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23 Oct 1944
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1944
Page
1
An ominous sign in liberated Europe and postwar debate
Rome dispatches report renewed unrest in Palermo with 19 killed and over 100 wounded amid Italian troops clashing with a mob. The piece argues poverty alone does not explain Europe’s instability and cites contrasts with England’s resilience before World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Palermo
Italy
France
Europe
England
Switzerland
Hobo
Belgium
Hengiand
Individuels desTacke
Hempstead County War Fund Reaches $1324.51 Total
The county campaign for the National War Fund led by Chairman James H. Jones and Treasurer Roy Anderson reports a new total gifts of 1324.51 dollars, representing 16.2 percent of the county quota of 8163 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
National War Fund
James H. Jones
Roy Anderson
Letter From Marine Expresses USO Gratitude and Donation
PFC Tommy Bacon of the U S Marine Corps writes from Hope Arkansas to Roy Anderson thanking him as treasurer of the National War Fund. He encloses a one day’s pay donation for USO relief efforts, noting he and fellow marines value support while recuperating from Saipan injuries. Date October 21 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Anderson Hope
Arkansas
Roy
National War Fund
U.S.O
Hawaii
United States
Saipan
Pfc
Tommy Bacon
U.S. Marine Corps
Hope, Ark
Volunteers Contribute Over 1300 In Local Charity Drive
Local firms and employees donated a total of 1324.51 to the day’s balance with each contributor giving a day’s profit or pay. Participating firms include Talbot’s Dept Store Western Auto First National Bank Star Publishing Co and Arkansas Louisana Gas Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot's
Roy Anderson & Co
Western Auto Associate
First National Bank Star Publishing Co
Citizens National Bank Union Compress & Ward Morgan & Lindsay
Haynes Bros
M. Lagrone Jr. & Co
Hope Auto Co
Arkansas Louisana Gas C
Ralph Bailey Morgan & Lindsay
Close Calaway
Norma Clark
Wanda Power
Alice Jean Purtell
Marie Russell
Eudora Steadman
Gladys Cobb
War Trials Begin as France Purges Quislings
Paris reports the first of a sweeping set of trials to indict more than 100000 people for collab or aiding Germans during the occupation. George Suarez, a veteran Paris journalist, faces possible firing squad as precedent for postwar prosecutions in a nation reversing from luxury to poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin Hill
Paris
France
Palais de Justice
George Suarez
Aujourd’hui
Ministry of Justice
Trouble Looms As Veterans and Labor Clash Over Jobs
Washington, Oct 23. Veterans returning from war could face job conflicts with organized labor over seniority and reemployment rights under the selective service act. The article outlines two contentious interpretations, potential legal questions, and labor proposals to grant seniority credit for service time to all veterans and those who were temporary or probationary workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Germany
Selective Service
Congress
David B. Robertson
The
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen
CIO
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Emoye Ded
Labor
Armed Services
Murder charge dismissed and refiled in Holland case
In Sedalia Missouri Circuit Judge R L Johnson dismissed the murder case against Edgar V Holland after the prosecutor said the state was not ready for trial. The charge was immediately refiled against Holland in connection with the murder of his wife Molly Mattie Holland. The case stems from a Lake of the Ozarks discovery last April of beheaded bodies of two women whose heads have not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
R. L. Johnson
Edgar V. Holland
L. J. Harned
Rial
Harned
Holland
Molly Mattie Holland
Fred Wesner
Johnson
Lake of the Ozarks
Truman Raps Isolationists in Senate
In Minneapolis Truman accused Senate Republicans of a rule or ruin policy to sway voters toward a president aligned with isolationists. He singled out Nye Taft and Tobey as among the party's most extreme isolationists renominated, urged Dewey to repudiate them, and praised Len Ball for backing Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Minneapolis
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Joesph H Ball
R-Minn
Roosevelt
Hugh Fulton
Truman
Ball
Twin Cities
Len Ball
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Group
St. Paul
Thomas E. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
House
Nye
Taft
Ohio
Tobey
Congress
Republican Party
Senator Lee Reaves Seeks 1945 Senate Presidency
Hermitage state Senator Lee Reaves a eight year veteran announced his candidacy for president of the 1945 Senate. Arkadelphia’s G Lookadoo says he will not seek re election to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lee Reaves
Hermitage
Piviem
G. Lookadoo
Arkadephia
Tragic Truck Crash Claims 5-Year-Old in Montiéo
Five year old Jack Reed son of Mr and Mrs Bernam Reed died after a truck he rode in overturned on State Highway 4 near Montiéo late Saturday. White feathers found near the scene were noted as nonpigment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montiéeo
