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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1944
Page
1
He's Not Always Right But Still the Customer
William Feather argues in Imperial Type Metal Magazine that the customer is not always right but remains human. He notes temperamental buyers, big corporations with strict rules, and a shift where sellers gain control. Rationing arises to maintain order, and future tides may let customers demand more towels, though they won't always be right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal
Engineers propose postwar German industrial disarmament plan
Five national technical societies urge an international program to restrict Germany’s production of synthetic oil nitrogen compounds heavy forgings high alloy steels aluminum and aircraft and to curb key imports. They recommend prewar level reductions to limit future war capability and have asked to join the U S delegation for the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thrasher
Germany
Lord Vansittart
Morgenthau
Joseph P. Doakes
Minnie
Hull
Hitler
Alabama Editor Entwined in Feud Over Southern Accents
Gadsden Times editor Walling Keith reports a flood of mail from readers angry over West Virginia and Southern accents. Keith warns he may flee into Coosa river swamps, while a SPCSA chapter in West Virginia is rejected. He notes Knoxville as a southern accent center and names Byrd Bankhead Hatch for committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers-Distributors of America
Walling Keith
The
Society For the Prevention of
Keith
Gadsden Times
SPCSA
Coosa River
West
Harry Byrd
Virginia
John Bankhead
Alabama
Carl Hatch
New Mexico
Dewey Presses Foreign Policy Attack on FDR in Minneapolis
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, en route to Minneapolis, shifts from farm topics to a major foreign policy speech. He accuses President Roosevelt of misrepresenting GOP history and vows to fill in gaps on 1933 to 1941 policy, including pre-war scrap iron shipments to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Dewey
Minneapolis
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Democratic Administration
Japan
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Carl MecCardle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Representative
AAA
Republican Party
New Deal
Roosevelt to Speak in Chicago After Philadelphia
President Roosevelt will address a Chicago audience after his Philadelphia appearance at Shibe Park. Presidential Secretary Stephen Early said Chicago date not set. Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly announced a Democratic rally next Saturday following Philadelphia speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Stephen Early
Edward J. Kelly
Early
Story of a rat population in America grows
A government official notes that a once tiny rat couple that started a family now numbers as many as people in the United States. Brown house rats and black ship rats damage property, spread disease, and hinder infrastructure, with significant costs split among farms, towns, and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
James Marlow Washington
Interior Department
U. S. Public Health Service
Interior
Health Service
Ernest O Wingfield Dies at 55 in Hope
Ernest O. Wingfield 55 president of Hope Hardware and secretary treasurer of Hope Auto died after a two year illness in a local hospital. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Rose Hill. Survived by widow Florence Simpson, two sisters, two nieces two nephews and two great nephews. Wingfield born Prescott May 12 1889 moved to Hope 1899 joined family firm in 1910 served in World War I Navy. Active in Arkansas Retail Hardware Assn American Legion Hope Rotary Presbyterian church. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest O. Wingfield
Hope Hardware Company
Hope Auto Company
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wingfield
Florence Simpson
Robert H. Ragan
Greenville
Texas
R. L. Gosnell
Hope
M. E. McElreath
Big Spring
H. Kk. McHarg II
Robert Charles Ragan
Robert Baker Ragan
Henry King McHarg IV
Prescott
Arkansas Retail Hardware & Impleiment Association, Inc
American Legion
Chester Lester
L. M. Lite
T. S. McDavitt
A. J. Neighbours
Sid Reed
Lon Sanders
Polk Singleton
Don Smith
C. C. Spragins
Edwin Ward
Eugene White
LaGrone Williams
Third Grass Fire in as Many Days for City Firemen
Hope Fire Department rushed to the 1200 block of West Fourth street Monday then to South Walnut street Sunday and finally to the end of South Main street today to extinguish the third grass fire in as many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
South Main Street
West Fourth Street
South Walnut Street
Loreto Philippines Welcomes American Rangers After Liberation
Loreto, the first large Filipino town freed in the Leyte drive, saw 7,000 residents cheer the American Rangers who landed nearby. Crowds filled the streets, women hugged soldiers, and officials noted scorched and looted churches as mayor Tomas Caduan and police chief Odon Galido led ceremonies honoring the allied touch in Dinagat Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Bergholz
Philippines
Loreto
Dinagat Island
Leyte Gulf
Dinagat
Homonhon Islands
Leyte
Douglas MacArthur
Husky Rangers
Filippinos
Odon Galido
Gallido
