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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
1
Arkansas Road Funds Fight Halts Full Federal Aid
Arkansas faces ongoing road funding battles as turnback laws divert state gasoline tax revenue to cities and counties. The State Highway Commission shifts to support the house version of a McClellan amendment aligned bill, raising concerns about delays in full federal aid and statewide road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Rock
McClellan
State Highway Commission
Senate
House
Louisiana Line
Nashville
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Dewey Attack Triggers Arkansas Democratic Letter War
Finance directors H L McAlister and Sam J Watkins defend the Arkansas Democratic campaign on the “One Thousand Club” and say they distributed letters inviting $1 000 contributors to gain “special privileges and prestige.” They argue Dewey misinterprets the phrase and relate benefits under the Democratic administration to party supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Democratic Campaign
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
H. L. McAlister
Sam J. Watkins
Dewey
Arkansas
Warsaw Falls Contained by Red Army Breakthrough Near Warsaw
Russian and Polish forces push a six mile deep bridgehead across the Vistula north of Warsaw threatening encirclement. Rokossovsky and the First Polish Army reach Laski and Dabrowka while German defenses face renewed pressure in East Prussia and Transylvania advances continue with Romanian aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel DE Luce
Moscow
Warsaw
Vistula
East Prussia
Norway
Arctic
Kirkenes
Transylvania
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Laski
Dabrowka
Germany
Warsaw-Vistula
Berlin
Danzig
Poland
Rokossovsky
Satu-Mare
Carei
AP Reporter Killed by Leyte Bomb Bomb kills AP war correspondent in Tacloban during Leyte invasion.
AP war correspondent Asa Hel Ace Bush, 31, from Salem Oregon, was killed by a Japanese bomb as Tacloban, Leyte island, was raided during the Philippine invasion. C Yates MacDaniel, AP Philippine desk chief, reported Bush died in line of duty becoming the tenth civilian newsman killed in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciso
Asahel
Bush
Associated Press
Tacloban
Leyte
Philippines
C. Yates MacDaneil
Philippine
McDaniel
Pacific
Associated
Highway Aid Wrecked by Turnback Amendment
Little Rock reports that a PRA ruling disqualifying Arkansas under the McClellan amendment halted federal aid for highways. The Arkansas Highway Commission switched support to the House bill after Rep. Oren Harris said diversions of highway funds to cities and counties under gasoline turnback laws prevented qualification. The McClellan amendment would have allowed aid without state matching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Public Roads Administration
Arkansas
McClellan
Senate
Arkansas Highway Commission
House
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Commisos
PRA
John L. McClellan
Missouri and Iowa Shine On Shakedown Cruise Spectacle
The U S Navy allows AP reporters to document the Missouri and Iowa during shakedown tests. Elton C Fay and Charles Mercer describe 880 foot hulls, 45 000 ton displacement, 16 inch guns and speeds near 30 knots as these 100 million dollar ships prove their power and seakeeping before active war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U. S. Navy
Iowa
Missouri
United States
Elton C. Fay
Charles Mercer
China
Grim
Scouts to Collect Scrap Paper Tonight Citywide
Hope’s Boy Scouts, led by county chairman Lyman Armstrong, will begin at 5 30 pm and sweep the town for scrap paper. The drive replaces the former monthly collection by the city, with funds raised by selling bulk scrap and covering shipping costs. Please have paper ready for pickup to ensure full coverage tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Boy
Lyman Armstrong
City of Hope
Scout Organization
Southwestern Proving Ground
Scout Fund
Philippine Landing Shock to Japanese
Washington reports Secretary Stimson describes the American Philippines landing as a psychological and military disaster for Japan. He notes Leyte landings suffered light casualties while Japanese losses were far higher and warns of potential renewed enemy reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Stimson
Japan
Leyte
Odd Claims About Global Lands and Green Fur Animal
A claim states the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics covers one sixth of the earth and that an Australian ranger is the sole animal with green fur. No corroborating details are provided to support these assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Hempstead County War Fund Reaches $2694.50 Third Report
