Alabama present. Prizes went to Mrs Lewis and Mrs R V Hernson Sr. The First Methodist Church Mission Study group met with Miss Kate Bride will collecting dolls from the South West Pacific Islands. Various local residents are noted visiting, traveling or returning from trips to Dallas Baton Rouge Shreveport Little Rock and Mobile with family reunions and military assignments. Sgt Lex E King Jr and other service members arrived for furloughs or departures to camps in Virginia California and other states.

Arch Moore Upervisor Jewell Moore W. J. Arnold W. Muggmitt Isabel Onstead K. Don Smith Nettie Jogden A. Morsani J. M. Harbin R. T. White J. F. Jaorin L. M. Lile E. P. Stewart Tue Jay North Jervey Street Stewart Arthur Johon Clinton Alabama Lewis R. V. Hernson S.C.S Leon Bundy Mision E. P. O'Neal Joes W. C. Miller W. Edwards Gibane Caneteline South East Asia Kate Bridevills South West Pacific Islands R. B. Moore

Mrs. Jessie Marcum Has Son Arrives Safely in England

Mrs. Jessie Marcum of Hope Rt. 1 reports her son Pfe Rowland Marcum has arrived safely in England after serving two years in the army.

Jessie Marcum Hope Rt. 1 Pfe Rowland Marcum England Pfc. Marcum

Church notices and service schedule for local congregations

The column lists weekly services for multiple churches. It includes Church of Christ, First Baptist, Unity Missionary Baptist, Catholic Church, First Christian, and St. Mark Episcopal with times for Sunday School Morning Worship and special events. It notes guest preacher Dr. R C Daily and a rector absence with worship reminders.

R. C. Daily Ouachita College Arkadelphia Guernsey Baptist Training Union R. C First Baptist Church Unity Missionary Baptist South Elm St Doyle M. Ingram Tom L. Epton B.T.C Eld Tom Epton

Soldier’s Training at Camps Howzie and Claiborne

The record notes the subject received basic training at Camp Howzie in Texas and Camp Claiborne in Louisiana, detailing early military preparation before further assignments.

Camp Howzie Texas Camp Claiborne la

Purple Heart Award Given To Fallen Brother Wounded in France

Miss Estelle Logins and Mrs. Mary L. Boyce receive the Purple Heart for their brother Pfc. Hick F. Loggins who was wounded in France on July 13.

Estelle Logins Mary L. Boyce Pfc Hick F. Loggins France

Roosevelt campaigns in New York with Brooklyn rally

President Roosevelt appears at Ebbets Field with Mrs Roosevelt joining the party as he continues a 1944 campaign swing. He plans a Brooklyn navy yard stop and a Shibe Park event in Philadelphia, with radio talks from the White House and a visit to the Wagner campaign. Democratic leaders tout the trip as a health showing and a test for New York voters. Dewey earlier attacked Roosevelt's diplomacy in a Herald-Tribune forum address.

Roosevelt Stephen Early Ebbets Field Philadelphia Shibe Park Washington AFL Teamsters Union White House Mr. Roosevelt Brooklyn Navy Yard Senator Wagner New York Robert E. Hannegan New York City Thomas E. Dewey Herald-Tribune Dewey

Dewey Attacks Roosevelt In National Campaign

In a sharp nationally televised tirade Dewey accuses Roosevelt of lacking a future oriented program for America and urges voters to demand questions and accountability. He plans major campaign stops in Minneapolis and Chicago with Albany rest before westward talks.

America Albany Minneapolis Chicago Dewey Roosevelt New York City GOP

Ration Coupon Updaters: New Stamp Dates and Good Indefinitely

The notice lists upcoming first days for blue and red stamps in Book IV, new airplane and sugar stamps, and gasoline coupon validity. It notes stamps A through Z and numbers with indefinite validity and specifies key dates including September 1 and September 3, 1943, for different goods.

Bonds cashing rules and Coast Guard rescues

The article explains bond redemption options under a new method. Holders of A to E bonds can redeem for cash, while F and G bonds require the old procedure. It notes the Coast Guard rescues 9,000 civilians annually.

The Coast Guard

Roosevelt Reveals Hearing Dewey Broadcast At Conference

President Roosevelt told reporters in Washington yesterday that he heard the Dewey radio broadcast. He declined comment on whether tonight’s foreign policy speech is political. The Democratic National Committee will pay for radio time.

Roosevelt Washington Dewey Early Democratic National Committee

Germany’s plan to win the peace and a coming war

Sigrid Schultz surveys Nazi strategy abroad from Landsberg beginnings to a worldwide network. She details parallel German and foreign offices, anti Semitic fronts, and covert actions through the Netherlands Spain and South America aimed at shaping global influence and safeguarding Nazi power.

Berlin Sigrid Schultz Germany Landsberg Alliance Chretiene Arienne Paris Anti-Jewish World League Nuremberg World Service Erfurt

Harris Heads Arkansas Natural Gas

D W Barris of Shreveport Louisiana announced Arkansas Natural Gas Corp elected Harris president at the annual directors meeting in New York. Harris, previously vice president and general manager of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co, has guided expansion into major South fields including East Texas Rodessa Sligo and Lincoln Parish areas.