uPr
Jack Reed
Bernam L. Reed
Here
Halliburton Funeral Arrangements in Palibesters
Ira Halliburton 53 former Mason legionnaire and city councilman died in Chicago last Friday. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Masonic lodge and American Legion to conduct. Reverend R. B. Moore to officiate. Active pallbearers listed with honorary members of Whitfield Lodge No. 239 and Leslie Huddleston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Haliburton
Dan Goedbold
FE. G. Coop
R. S. Blackwell
G. A. Nash
W. H. A. Schweiker
Webb Luseter, Sr
Webb Luseter
Ball Senator To Support Roosevelt In Presidential Race
Minnesota Republican Senator Joseph H. Ball announced he will vote for and support President Roosevelt. He said Roosevelt has met foreign policy challenges, advocating quick creation of the United Nations and authority to use military force without individual member approval. Ball contrasted Dewey as insufficiently decisive on international issues and warned of division within Dewey supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Ball
Minnesota
Burton
Ohio
America
Namning
Senate
Bail
House
World Security Organization
Mr. Ball
White House
Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
League of Nations
United Nations Security Organization
United Naions Organization
Dewey
Apnea
Speec
Minnesotan
Leyte Beachhead Expanded 18 Miles for Air Bases
American forces push an 18 mile front on Leyte as Tacloban becomes temporary Philippine capital and MacArthur announces plans to build a major base around Tacloban and Dulag. Troops hold Tacloban and Dulag while airfields and installations begin work for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Spencer
MacArthur
Leyte
Philippines
Tacloban
Douglas MacArthur
Sergio Osmena
Philippine Commonwealth
United States
Republic
Visayan Islands
Mindanao
Gulf of Leyte
C. Yates McDaniel
Associated Press
6Th Army
7Th Fleet
Leyte Valley
McDaniel
Army Engineers Buried Dead Cow-There Went Landmark Lieutenant Was Looking for
Lt Thomas D Rodman recon officer faced darkness and dead cow roadworks while searching patrol routes in Germany. Lt E Hulen Denton misread altered border signs and drifted into enemy fire, escaping after seven miles. Pvt Ray Towson tested his carbine and captured German soldiers. Sgt Guy W Sanborn earned the Silver Star for rescuing a wounded comrade under heavy fire. Army press ties boost morale as home papers publish soldier stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Engineers
Hal Boyle
Germany
Thomas D. Rodman
Sparta
France
Belgium
E. Hulen Denton
Gasper
Wyoming
Robert M. Bailey
Detroit
Guy W. Sanborn
South
Minneapolis
Minn
Asa Barnard
Glennville
Allies Press Forward Across Holland Front to Belgium
Allied forces drive across Holland toward Antwerp and the Rhine in a multi army push. British Second Army advances within three to five miles of Herten Bosch while Canadian units near Roosendaal and Breskens push along the Schelde pocket. American First and Seventh armies tighten the noose around Aachen and the Vosges approach as heavy rains hinder a major coordinated assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frye
London
Holland
Switzerland
Berlin
Schelde
Antwerp
Breda
Aachen
Saar
Vosges
Second
Hertogen-Bosch
Esschen
Roosendaal
Maas
Meuse
Bergan Op Zoom
Breskens
Fort Frederik-Hendrik
Breskens and Fort Frederik Hendrik
Vilissingen
Flushing
Courtney G. Hodges
U. S. First Army
Duren
Wurselen
Cologne
Rhine
First Army
Dieuze
Seille
Seventh Army
Epinal Vast
Brouvelieures
Bruyeres
Domfaing
Tered
Bonhomme Vervezelle
Belmont
Pass
Zuid Willemsvaart Canal
S-Hertogenbosch
Nelson wounded in air action over France during WWII
Lt J H Nelson son of W M Nelson of Danville Ark and former Farm Security AAdministration assistant supervisor in Hempstead county was wounded in air action over Holland October 13 and is in a England hospital. He has been overseas 15 months, served in ar dispatch infantry in North Africa Sicily and Italy, entered service June 1941, trained at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Benning, going overseas July 1943. Martha Washington kept 16 spinning wheels busy at Mount Vernon and made George's inauguration suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Huey?) Nelson
W. M. Nelson
Danville
Ark
Farm Security Administration
Hempstead County
Holland
England
Hope Friends
Nelson
Archute Infantry
North Iica
Sicily
Italy
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Benning
Georgia
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J. A. Richards
Lois P. Jackson
Herbert Griffin
Bus Tunstall
Hope
Cleveland
Halliburton
GOP
Pacific
East Prussia
Goldap
Junkers
Arctic
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Archangel
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Austria
Vienna
Moscow
Hungary
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Belgrade
Baja
Danube
Tilsit
Niemen River
Napoleon
Alexander
Prussia
Elbe
Bertin
von Hindenburg
Aries
Szolnok
Savonkosi
Pelkosenniemi
Finland
Arctic Circle
Kuisenjoki
Red Army
Ray Towson
J. H. Nelson
Martha Washington
Mount Vernon
George
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