Pearl Harbor disclosures delay sparks Congressional charges
Rep Engel accuses President Roosevelt of withholding vital prewar intelligence on German air power and limiting War Department funding from 1935 to 1941. Navy and Stimson review two records to decide on possible court martial actions. Maas and Ferguson push for public release of the naval board inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmshiyon
Engel
it-Mich
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
Pearl Harnor
Roosevelt
Army
Stimson
Fears Harbor
Navy
Rep
Maas
R-Minn
St. Paul
Naval Board of Inquiry
Ferguson
Kmich
Pearl Harbor
Forrestal
House Appropriations Committee
America
War Department
Two More U S Subs Lost In Pacific
Washington reports the navy list of submarine losses rising to 32 with the USS Herring and the USS Golet presumed lost in the Pacific. Each carries 65 men. captains Lt Commanders Dabinski Jr. and James S Clark praised with the Silver Star for gallant action against Japanese shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Pacific
David Abrinski, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Herring
Americans Establish Homes Abroad Before World War II
Before World War II a substantial number of Americans—about 390,437—had established permanent homes outside the United States, reflecting cross-border settlement patterns prior to the global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sates
400 German Towns Taken by Russians
Moscow reports a major Red Army offensive across East Prussia with Cherniakhovsky and Bagramian forces breaking through frontier defenses. The bulletin claims 400 German towns seized, deep penetration toward Insterburg and Konigsberg, and advances from Lithuania to Baltic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Daniel DE Luce
Moscow
East
Prussia
Red Army
Lithuania
Ivan D. Cherniakhovsky
Ivan C. Bagramian
Junkers
Bagramian
Memel
Niemen River
East Prussia
Baltic
Jurbarkas
Cherniakhovsky
Arctic
Yugoslavia
Kaunas
Insterburg
Konigsberg
Gumbinnen
Goldap
Walterkehnen
Angerapp River
Fallen Goldap
Berlin
Tilsit
Niemen
Norway
K.A. Keretskov
Petsamo
Kirkenes
Hungary
Hitler
Prusia
Philippine towns freed by 6th Army advance on Leyte
American Sixth Army pushes through swampy mud across Leyte and moves toward Burauen and Palo. Tanks reach Tacloban while a bridgehead forms on Samar, linking Leyte to Luzon as Japanese resistance pulls back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Yates McDaniel
Associated Press
MacArthur
San Juanico Strait
Tacloban
Leyte
Philippines
Fielder
Taclo
Douglas MacArthur
Samar
Luzon
Manila
U. S. Sixth Army
Dulag
Muck
Ilmie
Breaett
Burauen
Catmon Hills
San Pablo
Palo
Santa Fe
First Cavalry
Army Clerk Who Fought Tanks Earned DSC
Staff Sgt. William Kolosky, chief clerk in a headquarters outfit, rallied a noncombat unit to repulse a German tank column near St Denis le Gas during the St Lo breakthrough. Though terrified, he organized 30 and 50 caliber guns and bazookas, earning the Distinguished Service Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
AEF
Germany
William Kolosky
Kolosky
Europe
St. Denis le Gas
St. Lo
Kolesky
Stella Wilkins
W. 59Th St
Chicago
Solosky
British Force Pushes German Lines Near Antwerp and Breda
Allied reports describe British troops storming toward S Hertogenbosch while Canadian units push toward Roosendaal and Bergen op Zoom to flank German positions. Across the front, weather hampers operations as fighting continues near Metz and Luneville with several counterattacks repulsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Breskens
Germany
Hertogenbosch
Romsalen
S Hertonociananle
West Holland Line
Roosendaal
Bergen Op Zoom
Ant
Antwert Rosenal
Paris
Holland
Beveland
Walcheren
Antwerp
Aachen
Third Army
Metz
Maizieres Les Metz
Luneville
Heaarters
Moncourt
Brouvelieures
Mortagne
Voges
Independents Leaning to Roosevelt Rally Speech
Fulbright says independents and liberal Republicans flocking to Roosevelt. He cites recent Times actions as evidence and notes foreign policy as the campaign’s leading issue. Speech was at a Mercer county Democratic rally in Trenton with remarks from Ball and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbright
Trenton
J. W Fulbright
D-Ark
Roosevelt
Mercer County
New York Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Joseph H. Ball
Russell Davenport
Willkie
Sears
Two Arkansans Killed in Marine Action in World War II
Washington reports the Navy Department says two Arkansans in the Marine Reserve were killed in action. Pvt. Enwadd D Dempsey of Piggott and Pfc. Elbert R Gee of Magnolia are named among the casualties. The rest mentions cheetahs used in hunting in India and Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansans
Marine Reserve
Navy Department
Pvt
Enwaddd Dempsey
Emmett D. Dempsey
Piggott
Pfc
Elbert R. Gee
Floyd Gee
Magnolia
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Alex. H. Washburn
Miles
Malampo
Villaba
Palompon
Talibon
Bohol
Biliran
San Ricardo
Baybay
Hindang
Burouca
Gobas
Maasin
Palué
Abuyoy
Panonin
Balangige
Leyte Goll
Silago
Surigens
Ricardo
NEA Telemap
Netherlands
Utrecht
Brugge
Ghent
Brussels
Breda
Western Front
Veghel
Tilburg
oXles
eDuren
Cologne
Schelde River
Esschen
Dodeward
Mijmegen
U.S
Canadian Women's Army Corps
William Frye
Arkansas
India
Persia
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