The National War Fund total for Hempstead county rose to 2694.50 today in the third report from James H. Jones and Roy Anderson. This is about 31.87 percent of the county quota of 8163, which must be met before the campaign ends. A spokesman noted some Hempstead residents have reached 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Fund
Hempstead
James H. Jones
Roy Anderson
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Hempsead
Alance
Post Office
Robert Wilson
Carlton P Roberts
Carter
J Cuningham
Iw Warmack
Comer C
Boyett
A.D. Brannan
Land H. Warmack
A. Spraggins
Floyd Crank
Thos. E Ross
Weaver H. Collins
J. K Mangum
Fred . Petre
Henry Fowler
J J Honeycutt
Alene Johnson
WW. Cook
Ross Bright
John B. Ellen
Buford Hall
Don Hays
Anita Monts
Ann Goynes
Hd McCorkle
Scott Store
Clara Parris
Alice Jean Webb
Ollie Clarkobinson
Rosa Walker
Faye Burke
Edith Faye-Ward
Effie Pearl A Springs
Mary K. Calhoun
Dorothy J. Lawless
Marjorie Nell Braden
James Ellis Watkins Oen
Lyman Armstrong
Webb Laseter
Mart Yocom
Whitten-York Furn. Co. Employes
R. W. Davis
Co. V. Hoffman
Chas. Huffman
Otho Taylor
Oscar Odell
Hamilton & Matthews
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Glenn Hutton
Bruner Ivory Handle Co
Bruner Ivory Handle
N. T Jewell
Malco Theatres, Inc
Ritchie Gro. Co. Employes
H. L. Hanegan S. Joe
A. Polk
Naomie McKee
Mrs
5Alker
Jesse McCorkle
Clyde Clark
Earl Lester
Claude Collins
Harold Marcum
Oryn Lack
Tim Conway
Maxwell
Wilbert Lac
P i Webb
Southwetern Bell Telephone
Mary Andres
Madge Crawford
Ruth Fenwick
Cleo Munn
Hazel Lamnon
Robbie Jewell Roberts
Helen Simmons
Lay Fay
Leyte Valley Drive Seals Southern Front In Philippines
U S forces drive into Leyte valley capturing Burauen and San Pablo as northern front seizes Leyte and Samar shores. Carrier planes beat off a Japanese daylight raid. 53 Nipponese planes shot down and AA downed three. The operation aims to trap Japanese forces with severed supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Leyte
Philippines
Leyte Valley
Burauen
Dulag
24Th Corps
San Pablo
10Th Corps
Samar
Philippine
San Juanico Strait
Tacloban
Masbate
Leyte Gulf
Douglas MacArthur
Threefold Pacific defeat cripples Japanese fleet
Pearl Harbor dispatch reports that more than 26 Japanese warships were sunk or heavily damaged in a three‑pronged Philippine battle. Nimitz and MacArthur tally shows carriers and battleships sunk or damaged with many more vessels damaged, signaling a decisive, possibly war-shortening victory for the U S. Navy in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McMurtry
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Japan
China
Chester W. Nimitz
Douglas MacArthur
Nimitz
Emperor Hirohito
U. S
Midway
Formosa
Leyte
Samar Island
Sibuyan Sea
MacArthur
Mayor of Aachen Captures Hearts With Fire and Cane
In Aachen Germany 1944 Captain Gilbert TH Fuller 26 from Ludlow Virginia earns the unofficial title mayor as he directs heavy fire from attics and basements to pin German defenders. His mortars and machine guns keep advancing doughboys safe and the city in Fourth of July mood. His mortarman sergeant Louis Chase of Springfield Vermont is praised as the best with two mortars and 20 men. Chase’s unit has been cited for past battles and Fuller awarded Silver Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Aachen
Germany
Gilbert TH. Fuller
Ludlow
Fuller
Louis Chase
Springfield
U. S. Army
Old
Sgt. Chase
Allied Drive Arms at Guns Near Antwerp
Canadian troops closed in on the last major German guns blocking Antwerp while Berlin announced Allied landings on Walcheren island near the port. Montgomery’s forces pushed through the Holland deltas toward Breda and Hertogenbosch as the front from the Schelde estuary to the Swiss border remained quiet elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frye
London
Antwerp
Berlin
Walcheren
North Sea
Schelde
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Holland
Bergen Op Zoom
Costburg
Cadzand
Dorp Op Pindorp
Montgomery
Breda Box
Maas
Meuse
Nijmegen
Fort Orten
S Hertogenbosch
Thechelde
Frederik Hendrik
Groede
Schoondijke
Breskens
Swiss Alps
Epinal
Vosges Mountains
Attendance urged for GI Bill meeting in Hope Legion hall
Parents and relatives of servicemen are urged to attend the American Legion district conference at 1 PM Sunday October 29 in the Hope Legion hall to learn about the GI Bill of Rights. Commander J Pat Duffie says representatives from government departments will discuss all assistance for ex servicemen and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Hope
J. Pat Duffie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex. H. Washburn
James Thrasher
Biutaan
France
Aguinaldo
Mancul Quezon
Philipp
Arkansans
Cela
Uzol
Bataan
giounLa
Ani
Sulu
Sibuyan
Sulu See
Spanay
Pacific Ocean
Mindanao
Catanduanes
Weg Mindanao
U.S
Tp Brede
Miles
Dongen
Rhine
Netherlands
Vaghei
Opheusden
Eindhoven
Hertogenbosch
Eohensden
Boxtel
Amerika
NEA Telemap
Navy
U.S.S. Missouri
By Marlin Spencer
Europe
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