Why Russia Favors Peace With Japan in Wartime Analysis
Mackenzie DeWitt Mackenzie argues Britain and America face limits on Moscow's response to Japan due to the Soviet nonaggression pact and Allied strategic needs. He notes Stalin balancing Hitler’s war, Japan’s threat, and a 1941 pact that auto renews in 1946, making a Soviet declaration against Japan unlikely unless Japan provokes.
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Sy Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Churchil
Quebec
Russia
Japan
America
Moscow
Churchill
Germany
Siant
Hitler
Stalin
Manchukuo
Siberia
Vladivostok
China
Siberian
Mar- Sha
Gathings says public tired of bureaus and regimentation
In Little Rock Representative E C Took Gathings of West Memphis charges citizens tire of regimentation and bureaucratic dictatorship and demand more government economy while supporting sufficient military funding. Other congressmen comment on war and senate plans. Fulbright Mills and Caraway discussed re election prospects with unclear timelines.
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Little Rock
E. C
Gathings
West Memphis
Arkansas Democrat
America
Congress
Brooks Hays
J. W. Fulbright
Fayetteville
Wilbur Mills
Kensett
U. S. Senate
Arkansas
Fulbright
Mills
Caraway
Hattie W. Caraway
Jonesboro
Millis
Adkins
Strategic uncertainties in wartime stance toward Japan and Allies
A historical note discusses Russia's potential non aggression period and the possible risk of Moscow aiding Allies by striking air bases. It warns Japan remains a mortal Russian enemy, yet asserts this does not guarantee full war against Japan amid evolving global tensions.
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Moscow
Japan
Russia
Unlocking Adventure of a World War Marine Locksmith
Charles Courtney, a famed and paid adventurer, recounts his early Marine years at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and through Nicaragua. He details lockpicking, midnight raids for supplies, and a dangerous landing as U S Marines pursue Zelaya while upholding military discipline and ethics.
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Charles Courtney
Jimmy Valentine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States
Portsmouth
Liberty
Nicaragua
U. S. S. Dixie
Neville
Spanish Main
Corinto Bay
Yorktown
U. S. S. Albany
Market Report: Cotton Futures Steady Amid Hedge Selling
New York cotton futures closed with mixed gains and losses as hedge selling and profit taking tempered late rally attempts. Oct 20.33, Dec 20.21, Mch 20.12. other contracts finishing 5 to 25 cents higher before closing near or slightly lower.
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New York
Jly
Market roundup shows modest gains with scattered advances
In New York modest advances spread through stocks with little bullish spark. Volume cooled to about 550000 shares as the market drifted upward after an active opening and laggards advanced through the fourth hour. In Chicago rye futures jumped early but retraced, Wheat and oats held gains briefly before slipping back to close lower on the day.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton futures hold steady as October contracts rise
New Orleans notes early advances in cotton futures with profit taking from the long side. The market closed steady, Oct, Dec, and May futures sources showing small gains while spot cotton ends 20 cents lower. Sales 6,182. receipts 5,362. stock 161,896.
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New Orleans
Mrs Roosevelt to Visit Australia in Historic Tour
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt announced plans for a Canberra stay in a three room government house suite once set aside for the duke and duchess of Kent. Crowds cheered in Auckland as she and President Roosevelt discussed potential future conferences and veteran hospital visits in New Zealand.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Eleanor Roosevelt
Canberra
Australia
Government House
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Book Note for Whittlesey House Publication
A catalog-style line notes the book published by Whittlesey House in New York City and credits Thomas M. Johnson as co author alongside the primary writer. The entry situates the work within the publisher's New York portfolio.
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Thomas M. Johnson
Whittlesey House
New York City
Fifth Year of War on the Allied Offensive
World War II enters its fifth year as the United Nations push the Axis on every front. Allied success in Russia and Europe grows while Nazi morale sinks under relentless air raids and invasion chatter. A Missouri motorist’s car was left running during a blackout and was parked by two policemen sitting on the headlamps.
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Ernest Agnew
London
United Nations
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Warsaw
Third Reich
Russia
Axis
Germany
Italy
Pacific
Europe
Berlin
Eisenhower
Calabria
Apula
Greece
Adriatic
England
Jefferson City
Home Club War Conference in Hope Arkansas September 2 1943
The Southwest Arkansas District Home Demonstration War Conference will be held at Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station Hope Arkansas on September 2 1943 with state president Mrs Custer Chaffin and district vice president Mrs Luther McInturff presiding Hostess Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council Mrs Earlie McWilliams leads the day program including morning sessions with group singing devotional and reports and afternoon discussions on War Service and postwar planning Attendees include county club presidents secretaries and visitors and delegates will cast ballots at noon.
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Southwest Arkansas
Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station
Hope
Arkansas
Custer Chaffin
Luther McIinturff
Hempstead County
Pike County
Luther MclInturff
R. E. DeLaughter
Brittan
Hilda Beal
York
England
County Home Demonstration Council
Chaffin
Ella Posey
McInturff
Home Demonstration Club
Connie J. Bonslagel
R. Co. Harville
Treasury
Mena Hogan
Federal Extension Service
FDR Proclaims Fire Prevention Week
President Roosevelt designates the week starting October 2 as Fire Prevention Week and likens fire destruction in the U S to damage from enemy bombs in England in the early war. He urges active measures to conserve human and material resources from fire.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
England
State House to Close on Labor Day in Arkansas
Governor Adams announced the state house will be closed all day Monday for Labor Day. The holiday is one of six legal state holidays designated by a 1943 act.
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Little Rock
State House
Adkins
Seaweed used by Indians to provide salt in diet
Readable text notes seaweed served as a salt source for Indian people in the past. The statement highlights a historical dietary practice without detailing time period or region.
Arkansas Tire Rationing Tightens As September Quota Set
State Tire Rationing Officer A F Gildehaub announced that most motorists with A cards must stretch current tires while B and C card holders receive limited tire allocations. The September truck quota is 9,532 tires, down 1,200 from August, with 6,000 tires pending requests as of Aug 1.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
A. F. Gildehaub
Gildehaus
John Allen
Arkansas Bus and Truck Association
State Revenues Drop in August with Liquor Tax Slump
Arkansas reports August revenues totaling 2 507 176 dollars, down from 2 804 183 a year earlier. Liquor taxes plummeted from 396 081 to 65 778, while sales taxes rose to 788 133. two-month totals show a slight year to year gain driven by cigars and other taxes.
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Little Rock
Murray McLeod
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