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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1942

Page

3

Willkie Speech Sparks War Front Reflections

A radio review of Wendell Willkie’s 31,000 mile tour reports blunt critique of Allied supply promises and a push for a postwar world led by US leadership. The piece notes Willkie’s independence, government ties, and possible Roosevelt caution while urging a plan on India and international policy.

Wendell L. Willke Mr. Willkie Willkie India Roosevelt Winston Churchill Lauls Winston Woodrow Wilson

Congress Delays Action Until After Election

Washington October 27 three major legislative proposals were placed on hold as Congress concentrates on campaigns back home. The measures include lowering the draft age to 18 abolishing state poll taxes in federal elections and mobilizing manpower for an all out war effort. The House delayed action on Senate revisions in the teen draft bill until quorum exists. Senators Connally and Joe key opponents argued the bill could be acted on with a smaller body despite proxies. The manpower proposal remains muddled as Maj Gen Hershey gave little clarity before the Senate Military Committee.

Washington Shell Contess House Senate Gurney War Department Hhemeire Mavie Senate Military Committee Connally Joxey Ieir Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Paul ¥. McNutt War Manpower Commission

Legion Dues Deadline Set for November First

American Legion members are reminded that November 1 is the renewal deadline. Post No. 12 commander Olle Gison and Terrell Cornelius urge dues of three dollars and fifty cents to be paid to Cornelius at Hope Furniture Company. The post has many paid-up members but seeks 99 more by the cutoff. eligibility is limited to honorably discharged veterans.

American Legion Segionnaires Olle Gison

Hope Boy to Join Navy Band for Navy Day Celebration

Hope Luck of Hope will play and sing with the U S Navy band during Navy Day events. J T Luels will perform song with Mrs Fred Luck also of Hope as part of the Navy band. The band broadcasts on NBS at 12 30 a m 9 30 p m and 9 a m. Luck is also in the band's chorus.

Navy J.T. Luels Fred Luck of Hope U. S. Navy Ban National Broadcasting System Young Luck

Columbus Scrap Drive Nets 23 422 Pounds

A school sponsored scrap metal drive in Columbus collected 23 422 pounds to date. John William Sipes fed the grade school drive with 262 pounds and Charlie Wilson led the high school drive with 10 423 pounds. Both won medals.

Columbus John William Sipes Charlie’ Wilson

Nation Pays Tribute to Navy on Navy Day

Washington October 27 the nation marked its first wartime Navy Day with speeches in communities and ceremonies as Navy ships patrolled seas and escorted 60 000 troops overseas Capt Leland Lovette praised the navy for its immense wartime effort and President Roosevelt lauded the service in a letter Knox and the Navy as key in preserving freedom and human decency continued on page four

Washington West America Navy Knox Rooseye Leland P. Lovette Pittsburgh Russia

Rommel's Main Line Penetrated by the British

Allied forces under cover of darkness penetrated Rommel's main line in North Africa as British, American, and Allied air power press the desert battle. Ground forces advance amid mines and barbed wire while night fighters and bombers support, with reports of Axis destruction and stalled counterattacks along the Nile front.

Don Whitehead Cava Slashig Army of the Nile Rommel North Africa United States Army RAF South Africa Air Force Desert Mediterranean Malta United States Rommelland Tobruk United States Army Air Force Fidrouter Orsney Aad Rome Radio Ater Rome

McClellan to Speak Here on Friday Night

Arkansas senator elect John L McClellan will give the principal address at a time club victory rally at city hall auditorium this Friday October 30 program starts 7 20 with brief ceremonies and a concert by Hope High School Band a sound war feature film and community singing will follow the public is invited to attend this free event the car pooling subcommittee slogan in West Allis Wisconsin warns if we dont ride together now we will walk together عورت

John L. MccCellan Senatorelect Arkansas City Hall Hope High School McClellan Jlower - Management Committee West Allis Wis Allis Chalemers Company

Navy Day Tribute to Sea Power and Naval History

Navy Day honors the United States Navy with a look at its long history from 1774 founding to modern two ocean power. It notes battleships aircraft carriers and submarines, and highlights figures like John Paul Jones Farragut and Dewey, along with events from Pearl Harbor to Midway.

Salomons U.S. Navy Navy Continental Congress John Paul Jones Monitor Merrimac Farragut Marine Dewey Manila Bay Pearl Harbor Bataan Corregidor Coral Sea Midway Thadore Roosevelt Roosevelts Rouge- Vell Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S Earl Harbor

Willkie Urges Second Front in Address

New York, Oct 27. Willkie urged a second European front and criticized censorship while touring the Middle East, Russia, and China. He said allied morale would sour without action and called for exposing military leaders to public scrutiny to drive democracy and mobilize support for an all-out assault on Burma via India, easing pressure on China and Russia.

New York Get Stanly 4 & Gemocrycy Europe Willkie India Burma Wavell Chilis Russia America

Japanese Claims of 28 U.S. Vessels Sunk and Damaged

Japanese press releases claim August 25 to October 25 losses include 1 warship and transport sunk and 135 planes destroyed while US losses include carrier Wasp three cruisers five destroyers six submarines and two transports sunk. Allied and Japanese counts differ, with no independent confirmation.

Tokyo Solomons Sunit United States Santa Cruz New York Selonton Islands Imperial Berlin Midway Coral Scale

Nelson Thanks Press for Its Scrap Drive

The Star received a telegram from Donald M. Nelson chairman of the War Production Board Washington praising the Newspapers United Scrap Metal Drive. The Star donated hundreds of dollars in free advertising and pledges continued help. Nelson urges broader voluntary contributions to boost winter metal supplies.

The Star Today Donald M. Nelson War Production Board Washington United Scrap Metal WPB Assolution Star Nelson United Scrap Metal Drive Campaign

Farm Bureau Set for Annual Meet in Little Rock

Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation plans its eighth annual meeting November 23 24 in Little Rock led by President T A Cornelius Hempstead County Farm Bureau. Wartime conditions mark the first such meeting in the state with a record membership over 25000 families in 73 cities. Delegates from Hempstead County will be chosen based on member remittances before month end shaping next years policies.

Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation Little Rovk T. A. Cornelius Hempstead Hemstead County Farm Bureau Cornelis Little Rock

Carrier Wasp Is Lost as Jap Fleet Rages

Washington reports Navy Secretary Knox saying the Solomons campaign is an attrition battle with the Japs throwing everything into a frenzied drive to crack the Allied south Pacific front. The Wasp sank September 15 after torpedo strikes and fires, joining the Lexington and Yorktown in the Pacific graveyard.

Washington Navy Knox The Solomons Wasp West Pacific Guadalcanal Pacific Rms Forrest’ P. Sherman Mander Pearl Harbor United States Ameri Held Grumman U. S Lexington Yorktown

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