D. W. Barris Shreveport Natural Gas Corporation Arkansas New York Harris Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co Ark Mr. Harris South East Texas Rodessa Sligo Lincoln Parish Carthage Texas Mississippi Albania Arkansas Natural Gas Corporation Machen Georgia Georgia School of Technology Denver Gas Electric Company Denver Colorado Henry L. Doherty & Co Cities Service Company Empire Gas and Fuel Company Indian Territory Iluminating Oil Company Artlesville Oklahoma

Farm Census to Start After January Visit All Farms

James Marlow reports that after January 1 an army of 26 000 census takers will visit every farm to collect owner names, household size, labor, wages, production, land value and machinery. The decennial census, begun in 1840, tracks a shrinking farm workforce though output has risen since 1940.

James Marlow Washington U. S Department of Agriculture

Sunday School Lessor Jesus Was a Realist

William E. Gilroy argues Jesus was a realist who saw man at his best and worst. He cites biblical references and modern atrocity, warning that recognizing evil is essential without abandoning faith in humanity and redemption.

Jesus William E. Gilroy D. D Poland Paul God

Brownell Emerges as Strategic Force in Dewey Campaign

The piece profiles Herbert Brownell, age 40, credited with pioneering Dewey campaign strategy. It notes his quiet, unassuming demeanor and his role in weaving state level tactics into a national effort for the potential 32nd president.

Jack Stinnett Washington Thomas E. Dewey United States Herbert Brownell Brownell

Monticello Weevils Crush Air Base in 21 7 Victory

Monticello powered past Jackson Miss army air base 21 to 7 led by Billy Cromer who added two more touchdowns to his 54 point season total. Jim Canady scored from the one yard line and Terrell Allen converted while Cromer sparked a late surge with a 53 yard touchdown run.

Monticello Arkansas A Navy Marine Powered Bollweevils Jackson Miss Army Air Base Bombers Billy Cromer Jim Canady Terrell Allen Aggie Cromer Canady Alen Anerethich Fresco Weevil Costa Weevils Spurter

Attendance dip marks 1943 MLB season drop

AP notes the 1943 major league baseball attendance totaled 7,714,636, down 1,160,119 from 1942. The brief also recalls Carnegie Tech students starting a lunch money fund to recruit better football talent and Notre Dame defeating Navy 14-7 before 18,000 fans in Cleveland three decades ago.

Sports Mirror Associated Press Today Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Navy Cleveland

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Hamilton Field California Will Porter Della Cox Ernest Shiver Mr. Shiver Magnolia Ched Hall Mack Stewart Frank Trimble Baton Rouge Rosalyn Hall Carolyn Trimble University L.S.U Kline Snyder R. N. Garrett el Dorado Mobile Alabama P. D. Smith Dallas R. A. Boyett Orrin Gibson Lake Charles, la Jett Williams L. W. Young R. R. Forrester Nannie Perkins Nanette Williams St. Louis Little Rock Marie Antonette Williams Pine Bluff Susan Woodford R. E. Frisby Daryl Frisby Henry Hinkie Baby McAllen, Texas E. M. Frisby John Frisby East Division Street R. D. Haines Monaham Jack Clark Camp Livingston John Coulter Lipscomb Camp Parks Lipscomb Oklahoma City Okla Allan Garrison John Ogden D. H. Lipscomb Paul Lewis Alden Baker Gene Lile Joan Baker Harrisburg H. J Lile Jonesboro W. C. Bilyeau Capt Hal Bilyeau Findlay Illinois Herman Cherry Bay L. M Lile James T. Hinight Pvt Hinight 66Th Infantry Division Camp Rucker Ala Air Corps S.P.G Harry McLemore San Francisco Calif D. H. McLemore Oscar Greenberg David Lex E. King Jr L. EF. King Worth Phillips Sgt. King South Pacific Norfolk, Va Jimmie Porter Rialto Johany Mack Brown Captain America Elliott Gabby” Hayes Bobby Blake Mickey Rooney Bonita Granville Blonde Trouble Samat Tep Nanan Walter Siem Frank Sinatra George Murphy Gloria DeHaven News of the Churches Church OF Christ Grady Streets Waymon D. Miller Christian Cooperation” Young Peoples First Baptist First Methodist Pine Robert B. Moore Methodist Youth Fellowship Group OUR Lady OF Good Hope Catholic Church F. T. Dollarton First Pentecostal Ferguson A. D. Hunter C. J. Rowe A. D. Hunter First Christian West North Main Street Glenn Hutton Bible School Ted Jones Christian Youth Fellowship Thos. Brewster Young Peoples Meeting City Electric Co Doug Bacon Carl Jones Roosevelt An Dewey Flays Nytt Evens Alfred Rosenberg Dahlem Netherlands Anton Adlan Mussert Mussert Utrecht Holland Harry Deterding Spain South America Gereman Portugal Wilhelm von Faupel Ludendorff Panama Canal Arkansas Natural Gas D. W. Harris Solid South Columbus Mackinac Island Wendy L. Wilkie John W. Bricker Ohio Teamsters Brownwell Gov Namvie Nebraska Tammany Hall Wylie Jack Adkins Wylie’s 3Rd Walnut
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